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Today: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

Tomorrow: 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

29 Years

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Mon - Thu:	11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Fri:	11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Sat:	11:30 am - 11:00 pm
Sun:	11:30 am - 10:00 pm

Hook, Line & Sinker 5700 Highway 6 N, Houston

Are you in the mood for some seafood? Well, what better place than Hook, Line & Sinker right here in Houston! Besides being known for having excellent seafood, other cuisines they offer include Seafood, Southern, and Cajun & Creole.

Looking for Hook, Line & Sinker prices? Hook, Line & Sinker has an average price range between $4.00 and $19.00 per person.

When compared to other restaurants, Hook, Line & Sinker is moderate.

Depending on the seafood, a variety of factors such as geographic location, specialties, whether or not it is a chain can influence the type of menu items available. Here at Hook, Line & Sinker, you'll have options for Steak, Platters, Shrimp, Oysters & Frog Legs, and Chicken & Quail and more. From there, you can expect to choose from some of the best menu items like:

Surf & Turf
Hook, Line & Sinker Super Combo
Shrimp Brochette
Crab Legs
Pharaoh Quail

For a closer look at the menu items along with their prices, check out the Houston Hook, Line & Sinker menu.

Being in Houston, Hook, Line & Sinker in 77084 serves many nearby neighborhoods including places like Airline Village, Dixie Farm Office Park, and Garden Oaks Shopping Center. If you want to see a complete list of all seafood restaurants in Houston, we have you covered!

If you are interested in other Houston seafood restaurants, you can try Blue Water Seafood, Waho's Seafood, or Ostioneria Michoacan 5. We can also point you to other great places to eat seafood in cities nearby Houston, like The Woodlands Seafood Company in Spring, Melt in Friendswood or Baytown Seafood Express in Crosby. If you try one, don’t forget to drop a review here on YP.com!

After you've visited Hook, Line & Sinker, if you're looking for something new to try, check out more restaurants in Houston, take out restaurants in Houston, or fast food restaurants in Houston.

We hope you enjoy your experience at Hook, Line & Sinker seafood restaurants in Houston, and please leave us your review below with YP.com!

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captaincurtg

06/22/2012

Overall

terrible

the service wad good and the sweet tea was great but the food was the worst seafood I've gotten. the dirty rice was horrible, the baked potato not worth eating, and how for you screw up fried shrimp? well they know how. the worst $59 I've spent.

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