
Vietnamese-Cajun on Garth. Crawfish that ruins other crawfish. Beignets after.
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Vietnamese-Cajun on Garth. Crawfish that ruins other crawfish. Beignets after.

Birria, queso tacos, and a downtown kitchen that actually has a point of view.

Handmade dumplings and bao on 146. The Chinatown quality people did not expect.


Fried shrimp, a patio, and Sunday music over the water — Baytown’s default date-night.

Pupusas, curtido, and the best $3 you will spend in Baytown. Closed Saturday.

Fifty-plus years on Texas Avenue. Best Burger in Texas, 2016 — and they still act like it.

The breakfast Cuban, a cafecito, and the reason Decker Drive has a line at dawn.

Hidden-gem sushi a block off Town Square. Spicy tuna nachos, then whatever the chef is in the mood for.

The old reliable on Garth. Combination plates, no surprises, no shame.

Wood fire at the Hyatt, looking at the ship channel. Not downtown. Better than that.

Red-sauce Italian for birthdays, ball teams, and Sunday after church.