schmendeler said:
i don't know if it really WAS better when i was a kid, or not, but i'd love to have a pizza hut pan pizza that was as awesome as i remember them being back in the late 80's/early 90's.
They're opening one in Kingwood soon to my understanding.Tailgate88 said:
Godfather's Pizza was epic.
FIDO*98* said:
Almost included that on my list. I'm sure the food wasn't great, but, I was always sad I had to take my kids to Chuckie when I had such great memories of Crystal's Pizza as a kid
I had no idea they were in business anymore. I see there is one in Katy as well. Might have to stop in there next time I'm out that way!TheFunnierPhideaux said:They're opening one in Kingwood soon to my understanding.Tailgate88 said:
Godfather's Pizza was epic.
Early Chili's -- circa 1978-82 -- was awesome.FIDO*98* said:
A 1980's Chili's Burger
I eat cajun food probably once a week (lunch today actually) and I still miss Hebert's....their Ettoufee was the best I've ever had.Sazerac said:
A&M: Only thing I miss is Hebert's crawfish ettoufee and pot roast,
EclipseAg said:Early Chili's -- circa 1978-82 -- was awesome.FIDO*98* said:
A 1980's Chili's Burger
Delicious soft tacos, chili, great burgers -- the Oldtimer with cheese and Rojo burger were my favorites -- and chips and salsa. And that was about it.
Simple menu. Great food. One of the first fast casual restaurants to focus on Texas/Southwest food (if not the first).
We used to go the one in Carillion West on Westheimer and it would be packed to the rafters on a weekend.
big ben said:
Taco Bell Frito Burrito the original
Their Chilito is up there for me. Now it's called a Chili Cheese Burrito when available but smaller and like $3.Bruce Almighty said:big ben said:
Taco Bell Frito Burrito the original
Greatest fast food item of all time.
Cajun Fajitas were on my B/CS list. I do think that they were really good.Cola8d8 said:
In B/CS. Gina's Volcan and fajita Rita's Cajun fajitas. Volcan was really good. Not sure if the fajita Rita's Cajun fajitas were really good or I just remember it that way
wings n more in bcs/woodlands are different from the ones in Houston. Started as same company but they split years ago. That's why bcs/woodlands are mark dennards wings n more vs wings n more n HoustonMax Power said:
Remembered another couple, the Wings N More by my apartment in College Station. It was at the corner of Texas and Deacon, right as you exit Highway 6. I don't know if Wings N More in other towns has different recipes or what, but nothing was as good as that specific location. The ones near anywhere I lived in Houston weren't as good.
Also, pizza rolls from Stone Willy's in the commons. The pizza itself was nothing special, but the pizza rolls were so good.
Seems like the Wings N More locations in Houston had different menus and became Brewingz, and the Wings N Things had the same menu and flavors as B/CS. Some sort of name dispute?Icecream_Ag said:wings n more in bcs/woodlands are different from the ones in Houston. Started as same company but they split years ago. That's why bcs/woodlands are mark dennards wings n more vs wings n more n HoustonMax Power said:
Remembered another couple, the Wings N More by my apartment in College Station. It was at the corner of Texas and Deacon, right as you exit Highway 6. I don't know if Wings N More in other towns has different recipes or what, but nothing was as good as that specific location. The ones near anywhere I lived in Houston weren't as good.
Also, pizza rolls from Stone Willy's in the commons. The pizza itself was nothing special, but the pizza rolls were so good.
Wings n more Copperfield is still there. Drove by it this week.Icecream_Ag said:
I don't remember all of the details, but basically ownership split and long fight over rights to the name. I think the wings n more Houston changed to brewings after selling (might still be one on hwy 6 in Copperfield)
Our Gattis had an arcade room. It was the standard place to g for all sports parties, all star game meals, etc. For a while between my brothers and I, we ate there probably 3-4 times a week. My parents hated it.Sazerac said:
Kid: Mr Gattis buffet with the movie room. Loony Tunes or 3 stooges. Experience, not the food.
Suicides and fun dip at the VFW ball field
A&M: Only thing I miss is Hebert's crawfish ettoufee and pot roast, A Freebirds super monster for $7.20 to last two meals is also memorable, but not sure I miss it.
Hebert's opened back up in Caldwell. Not sure if it's still going or not though, it's been probably a year, 18 months or so it seems.Aggie09Derek said:I eat cajun food probably once a week (lunch today actually) and I still miss Hebert's....their Ettoufee was the best I've ever had.Sazerac said:
A&M: Only thing I miss is Hebert's crawfish ettoufee and pot roast,
