Easygoing joint offering familiar soul food classics such as mac & cheese & chicken.
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Listed under Soul Food & Southern Restaurants. Located in Houston.
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- Address6903 Cullen Blvd, Houston, TX 77021, USA
- Phone(713) 485-6114
- HoursMondayClosedTuesdayClosedWednesday9:00 AM – 8:00 PMThursday9:00 AM – 8:00 PMFriday9:00 AM – 9:00 PMSaturday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMSunday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Ordered fish and shrimp $23.99+ tax $3.99 for peach cobbler ,the fish was really big the shrimp were small compared to the pictures and overcooked. The server at the front was super duper nice and sweet. Fish was too heavily seasoned! It was fried soft I had to bring it back and the forgot the peach cobbler which was absolutely disgusting may I add. It was about 3oz maybe, I should’ve stuck with cake. The macaroni was bland and mushy, it resembled store brand shells and cheese. The cabbage was decent. Overall I spent $30+ for great service and a canned sprite. Also the building smelled really bad like they were having a plumbing issue. Won’t be returning the food was stark contrast from the exceptional service that was provided by the woman upfront. Highly disappointed.
Came across this place as I was in the area and was looking for some to go soul food. I called in an order and the lady who took my order was extremely nice and explained everything to me. Upon arrival, it was close to closing time so I did stand there a bit with nobody at the counter even after ringing the bell but I was then met with a staff member and I checked out. The interaction overall was nice, nothing too bad nothing too good. The reason for my lower review is because of the food. I got the Salisbury steak with Mac and cheese and green beans, along with the ribs, fried porkchop and a side of greens and rice and gravy. The Salisbury steak was good overall, but the rice was a bit on the tougher side so I wasn’t a big fan of it. The sides tasted subpar, as they tasted canned. The food was nearly $60. I wouldn’t necessarily call it the “best”
I don’t usually leave reviews, but The Best Soul Food in Town was such a letdown that I had to speak up. The name is misleading — it should honestly be called “The Worst Soul Food in America.” My order was a mess from the start. I was missing my mac and cheese, and the yams were terrible — they tasted like plain boiled sweet potatoes that somebody just cut up and threw in a container. No flavor, no seasoning, nothing. For a restaurant claiming to be the best, this was hands down the worst soul food I’ve ever had in my life. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Save your money and your expectations.
I ordered the wings and fries combo with the kool aid. The food was good. The service was even better. The lady taking the order was genuinely kind and answered all of my questions about the menu.
Excellent food super friendly employees went above and beyond accommodating my brother's diabetic needs. Loved the Greens they had the flavor of love put in them. Great little hole in the wall place to eat.

