what are some good sea food places in houston?

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

Papas

hmmmm... thats it? where is it?

Bluewater is the only way to go!!! Best crawfish in town!

Here's the info for Pappa's -
http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...lear_lake.html

If you run down I45 South not so far, you can find some old standards at the Kemah Boardwalk or in Clear Lake.

Here's info on Landry's on the waterfront, including menu and map.
http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/8/113419...od-House-Kemah

blue water sounds good is it expensive??

Pesce on Kirby and West Alabama.
Danton's on Montrose, focuses on Gulf seafood, old style.
Reef in MidTown, high end Gulf seafood. Foodie heaven.
Eddie V's Kirby and Westheimer or in CityCenter at Beltway 8 and I-10.
(an Austin original.
McCormick and Schmicks - Pacific Northwest - Downtown and Uptown Park
Oceanaire in the Galleria - A broad range of seafood.

Ten Best Seafood Restaurants in Houston

Mambo Seafood, be sure to get a michelada with some tecate.

Massa's Seafood GrillMassa's Seafood Grill
Best seafood i've had but expensive.

****Pappa's Seafood is pretty scrumptious.******


However...


*The Goldfish Buffet at WalMart is to DIE for!

Yup. Its available at any Super WalMart 24hrs a day!

Most people go to the frozen foods...W R O N G !!

It's in the Pet section. That's where the fresh stuff is found.

They have them on display and they provide you with a little net
that you use to catch your own. Then you just pop 'em in your mouth
like theyz peanuts.

It's fun for the whole family or that special date.

Casual attire.





Now if you're into sushi, Nemo is hard to beat.



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...just saying.

1) Ragin Cajun on Richmond

2) Goode Company Seafood on Westpark

Imagine that DED posted a Top10 best seafood stops in town an bluewater came in at #2 forgot about Trulucks ......but for the pricing bluewater is the best in my opinion hands down!!! An they have 3 locations as long as you dont mind driving to the northwest or west end of town.

Goode Seafood Co and Trulucks are great fine dining seafood joints but a bit pricey. If you really looking for crawfish and crabs, The Boiling Crab seems to be all the rage on the SW side of town with better deal than Raging Cajun IMHO if you don't mind "getting down and dirty" originated out from the West Coast.
http://www.theboilingcrab.com/index.php

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.