What do you recommend? We like seafood and are intrigued by some of the mentions (i.e. Sundance Cafe, Classic Cafe) in previous postings and on b4u eat %26amp; citysearch. The possibility of Greek seafood at Skipper%26#39;s Fine Greek Cuisine is also something we would look forward to. Yet it seems as if some places (i.e. Topwater Grill) haven%26#39;t re-opened.
Yet...if we%26#39;re tired from the trip and the day, which boardwalk restaurant would you recommend, if any?
Non-Landry Restaurants in Kemah area post-Ike
At the end of the day all boardwalk restaurants are good as long as you order something local (seafood from the gulf). Pappas and Landry%26#39;s own all the restaurants (as far as I know) and in some cases cooked in the same kitchen. It is a nice place to relax and have a meal.
Non-Landry Restaurants in Kemah area post-Ike
Friends have given good marks to Bakkhus (maybe Baccus), a Greek place mainly, and also Joe Lee%26#39;s, a long established fried seafood place.
Also check Lance%26#39;s Turtle Club - Has a good web site and is a fun place with bands and the like.
I would go to Outriggers Seafood Grill %26amp; Oyster Bar in Seabrook, right under the 146 bridge across from Kemah. Very casual on the water with boat slips, not a chain, good cold beer, shrimp tacos are really good, they also have crawfish. On the Boardwalk I would recommend the Aquarium or the original Landrys.
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