Mambo Seafood in Humble!

They haveprobably done their market research due diligence and identified this area as one where the middle class Hispanic population is growing to numbers that will sustain one of their restaurant. Their smaller but successful too competitor already opened a unit in Porter. Both are pretty and HOORRAY serve fresh oysters.

LittleTexas : Oh that looks amazing!! Thanks for the pics.

If you like ceviche, fried seafood and michelada's it's a good spot….. Patron Grill is also good but more traditional Tex Mex Tough to compare them they're just different

Never been-- is it worth it? Are we still talking Mambo ?

JCajun : Its good….. have you ever been to Connie's? It's similar

Chow :
Connie's and Mambo's share ownership. Marketing decisions. Connienifico isn't catchy.

LittleTexas :
I have never eaten there. Maybe I should try it.

Donnawisdom : Definitely worth it especially if you like ceviche…… somewhat comparable to Vida Mariscos

Where is Connies??

JCajun : There's a few in Houston. I believe 59/Little York and then there's another down in Spring Branch area

Thanks!! I'll try it!!

Chow :
Vuelve a la vida or is Vida Mariscos yet another Mexican style seafood business?

Rapsalot : Vida Mariscos it's a seafood Mexican place, ceviche there is really good. Shrimp botana, cocktail de camarones. Theres a few around town I sometimes go to the one off 249

Cbear :
you can look on the Yelp app on their page there, for photos and reviews, that might help you find what dishes you'd enjoy there.

Chow :
For really good ceviche in a restaurant I go to Hugo Ortega's businesses. There was a great Mazatlan style seafood place on Shepherd called La Fisheria. It didn't last because it didn't serve free chips and salsa.
Chachi's Next Door has top flight seafood. No free chips and salsa.
I get excellent ceviche from a food truck in Porter.
Tex-Mex seafood IMO is horrendous. But they serve free chips and salsa.
Those are opinions. Feel free to disagree.