Galveston, Texas is a coastal city situated within the Woodlands-Houston metropolitan area. Its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico makes it a home to many seafood restaurants that provide mouth-watering, fresh seafood dishes. If you are visiting Galveston, below are some of the places to eat in galveston:
Sunflower Bakery and Cafe
This restaurant is situated in the heart of the historic East End. It features fresh Gulf seafood and home sandwiches. Visitors here are greeted with a dessert case that has delicious baked goods made from scratch using local ingredients. You can enjoy your brunch, launch, and dinner here.
Fish Tales
A single bite at Fish Tales will get you hooked by their offerings. Fish Tales is one of the most popular balconies on the Seawall where you can enjoy tasty food, incredible mixed drinks, and fresh seafood right from the Gulf of Mexico. Don’t miss its shrimp kisses for your appetizer. Fish Tales focuses on making delicious seafood, salads, steaks, and pasta.
Number 13 Prime Steak and Seafood
This restaurant is in Offatts Bay open for brunch and dinner. Its breakfast buffet includes fresh fruits, a craving station, unlimited mimosas, and a Bloody Mary. Their dinner options include steaks, soups, salads, and features like shrimp and grits, braised short ribs, and stuffed flounder.
Gaido’s
The restaurant’s coastal classic serves different oyster and crab dishes as well as appetizers like gumbo and creole crawfish fondue. The seafood menu at the restaurant includes pecan-encrusted catfish, blackened Atlantic tuna, and flounder stuffed with shrimp.
Saltwater Grill
This Galveston stand area restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. It serves salads, soups, sandwiches, pasta and rice dishes, shrimp, beef, and fish meals as well as homemade desserts. There is something for every palate at the restaurant. A lot of visitors here order the marinated tuna tower, lobster and shrimp tacos, and corn and crab chowder.
Fisherman’s Wharf
In the 1940s the site of the restaurant was home to a shrimp and fish factory. It started to serve shrimp po’boys in 1970. Today, the restaurant is famous for its Shrimp Kisses, which is shrimp wrapped with bacon and stuffed with jalapeno jack cheese.
M & M Restaurant & Bar
M & M is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner, serving up great breakfast entrees and cocktails, soups, appetizers, salads, dinner entrees, and sandwiches. Try its lobster eggs Benedict, spicy smoked sausage, and fried oysters with pico de gallo and a lemon butter sauce.
