Location: Bridge City
Top Restaurants in Bridge City
Top Things to do in Bridge City
- 1. Museum of the Gulf Coast
- 2. McFaddin-Ward House Museum
- 3. Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center
- 4. Dutch Windmill Museum
- 5. Claiborne West Park
- 6. Snooper's Paradise Antiques
- 7. Tex Ritter Park
- 8. Spindletop - Gladys City Boomtown Museum
- 9. Stark Museum of Art
- 10. Lions Club Veteran Memorial Park
Bridge City Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bridge City
Bridge City is a city in Orange County, Texas, United States. It is ninety-nine miles northeast of Houston. The population was about 8,300 at 2017. The town borders the Neches River and Cow Bayou. It is part of the Beaumont–Port Arthur Metropolitan Statistical Area.The area is most known for the great oil industry.
Things to do in Bridge City
1. Ticos Cuban Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Ben H - Bridge City, Texas
We decided to try Ticos after reading all the reviews. The place was clean and the service was excellent! We came here about 20 minutes before closing time which was probably not a good idea. The cuban sandwiches were just okay. The the other items we had were the same. We were not impressed. Maybe we'll try again but get there earlier!
2. Elements Bakery & Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew P - Kaplan, Louisiana
Stopped in with my wife and daughter to grab a sandwich. Worker was very polite and courteous...answered all our questions and even made suggestions. I got the muffuletta...which was a little different than a traditional muffuletta, but very good. My daughter got the grilled cheese sandwich...I tried it and have to say that it is the best grilled cheese sandwich I have ever had. They have assorted pastries, desserts, and specialty drinks. Loved it and will frequent again.
3. Dairy Queen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle M
Dairy Queen is right at the main intersection in town. There is indoor and outdoor seating with plenty of parking and drive-thru. It is a pretty good Dairy Queen.
4. Judice's Cajun Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Cindi O - Corpus Christi, Texas
We stopped here for breakfast on Black Friday when we were visiting family for the Thanksgiving holiday. This is a small local restaurant and it was packed with locals. I had the breakfast plate with 2 eggs scrambled, grits, bacon and toast. My husband had the pancakes and sausage. He loved his meal. He said his sausage was as good as Blue and Gold which is the best sausage we've ever eaten. The sausage is most likely house made as Mr. Judice, the one whose name is on the café, is a butcher and runs a meat market. The food was decent and my only complaint wasn't really a complaint. I didn't care for the flavor of the bacon. It didn't have the smoked flavor I am used to which is Oscar Mayer or FarmFresh bacon. I only ate a single bite. My eggs were tasty and had a wonderful fresh egg taste and they were cooked through so there weren't any slimy white bits in it. The grits were fantastic but I also really love grits. They were so thick that I could stand the spoon straight up in them and it stayed. Now that is how you do some grits! Our waitress was really good and she was busy but still had a smile for us and some friendly conversation. This is authentic Cajun food, and they were making pork cracklin's which is what I always called pork rinds. We didn't try any though. They had beignets on the menu but we didn't try those either. I can't say how the meals are for lunch or dinner, but we all enjoyed our meal and it was standard breakfast fare comparable to a Denny's. The décor in here is nice and it was super clean and looked to be new inside with the red sparkling counter/bar area and all the photos of Mr. Judice and then bayou décor on the walls. The paper towel holders were wooden alligators and crawdads. All the tables had Lousisiana hot sauce on the tables and Tabasco, but no Cholula. I did ask though and the waitress had a single bottle that a regular customer has stashed there and she shared it with me. So if you prefer a different hot sauce than those offered, you better take your own. I just got lucky that visit. We had a good meal, good service, and left satisfied.
5. Hamburger Depot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
We specialize in fresh homemade hamburgers....never frozen.
Reviewed By Tim G - Bridge City, Texas
My family has eaten at the Bridge City location a few times. I don't get too excited when it has been the chosen destination (it is very close). The wait is generally long, especially during lunch. Granted, the food is cooked to order. That being said, I don't believe the burgers from this location are that great. They're OK. If you do a take out order, MAKE SURE TO CHECK IT BEFORE YOU LEAVE. I hate arriving home and something is missing or the order is incorrect.
6. Brick Oven Pizza Co. of Bridge City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Brick Oven Pizza Company opened its doors in Paragould, AR, July 8, 2004. We wanted to offer you, our guests, a family friendly place to order a super product where you could dine in, let us do the cooking and clean up the mess for you! We strive to offer a delicious variety of menu items that will satisfy the whole family as well as being the best product on the market. We can do this by constantly testing our product, listening to our guests and making changes where needed. Our goal is to satisfy each and every person that walks through our doors with as close to 100% quality satisfaction, both in service and product, as we possibly can. We want to partner with you and the community to build strong relationships whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Reviewed By TexasNana57 - Orange, Texas
We thoroughly enjoyed the spinach dip and the pepperoni pizza. Excellent service. We'll go back when they get the beer and, hopefully, a wine license. Also, when we were there, the parking lot wasn't finished, so I'm sure the parking situation is much better now. This town needs another nice sit down restaurant, so i hope that they make it.
7. Whataburger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By PNG81 - Groves, Texas
great burgers, burgers were hot and fresh and fixed the way we ordered. worth the drive from Groves as our Whataburger STINKS
8. Romano's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By txgirl049 - Bridge City, Texas
New menu, shortened version of previous menu, still had everyone's favorites ,....pizza, joe combo, snd many chicken and shrimp choices...still byob. New staff was very enthusiastic and attentive, even had free desserts for our table of seven. More patrons than I have ever seen before..,they're doing something right!
9. Tequila's Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew P - Kaplan, Louisiana
The staff here is very friendly. The meal however is just average...not bad but nothing special. There is a city ordinance that requires you to purchase a "membership card" to consume alcohol in restaurants...so be prepared to purchase this card.
10. Zuniga's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Sherry B - Bridge City, Texas
Tried this restaurant 3-14-13 for the first time. What great food. This is a small, family run place, but a must go to place. Staff very helpful & friendly. I can't have wheat so they gave me corn tortillas with my lunch. I had the tacos al carbon & I highly recommend it. Had enough left over for lunch the next day. Salsa was very good too. They also have a small buffet. A meal for one is less than $15. Two of us ate for $22.50, which included soft drinks & tax.
