If you get anything please get the House Bacon. I didn't even take a photo I just inhaled it…read more Delicious. Everything we tried was incredible. Prices are great and atmosphere great. Service was phenomenal.

I'd heard such good things about this place from locals, particularly someone at a church nearby…read morewhere we were visiting, so we were excited to swing by and check out one of the supposed best places in La Porte. Unfortunately, our experience was a complete miss. Parking here is awkward. There's not a proper lot, more of a driveway with grass nearby and people seem to haphazardly park with the idea that they'll be getting out in an exact order where they can just drive forward, over a curb, and exit. For those of us in smaller cars, that isn't really an option. The interior is well decorated to give an upscale feel. On a Saturday evening, they had a singer in a sequin dress and a beautiful voice that made it sound like you were listening to the kind of songs you'd hear on Sunny 99.1 or on Delilah's request show, but live. Right off the bat, we had issues with the drink orders. Items were missing, they were serving tea to people who ordered soda, sweet tea to people who ordered unsweet, etc. The worst was a drink from the bar that came out incorrectly THREE times. After the third time, the waiter offered to comp her something else. My friend took the waiter's offer and ordered a soft drink, but the bartender brought out the drink a fourth time anyway. When she got the bill, the soft drink was charged and the fourth take on the alcoholic beverage, which she never drank, was "comped" after she'd already told them she didn't want it anymore. The waiter dared defend what happened, which I felt was in poor taste since HE was the one who offered to get her something else at no charge. The entrees took forever to come out. We don't know what happened, but we were waiting almost an hour for the food. I was ready to get the hell out of there, and had it just been my wife and me, we probably would have. Unfortunately, we were in a bigger group and we all had long drives home, so we didn't want to be rude. The food was completely forgettable. I don't know of anyone who had anything good to say about what they got. My pork belly was decently seasoned and cooked through, but not quite well enough cooked to give the kind of sizzle and texture that made it worthwhile. The portions were also so small that I wasn't satisfied. My wife ordered the fish and chips. Instead of a whitefish or catfish, they served her fried salmon. The flavor and texture was... subpar... at best, and hardly the kind of thing you'd expect when ordering Fish & Chips in the south. Rather than wait another 30 minutes for a replacement entree, and probably get it wrong given how they were handling the drink orders, she powered it down and we mutually decided that we'd never bother to stop by this place ever again.

Ken's Restaurant, at Deer Park staple, I remember when I worked at the plant over Time Hills. They…read morewill get them from Ken's, the two things I've had here was this classic breakfast special with waffles and I had a Philly cheesesteak omelette. It was really good. It was very meaty. This is a hidden jewel that nobody ever talks about if you go you will enjoy.

I've been coming to Ken's Diner for breakfast every other Friday since the summer of 2013. It's as…read moreclose to a classic American diner--like one transported straight from the 1970s to today--as you can get. They've added some additional flare in the back with a mural of local icons and monuments, including a tribute to local celebrity Andy Petit. One of the wildest parts is that, up until recently, you could still smoke in the restaurant. I'm about 97% sure you can't anymore. The menu is full of American classics: meatloaf, hamburgers, sandwiches, and the typical breakfast staples. My buddy Jorge and I always get the breakfast special--pancakes, eggs (over medium for me, over well for him), typically with bacon and either sugar-free or regular maple syrup. It's a pretty solid deal at around $12, and it comes with a cup of coffee. The coffee is like rocket fuel. Like I said, it's a classic greasy spoon. It's definitely worth a stop if you're looking for a no-frills breakfast. While it's not my go-to for lunch in the area, you'll definitely find something to satisfy your appetite. Service is always friendly and for the most part quick. I haven't been in high traffic times in a while. At 5-7 am on Friday it's pretty slow.

Got the enchiladas catered for lunch. I do not think this should be on their catered menu, the…read morechicken and salisbury steak is much better. Would not recommend ordering this.

The food and service is amazing. They are very friendly. The food is home cooked like my mother…read moreused to make.

I found this place searching for food near me on Google Maps. I got the schnitzel sandwich with…read moreSwiss cheese and German potato salad. Both items were excellent. The pork was fried perfectly and not dried out like some places. The seasoning was great on it also. I normally am not a fan of German potato salad, but this one was really good. I'd recommend both items and plan on going back to try more things.

Great food and wonderful service! Mel puts in her all for each meal and it tastes a little more…read morelike Germany with every bite! Good authentic German food is hard to come by, so I highly recommend!

Red Velvet Waffle was excellent with bacon and coffee very nice breakfast…read more Server polity and attentive.

This is the most disappointing, overpriced place I've ever purchased breakfast…read more The bacon was burned beyond ability to chew. The waffle was so dry. Did not have whipped cream as pictured in the menu, had two blueberries, and barely visible sliver of strawberry. The two poached eggs, half waffle and two strips of bacon for $15 was so disappointingly sad and gross. The Montecristo breakfast sandwich was burned, with one piece of ham, one piece of turkey and no visible cheese for $12.50. The meat has a terrible aftertaste. Poor quality ingredients. The half a cup of dry potatoes for four dollars was lacking, at best. If I could give this place negative stars I would. I shouldn't be angry when I open $35 worth of food

I'm not sure why people are reviewing so bad, i genuinely liked this place a lot. Not many places…read moreserve a regular meal where I have to take home leftovers. The quantity of food was great for the price. Overall I enjoyed it, customer service wasn't bad either.

Grilled chicken so tough threw it away that was a couple of weeks ago tonight forgot my husbands…read morebroccoli and the fish po boy Was awful and tough I would like a refund but doubt that so now we just won't go anymore zero stars

What a gem in the Deer Park area! The staff here is absolutely A+ -- friendly, quick, and genuinely…read moreseem to enjoy what they do. The food? Incredible. Everything I've tried has been spot-on, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I've been here two days in a row and I'm honestly considering making it three. Why not? When the service is this good and the food hits every time, it's an easy repeat visit. Definitely the standout spot in Deer Park.

Great service and spacious sports bar! Went in soon as they opened to beat the lunch crowd, a lot…read moreof refinery workers come here so it has to be good right? Well, they were correct lol. Food was fresh and tasty! I'm a sucker for crispy bread and tots and they nailed it. Would definitely be coming back for another experience. Happy Yelping

Went on my son's 16th birthday and enjoyed the crawfish so much. We also bought mozzarella sticks…read moreand wings. We enjoyed the birthday lunch so much! It was definitely a must-do again!

This was our first time here. The service was good and the place was fairly empty, which made for a…read morerelaxed atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food did not meet expectations. We ordered the crab special, and I chose the Asian spice seasoning, it was extremely salty and hard to enjoy. They also initially forgot the sausage that comes with the special. When I asked about it, the waitress questioned whether it was advertised on the social media post, and I had to show her the photo. Once it finally came out, it looked unappetizing and tasted like it was old. We also tried the brisket egg roll appetizer, but the flavor of the grease completely overpowered everything. Overall, we were really disappointed, especially since we had high hopes trying this place for the first time. Sadly, we won't be returning, we'll stick with Guidry's Cajun Kitchen moving forward.