Try the loaded brisket mac and cheese made from Beyond Meat patties with the owner's secret seasoning or a delicious baked potato smothered with chives and vegan cheese and butter. Located on Almeda, the Sauce Pit is the go-to spot for those looking for barbecue flavor without animal-based protein.
They subsequently birthed the food truck, which is now well known for its "veef" brisket and smoked jackfruit. Houston Sauce Pit was conceived after owners Jarrett Milton and Courtney Lindsey went vegan.
To wash it all down, purchase a cup of fresh agua fresca or horchata. To get the real authentic experience, though, you should order a cup of elote or consomme on the side. All dishes are cooked to order with birria - whether it's filled in a tortilla, sprinkled atop nachos or seared in quesadillas. The tendered stew meat is all the rave in the city, and Dripped Birria is the go-to place to get your birria fix. The Mexican Cheesesteak is one of the prettiest menu offerings, featuring bolillo bread filled with fajitas doused in nacho cheese and topped with colorful pico de gallo and pink sour cream.ĭripped Birria's expansion with two locations in the Galleria area should tell you how good the food is. Everything on the menu is pink, whether the homemade pink chicken tacos or pink beef quesadillas. Houston's Pink Box specializes in, you guessed it, pink-hued foods. Houston's Pink Boxįollow Houston's Pink Box on Instagram to find the truck's latest location.Įlle Woods would surely give this establishment an instant stamp of approval. Before you take your first bite, add one of seven sauces like spicy yum yum or spicy garlic butter to your dish to boost the Asian-Cajun explosion in your mouth. Double up on protein with the surf and turf combo if you're looking for something to stick to your ribs. Get crawfish tails, salmon or ribeye paired with made-to-order fried rice. Blending Japanese cuisine and Cajun flavors, the fusion food truck dishes out fried rice with a Southern flair. Stick Talk Cajun Hibachi is a manifestation of Houston's diverse culture.
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