Ostioneria 7 Mares, Garland, Texas, Mexican Restaurant Details

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Horrible and very rational portions...
Rice taste ugly, cold food,tortilla chips weird smell..
Good attraction for the eye in the almost bottom less server's, not recomended..

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Food was horrendous cold and terrible

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Great food nice and hot. Very pleased with lunch today

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Very disappointed. Food came out cold. They had no sauce for the oysters. My niece ordered a corn dog which came out frozen. The fruit drinks tasted like faucet water. Overall very disappointed.

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Very displeased with my lunch experience here. First, the atmosphere is much to be desired: plastic table covers, random plastic fish covering the walls, and a mexican Justin Beiber playing on the TVs. The tortilla chips were made from some heavy cornmeal dough that made them really thick & dense and taste weird. The salsa was below-average and wasn't even as good as store-bought brands. I was also served a random cup of too-salty beans with my chips and salsa. Trying to fill me up early, I guess? Being that it was my first time here, I asked my server what she recommended. She proceeded to read the entire menu aloud to me. I interjected with "Well, what do you like here?" To which she mumbled "Oh, I dunno..." but then halfway pointed to the fried fish item, which I ended up getting just to be done with it. I will say that the service was decently quick, although the servers are dressed up in hot pink mini-dresses a la 1950's car-hops...all that's missing is the roller skates...So I got my meal and instantly noticed that it was just a fried piece of catfish, fries, a piece of buttered toast, and "mexican" rice. Yes, a fried meat plus 3 starches...The fries were limp and a bit soggy, the toast was just unpleasant, and the "mexican" rice tasted burnt, old, and poorly seasoned. The fish was coated in what had to be a crushed up batter of the tortilla chips as it was heavy, oddly thick, and just as bland. Mind you, this place touts itself as a mexican seafood restaurant, however there was NOTHING mexican about my meal other than the terrible rice. I ended up peeling the breading off the fish and then eating it with the tartar sauce provided. Oh, and this all cost me around 10 bucks (after the dollar tip I left, which was more than generous...). The one positive thing I will say about this place (and why it's not getting 1 star) is that at least it didn't make me sick. Other than that, I say avoid at all costs.