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Day Four
Home » Houston » 7 Day Houston Itinerary » Day Four• If you want to see one of the most historical places in Houston and enjoy a relaxing family picnic is the Sabine Pass Battleground State Park. It is an excellent place to visit all year round and is set along 57.5 acre park and you will find four World War 2 bunkers that were used to guard the Pass in 1863 where it is a great place to camp or take part in a fishing trip. If you prefer then you can stand at the waters of the Pass and gaze across to Louisiana and the Sabine Pass Lighthouse. It is an enjoyable day out for people of all ages and you can just sit back and relax whilst catching some rays or taking in some of the local history.
The Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen on Richmond Avenue is part of a popular restaurant chain which is always busy and you can enjoy a variety of Cajun and Creole style seafood meals which has been created to a high standard and locals or visitors tend to visit this restaurant over and over again. The fish and other meals are used from the freshest ingredients, it is an ideal place if you are trying to lose some weight because all the fish on the menu is most commonly grilled or steamed. There are many choices you can make which ranges from catfish, shrimp, crab and even six different breeds of oysters to choose from.
The Seafood Kitchen is open Sunday to Thursday from 11am to 10pm and on Friday and Saturday between 11am and 11pm. It is an ideal place to visit for families and with the fully licensed bar, you can enjoy a wide selection of wines and beers whilst enjoying a satisfying meal. Reservations are recommended and whether you want to make a booking for 5 or 50 people then you will be catered for as this is an ideal group gathering diner. You can contact the restaurant to book a table/s on (713) 527-9137.
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