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Best seafood in HTown that isn't cajun?
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I've always enjoyed Truluck's
Goode Company
Or
Pappas little's oyster bar
Depending on price point for traditional seafood.
Caracal for Spanish / south American flare.
Or
Pappas little's oyster bar
Depending on price point for traditional seafood.
Caracal for Spanish / south American flare.
Captain D's on N Fry Rd.
Navy Blue
Outside the box suggestion...BCN.
Outside the box suggestion...BCN.
Goode Co Seafood is a great option. One of my favorite restaurants in Houston.
Willie G
With our proximity to the coast I think we're severely lacking on quality mid-high end range seafood options.
If you wanna slum it Gillhooley's in San Leon but if dirty nasty dive bars with bad as food isn't you're deal Pier 6 in San Leon is a good option.
If you wanna slum it Gillhooley's in San Leon but if dirty nasty dive bars with bad as food isn't you're deal Pier 6 in San Leon is a good option.
Little's and Navy Blue probably best for finer dining seafood. Balboa supposedly pretty good, but I have not been there.
Lots of good restaurants have fish on their menu, places like Riel, Rosie Cannonball, Ostia, etc. So lots of seafood out there.
Lots of good restaurants have fish on their menu, places like Riel, Rosie Cannonball, Ostia, etc. So lots of seafood out there.
bularry said:
Little's and Navy Blue probably best for finer dining seafood. Balboa supposedly pretty good, but I have not been there.
Lots of good restaurants have fish on their menu, places like Riel, Rosie Cannonball, Ostia, etc. So lots of seafood out there.
We found our inside the loop snob
IDaggie06 said:bularry said:
Little's and Navy Blue probably best for finer dining seafood. Balboa supposedly pretty good, but I have not been there.
Lots of good restaurants have fish on their menu, places like Riel, Rosie Cannonball, Ostia, etc. So lots of seafood out there.
We found our inside the loop snob
The request was for in Htown.
Not boring as suburbs.
I agree. It seems most seafood heavy restaurants around houston are either super high end (overpriced), or the trashier type of places (nothing wrong with those of couse), but for a nicer type of place Goode Co is about the only one that come to mind thats more mid-high end imo.Ag_07 said:
With our proximity to the coast I think we're severely lacking on quality mid-high end range seafood options.
If you wanna slum it Gillhooley's in San Leon but if dirty nasty dive bars with bad as food isn't you're deal Pier 6 in San Leon is a good option.
Pier 6 is great. I wish it was closer and that there were more places similar to it closer to houston.
Papadeauxs, Willey Gs.
Balboa is great restaurant for a date night with the Mrs. I recommend the Line Caught Swordfish.bularry said:
Little's and Navy Blue probably best for finer dining seafood. Balboa supposedly pretty good, but I have not been there.
Lots of good restaurants have fish on their menu, places like Riel, Rosie Cannonball, Ostia, etc. So lots of seafood out there.
The voices in my head are fighting, one of my imaginary friends is running with scissors and 2 of my personalities have escaped.
pappadeaux is cajun. OP was speaking to non cajun places.AgLA06 said:
Papadeauxs, Willey Gs.
Yet my favorite thing on their menu isn't cajun at all....Seafood Cobb SaladAustinCountyAg said:pappadeaux is cajun. OP was speaking to non cajun places.AgLA06 said:
Papadeauxs, Willey Gs.
I was responding to you, not him.
You were talking about non-high end seafood places.
You were talking about non-high end seafood places.
Captain Tom's
Duh
Duh
Whenever we're in a seafood mood in town, we usually shuffle between Trulucks, Liberty Oyster Kitchen, and Tampico (off airline). Really just depends on what price point we're trying to hit, but all good in my opinion.
Of course Danton's was always a solid option before it shut down.
Of course Danton's was always a solid option before it shut down.
Anyone have thoughts on the new Dantons - n/k/a Eugenes?civilized05 said:
Whenever we're in a seafood mood in town, we usually shuffle between Trulucks, Liberty Oyster Kitchen, and Tampico (off airline). Really just depends on what price point we're trying to hit, but all good in my opinion.
Of course Danton's was always a solid option before it shut down.
Goode Company seafood
It does have a Cajun base to it but not completely
Drinks are excellent. Even the lemonade is excellent for the kids and no -drinkers
It does have a Cajun base to it but not completely
Drinks are excellent. Even the lemonade is excellent for the kids and no -drinkers
Field & Tides has some great options depending on the night.
Winner. Gilhoolyes in San Leon has the best seafood. From the grilled oysters to the stuffed flounder, whole fish with head still on, nothing else mentioned here comes close. Great food but no kids and most of the seating is on the outside patio.Ag_07 said:
With our proximity to the coast I think we're severely lacking on quality mid-high end range seafood options.
If you wanna slum it Gillhooley's in San Leon but if dirty nasty dive bars with bad as food isn't you're deal Pier 6 in San Leon is a good option.
Eugene's Gulf Coast Kitchen
Is Danton's now
Is Danton's now
Josephine's.
Yeah Dantons is now Eugene's in the old Mockingbord location on Welch. Same menu and food. A little nicer/fancier feel to it but it's still very good.
Field & Tides is consistently very good.
Field & Tides is consistently very good.
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kdub70 said:
Field & Tides has some great options depending on the night.
Goode Company Seafood's Laguna Madre Shrimp and a Damn Goode Margarita.
Caracol
Campechana at Goode's (any of them). and beer
Vida Mariscos. I've always enjoyed seafood there. I've only been to the 249 spot though.
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Hai Cang Harbor
OG Sinh Sinh
Ocean Palace
Crown Seafood
As one of the few Asian representatives on Texags, please allow me state loudly:
Don't forget about our Bellaire/Chinatown offerings. Part of what makes the Tine the Tine.
OG Sinh Sinh
Ocean Palace
Crown Seafood
As one of the few Asian representatives on Texags, please allow me state loudly:
Don't forget about our Bellaire/Chinatown offerings. Part of what makes the Tine the Tine.
Good call. For my money, it doesn't get any better than RA Sushi.Head Ninja In Charge said:
Hai Cang Harbor
OG Sinh Sinh
Ocean Palace
Crown Seafood
As one of the few Asian representatives on Texags, please allow me state loudly:
Don't forget about our Bellaire/Chinatown offerings. Part of what makes the Tine the Tine.
Plus, place gets bonus points for strong bathroom selfie and stairs photo ops.
https://instagr.am/p/Cf2R5gcJ0FD
https://instagr.am/p/CtW-1X5pPS4
https://instagr.am/p/Cc1kaSksqDm
Houstonians are mostly afraid of sushi, which affects the fresh fish industry on the Gulf Coast.Ag_07 said:
With our proximity to the coast I think we're severely lacking on quality mid-high end range seafood options.
If you wanna slum it Gillhooley's in San Leon but if dirty nasty dive bars with bad as food isn't you're deal Pier 6 in San Leon is a good option.
94chem,
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That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
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Goode Co. is for people with no taste buds.
Goode Co. is for people with no taste buds.
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