Location: Magnolia
Top Restaurants in Magnolia
Texas, United States Food Guide: 3 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Magnolia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Magnolia, Texas, United States. Magnolia is a city in southwestern Montgomery County, Texas, United States within the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metropolitan area. It is named for the magnolia trees that grew in the area. The population was 1,393 at the 2010 United States Census.
Things to do in Magnolia
1. Fish and Camaron Sterling Ridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Our Seafood Restaurant in The Woodlands, TX is the best place to find fresh, tasty seafood. Apart from your favorites, we've also taken traditional Mexican cuisine and given it a modern twist. Whether you have time to sit and eat, or you need to order tak
Reviewed By DougS616
My wife and I had a gift certificate to use at Fish and Camaron so we took advantage of that this past Friday (March 10, 2017) evening. I had put the address into my GPS to navigate to the restaurant. When the GPS said that we had arrived, we could not locate the restaurant. We actually drove passed the restaurant, then turned around and my wife spotted it. It is located in a "strip" center with a couple of other medical field related business. It was very hard to find; however, we found it and are glad we did. The restaurant itself is very small with limited seating, but please don't let that stop you. And I will say, the Chips were very good! They almost looked like fried plantain chips. They were not greasy or hard to eat at all. Sometimes you get chips that act like you are biting into leather, but not these. You can also determine and choose what Salsa(s) you want with your chips.For starters, we ordered Chips and Salsa and the Vuelve A La Vida cocktail. The Chips were very good! They almost looked like fried plantain chips. They were not greasy or hard to eat at all. Sometimes you get chips that act like you are biting into leather, but not these. You can also determine and choose what Salsa(s) you want with your chips. The Vuelve A La Vida cocktail consisted of a cup full of your choice of Ceviche or Shrimp (which ours came with both) with their signature cocktail sauce, chopped tomatoes, cilantro, diced avocado, and olive oil. This came recommended by a friend and it was REALLY GOOD!I could not decide what I wanted for my entree, so I went with what my wife ordered for herself, the Fish Sandwich and I am so glad that I did!! This was one of THE BEST fish sandwiches I have ever eaten from anywhere! It was simple; two fried fish pieces (more like patties but not rounded, your choice of fried or grilled) served on a warm bun with lettuce and tomato. I asked one of the workers when she walked by what type of fish they use and she said Swai. The fish was so flaky and tender, it just melted in your mouth with each bite. Both pieces were thick; however, was not tough at all to the bite. Fish and Camaron may be known for their tacos, but you cannot go wrong with the Fish Sandwich. It was DELICIOUS!!The restaurant is a drive for us; however, was well worth it!! If you are out in the area or live in The Woodlands and have not tried Fish and Camaron, then what are you waiting for? You won't be disappointed!
2. 5 de Mayo Taqueria & Restaurant
Reviewed By allicatag
Really the only time I stop at 5 de Mayo is when I'm on the run and don't have time or don't feel like getting out of my car. They have a drive through! Their breakfast tacos are tiny but tasty. Other menu items I've ordered (fajitas, enchiladas) we also okay. Not my favorite TexMex restaurant in town, but not bad.
3. Celaya's Seafood and Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Ray K
Walking into the place it smelled like raw sewage.Asked the waitress what fresh fish was in, and she said none. All the fish is frozen.We had some chips and queso and then I ordered a large Shrimp Cocktail which tasted like shrimp in ketchup.The worst..
