The Brisket House - Deer Park

The food at Brisket House was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend dining here without hesitation. Everything, including the sides, was superb. This was the last stop on our trip around southwest Texas before heading home. The service was great and we enjoyed a lunch meal. The average price per person was between $20-30. I would recommend trying the Two Meat Plate.

I have been frequenting my favorite BBQ restaurant for 9 years now. The food is amazing, the place is always spotless, and the staff are friendly. I highly recommend this place for a dine-in dinner. The price per person is usually between $10 and $20. I would rate the food, service, and atmosphere all a perfect 5 out of 5. Some dishes that I recommend trying are the BBQ Sauce, Baked Beans, and BBQ Sandwich.

This restaurant serves incredibly delicious dishes that are so succulent and tender that they fall off the bone. The food is truly mouthwatering, and I highly recommend it. I would rate my experience a 9.2 out of 10 - it was so good that I am already planning to come back for more. The service was great, and I enjoyed a dinner meal here. The price per person is between $30 and $50.

First time here the place was clean the service ok . The food was not so good fried okra was way to salty and the meat I got was majority was all fat . Way over price Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

I will admit they have the best barbecue in the Pasadena, Deer Park, and LaPorte area, however my complaint is a bit unusual and it has to do with their customer service isn't what mine would be if I were the owner. On two occasions lately, Ive bought around $130 worth of barbecue and side orders, which should feed our family for a couple of days. So I would say that $130 worth of food would probably be worth about $30-$40 profit. So when I placed my order I asked if I could get a glass of tea on the house. A glass of tea in a restaurant may cost a quarter, and my wait was around 10 minutes. I'm not cheap or small minded, however giving a glass of tea shouldn't be a big deal especially since it cost so little. As far as a free glass of tea goes, it doesn't affect the bottom line and shows appreciation to a customer (myself only) willing to spend over a hundred dollars for barbecue and sides.