Very friendly, down-home style restaurant. Need one in San Diego!

The seafood platter and the catfish dinners were excellent! Food was served hot and delicious - will definitely go back when in town again. Good choice!

Since I am allergic to corn (which they use in the catfish batter), I requested them to fix my catfish in flour only. That request was NOT a problem for them--the waitress checked with the kitchen and the kitchen said that they would be happy to do it. I'm a frequent visitor and catfish is always good, never greasy or cold or too fishy tasting (old fish). Well worth the waiting time in line.

Below is the text from a review I just completed for the Hush Puppy location on West Charleston Blvd. in Las Vegas. I give this location similar scores and essentially the same review, because the quality is consistent between both locations. The only thing I would add is that the Nellis Blvd. restaurant is located almost on the far eastern edge of the city, and therefore might not be suited to visitors from out of town; also it is somewhat smaller than the location on W. Charleston. However, it seems that both locations do business in proportion to their respective floor space, so one isn't necessarily more crowded than the other.

On Thursdays, Hush Puppy opens up almost their entire seafood menu in one all-you-care-to-eat extravaganza that only costs $15 per person including tax and a (non-alcoholic) beverage. This includes your fill of a small but serviceable salad bar, french fries, fried shrimp, cold boiled shrimp, catfish in your choice of farm-raised or fresh, fried oysters and clam strips (just like Howard Johnson's used to sell back east when I was a kid). There are different specials most days that vary from location to location, but one that sounds especially promising - and that I will try soon - is all-you-can-eat crab legs. Oh, and please don't let me forget to add the hush puppies and honey butter that are brought to your table before you order. They're delicious, and it's very hard to keep from eating too many of those and getting full before you get started on your main course. The atmosphere is very comfortable, with quiet music from a local radio station playing in the background.

The wait staff is constantly going from table to table to see if anyone is hungry for more delicious seafood or needs a drink refilled. An added bonus, for me at least, is that Hush Puppy carries Coke products rather than Pepsi because I love Diet Coke with my seafood but I hate Diet Pepsi with a passion.

The best way to "do" this place is to save your appetite for as long as possible and go in ready for a serious dinner, since that's the only time they're open. You will get your money's worth and walk out feeling full and content. Oh, and be sure to tip high. The waiters and waitresses really do hustle and I have yet to encounter one who slacked off. They deserve the extra income.

This is, without a doubt, one of the best-kept secrets in a town that has almost as many buffets as residents. Anyone who lives on the east side of the Las Vegas valley and is looking for a place to just up and take the family for a good impromptu dinner owes it to themselves to try this place. It is fantastic!

i have been going to the hush puppy since I was 5 years old, Im now 31 and moved to california but when we go to vegas we make a special trip to eat at the hush puppy. Love those hush puppys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We enjoyed the fried catfish. Light and flaky, not greesy. Grilled shrimp was good too. We didn't like the french fries, but baked potatoes were okay. Casual environment. We had to wait for seating, but we were a large group of about 11.

We plan to eat here again.

The service in the drive thru was horrible. They did not give us all of our meal and when we called in they were very rude and unprofessional.