The oysters were amazing. The fried chicken was good but a little pricey. The hamburger looked…read moregood. We might go back for that. My issue was the valet parking. It was a nightmare. Do street parking if possible. We also noticed Something missing from our car when we picked it up.

Very good food, recommending the fried chicken and biscuits. The service was great and the staff…read morevery helpful

My first crawfish of the season (3/10/26)! Even on a Tuesday…read moreit was really busy! Service moved quickly even when the kitchen was backed up. All the food was fresh and tasty, with some surprise stand outs. Tuesday gulf oysters are $1 and wings are $1 during Rockets/Texans games. Luckily we got to take advantage of both specials! Good value otherwise also. Crawfish $8.99/lb *market, good size and flavor Crab chowder Oysters Edamame Fried mushrooms Bang bang shrimp Crab fingers - very meaty! Tater tots - super crispy! Salmon and garlic noodles Hot honey and buffalo wings Miso mussels A separate hand washing station would have been nice as there was only 1 male and 1 female restroom which led to some waiting around. The front door faces Memorial Hermann not I10. Parking is shared and can be limited.

I really wanted this to be a hit. Seafood, oysters, alcohol....vibes and a time right? It wasn't…read more I tried the bang bang shrimp, fried pickles, and chargrilled oysters. Something simple that should be an easy win. Unfortunately, everything leaned the same direction: either it was heavy, over-sauced, or overly garlicky. It tasted more like dressed-up frozen food than something thoughtfully prepared. And listen...I don't mind indulgent. But there still has to be balance and fresh food. Fresh like it was raw and delivered today, not fresh like fried in the last 15 mins. When everything is coated, covered, and competing, nothing actually stands out. The drinks didn't help either. They leaned hard on alcohol without much flavor behind them--more "this will get you there" than "this tastes good." Nothing was terrible. But nothing made me want another bite, either. And with seafood, that's kind of the whole point. The atmosphere is friendly, great music, and the service was very attentive. Even the presentation wasn't bad. It just wasn't enough. But at some point, you stop asking what's missing and just accept that it's not landing. I was still hungry so I went next door hoping for a better experience. I want to be clear: It's not bad. It's just not working.

Chef Lucas McKinney and the team continue to deliver!…read more I have continued to enjoy visiting here with friends and family. The vibe is great, the decor is awesome, the food delivers consistently, and service rarely takes a day off -- it's just a solid place to go when you're up for some great southern comfort classics. Cocktails, delicious. The daily food specials make it refreshing. The oysters never disappoint. We've rarely had to wait long on any ordered items and servers are all top notch. My only minor complaint is some of the larger groups visiting can sometimes forget there are others in the restaurant. We don't need to hear your entire conversation about the latest office gossip.

*this review is only for crawfish, not their regular menu (which is amazing) *…read more We went here during crawfish season because they've been advertising their $8/lb crawfish, and we trusted that it would be great given the quality of their regular menu. We went on a Saturday for lunch. Hopefully this was just a one-off, but if you're looking for good Cajun boiled crawfish, this is not it. We started off with 6 lbs (group of 4) of their regular crawfish. First off, they put the Cajun seasoning on outside/shell (!!), which is a cardinal sin for Cajuns. They also minimally seasoned the boil, so the meat was lacking salt and flavor. We ordered 3 more lbs with the "wet sauce" (garlic butter), thinking the lack of flavor may be attributed to this being the first-ish batch of the day. Nope, the second batch was even less seasoned than the first. The sauce was good, but it didn't make up for the unseasoned meat. The crawfish were a good size, at least... Come on guys, I expect more from a Gulf Coast seafood restaurant!

Great family restaurant! Service is exceptional and the food…read moreis wonderful. A great variety of choices. Excellent cocktails The restaurant is unique part of it is in a retired rail car. Photos of fishermen dominate the decor. We visited on a busy night and we were shown to our table quicker than expected. We were a group o6 including 2 children under 6. They loved the food too!

First time here and I had an excellent experience. Our waiter was truly amazing; he was extremely…read moreaccommodating and even offered to get us smaller portions of their main dishes so we could try a wider variety of items. The seafood was fresh, and everything we tried was enjoyable. I can definitely see myself coming back, especially to take advantage of their happy hour. If you enjoy seafood, the tower is absolutely the way to go.

Good "pop up" at Tikila's on N Shepherd. We were looking for some late night crawfish and saw this…read moreplace was open. We honestly didn't realize it was in the parking lot of the bar until we arrived. Ordering was quick as was the food. Great taste and good value. From speaking with the team, I believe they are going to become a permanent fixture at Tikila's. Overall, a good discovery.

It's my favorite time of the year: crawfish season!!! I absolutely love love loooveeee crawfish and…read moreopted to try hot and buttered. I believe they advertise themselves as Vietnamese-style crawfish. I'm used to New Orleans/Louisiana style crawfish, but nonetheless, I was still eager to try. They started selling crawfish at 3 I got in line at 3:25. Line was small but moved veryyyy slowly. I got 2 lbs. ($11/lb pricey !!) of the hot & buttered -spicy, 2 eggs, and a sausage. It took about 45 min. to get my food. The sausage was decent but ultimately, I didn't taste any spice. It wasn't spicy at all. It was easy to peel so that was nice but I could tell the crawfish weren't from Louisiana waters .Idk i didn't like it, that's just me. It was worth a try though. The lines were long and I only see them getting longer as summer approaches. Still check them out, you just may like it!

Wow, Wow, WOW!!! Niko, Geo, Hailey, Joey, Crystal, and Chef Zachary were FABULOUS!!! Excellent…read moreservice. Food was unbelievable!! Every bite was spectacular: oysters, octopus, grouper, all of the cocktails, 10 Star Experience. First time visitor turned long-term diner. Foodie? Refined palette? Lover of spectacular ambiance? This is your place. I will be back. P.S. I'm actually writing this review from the restaurant. Experience so good, I didn't want to forget. Ha! P.P.S. Best mashed potatoes I've ever had in my life. Period.

Okay Pappas! This place is cute! And they offer a great product! My friend and I stopped by after…read morea function and were immediately seated with no reservation. I off course got my usual sparkling water! We ordered the caeser salad. It is definitely an unorthodox type of salad and taste wise great portion size, ahh quite disappointing. Its too small to be $24. We both ordered the fried snapper the Yukon mashed potatoes, broccolini by strong reccomendation from our excellent waiter Dane! And the Levain bread! The food was really really good and well made! Overall a great experience with great service also ample parking! The bathrooms are really cute and offer hand towels! Very very posh!

I am mad I found field and tides when I'm on my way out of the city. It is so delicious and the…read morestaff is so friendly. The first time I can solo during a slower day and sat at the bar. You can tell the staff really cares about each other. I got the fried chicken piccata and pimento cheese fritters and one of the whiskey cocktails. And I mean to tell you I CLEANED MY PLATE. there was nothing left. Everything was so fresh and seasoned and delicious. A few weeks later I came on a Saturday night with friends and the service was a bit slower and table options were limited. We were still comfortable and just had a to wait a long time. We got our appetizers before our drinks. The crab toast wasn't my fave but I liked the pimento cheese fritters again. My friend and I both got the shrimp and grits dish and once again cleaned our plates. My other friend got the chicken picatta and loved it as well. I got a chicken to go.

I've had field and tides bookmarked on my yelp for quite some time. So I was very excited to visit…read morelast weekend for brunch! The restaurant feels very cozy. There's two homes converted into a restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating as well. It was a beautiful, sunny day so we decided to sit under the shade outside. For drinks we ordered sangria and pineapple mimosas. The blueberry ginger pancakes seemed like a hit based on reviews so I ordered that as my entree. The portion size was huge so it was very filling. The ginger was not overwhelming at all and really complemented the sweetness of the blueberry toppings. I also ordered a the pork belly deviled eggs which were pretty yummy as well. My fiancé ordered the gumbo which was very savory and filled with the perfect combo of shrimp, chicken and andouille sausage. The service was good as well. Our waiter checked on us several times throughout our meal. Very solid brunch spot in the heights!

January 9, 2026…read more Drove in from Galveston to eat here and it did not disappoint. And no, it's not a predominantly seafood restaurant {as implied in the name, the fishery} It's a Mexican restaurant We got a mango margarita with chips and a creamy green sauce to start. Entrees were fried pompano fish from the Gulf of Mexico via Florida served with steamed vegetables in a creamy sauce and entree 2) was a shrimp and corn tamale in this yummy creamy sauce Both dishes were fantastic. Fresh and flavorful. I've always wanted a whole fish and tonight was the night. All the food was fantastic. Parking is on the street (IF you're lucky) otherwise you're paying $22 like we did.

I've been coming here off and on for some time. Having now been to CDMX I totally get the vibe this…read moreplace is going for. The food is really good. Service was friendly. I had the Pampano fish which was excellent. It had this amazing crispy skin and the buttery sauce was so good. My mom enjoyed her salmon. I had a Mezcal Martini, and it was a bit underwhelming, but not enough to deter from the experience. I will definitely be back.

Wow! I'm not sure what I expected when booking a resy for brunch on a Sunday at State of Grace, but…read moreit completely exceeded my expectations. Extremely kind service from the hosts through the entire team. The best balance of conversational and storytelling without being overbearing. We never felt rushed and they made the experience feel personal, and felt we truly got to know the restaurant and reasoning behind a few of the dishes just through their excitement. We ordered coffees along with the crab hush puppies, gumbo, avocado toast, and ended with their massive cinnamon roll. It was the perfect spread and everything was so flavorful! (My only critique was I wish the cinnamon roll was warmed up and served with a bit more icing). The interior was fabulous with an amazing aroma. I would highly recommend for anywhere from an intimate date to a group brunch! Beautiful bar as well, I cannot wait to come again another night for dinner. Upon exit, we were also departed with a complimentary cookie - super cute touch!

Celebrated a special occasion at State of Grace. Mainly valet parking…read more Jamilia was an AWESOME waitress. Appreciated her humor and talking to her! She provided excellent service along with her assistant, Jonathan. Enjoyed an espresso martini & tried some of the carajillo! Appetizers were the highlight of this meal (minus the hamachi crudo; sauce was super weird). Enjoyed the woodfried oysters (6pc) & gulf crab hushpuppies. Oysters from Texas & Alabama were delicious! Faves were Key Allegro, Mermaid Tears, & Matagorda Pearls. Capo Hugo was alright. Sides: pommes puree (whipped potato) & wood grilled asparagus - these were good Got a bite of the overpriced burger and that was the best entree out of the ones that were ordered. Fries were delicious and addicting too! Classic blackened redfish was ok; nothing special. Le Entrecôte (steak frites) was also ok; some steak pieces were hard to chew. Was NOT a fan of the lobster fettuccine. Surprisingly bland and barely any lobster meat for the cost of that dish. Ended the night with dessert. Basque cheesecake tasted great! Banana foster was pretty good. Grab a cookie on the way out of the restaurant! Don't see myself coming back here for dinner, but I'm open to trying their brunch menu.