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Unfussy setting for frozen drinks & bar bites such as wings & burgers, along with a patio.
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Address: 2544 E Abram St #100, Arlington, TX 76010
Phone: (817) 459-2696
Website: https://daiquiridepot.com/
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Daiquiri Depot: Seafood, Soul Food, and Daiquiris in Arlington, TX
Daiquiri Depot is your go-to destination for delicious daiquiris, soul food, and seafood. Location: 2544 E Abram St. #100 Arlington, TX …
Daiquiri Depot | Seafood, Soul Food, and Daiquiris in Arlington, TX.
Online Ordering Hours for Pickup: Sunday – Thursday 10:30 am – 9:30pm, Friday – Saturday 10:30 am – 9:30 pm. Orders may be placed as early as 8:00 am.
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2544 E. Abram Ste 100 Arlington, TX 76010. Online Ordering Available Open Daily 10:30AM-9:00PM. We have a Spectacular Line full of Soulfood that’s ready …
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Lucian Princess
Tik tok did it again. This place was worth the 45 minute drive. The service was friendly and welcoming. The daiquiri was perfectly well balanced. The oxtails were well seasoned and fell off the bone. You get one full pound of oxtails, it sure is worth it. Enough for 2-3 people. The catfish and chicken wings was made to order. This store front spot is worth the hype. If you are in the area check this place out for yourself.
… moreDevan Piggee
I was greeted promptly. Service was friendly and fast. The restroom was clean.
Before partaking, I was pleased to see they cared about the packaging. I purchased their greens w/ smoked turkey and it was in a covered pan, inside a plastic zip lock. I was truly pleased, because if it had not been packaged that way, green juice would have been all over the place.
The food was good and overall I was pleased.
… moreBefore partaking, I was pleased to see they cared about the packaging. I purchased their greens w/ smoked turkey and it was in a covered pan, inside a plastic zip lock. I was truly pleased, because if it had not been packaged that way, green juice would have been all over the place.
The food was good and overall I was pleased.
L Bates
Staff was very friendly and patient. Prices are economical. It’s probably as good as I’m gonna get for soul food in the area. The food was really peppery though.
I recently visited a second.
When I entered there was aroma of food. Yet I still preferred. The chicken wings had no seasoning. The potatoes were not fully cooked. The cook gladly offered to cook me another batch. I had lost my appetite by then when still waited 30 mins or so for them to cook. I have spent over $70 to leave unfulfilled.
The staff was pleasant.
… moreI recently visited a second.
When I entered there was aroma of food. Yet I still preferred. The chicken wings had no seasoning. The potatoes were not fully cooked. The cook gladly offered to cook me another batch. I had lost my appetite by then when still waited 30 mins or so for them to cook. I have spent over $70 to leave unfulfilled.
The staff was pleasant.
shonica s (Shonica)
If you are looking for great food and excellent customer service Daiquiri Depot is definitely a great choice.
This was our very first time ordering food from Daiquiri Depot and we were not disappointed. As we arrived at the location it was very clear that the food was going to be good! It was a Sunday afternoon crowd but the line was moving fast. The ladies that were working the buffet line noticed that it was our first time and they recommended some of their favorite to us . This was a pleasant experience considering how busy the restaurant was and we didn’t know exactly what we wanted, because everything looked so delicious .
Theirs two different ways that you can order as well. Of course the buffet and the ladies would plate it up for you or you can place an order for the food that is not on the buffet and it will be cooked fresh out of the kitchen .
I had the Spicy Shrimp Alfredo pasta with a slice of strawberries cake and a kool-aid mix drink. My husband had a little bit of everything . Rib tips smothered pork chops a host of sides and some of their cobbler plus the same drink ( non alcohol for both drinks). It took about 10-12 minutes for our food to come out and as you can see in the pictures we had a healthy portion. Their is indoor and outdoor seating but we took ours to go.
… moreThis was our very first time ordering food from Daiquiri Depot and we were not disappointed. As we arrived at the location it was very clear that the food was going to be good! It was a Sunday afternoon crowd but the line was moving fast. The ladies that were working the buffet line noticed that it was our first time and they recommended some of their favorite to us . This was a pleasant experience considering how busy the restaurant was and we didn’t know exactly what we wanted, because everything looked so delicious .
Theirs two different ways that you can order as well. Of course the buffet and the ladies would plate it up for you or you can place an order for the food that is not on the buffet and it will be cooked fresh out of the kitchen .
I had the Spicy Shrimp Alfredo pasta with a slice of strawberries cake and a kool-aid mix drink. My husband had a little bit of everything . Rib tips smothered pork chops a host of sides and some of their cobbler plus the same drink ( non alcohol for both drinks). It took about 10-12 minutes for our food to come out and as you can see in the pictures we had a healthy portion. Their is indoor and outdoor seating but we took ours to go.
Stacey Johnson
Food was fantastic! We had pig’s feet, fried catfish, Mac and cheese, greens, dirty rice, green beans, cornbread and red Kool-aid. And a piece of yellow cake to go! It was all delicious and large portions. We are from out of town but will be back when we are in the area!
… moreKelsey Hamilton
I went here for lunch today and my total for a beef tip and rice plate with 2 sides which I may add are small with a drink was $26.17!
I paid for a scoop of beef tips and rice which the portion now is even smaller than before when it was on the line and they weighed it in front of you! Same meal cost 12.99 not even 2 years ago and the sides/ containers were larger.
I will never return again.
… moreI paid for a scoop of beef tips and rice which the portion now is even smaller than before when it was on the line and they weighed it in front of you! Same meal cost 12.99 not even 2 years ago and the sides/ containers were larger.
I will never return again.
Rene Franklin (TravelGirl)
This was my 2nd time visiting this restaurant. Food is decent, nothing to rave about. The catfish and wings are good 8/10. For my sides I had Mac & Cheese 5/10, yams 7/10 and my friend had their hamburger combo which we gave a 7/10 also because the patties tasted bake and instead of cooked on the stovetop. The Kool-laid 6/10 and the cornbread 4/10, it tasted premade and as if it was frozen and then thawed out for serving. Other than the food the service needs improvement. Both times that I’ve been I’ve had to wait over 30-40 mins for my food. There’s no sense of urgency and none of the staff are apologetic when there’s an issue. They aren’t rude. However, they just lack friendliness and courtesy. I would give both of my experiences overall 6/10 but I would suggest that you go see for yourself.
… moreBclemons08
Big round of applause to the cook(s) because this 2-piece fish plate was nothing short of immaculate! The fish? Fried and seasoned to absolute perfection, with that just-right crunch that makes you close your eyes for a second bite.
But let me tell you—the fish wasn’t even the only star. The greens? Packed with so much flavor I almost forgot I ordered anything else. And the yams? Sweet, buttery, and downright delicious.
Listen… I know we’ve got food at the house, but we do not have this level of cooking at the house. Lucky for us, it’s right down the street off 360 and Abrams.
Get. There.
… moreBut let me tell you—the fish wasn’t even the only star. The greens? Packed with so much flavor I almost forgot I ordered anything else. And the yams? Sweet, buttery, and downright delicious.
Listen… I know we’ve got food at the house, but we do not have this level of cooking at the house. Lucky for us, it’s right down the street off 360 and Abrams.
Get. There.
Dhiraj Robinson
Disappointed and Unsatisfied – Not Worth the Hype
While driving across the country in late October 2024, I was craving some authentic Southern Texas cooking. After doing a quick search in the Arlington area, Daiquiri Depot popped up as a spot that had solid reviews and a wide variety of soul food options. Wanting to support a local business and get my fill of comforting sides and hearty entrees, I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, what I hoped would be a satisfying food stop turned into one of the most underwhelming experiences I’ve had on my road trip.
To start, I placed a rather large order. I ordered eight large sides three macaroni and cheese, two cabbage, one string bean, one collard greens, and one sweet potato. In addition to the sides, I also ordered four full meals, which included two oxtail plates and two catfish meals, all served with cornbread. I was fully expecting a feast bursting with flavor, especially considering the total came to $154.03. For that price, I assumed I’d be getting quality food, seasoned to perfection, and hot off the stove.
Sadly, that wasn’t the case at all.
First, the wait time was just unacceptable. I waited over an hour for this order to be completed. The confusing part was that the restaurant was virtually empty when I arrived. There were no long lines, no crowds, and no signs of a large catering order that would’ve delayed my food. The establishment itself was clean and quiet, which made the delay even more puzzling. With nobody ahead of me and a fairly straightforward order, I couldn’t wrap my head around why it took so long.
When I finally got my food and returned to my room, I was beyond disappointed. Not only was the food lukewarm at best, but the flavor was severely lacking across the board. The macaroni and cheese tasted like it came from a cafeteria tray dry, barely cheesy, and void of any richness or seasoning. The cabbage and greens were watery and bland, lacking that depth of flavor you expect from well-prepared soul food. The string beans tasted liked bland canned beans, and the sweet potatoes tasted like they had been sitting out for too long—soft but flavorless.
As for the entrees, I had high hopes for the oxtails, which are usually a centerpiece of any soul food spot worth its salt. Unfortunately, they were tough, underseasoned, and lacked the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness that makes oxtails so special. The catfish was just as underwhelming dry, limp, and borderline flavorless. Even the cornbread, which should’ve been the saving grace of the meal, tasted like a box mix with little to no personality.
The only redeeming quality of the experience was that the staff were polite. The service wasn’t rude by any means, but it wasn’t particularly warm or memorable either. It was simply “okay” not enough to outweigh the poor food quality or the extended wait time.
In summary, I wouldn’t recommend Daiquiri Depot to anyone looking for quality Southern cooking in Arlington. At $154, this meal was not only overpriced but also mediocre at best. The food lacked seasoning, the texture was off, and the long wait time for an empty restaurant just didn’t make sense. It’s rare that I leave a review this harsh, but I genuinely felt let down by the experience.
2 out of 10 overall. If you’re passing through Texas looking for soul food, I’d strongly suggest trying somewhere else.
… moreWhile driving across the country in late October 2024, I was craving some authentic Southern Texas cooking. After doing a quick search in the Arlington area, Daiquiri Depot popped up as a spot that had solid reviews and a wide variety of soul food options. Wanting to support a local business and get my fill of comforting sides and hearty entrees, I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, what I hoped would be a satisfying food stop turned into one of the most underwhelming experiences I’ve had on my road trip.
To start, I placed a rather large order. I ordered eight large sides three macaroni and cheese, two cabbage, one string bean, one collard greens, and one sweet potato. In addition to the sides, I also ordered four full meals, which included two oxtail plates and two catfish meals, all served with cornbread. I was fully expecting a feast bursting with flavor, especially considering the total came to $154.03. For that price, I assumed I’d be getting quality food, seasoned to perfection, and hot off the stove.
Sadly, that wasn’t the case at all.
First, the wait time was just unacceptable. I waited over an hour for this order to be completed. The confusing part was that the restaurant was virtually empty when I arrived. There were no long lines, no crowds, and no signs of a large catering order that would’ve delayed my food. The establishment itself was clean and quiet, which made the delay even more puzzling. With nobody ahead of me and a fairly straightforward order, I couldn’t wrap my head around why it took so long.
When I finally got my food and returned to my room, I was beyond disappointed. Not only was the food lukewarm at best, but the flavor was severely lacking across the board. The macaroni and cheese tasted like it came from a cafeteria tray dry, barely cheesy, and void of any richness or seasoning. The cabbage and greens were watery and bland, lacking that depth of flavor you expect from well-prepared soul food. The string beans tasted liked bland canned beans, and the sweet potatoes tasted like they had been sitting out for too long—soft but flavorless.
As for the entrees, I had high hopes for the oxtails, which are usually a centerpiece of any soul food spot worth its salt. Unfortunately, they were tough, underseasoned, and lacked the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness that makes oxtails so special. The catfish was just as underwhelming dry, limp, and borderline flavorless. Even the cornbread, which should’ve been the saving grace of the meal, tasted like a box mix with little to no personality.
The only redeeming quality of the experience was that the staff were polite. The service wasn’t rude by any means, but it wasn’t particularly warm or memorable either. It was simply “okay” not enough to outweigh the poor food quality or the extended wait time.
In summary, I wouldn’t recommend Daiquiri Depot to anyone looking for quality Southern cooking in Arlington. At $154, this meal was not only overpriced but also mediocre at best. The food lacked seasoning, the texture was off, and the long wait time for an empty restaurant just didn’t make sense. It’s rare that I leave a review this harsh, but I genuinely felt let down by the experience.
2 out of 10 overall. If you’re passing through Texas looking for soul food, I’d strongly suggest trying somewhere else.
Laurie Hardaway
We ordered catfish and fries, spicy lemon pepper wings and a frose/strawberry daiquiri. There was a wait for the food, but everything was made to order. It was very well seasoned and came out piping hot! Which I LOVED! 8/10.
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