Showing posts with label Seafood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seafood. Show all posts

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Bayou Fish House

If you're looking for fresh fish and friendly, small diner feel, customer service, then you've got to get to the Bayou Fish House.

I've gone twice for their Thursday special fish tacos. But since then, they have decided to make them an every day item on their menu, which is great news.

They have two locations. One in Newport and the other in Price Hill. I've only been to the Newport location and it is a small place with only the cook there during lunch. He takes the order, cooks the food and brings it to you when it's ready. He will also let you know all about the freshly made slaw and sauce they put on the fish tacos which made them even better.

Three tacos is more than enough and I can't wait to go back to try other menu options including some shrimp tacos which I have recently heard they will make.

I highly encourage you to try it out. But if you go, be sure to invite me along. :)



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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Washington Platform

Last week we went to Washington Platform for our Thursday lunch. We went there because they had an oyster festival going on. I am not a big fan of oysters, so I did not try any, but those who did said that they were very good.



I on the other hand had a buffalo chicken wrap. It was a very generous portion and was pretty good. The only thing I didn't like about it was of course, the mustardy bbq sauce. It didn't have as much of a mustard taste as Arnold's bbq sauce, but I could still definitely taste it. I am not sure what the deal is with people and their messed of bbq sauce, but this is the 2nd or 3rd time in the past 2 months that I have come across bbq sauce that tastes way too much like mustard. And yet, I live my entire life never having this problem. But like I said, besides the hint of mustard, it was very good and filling. It came with a side of fries which were also good. I would have liked to swap them out for their onion straws, but the waitress made a big deal about it when the person who ordered in front of me asked for this swap, so I decided to just let it go. The person next to me got a Roast Beef and swish cheese sandwich on a preztel. It looked very good and I might have to go back to try it out.



I did get to try the onion straws and they alone were a reason to check this place out. They were very good and could tell that they were made right there at the restaurant. I think that might have been the reason why they didn't like to swap out the bagged french fries for the home cooked onion straws. I even asked her if I could get the burger with onion straws on it and she didn't think they would allow it, unless they had a special burger that day that already had onion straws on it. They seem to be very picky about them, unless we just had a new waitress. But if you are from Washing Platform and you can make me a burger with onion straws, let me know! I will be there in a heartbeat!



All in all in what a pretty good experience, I think I would have enjoyed it more for dinner since they seemed to have a pretty nice bar and beer selection. The backroom that we did not get seated in looked a bit nicer with brick walls and booths. We were seated out front by the bar with just some tables and drywall and a couple of booths.

If you ever do go there, you'll have to head next door after eating to Minges to pick up a huge bag of candy. They have a huge selection and it is all tax free.

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