Dine
out
Rodair
Roadhouse, Reel Cajun and Neches River Wheelhouse were, I’m guessing, among top
spots Mid-County residents took their holiday visitors for our area’s flavor.
I’m guessing Tia Juanita’s will be another favorite. I’ve had an eye on their
construction.
Other
spots I’ve had a taste of recently include Koi Japanese Sushi Bar & Lounge
with friendly service, bold flavor and matcha ice cream; Bruno’s Italian
Kitchen with an upscale atmosphere; Amacate Tortilla Bar for an affordable
Sunday brunch in a festive atmosphere; and Crown Pizza, your only cozy-in-a
boxcar offering in the area. These are down the road in Beaumont. Got to say,
all of Southeast Texas is known for creative dining.
Coffee Connection
If holiday travel puts you in
Texas City, look for Coffee Connection, with the tagline “Touching Lives One
Cup at a Time.” I stopped in
ever-so-briefly and enjoyed a welcome from patrons and servers who were a mix
of genres and ages all chatting together. Christian projects and discussion
were part of the atmosphere along with a heavenly aroma from Geva Premium
Coffee, roasted in Houston. If their tagline doesn’t move you, try a message
from their web site: Coffee: Because you can’t win friends with salad.
Darragh
Doiron is a Port Arthur area foodie ready for Mardi Gras of Southeast Texas,
which will hit Port Arthur Feb. 28-March 3. Contact her at darraghcastillo@icloud.com
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