r/eatHouston • u/taypat • Aug 22 '11
r/eatHouston • u/McM4DE • Jun 28 '12
something comparable to Dolce Vita?
good god this place can't reopen soon enough. i'm drooling thinking about that egg toast (...and the charcuterie. ..and the brussels sprout salad. ..and the pizza.) has anyone found anything comparable until DV opens again? preferably something not quite as expensive as da marco
r/eatHouston • u/taypat • Jul 17 '11
Local Houstonian reviews taco stands
r/eatHouston • u/taypat • Jul 11 '12
Sheperd Park Draft House
I recommend the "El Chito Burger". Also, try the friend ravioli, it's amazing.
(832) 767-1380
3402 N Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77018
Near Oak forest/ Garden Oaks
r/eatHouston • u/goatkindaguy • Jul 25 '11
Best lunch/dinner spots in town! At least 4.5 stars outta five!
r/eatHouston • u/houston_chronicle • Jan 27 '26
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r/eatHouston • u/babygotbackup • Feb 13 '20
Best Dollar(ish) Margarita places?
Other than or similar to the Don'Key?
I just moved to the 290 and 610 area of Houston, so I'm hoping there's another place with good dollar(ish) margs that's closer than Pasadena.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
r/eatHouston • u/8Positive • Feb 12 '16
Where is the best steak restaurant in Houston?
I'm in town for a week and I keep hearing, Houston has the best steaks in the world. So I really want to try the best one.
r/eatHouston • u/Nivekt13 • Feb 10 '12
I know its a bit outside of Houston, but worth the trip out there.
r/eatHouston • u/taypat • Jul 17 '11
My favorite Vietnamese place. Mekong Sandwich [1960/Jones Rd.]
r/eatHouston • u/taypat • Aug 18 '12
Bernies Burger Bus...supposedly Houston's number 1 food truck...yeah, okay
http://www.berniesburgerbus.com/
So, somehow this is Houston's "Best Food Truck"...I decided to give it a try. Never again!!
To start off, the burgers are $9.75. 9.75!!!!!! Doesn't come with fries, chips, or a drink, just straight up ten bucks...that was my first problem with it, but I thought, eh, it's a local business, so why not.
So I decided to have what I think was called the Home School. It's a burger with bacon and an egg on top. Sounded pretty good at the time.
Once I got it, it looked good. The presentation was 10/10. Until I actually bit into it. YUCK! The bun was so large that all I tasted was the bread. Another bite, still, nothing. The meat had absolutely no seasoning in it at all. The "bacon" was pretty much just sand. Didn't have any taste at all, just texture.
Every bite I told myself, it'll get better, it'll get better...it never did.
Overall, I applaud Bernie's for tricking people into eating their "food" and paying OUTRAGEOUS prices for something as laughable as they serve. Business wise, I'm sure it's a success, but from a customer stand point, I'd honestly rather choke down a happy meal than to ever try Bernie's again.
Rating: 3/10