u/Darcynator1780

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Most overrated Houston Restaurants in 2026 so far

1). Corkscrew BBQ

Is Corkscrew BBQ bad? No. However, waiting two to four hours for fairly standard barbecue does not make sense to me. A Michelin Bib Gourmand is reasonable, but a star feels misaligned with the overall experience. I have been to Michelin starred barbecue spots in Austin, and they offered distinct options that justified both the recognition and the wait. In this case, I would rather go to places like Pinkerton's Barbecue, The Pit Room, Truth BBQ, or Killen's Barbecue. They offer comparable brisket and ribs without the excessive wait, so I do not see what meaningfully differentiates Corkscrew.

2). Agnes and Sherman

I have seen this restaurant mentioned frequently, so I decided to try it. I was initially hesitant based on the menu and photos, but its popularity made it worth evaluating. The best item was a spin-off of a Caesar salad. Beyond that, the food both looked and tasted unrefined, closer to an experimental home kitchen of a single guy in his twenties than a cohesive restaurant concept. Unlike Corkscrew, where the food is at least solid, this experience was difficult to justify.

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u/Darcynator1780 — 1 day ago

Anyone else over the recent weather?

I can understand a brief period, but this is ridiculous at this point. Last, the people that love this crap need to go back north to whatever rust/frost belt shit hole they came from.

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u/Darcynator1780 — 2 days ago

I didn’t think it could get worse than the first 3 weeks

Yeah, you lacked sleep, but you eventually got adjusted to it and you had windows to do stuff. From week 6.5-9, my baby screams if she isn’t being held 90% of the time. We were actually going out(outdoor safe venues) the first 6 weeks, but now it’s just been take out and coffee if we are lucky. Enjoy the peace in the trenches while yall can.

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u/Darcynator1780 — 6 days ago