🍤 Shrimp N Stuff – A Galveston classic since 1976, this laid-back seafood shack on Avenue O reels in locals and visitors with crispy fried shrimp, po’boys piled high, and gumbo that tastes like home. With picnic tables, coastal charm, and portions big enough to share, it’s the kind of place folks wish they’d found on day one—and make sure to hit again before heading off the island.

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🍤 Shrimp N Stuff – A Galveston classic since 1976, this laid-back seafood shack on Avenue O reels in locals and visitors with crispy fried shrimp, po’boys piled high, and gumbo that tastes like home. With picnic tables, coastal charm, and portions big enough to share, it’s the kind of place folks wish they’d found on day one—and make sure to hit again before heading off the island.

🦐 Shrimp N Stuff

📍 Address:
3901 Avenue O
Galveston, TX 77550

📞 Phone:
(409) 263-4339

⏰ Hours:
Sun–Thu: 10:30 AM – 9:30 PM
Fri–Sat: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM

🌐 Website:
shrimpnstuff.com

📍 Neighborhood:
Mid-Island • Avenue O near 39th Street

🚗 Parking:
Free lot & street parking

♿ Accessibility:
Wheelchair-accessible entrance & seating

🪑 Features:
Dine-in • Takeout • Delivery • Outdoor patio
Family-friendly • Credit cards accepted • No reservations

📌 Quick Facts

💵 Price Range:
Budget Friendly

💲 Avg. Cost:
$10–$18 (entrée, sides & drink)

⭐ Avg. Rating:
4.5/5 (880+ reviews)

🍽️ Cuisine:
Seafood • Cajun • American

🪑 Style:
Casual counter service • Family-owned

📦 Service:
Dine-in • Takeout • Delivery

🍽️ Dish of the Day:

🌟 Top Picks:

Fried Shrimp & Hush Puppies
Shrimp Po’Boy with Fries
Coconut Shrimp
Fried Catfish
Shrimp Gumbo
Stuffed Shrimp

🍰 Desserts:
Key Lime Pie • Cheesecake • Chocolate Topping

👍 Locals Recommend:
Shrimp Po’Boy & Coconut Shrimp

🌊 Vibe:
Casual & coastal • Neighborhood favorite • Patio seating
Friendly staff • Generous portions • Great for families & groups

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