All Season Seafood - Pearland

The crawfish was good. I got garlic butter seasoning with medium spiciness and most were average size with a few small ones unfortunately. Price right now was 8.99 lb. You can add two half ears of corn, sausage link, and potatoes for a small charge. They are immersed in the same sauce to absorb flavor. There is a 2 lb minimum. Average person will consume 3 lbs. It is in a strip across the street from Los Cuccos and kitty corner to CBD store.

Seafood and chicken well cooked and seasoned! it was expensive, but what is not today! I'm going back!

I'm so disappointed today and angry with my visit. I ordered the cooking 2 with 1 snow crab cluster, 5 colossal garnels, 1 mais, 1 kartoffel, 1 piece sausage and 1 pfu crust fish. when I opened my lunch when I came home, something didn't look right. they gave me 9, I repeat NINE warfish, which should be a plague! I called because it's a mistake. but I was told that the big cancers weigh more. they are serious! I was horrified that they talked to me like stupid! unnecessary to say, please forbear and find another place for meeresfruit!

My wife, sister in law and nephew and I are all eating our selections as I write this text. Salt and pepper fish, shrimp and catfish combo, and 5 plus pounds of crawfish. Having spent a great deal of time in Louisiana I qualify as an expert on crawfish.If you have not tried this seafood source, I suggest you do. It is first rate.

I don't usually leave reviews unless the food and service was exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. From the star rating you can tell this was the latter. I had read many reviews some good mostly about the crawfish and some bad basically everything else on the menu . It's true, the crawfish are good. Well seasoned and cooked perfectly. But that's where the good times end. I was told to try their Salt Pepper wings. I looked at their menu online and it has them listed for 15 wings for 18.99. That's pretty expensive considering they're no side items or sauce. Just naked wings with onions and jalapenos. When I arrived at the restaurant i was informed that the online price was incorrect and the 15 wings were 26.50! I asked why they haven't updated their prices on THEIR website and his response was, We don't have any control over that. Those were our prices from 5 years ago. Ok I thought, well maybe they're that expensive because there so damn good. I took the plunge. I asked what else was a favorite that I should try. He said the House Fried Rice. I looked at the menu...16.99? PF Chang's fried rice is not that expensive! And this is in a You Buy We Fry fish market. Once again, I thought...this must be an amazing little dive to charge 5 star prices so I have to see what this is all about. When I recieved my order the wings were bland, plain wings that were a little on the soggy side. On the picture in the restaurant you'll see wings with a pile of sauteed onions and jalapenos all over the wings. On my order there were TWO jalapeno slices and practically no onions. I asked the guy behind the counter where are my onions and jalapenos? He replied, Oh yea, the price of jalapenos have went up so we don't add as much as we used to. WTF?!?!? Let me get this straight...you raised the price from 18.99 to 26.50 but now you get basically no jalapenos or onions anymore? His answer was a mind boggling....YES. The House Fried Rice. The wings were god awful so I really hoped the fried rice would save the day. It didn't. The rice was undercooked and a little crunchy in some parts. You would need a magnifying glass to find any shrimp, crawfish, sausage or whatever! And the portion was so small they honestly could've used a smaller container to package it in. There was so much empty space it was ridiculous. So in total with the number 2 boil we spent 90 dollars and I believe we totally wasted 50 of it to the trash can. I wish I would have taken pictures before we trashed it. It was only until the next morning did I even think of leaving a review. Like I said previously...normally I don't leave reviews...but this warranted an exception. My advice to anyone thinking of dining from All Seasons is stick to the boiled items and stay very very far from anything else on the menu. Its way overpriced and to be honest...even if it were cheap I'd still pass, the food is just not good. My family ended up going Jersey Mike's for sandwiches that same night. DINER BEWARE.