Best Restaurants that are Worth The Drive in Fulshear

I definitely recommend this spot food and drinks , it’s a must ! Took my wife for her birthday and she loved it , we will be going back soon.

Wow! What an amazing evening. From our warm greeting to the happy birthday sign and rose petal covered table, to a decadent dessert with French press coffee, this experience was outstanding. Our server and all of her associates made my wife (birthday girl) feel like a million. Everyone was so attentive and genuinely nice. Our meal was perfectly prepared. Dishes were visually pleasing and tasted wonderful. Lobster toast, beet salad, and sashimi pizza all scored high on our palate taste list. The fried chicken might very well have been the best I've ever had in my life. Bread pudding for dessert was beautifully crafted and delicious. While you will pay a high bill for this experience, know that the value is there. You will be wined and dined expertly without a miss on attention to detail. Bravo and thank you, Tris team.

We had our office Christmas lunch at Kirin’s. The majority never had Indian food before. Our server explained the menu perfectly and made great suggestions. The food was delicious and service was excellant.

Dining at Amore was a treat. I think my Chilean Sea Bass was the best I have eaten in Houston. My fried artichoke was excellent as usual although the stem was inedible because this is not the best season for artichokes. My wifes regala seafood dish was also very good. The prices are reasonable for white table cloth dining and service was attentive but not intrusive. My only minor complaint was that the music was a bit too loud. I'm not sure why restaurants feel the need for loud music that drowns out conversation. Also, why does an Italian or French or Japanese restaurant see the need to play American pop music. I never returned to one restaurant which served good food because their music was rock played at an ear splitting volume. I will not ever return to one of the new one star Michelin restaurants because they refused to lower the volume of their pop music which was culturally at odds with their cuisine.

Excellent fresh Red Snapper. Large, tender chicken fried steak. Good wine selection. Attentive , friendly servers. Good coffee. Not impressed with the bread pudding….just a thick solid square of bread ( cake) with bananas foster sauce. I’ll try the Key Lime pie, next time. Also…interesting location…in a field…but it works! Dress code is more casual, than dressy. Will definitely be back.