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Hook, Line & Sinker

This Crescent City-style shack is home to the best catfish in town, fried in canola oil and almost grease-free.

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750 North St.Paul St.
Suite 2100
Dallas, Texas 75201
Tel: 214.939.3636
Fax: 214.748.4579

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