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Upstairs to wonderful seafood at great prices!
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Welcome to the new quarters of the Red Snapper, the best seafood restaurant
in Nuevo Progreso. After seven years up the street the old restaurant was
destroyed by the explosion in April of 2004. They quickly got to work and
created an even nicer place in the 3rd block on the right. |
Musical fun and games makes this a great place to spend an afternoon
or evening.
"Los Rafaeles", a father and son combo provides lots of music for customers
in the afternoons.
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Rafael Sr. plays music of the 1940's for an appreciative group of Winter
Texans. Below we see Rafael Jr. singing Happy Birthday to a birthday
girl.

Oscar Dorantes has played the digital organ/piano for several years and knows many of the regulars by name....and their favorite songs.
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Delia Bautista, the boss, is shown wearing new tee shirts and a cap that
they're selling at cheap prices. |

This place is really clean and nicely decorated. A happy group is waiting
for their orders.
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The best fish is fresh fish and just look at this Gulf of Mexico catch
that just arrived. Also notice the jugs of bottled water behind the guys.
Fresh, clean and sanitary is what it's all about.
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Just look at the space and the clean and friendly environment! |

There's a great picture of Pancho Villa and his gang on the wall that greets you into the restaurant.
The food is as good as it looks. Fresh fish from the Gulf
of Mexico and icy cold Mexican beer and softdrinks to slake your thirst.
Most of the food and supplies are brought over from the U.S. and Sam's
Club and Sysco Restaurant Supply Company products are all that's used.
No "turistas" or "Monteczuma's revenge" here.
Just roll your mouse over
the different menu favorites below to see what they look
like.
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Lots of experience with this group of waiters and barmen. |
Unsolicited comment received on 3/10/07
I have shopped and eaten in Progreso for years and just tried the Red Snapper. The food was great and the waiter, David, knew his stuff! It is the best seafood in this area, including the US side. You need to talk the owners of this site into putting in a comment page.
Linda Ebbert
La Feria, Texas
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January 31, 2005
Updated: March 10, 2007
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