Houston or Bastrop area. Unfortunately there isn't any here.
TIA
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10:58a, 4/22/24
Reef, Houston.
Ugh, NM did not know they closed.
Ok talked to buddy in Houston who works at Katami (recommended) and he suggested Little's Oyster Bar or Navy Blue.
Ugh, NM did not know they closed.
Ok talked to buddy in Houston who works at Katami (recommended) and he suggested Little's Oyster Bar or Navy Blue.
6:53p, 4/23/24
My version of this thread would be "Best seafood that isn't fried catfish or tilapia."
9:50p, 4/23/24
In reply to redaszag99
^^^There is your winner.
"Gimme a diablo sandwhich and a dr. pepper...to go"
7:05a, 4/24/24
Gilhooleys in San Leon. 18 and up so no kids. Bar/ restaurant with the best grilled oysters and grilled stuffed flounder.
7:17a, 4/24/24
In reply to redaszag99
Y'all are driving 4 hours round trip for seafood?
Edit: NVM I didn't read the entire OP haha. Time for more coffee today.
Edit: NVM I didn't read the entire OP haha. Time for more coffee today.
10:12a, 4/24/24
In reply to michellecan
The Houston board might have some good ideas too.michellecan said:
Houston or Bastrop area. Unfortunately there isn't any here.
TIA
11:40a, 4/24/24
In reply to redaszag99
Grew up there and this was always the answer. It does not look like much, but it is damn good food. Sit by the windows in the back and watch the ferry go back and forth.redaszag99 said:
Monument Inn in La Porte next to the San Jacinto Monument
8:54a, 4/26/24
My grandpa's favorite restaurant was Monument Inn.
Joe Lee's in Kemah is another solid choice. The owner (Joe's son Mike) is an old friend.
Alas, nothing local.
Joe Lee's in Kemah is another solid choice. The owner (Joe's son Mike) is an old friend.
Alas, nothing local.
10:46a, 4/26/24
Disagree about the nothing local part. We do lack a bona fide seafood restaurant (except Fish Daddy's, sort of), but you can get excellent seafood at Kanji and the Republic, sometimes Ronin, I assume Christophers, and Elia has very good seafood as well.