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Pelican's Steak & Seafood

Name: Pelican's Steak & Seafood
Address: 130 Shadow Mountain Dr, El Paso, TX, 79912, US
Telephone: (915) 581-1392
Price range: $$$

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Erika Castano

Feb 11, 2018

We were able to get a bar table because are did not have a reservation being the weekend before Valentine's day. Service was not as good as it usually is, but our server was attentive.We ordered the usual appetizer, Rockefeller oysters which were very tasty. We are never disappointed by the oysters feller. I ordered my favorite, shrimp scampi with a side of asparagus. My scampi was delicious as it always is, but the asparagus were overcooked. My husband also ordered his favorite dish there, prime rib. Good taste, but the majority of his cut was fat which is very unusual. I recommend cooks put more care into what they serve.

Rebekah

Mar 14, 2018

The atmosphere was enjoyable and the food was pretty good but very expensive. Service was really bad. We asked for drinks and price. Server gave me the price written on napkin and then we did not get any drinks. About 15-20 minutes later she asked us if we wanted the drinks. Then she did not come back for our dinner order forever. I finally got up and asked if we could order some dinner. Then they brought our food to us without silver ware so I also had to find someone to ask about that. Then we waited for ever for our check and I finally had to get up and ask for that also. Waitress checked on us while we were eating once or twice that was good but otherwise pretty disappointing how bad service there was for a pretty expensive meal. I also wanted to note that the table I sat at was very tipsy I felt that anytime our drinks could spill.

Christina Powe

May 24, 2018

Eating in this restaraunt is like dining in a dinner boat somewhere in the Seattle marina. The seafood is great and the clam chowder makes you feel like you're right in New England.

Art A Lopez

Mar 28, 2018

Excellent food and service. Great spots for couples and large areas for larger groups. Entire staff is friendly, very cozy.

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Feb 20, 2018

Like Tony Montana I feel like a king at Pelicans! I order me lobster... I order me steak... I order the shrimp tambien... I always order more and more and more.... I jist can get enough of that goodness. Fly Pelican! FLY! I want they neon pelican to fly. I love neon like a pelican loves pelicans. If u ever get rid of your sign Pelican please let me know.

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