
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2821 E Atlantic Blvd, Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Phone: (954) 783-9499
Website: https://www.houstons.com/locations/pompanobeach/
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Reviews
We started with the artichokes and they didn’t disappoint. There were one and a half artichokes cut in half, grilled and seasoned. They came with a buttery, not melted, side of goodness that was very flavorful. We also had the Caesar salad and it arrived on a very cold plate and the salad was cold, too. The homemade croutons were delicious but there was a bit too much dressing on the lettuce, but overall it was very good.
My husband and son had the french dip sandwiches with fries and coleslaw and they enjoyed them very much. I had the kale salad with rotisserie chicken with a mild peanut sauce and it was very good as well.
The service was excellent, but the waitress forgot to bring our hot towels, but this didn’t mar from the overall experience.
Though the food is a bit pricey, you are really paying for the gorgeous location and excellent service. We’ll be back soon.
My lunch was so divine that I might just have to go back to Houston’s tomorrow for dinner. I love this restaurant for always providing fantastic service, ambiance, and cuisine.
I finished the lunch with a slice of their key lime pie and a cappuccino. It was worth every calorie. Every bit of this pie is made in house. The macadamia graham cracker crust is amazing! The filling is light and perfectly balanced.
Thank you, Houston’s for another great memorable meal!
It’s been a few years since I’ve been to Houston’s in Pompano Beach. It’s good to know that it’s as excellent as I remembered!
We dined on the patio and had a great view of the Inter-coastal and I certainly enjoyed the beautiful weather. Certainly a reprieve from NC winter!
Our server let us know about a special on the menu – flash fried oysters and they were absolutely amazing. The breading on the oysters was similar in taste to a conch fritter – they were crunchy, the oysters were juicy and tender and there was a subtle heat that hit the palate. I could cut the oysters with a fork. They were served atop some flavorful remoulade on the half shell. Outstanding.
For a lunch entree, I had the crispy grouper sandwich and it was absolutely perfect. This was circa a 6oz.thick, juicy filet of grouper fried to perfection and absolutely crispy. It was served on a house made bun with a bed of crunchy, flavorful vinegar based coleslaw and some fantastic garlic dill pickle slices. Pair this with house made chef’s dressing aka tartar sauce and this was the most perfect fish sandwich imaginable. It’s $27 and is served a la carte, but we ordered a side of fries and one side was more than enough for two to split. Houston’s fries are the traditional steak house shoe string variety. They were very good especially with a ramekin of ketchup. They had other dipping sauces available, but it’s hard to beat good old fashioned ketchup. This sandwich was worth every penny and it was so hearty that I gave up trying to eat it like a sandwich and used a knife and fork. Delicious!
How do you end such a sublime meal? With an equally sublime desert. Houston’s has the absolute best key lime pie I’ve ever had and I was born and raised in Pompano Beach. I know my key lime pie! Their crust was a luxurious crumble of graham cracker and what seemed to be some sort of nut. The key lime filling itself was the perfect balance of tart and sweet. That’s the magic of key lime pie and where so many fail is that the pie is either too acidic or cloyingly sweet to counter the acidity of the lime. This pie was bright and with the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. The dollop of whipped cream had just a hint of vanilla and sweetness to it and almost had a merengue like taste. It was all excellent. What goes better with pie than a cup of coffee! I had a cappuccino and it was also excellent.
I think one thing that sets Houston’s apart is the amount of menu items they make in house. The chefs take great pride in their food and whether you’re ordering a steak or a deceptively humble fish sandwich, everything here is elevated and prepared with finesse. It could not have been a more perfect meal – from the attentive, friendly professional staff to the expertly executed plates – Houston’s is still everything wonderful that I remembered.
The fish is also good, the salmon is a staple for my wife, simply seasoned, and always cooked right.
The key lime pie for dessert is hard to pass up. The gram cracker crust is soft and savory, and provides a nice balance to the tartness of the filling. Even if you are full, it is worth it.