We returned to Billy's Seafood this year because of the wonderful gentleman that helped us last year. We had so much fun, teasing and talking with him and really hoped to see him again. He was not there, and we were "looked at" by a young man with a huge lip of "chew". Not a greeting, not a smile, not a, "May I help you?" just a vacant stare. He made no comment the entire time we were there except to tell me that the crawfish tails came China and he wouldn't buy them or try them. We spent quite a bit of money there and did not receive a "Thank you". Instead of trying to spread my purchases to all the local seafood places, I will take all of my business to Aquila next year. They were very friendly and attentive and answered all my questions very gracefully. Sorry, Billy's, I won't be back.
Review Source:3 stars for the seafood, 0 star for the lady behind the counter. I do not what is your problem, but a smile will be great, and customer appreciation will be nice.
Sorry if we bother you with all our questions.
I hope billy read these reviews. I do have few small business on my own , and will never let an employee acting like that.
Billy's is a bit off the beaten trail, about 15 minutes in traffic from 182 and 59, but oh so worth the scenic drive.  We went there 3 times in 2 weeks for 20 pound sacks of sweet succulent  very fresh oysters in the shell ($1 per pound, amazing), and some jumbo shrimp (@ $8.5 per pound), and grouper fillets for a change of pace.  The folks at Billy's are friendly and fun, and the seafood is immaculate, the essence of the local gulf bounty.  Go getcha some fresh stuff at Billy's and make the best meal of your trip at the beach house tonight, lovely.
Review Source:Visited in mid December. Â The shrimp is sweeter when it's fresh and Billy's has the fresh seafood. Â They have a good selection of shrimp and a fair selection of fresh fish and oysters too. The prices are reasonable and the folks at the counter friendly. Â I always go here for fresh, "cook-it-at-home" seafood. We took home a couple of pounds of headless medium shrimp ($6.99/lb) boiled em up in some Zatarains crab and shrimp boil, shocked em in ice water, cooled em down and made some fresh cocktail sauce, refrigerated em for a couple hours to perfect temp. Â We cooked up a couple baked potatoes topped em with butter and sour cream and begin peeling and eating like people who were on a eating mission. Â Man they were tender, sweet, and delicious. If you get a chance, get out to Billy's and get some of their fresh Gulf seafood. Â You won't regret it. They also "pack-to-travel" so take some home with you.
Review Source:Billy's is a bit out of the way, but it's well worth the drive down Hwy. 10 to get there! Because yes, it is literally right on the water...Doesn't get much fresher than the boat directly into Billy's place!
The freshest, best seafood of any joint I've been to in this area (and I lived here for a year, and I love to eat seafood). It is a staple place for grabbing fish or shrimp for dinner; even if you're only here for a vacation, if you have the ability to prepare the seafood yourself it's worth checking out!
The staff is very knowledgeable, they'll give you tips for preparation if you need any -- and you won't be disappointed with the end result!!
Fresh shrimp and gulf seafood directly off the boat and thrown on ice. Â Literally. Â Billy's is right at the boat dock. Â The drive and parking lot are even covered with crushed oyster shells instead of rock or sand. Â
Every kind of shrimp you can imagine, including XXL Jumbo as big as my hand. Â Service is always friendly and knowledgable.
They'll also pack it up for you and ship it on dry ice for a not-so-small fee. Â But if you want real gulf shrimp and don't live on the gulf, this is the way to get it. Â Last time I shipped something, it was $10 per pound to ship overnight.
This is a great place to buy seafood.
The staff was friendly and helpful. All the seafood was fresh and clean, it was probably the best shrimp I've eaten. You just can't get seafood this good unless you're close to the coast.
The only advice is to know how much you need in advance. They suggested way more than what our group could really eat. If you ask them how much of a product you should buy, cut their suggestion in half and that will be plenty.
Other than that, it was great. The quality of the food and the prices are excellent.
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