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re: Best Seafood in Houston

Posted by offshoreangler on 7/29/26 at 9:00 am to
I don’t mind Katie’s…the snapper collars there are great…and I like that you can get tilefish or yellow edge/snowy grouper almost always…but I haven’t really found anything else there that makes me want to drive an hour.

Same with Pier 6…couple things on that menu are good…the drive is just a bitch. And then it’s also full of the movers and shakers of Webster and BOI trash that has a little of daddy’s money to throw around.

re: Best Seafood in Houston

Posted by offshoreangler on 7/29/26 at 8:55 am to
For a celebration…I’d say Little’s…get the roasted grouper with radishes and the crispy eggplant…caviar service too.

While not a seafood restaurant per say, YiaYia’s has an almost identical dish as the Little’s grouper (not a coincidence since they are both Pappas restaurants) that swaps out grouper for snapper and radishes for artichokes…really like this place, the small plates here are great and the restaurant is stunning at night.

I like Clark’s too, it’s more atmosphere than food though, not that the food is bad, but I always feel like everything needs to be seasoned more. The butterscotch pot du crème might be one of my favorite desserts in the city.

I’ll give you a wild card…take her to Fung’s kitchen and get a whole arse king crab…or a lobster or dungenous crab…black pepper butter or chili garlic style.

re: Kinder's BBQ Sauce

Posted by offshoreangler on 7/23/26 at 8:07 am to
Academy usually has it.
Putting more moisture on something you’re trying to create a bark on is antithetical to one another.
Get the pho debris at Dough Nguyeners.
I can tell you this…I have never seen a state have more interstate closures than Louisiana.

This past Sunday on the way to Lafayette…an 18 wheeler hauling palm trees ran off the road near going westbound near Scott and the cab of the tractor was crushed; all westbound lanes closed.

Heading home to Houston the same afternoon all eastbound lanes of traffic outside of Iowa were closed due to a roll over accident that required a life flight.

Interstellar, Stiles Switch, and Peached Tortilla are in Cedar Park.

I’d jump my happy arse in a Waymo and go to Este, Suerte, Nixta, Cuantos Tacos, Paprika in Austin proper.

re: Cobia recipe

Posted by offshoreangler on 6/28/26 at 11:28 pm to
I use this one pretty often.

Chili lemon butter cobia
frick that place with a whole bag of dicks.

The director of BD for my business group lost his daughter there and Cile Steward has yet to be found almost a year later.
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Any other good Hill country resort you would suggest?


With kids? Hill Country Hyatt…they just added a lagoon.
Al T’s has been closed for a good 5 years or so.

It is now a Tia Juanita’s Fish Camp.
Roasted grouper with radish beurre blanc at Little’s Oyster Bar here in Houston
Swordfish au poirve at Navy Blue also here in Houston
Are you talking about Chisholm Trail on the south side of town? Woof.

The shoulder clod, sausage and smoked chicken at Kreuz are all just fine…you shut your suck.
I’ll drop even lower on the BBQ hierarchy…if you haven’t had the smoked half chicken from the Pit Room you need to try it…incredible.
Truth, Pinkerton’s, Pit Room are all close to each other in terms of quality…splitting hairs.

I live within a 3 minute drive of Truth BBQ but rarely find myself there, mostly because the lines are stupid. I think Truth has the best sides.

Pinkerton’s has the best actual bbq of the three for me…their sides could be better…at least at the original location…haven’t been to the new one in the Montrose yet. If you want pork ribs, this is the place for you.

Pit Room has a more Tex Mex slant…get the tacos here, or sub the white bread you get with any 1/2/3 meat plate for tortillas. Original location is in Montrose, it’s tiny…the Memorial location is just as good and has an expanded menu…best god damn club sandwich in the city.

re: Anyone into Mutton Bustin??

Posted by offshoreangler on 5/21/26 at 11:19 am to
My son has ridden in NRG…couldn’t convince my daughter.

To get selected to ride before the concert you have to enter a lottery…and either know someone on the committee who has pull or get really lucky.

If you get picked to ride in the stadium, you don’t get a choice of what day, they tell you not to practice…which even if you do doesn’t matter anyway because the dipshits who put your kids on the animal usually don’t get them in a good centered position and they usually end up falling off, and lastly, if your kid is crying or refuses to get on they get skipped and don’t get another chance.

But as someone else said you can have your kid ride on the fairgrounds outside NRG with much less pressure.
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Annabelle brasserie



Well that’s your problem right there…the food is mid to begin with and was always just a place for the gram.
If the traffic gets any worse at the I-10/I-45 interchange downtown I’m going to close up shop too.
Bollo? Kiran’s?

You must be fricking high.