From Las Vegas comes one of America’s finest seafood and steak restaurants. With its old timesy atmosphere and amazing food it is an extraordinary experience.
Joe’s Seafood
Loch Bar Review
In the heart of the affluent Rivers Oaks District. Loch Bar, an upscale seafood restaurant was first established in Baltimore, Maryland.
Pacific Coast Tacos
This fast casual restaurant in Sugar Land offers a unique alternative to Torchy’s Tacos and Freebirds. With a heavy focus on seafood items, Pacific Coast Tacos provides a nice niche for those tired of the usual taco place. Notable items include the Fried Shrimp Tacos and the seafood burritos.
Field & Tides
This Houston Heights restaurant serves excellent Southern food with a strong focus on Gulf seafood dishes. One popular item is the enormous fork and knife Sloppy Tides fish sandwich.
BB’S Cafe Review
If you love Cajun cuisine with a “Tex-Orlean” twist, then BB’s Cafe is your place. The food is outstanding with a nice selection of tasty Po’Boys to Louisiana classics such as crayfish by the pound. Also, Tex-Orlean dishes are worth trying such as the Boudin Flauta which is stuffed with crab.
State of Grace Review
The State of Grace offers southern cuisine with an upscale and original twist. The sandwiches are incredible with notable items such as the fish sandwich and the hot chicken sandwich that comes with a vanilla “frostie”. Also, the Sunday supper is worth checking out with southern classics of chicken fried steak and fried chicken.
Liberty Kitchen & Oysterette
Liberty Kitchen is located in the heart of Houston Heights, a hip area much like the Montrose area. This establishment provides excellent seafood with a southern and new-American flair. I recommend the amazing fish sandwich or their seafood platters.
Ragin Cajun
Update: this location is now closed. My Accessible Review If you lived in Houston for awhile you will notice we have an abundance of cajun restaurants. That may be a good thing for some, but I have tried a