Robert E Lee

Antonio's on Baker Rd is good Italian. Bread loaf & knots are really good. Across the Fred Hartmann bridge in LaPorte is New Orleans Seafood Kitchen. Exit Spencer and turn left. On your left at 324 W Main. Also in LaPorte is Main Street Cafe, 223 W Main. Very good burger.

suburban cowboy said:

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Broba Fett said:

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Diggity said:

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Houston suburb?

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Galena Park
CE King
New Caney
Highlands / Barrett
Channelview

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Humble
Atascocita
Pasadena
Cypress
Aldine
Most of Spring/Klein
Most of Missouri City
Alief
Almeda
Jersey Village

I could keep going.

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I'd rather live in any of those than Baytown

Take the ferry to Monument Inn.

Waltonloads08 said:

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suburban cowboy said:

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Broba Fett said:

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Diggity said:

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Houston suburb?

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Galena Park
CE King
New Caney
Highlands / Barrett
Channelview

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Humble
Atascocita
Pasadena
Cypress
Aldine
Most of Spring/Klein
Most of Missouri City
Alief
Almeda
Jersey Village

I could keep going.

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I'd rather live in any of those than Baytown

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No way Alief over the dirty bay and I like ghetto Asians.

New Caney >>>>>>>>>> Porter

Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Mas89 said:

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Lercy's In Mt Belvieu.

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This joint looks legit. I will give it a spin next week, then a nap afterwards. I used to do a lot of work at Targa and never knew about this place.

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They just built it a couple of years ago. Great food. Bread pudding is the tits.

Ricky's burgers and cracker barrel

Baytown is getting that ExxonMobil money. The school district isn't too bad either.

I was born in Baytown and my parents were from there. I went back about 3 weeks ago and drove thru town. It is a freaking wasteland.

You get the tastes of college station now, chicken express, cheddars, and Texas Roadhouse.

The golf course isn't too bad...

12f Mane said:

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Solid boudain balls, crawfish pies, and burgers at Moe's right off I10.

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The original Moe's I agree. Has since been sold and now a crap hole

Mas89 said:

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Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Mas89 said:

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Lercy's In Mt Belvieu.

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This joint looks legit. I will give it a spin next week, then a nap afterwards. I used to do a lot of work at Targa and never knew about this place.

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They just built it a couple of years ago. Great food. Bread pudding is the tits.

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Their son is an AG, good people. The original Lercy's is In Winnie

IrishTxAggie said:

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The golf course isn't too bad...

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They closed it.

Tom Hagen said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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The golf course isn't too bad...

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They closed it.

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Well, **** that ****hole then!!

It's really solid, home style food. They usually cater our end of school year luncheon in BHISD.

IrishTxAggie said:

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Tom Hagen said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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The golf course isn't too bad...

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They closed it.

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Well, **** that ****hole then!!

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They actually closed the city course and the country club.

Dan Scott said:

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Baytown is getting that ExxonMobil money. The school district isn't too bad either.

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Exactly. It's full of rednecks and hard-workin Mexicans, but you can't deny the tax base and the plethora of operators making $100K+ a year from Exxon, Chevron, Covestro and surrounding plants.

Plus, bucees doesn't just build anywhere.

Well dang. Hadn't been in a few years

Dan Scott said:

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Baytown is getting that ExxonMobil money. The school district isn't too bad either.

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I laughed.

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New Caney >>>>>>>>>> Porter

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As someone who grew up there....that's like arguing about which terminal illness is better. "Which place are we driving from to go do anything that doesn't involve smoking meth?"

I know. That was supposed to be kinda buried in as a joke. Bad delivery by me...

Lots of development going on around this area. Probably not the same place you grew up.

Grew up in Baytown and parents are still there even after Harvey attacked. There is a ton more retail than when I was there, but the city sure isn't the same.

That said, it was a good place to grow up and isn't terrible now. Exxon used to encourage their workers to live in Baytown, but over the last 20 years they have been pushing the engineers and scientists to the Clear Lake area.

But to the original question, grab a sandwich at Colonial House. A favorite for many years.

Tom Hagen said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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The golf course isn't too bad...

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They closed it.

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Where I learned to play. Talk about some memories... it's weird but the things I remember so fondly we're kind of mixed: the grass was greener there than any other place on earth...the Spanish moss in the trees...the green fungus growing on the dark dirt under the trees...the faint smell of the refinery in the background...the brown mustardy looking fungus on the concrete...the oyster shell cart paths...the best cheese peanut butter crackers and Mr Pibb on the planet...and some of the darkest clouds and rain storms I've ever seen.

Born and raised in Baytown, now live outside Baytown in Beach City.
Breakfast
C&D' Grocery down on Main in Old Baytown/Pelly
Cadillac Jacks (Taco truck in Iguana Joe's parking lot in Mt Belvieu M-F 4am-9am)

Lunch
Lercy's In Mt Belvieu
Burger Barn by Covestro
Someburger by Lee College
Pipeline Grill
El Sinaloense on Market St (get Mexican shrimp cocktail)
Hibachi Grill on Garth (buffet style also has sushi)

Dinner

Mainly chain stuff ,, Outback, Cheddars, El toro

Antonio's Italian on Baker Rd.

O'Neal's Sportsbar on water by Fred Hartman Bridge. Monday and Thursday are Steak nights.

You are not far from Kemah for Landry's seafood.

Hope this helps. Baytown isn't a foodie paradise. Sorry.

Highlands - basically the jewel of East Houston

Nara Thai on Garth is pretty good.

Lercys on Thursday's for the bell peppers.

I have discovered that Garth is a total beat down. It sucks in both directions and the whole length. It really needs to be 4 lanes each way and everything you need involves going on it.

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Highlands - basically the jewel of East Houston

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Carla's Snack Shack

valvemonkey91 said:

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Baytown isn't a foodie paradise.

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