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Texas, United States Food Guide: 5 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Fulton
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Fulton, Texas, United States. Fulton is a town in Aransas County, Texas, United States. As of the 2010 census, this South Texas coastal fishing community had a population of 1,358. The town is named for George Ware Fulton, a land developer in the area.
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1. Old Fulton Seafood Cafe & Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Established in Fulton, Texas March of 2012. Serving the best local Gulf Seafood, prime steaks, Boars Head brand deli sandwiches, fresh soups, chowders, homemade desserts, wine and ice cold beer. After hurricane Harvey in 2017 we relocated into the neighbo
Reviewed By HappyTourist2011
We had dinner here, about 7:30 and there was ample tables available. It was a nice size restaurant, with white linen tablecloths and the decor was pleasant and simple. The waiter was very helpful with our questions about the menu items and was attentive without hovering. They do have a wine list, though we did not have wine that evening. The menu variety wasn't huge, but still covered most of the basics. I had the broiled scallops and my husband opted for the grilled grouper. We each had salad and a baked potato with our meal. They had onion soup on the menu but when I asked about it, the waiter informed me that they typically don't serve it until around the fall, when the weather gets cooler. They brought rolls to our table and then our salads. The salads were served cold with a nice mix of greens and veggies. Our entree came out a short while later and both plates were sizzling. My husbands grouper was nice and thick and a good size portion. My scallops were simmering in butter and about the size of half dollars; not huge, but about two bites per scallop. They were very fresh, but there wasn't a very strong flavor to them, so the garlic butter they were served in was needed. Our server was very nice and very efficient. Don't expect this to be a cheap restaurant, but their prices are about par with similar seafood restaurants in the area. We enjoyed our meal and had a good experience.
2. Sugar Shack
Overall Ratings
3 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Legendary50
Terrible customer service. Bartenders were the most unprofessional, unfriendly, lacking any form of customer service skills, people that I have ever encountered. It is a shame that so many businesses in this area were razed by Hurricane Harvey, but this place somehow survived. If I could give this bar negative stars I would. F-.
Where to eat Bar food in Fulton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Fulton Beach Bar and Grill
Reviewed By bohste
We stopped by here for lunch one afternoon when we were in the area and it was like stepping back in time. It was an old bar with pool tables, a dance floor and stage. The only problem was all of the cigarette smoke - ugh --- but like I said, it was really cool to find an old bar still in existence. The food was surprisingly good -- and cheap! I had the half order of nachos which were HUGE. I can only imagine what the regular order looked like. They were loaded with cheese, beef, beans and jalepenos. Another in my party ordered the fried cheese sticks, and the other had a loaded baked potato. Everyone was happy with their meals and the service from the lady bartender was really, really good.
4. Poor Man's Country Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By milehighbullet1
Congrats to the Poor Man's Country Club to bring the first public restaurant to open after hurricane Harvey. We lunched there today on the Tuesday Special, three beef taco plate, and the blue cheese chicken sandwich. Excellent service, no wait, only problem for me personally was the cigarette smoking. Great view of the bay and lots of television.
5. Pop's Place
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Heanyjw
This eatery was ideally situated for our location and needs.... and they served us up some really great fried catfish.... but, alas, the cafe-bar was full of smokers sitting near us during dinnertime. One of our party of three is very sensitive to cigarette smoke and so... after eating quickly, we vacated the premises and won't be able to come back. We didn't realize that Texas must allow smoking in bars and maybe in restaurants, too.
