Restaurants in Lubbock, TX

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Okay cool thanks. I'll check it out too. Thinking I can probably get some kind of rice and maybe veggies at Panda Express too? We are in the process of moving, and I don't want to try to cook while unpacking and chasing around the baby. So I'm hoping for some fast food fixes. Husband got chick fil a last night so all I had were fries and fruit lol

Here is a good list to start off! https://hubcityveg.wordpress.com/veganguide/

https://members.cleanfooddirtygirl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/December-23_2016-Meal-Plan_sh1-.pdf I subscribe to a WFPB meal plan. $20/mo. Here's one I can share.

Funky Door does catering 806-687-0505

Raspados Colima has amazing food and desserts, and they definitely cater, but I can see why somebody might not want that for their wedding I think I’ve seen Italian Garden do catering, and i love their food. A little more traditional of a wedding catering choice.

Honey child's they have the BEST catering. It's amazing.

Abuelo's caters and they have a variety of stuff - not just what's on their menu. I know they'll do prime rib, for example. Or at least they used to.

Solid choices so far, I would like to throw in Danny’s Hens and Fins. They have catered my business for six years now and I have been happily fed some of the best fried chicken I’ve ever had from a catering company.

I second honey child. I tried to get them for my wedding a couple years ago, but they were booked already.

"PJ'S cantering from the heart"! They are wonderful and are a family run business! Check them out on FB!

Evie Mae’s if you want BBQ. Or if you want to kick it up with Hawaiian BBQ go with Aloha BBQ!

Go to JJJ on 19 th and Buddy Holly and get a chicken fried steak.

Also there is a side bar with info that may be helpful

My favorite places to eat were bluesky for burgers, kasperskies for mroe burgers, thai pepper for thai food, taqueria jalisco for mexican, burrito king for burritos, aloha bbq for Hawaiian bbq and seol has pretty great korean food.

Ooooh buddy you don't want to miss out on Tejas 2150 outside of Slaton. Steaks as big as your chest, half the price of any other steakhouse. Slow service, built in a barn, and some of the best cooking I've ever had in my life. BYOB and get ready to spend a bit there. http://www.yelp.com/biz/tejas-2150-slaton

Orlandos! Get the down n dirty tortellini and green chili chicken on brown rice.

If you want some of the best fried chicken of your life, go to Slim Chickens. Get Cayenne Ranch as your dipping sauce and get the tenders shaken in whatever wrong sauce you choose (or not). It is absolutely mind blowing!

If there is anything Lubbock is good at, it's food. That's why 30% of the people here are morbidly obese.

Come visit me at Yellow House Coffee!

If you want something good and little upscale, Stellas has really good Italian food.

Lee's Cafe. It's a southern soul food restaurant in downtown Lubbock. Good as hell. I also like going to Aloha BBQ, Hawaiian BBQ. Their servings is huge, so don't be surprise

Cuz we don't have a "Where to eat section" at all

mcdonalds and burger king

Thai pepper

Eddie's bbq is pretty awesome. There's also Aloha bbq which is a Hawaiian place.

For BBQ drive just outside town to Wolfforth to argue Maes. They have a Facebook pages with their hours. Best BBQ I've had. Even the Texas Monthly BBQ Snob has said it's as good as the places ranked at the top of their list. Get there early because they sell out. The Shack is also a good option for BBQ. Their ribs are amazing. The Asian I recommend Thai Pepper in the Hospital area just west of Covenant Hospital on 18th Street. Aloha BBQ is a Hawaiian BBQ joint. Not a traditional American BBQ place. Similar to Korean. Good food and you will certainly not leave hungry. The family that owns it used to live on the islands and ran restaurants there before moving. It's located at 9800 Indiana. For American check out Crafthouse Gastropub. 34th and Flint. They have a seasonal menu that is always fresh with some amazing options. They also have a great selection of craft beers and good cocktails. Pizza: either Westcrust Pizza (82nd and Homestead) for thin crust with some rather eclectic options. Also, Capital Pizza (26th and Boston) for some thicker crust cheesy greatness. Diner food: Tech Cafe (50th and Ave P) and Cast Iron Grill (19th and Ave F) Bar: I am partial to Local Bar (2400 Broadway). Large selection of Texas beers and liquor. They also happen to serve some damn good burgers.

Crafthouse Gastropub, Chili Dog Cafe, Twisted Root, Torchy's Tacos

The Shack is the best BBQ in Lubbock, period. I have also heard good things about Evie May's in wolfforth, but haven't tried it yet. The Japanese places in Lubbock are essentially all the same. Hayashi is my favorite, but Tokyo, O'Hana, or Shogun are all fine, too. For American, Teddy Jack's has a good selection of burgers, sandwiches and pizza. Blue Sky has good burgers, Spanky's has the best fried cheese you will ever eat, along with burgers and sandwiches.

Folks always mention the sidebar in a snarky manner. When I view it on my phone the post appear to be about 4 years old. Not exactly current considering how good BBQ and other options are relatively recent to Lubbock. Edit: because I obviously don't know the difference between a measure of time and an ugly raisin.

Depends on your budget, type you're looking for, and area of town. We have the highest per capita restaurants soooo there are plenty of options. Fine dining Las Brisas is a wonderful option, won't find a better wine selection in the area until you get to Dallas. Orlandos is good for Tex-Italian. Tripple J's has a nice little microbrewery, but I've never been a fan of the food personally. Hayashi off 82 nd is a little over priced for the simple hibachi food and okay sushi. Haven't seen anyone mention Jazz yet, its awesome cajun style food!

Hibashi off 82 nd & Quaker is pretty decent. Depending on where are coming from the food here may not be as good as you would like. There is a Brazilian place called "Churasca" off 82 nd between Frankford and Milwuakee which is like a Fogo de Chao. A new restaurant off 73 rd and Milwaukee called "Teddyjack's" has brick oven pizza which I really like. Lubbock has plenty of places to eat, but be prepared for a crowd, it seems like everybody in this city goes out to eat on the weekends.

Mercado Juarez is one of our absolute favs too!!!

Mercado Jaurez at 20 and Matlock has some of the best crane guisada I have tasted.

Ok. Mercado Juarez it is next time. That 4 or 5 recommendations. I've never eaten crane Shane. I'll have to try it.

Can't go wrong with El Fenix, but Mercado Juarez is good if you have an opportunity. Also, if you want a really good burger, Twisted Root or Chop House burgers are amazing.

EL Fenix is delicious too.

i do love Pappasito's Becky. just trying to mix it up. Aimée... i haven't been to El Fenix. i'll check.