Shark's Fish And Chicken

Mask sign on door, owner didn?t have face covered and was coughing. (I should have turned away then) ordered 4 wings and 4 pieces of whiting. The whiting is not whiting and has skin on the back, the wings are small. After receiving my food one guy asked me what type of sauce I wanted and when I told him he threw his hands up saying no no no no that?s a special sauce it costs $1. Wow $1 would not have been an issue however that is NOT how you conduct business. You do not yell at your customers as if they can not pay or aren?t willing to pay for a $1 item. The bread that came with the fish was hard. That was my first and last time ever in this establishment. I do not recommend eating here as the food is over priced and not worth the money. Please get real whiting fillets for your orders and regular size chicken wings, along with fresh bread. If you want Sharks the drive to Minnesota Ave is well worth it! These people are not affiliated with them.

My first time ordering from Sharks fish and chicken and I was fooled thinking a $6.95 cent banana pudding would have some bananas in it but not true, the rice with the fish dinner has no taste, but my fish was not bad, and the Pepsi. I will not order from this place again.

Great foodGreat atmosphereThe wife loves itThat puts them in the top spot for me

The food is amazing. Fresh well seasoned. I won't be visiting this location anymore after my visit on New Year's day. We were eating our lunch in Shark's, when the cashier sneezed coughed, while not wearing a mask or covering his mouth. It wasn't until another customer and myself mentioned this to the cashier that he washed his hands. Washing his hands was an after thought. Be mindful when we are dining out. Washing hands covering your mouth, isn't every cultures priority.

The food is amazing. Fresh well seasoned. I won't be visiting this location anymore after my visit on New Year's day. We were eating our lunch in Shark's, when the cashier sneezed coughed, while not wearing a mask or covering his mouth. It wasn't until another customer and myself mentioned this to the cashier that he washed his hands. Washing his hands was an after thought. Be mindful when we are dining out. Washing hands covering your mouth, isn't every cultures priority.