what are some good sea food places in houston?

ok great! so who is going to take me to all these places? ; 0

just wondering what are some good places to eat sea food down in houston! i love crab and craw fish and oysters etc... all of it really!

any suggestions?

thanks.jewel Originally Posted by hot.jewel

Toyko One they have 2 locations, 1 over near beltway 8 between Westheimer and Richmound (west side of the beltway)

The other is on 249 near Greens Road. its an all you can eat Sushi buffet and the dinner price is 25-26 bucks per person... they have a lunch schedule which is a little cheaper.

They are not open all day, they are open for lunch, then dinner so look em up and call

BTW, this is a great place to take a lady as part of the session with her.. you can get some yummy food before hand then go have fun

if you like Cajun style seafood, Christie's on Westheimer. Always fresh

If you can stand to go to the East Side, The Monument Inn at the Lynchburg Ferry Crossing has great food, a great view, and reasonable prices. Originally Posted by Jackie S

Yup. I was scrolling down to make this same suggestion.
btw - Texas muckedy-mucks decided to change the name of the road there to "Independence Parkway".

If you decide to travel, avoid Kemah's boardwark. You can get the exact same tasting food at all the other of Tilman Fertitta owned locations city wide. No originality to be found there.

Now if you do venture south.

Top Water Grill is family friendly, and you are eating on the water, in San Leon.

Gilhooley's is definately not family friendly, no kids allowed, some of the best oysters in the area, also in San Leon. It's a dive, but has cold beer and great food.

Noah's Ark in Baycliff is one of the best places to get gumbo in town. Lots of tables to eat outside with great view of the bay. Famous for their screwdrivers.

If you don't like bikers and a little cigarette smoke avoid the last two places...............


However if you feel the need to eat as much seafood as you can possibly stuff in, I would second the recommendation of the Monument Inn at the Lynchburg Ferry.



Good Luck, and post letting us know where you went and how it was.



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Give Bayou City Seafood and Pasta a try sometime. I'm from South Louisiana and really like this place. It is on Richmond just inside 610 West Loop.

Enjoy !

It will always be "Battleground Road" to me.

If you are in downtown, pm me since Massas is closeby.

I know this sounds crazy but the BBQ Inn on Crosstimbers and Yale has some of the best fried shrimp in town.

I know this sounds crazy but the BBQ Inn on Crosstimbers and Yale has some of the best fried shrimp in town. Originally Posted by tbone2u

Hmmm, may have to try that one tbone...I love me some fried shrimp

Can't believe nobody mentioned



What's up with that?

I am not sure anything that they serve there ever actually lived in the Sea.

It's amazing what DuPont and Dow Chemical can manufacture.

I have to agree on Blue Water, decent prices, good food. It's more north though. For downtown, Trulucks is a good choice.

It will always be "Battleground Road" to me. Originally Posted by Jackie S

Me too, Jack.
Oh, and I too, recommend Noah's Ark. I love sitting at the outdoor tables and just chillin' - drinking beer and eatin' fried shrimp.

I love me some fried shrimp Originally Posted by DickEmDown

I will tell you absolutely and unequivocally that Christie's has the best fried shrimp in town. On this point, there is simply no room for dispute or disagreement. Period. I defy anyone to prove otherwise. Trust me, I'm an expert.

The Shrimp Larry - NOT the regular fried shrimp - at Tony Mandola's are a somewhat distant second choice, but still very good. BBQ Inn is very good, as well. For that matter, Niko Niko's has pretty good fried shrimp, too.

Generally, Danton's, Tony Mandola's, and Goode Co. have the best seafood in town. Unfortunately, everything at Christie's other than the fried shrimp sucks.