What are some good places to eat in or around Houston?

>>9141495
Whataburger

>>9141495

Whereaburger

>>9141524
I live in Texas and have had plenty of Whatabuger, I was thinking more like restaurants.

>>9141495
I would go to Pepper Tree.

>>9141495
What part of Houston? Answers will vary as the town takes nearly 2 hours to get from one side to the other.

>>9141615
Doesn't matter, I'm going there to explore the restaurants.

>>9141647
Papa's seafood is really great despite being a little pricey. My favorite Texmex joint is a place called Emma's located in Pearland(south Houston). For Italian I like Angelos in Webster. If you're willing to wait in line Killen's BBQ is supposed to be "the best" but I've personally heard it's overrated. Kings Biergarten is immensely popular and has good German offerings just be wary that it gets crowded as hell. Right next door to it is a local brewery that makes some good beers called Bakfish and there's often local food trucks there. If you want a steak check out Perry's, there are multiple locations around town.

>>9141664
Are there any good Indian/Middle Eastern food places you know of? I love that kind of food, and I can never get tired of it. Preferably in Central Houston (in or near the 610 loop).

>>9141495
goodes for the jalapeno bread

>>9141736
No idea, there aren't any prominent ones on my side (south) of town so I haven't been to any.

One place I just remembered is called Nobi Public House, they've got really good Banh Mi. Two locations one in Clear Lake and the other is in Friendswood.

>>9141736
Narins bombay brasserie on the west loop (610) has a lunch buffet it's pretty good

>>9141664
>>9141985
Also forgot to mention a really good place for greasy, country comfort food and breakfast is Kelly's.

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>>9142150
Pic, and their pancakes are the size of large dinner plates.

>>9141736
>>>9141664
>Are there any good Indian/Middle Eastern food places you know of? I love that kind of food, and I can never get tired of it. Preferably in Central Houston (in or near the 610 loop).
For Indian food, go to India's on Richmond just outside the loop. Middle Eastern try Dimassi's, or Fadi's for buffet style. For wraps try Shwarma King on Hilcroft or Droubi's on Hilcroft.

>>9141736
Go to Little India on Hillcroft street at highway 59. Its a small but dense neighborhood with really great indian and middle eastern food.

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Pizzaros pizza is good for real Margherita pizza and Lee's sandwiches is great for cheap baguette sandwiches.

Eddy V's if you're rich.

Rudi Lechner's, House of Pie, Roma's Pizza

>>9141495

Star Pizza on washington ave has some really good 'go 'za.

Ramen Tatsu-Ya has a Houston spot. Their ramen is some of the best in the country.
For a lighter style accompanied by good cocktails and a huge selection of Japanese whiskey, try Ninja Ramen. It's open late too because it's a bar.

Arandas mexican restaurant

>>9145309
Too fucking crowded on weekends

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Killen's Barbecue is amazing even better than Salt Lick. It's well worth the trip into the suburbs. Get there early as the line is quite large.

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>>9145320
>Ninja Ramen.
Place is garbage, I've been dragged there 3 times and it's overpriced mediocre ramen in a shithole of a restaurant to boot.