North Texas Still Has Some Great Seafood Offerings Ready To Lure You In With Takeout And Delivery Services Throughout The Pandemic.

Oh, how things have changed in just a week here in Texas.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has completely flipped the script, going from requiring everyone to stay pretty much locked down to now allowing restaurants to open back up at 25 percent capacity.

Still, as counties across the state — including Dallas County — continue to report multiple days of record high new case numbers this week, you’ll pardon us for still feeling a little skeptical that anyone should be going anywhere right now.

What that doesn’t mean, though, is that you can’t keep on enjoying some of Dallas’ best restaurants, many of which are still practicing safe social distancing with curbside take-out and delivery options aplenty.

In fact, how about a little seafood tonight? While Dallas may not be the first city to come to mind when thinking of classic seafood, the city offers a range of seafood wholly unique to our once-bustling Metroplex — many of which have done their darnedest to adjust with the times.

For instance? Well, TJ’s Fresh Seafood Market & Grills has been able to transform its parking lot into a curbside pickup location for its fish market, and is even slinging different selections of caviar snack plates to momentarily make you forget that any of this is happening. Meanwhile, Hook Line & Sinker in Uptown has its full menu — including prime season crawfish — ready to be served up at its pickup window. And that’s just the start of what you can find across the city.

While not a fully exhausting list of every Dallas seafood spot still luring customers at the moment, the curated list some of the more mouth-watering ones below is a good place to start looking.

TJ’s Fresh Seafood Market & Grill

Rex’s Seafood & Market

Hook Line & Sinker

Eddie V’s Prime Seafood

Amberjax

Seafood Shack

Oceanaire Fine Dining Seafood

Flying Fish

Cover photo via TJ’s Fresh Seafood Market & Grill’s Facebook page. 

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