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Cheddar’s Casual Cafe: Something for Everyone

October 9, 2013 by

Cheddar's Casual Cafe serves tasty meals at reasonable prices in Webster. The food is prepared in house, from scratch. The staff is extremely friendly and the portions are huge. The huge menu has something for everyone like steaks, burgers, sandwiches, salads, pasta dishes, and more. Start with the homemade onion rings, loaded potato skins, or homemade queso. If you can't decide what to order, try one of the combo meals like Ribs & Chicken Tenders or Steak & Shrimp. Stop in for lunch to take advantage of the great lunch time specials. Try one of the fruit iced teas with your meal! Save room for Cheddar's Monster Cookie, baked fresh to order. A nice kids' menu is available.

Cheddar's Casual Cafe
21001 Gulf Freeway
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 332-3400
http://www.yelp.com/biz/cheddars-casual-cafe-webster

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Sushi Coast: A Webster Sushi Spot

September 25, 2013 by

Looking for fresh, expertly prepared sushi? Sail over to Sushi Coast and treat yourself to the best. The extensive sashimi and sushi menu includes baby octopus, conch, crab, chopped scallop, pepper tuna, red snapper and quail egg. Cooked entrees feature Chicken Katsu, Chicken Teriyaki, Chilean Sea Bass marinated in miso, Salmon Teriyaki, Seafood Tempura, and Sizzling Beef Teriyaki. Entrees are served with miso soup, salad, rice and your choice of tempura or sautéed veggies. Desserts round out the menu with tempters like Rice Pudding, Fried Ice Cream and Tempura Cheese Cake. Beer, wine and sake are also on hand. Open for lunch and dinner.

Sushi Coast
528 W. Bay Area Boulevard
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 554-6254
http://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-coast-webster-2

 

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Floyds Cajun Seafood: Creole Cuisine in Webster

September 18, 2013 by

Enjoy a taste of Louisiana at Floyds Cajun Seafood. This Webster restaurant is serving some of the best Cajun cuisine like large juicy crawfish and gumbo. Start with a bowl of the crab bisque or crawfish bisque. The menu has a large selection of fried seafood, pasta, and meat entrees like steak and fried chicken. Try a little bit of everything with a platter. Regulars recommend the crawfish. Order it by the pound or try the Bayou Platter with fried crawfish tails, six fried oysters, a catfish filet, and a bowl of rice and beans. If you're feeling adventurous try the alligator! Floyds Cajun Seafood does get busy on weekends, so come early or expect a wait. 

Floyds Cajun Seafood
20760 Gulf Freeway
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 332-7474
http://www.yelp.com/biz/floyds-cajun-seafood-webster-2

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Little Tokyo Sushi: Your New Favorite Sushi Spot

September 12, 2013 by

Recently given a warmly atmospheric facelift, the surroundings at Little Tokyo now match the richness and zest of the food. The rolls reinvent expectations, combining your favorite ingredients in bright new ways. After trying the wonderful, almost overwhelming Ceviche Roll (cilantro, jalapeno, marinated octopus, lemon juice and roe) you'll be captivated—and after the Houston Roll (salmon, yellowtail, eel, avocado, green onion, fish eggs, teriyaki sauce) and the Pasadena Roll (raw rib-eye with white radish and shrimp, green onion, black pepper, cucumber, and pon zu sauce, without rice or soy paper) you'll be hooked. This is fresh, surprising stuff, presented creatively, served quickly, and worth a trip from anywhere in the area. Call ahead because it fills up fast. Beer and wine are available.

Little Tokyo Sushi
8201 Broadway Dr. Suite 101
Pearland, TX 77581
(281) 485-0297
www.littletokyosushi.net

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Brady’s Landing: Livin’ It Up Down by the Water

September 3, 2013 by

From its perch on an island in the Port of Houston, Brady’s bewitching water views are especially dramatic at night.  The vibe here is muted elegance; all dark wood, creamy linens, and heavy drapes—a rustic Victorian feel. There’s nothing to distract from the amazing display outside, and unfortunately that extends to much of the menu. It’s big on seafood, with a few meat standards like New York Steak and Chicken New Orleans. Brady’s real draw, however, is the all-you-can-eat Sunday Champagne Brunch.  It crams over 100 items into two rooms of food, from fluffy made-to-order omelets, to grit cakes and fajitas, to pasta, to scrumptious cinnamon rolls.  It’s not cheap ($29.95 per adult; $11.95 kids, plus tax and tip), but with complimentary champagne and mimosas, your out-of-town guests will see that Houstonians know how to party.

Brady’s Landing
8505 Cypress Street
Houston, TX 77012
(713) 928-9921
www.bradyslandingrestaurant.com

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Sudie’s Seafood House: World’s Greatest Catfish

August 27, 2013 by

Sudie's Seafood House is a great choice for the budget-conscious family who wants a break from the assembly-line seafood chains. With only two locations, Sudie’s keeps a tight grip on quality control, consistently serving up a huge selection of mid-price, high-quality Gulf favorites like Crawfish Gumbo. But the real draw here is the farm-raised Mississippi catfish. Sudie’s claims it’s the best in the world, and whether you like it classic—fried in a light, sweet batter, with hushpuppies and fries—expertly blackened, or in a tangy lemon pepper sauce, it’s remarkable stuff, pure and flaky, a feast for all five senses. The catfish entrees run about 12 bucks, or have it all all-you-can-eat for $15.99. Don’t enjoy too many of the blended (and very strong) tropical cocktails—you’ll want to save room for the fish!

Sudie’s Seafood House
352 Gulf Fwy N.
League City, TX 77573
(281) 338-5100
www.sudies.com

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La Brisa Mexican Bar & Grill: The Real Deal

August 20, 2013 by

Yes, there’s a giant neon sign out front, and their website features a bouncing cartoon frog.  But La Brisa isn’t just another highway Tex Mex joint. The huge, beautifully tiled interior contains a more authentic experience, with out-of-this world enchiladas that can convince the toughest crowd of all. The combination platters, like Los Compadres (hand-breaded jalapenos stuffed with cheese and jumbo shrimp, topped in creamy cilantro sauce along with chicken/beef fajitas) are enormous, cheap, and lovingly spiced. This chef takes pride in his craft; there’s not a hint of grease anywhere. The atmosphere is buzzing but never too loud, and during football season you can kick back with cervezas and watch the game on the patio. Service is good-natured and quick, and the size of the restaurant means there’s almost never a wait.

La Brisa Mexican Bar & Grill
501 North Wesley Drive
League City, TX 77573
(281) 554-4000
www.labrisa.net

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Relaxing Eats on the Patio at Marina’s Mexican Restaurant

August 14, 2013 by

Simple, delicious Tex-Mex, served with astonishing generosity—that's what you'll find at Marina's Mexican Restaurant. The fish tacos are among the best around; soft and buttery, with sweet field greens and homemade chipotle ranch. Sizzling fajitas are lean, tender, and mountainous—the half-pound size, which serves one, is $10.95; one pound is $20.95. Tortillas are fresh and inventively spiced. Strong, bottomless margaritas and $2 Tecates every day should be enough to convince everyone, but sit on Marina’s stunning galleried patio and you could easily be in one of those little hill towns near Puerto Vallarta, enjoying a long siesta after a swim. Come back more than once and the friendly staff will know you by name.   

Marina’s Mexican Restaurant & Bar
3500 West Main Street
League City, TX 77573
(281) 338-1888
www.marinasmexicanrestaurant.com

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Kolache Factory: Tasty Treats

August 7, 2013 by

For the unfamiliar, a kolache is a fluffy round little bun stuffed with a yummy array of meat, cheese and sweets. Webster's Kolache Factory is set up like a donut shop with cases of the little delicacies laid out before you to choose from. Savory flavors include Sausage, Barbeque Beef, Philly Cheese Steak, Pepperoni, Bacon & Cheddar, Chicken Enchilada, Spinach, Ham & Cheese, Egg, Bacon & Cheese, Polish Sausage and Sausage & Gravy. Sweet kolaches include peach, strawberry, blueberry, apple, chocolate cream, lemon and apricot. Order a tray of assorted flavors for a party or pick out a dozen and surprise your family and coworkers with a bag! Muffins, cinnamon rolls, croissants and sticky buns are also on hand at this delightful spot not far from Avana South Shore.

Kolache Factory
528 W. Bay Area Boulevard
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 557-2253
http://www.yelp.com/biz/kolache-factory-webster

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Angelo’s Pizza & Pasta: Classic Pasta Dishes and More

July 31, 2013 by

Gotta have some pasta? Head to Angelo’s Pizza and Pasta for a heaping plate of spaghetti or a sizzling pizza decked out with the freshest ingredients. Brick oven pizzas include the Angelo’s Special with pepperoni, mushrooms, bacon, black olives, peppers and onions, Pizza Caprina with olive oil, garlic, spinach, feta and mozzarella cheese, and the White Pizza with alfredo sauce and mozzarella cheese. Pasta dishes feature Cappellini Tuscana with mushrooms, artichokes, sundried tomatoes, basil, and fresh tomatoes, Penne Milano with sundried tomatoes, mushrooms, feta cheese and basil, and Baked Ziti with ricotta, tomato cream and mozzarella. Panini, calzones, soup, antipasti and salads are also on the menu. Open for lunch and dinner.

Angelo's Pizza and Pasta
400 W. Bay Area Boulevard
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 332-2404
http://www.yelp.com/biz/angelos-pizza-and-pasta-webster

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