Frank's Grill

"Better than Denny's and IHOP, favorite breakfast spot"

"Amazing food , large portions . The Waitress is a sweetheart. VERY busy for a Friday morning! That’s when you know it’s good! I can only imagine Saturday & Sunday mornings. This place is well worth it! A real 1950s diner atmosphere . I highly recommend this place"

"Honestly... THIS ONE OF BEST DINERS OF ALL TIME! I had the chicken and Waffles and it was great the chicken was nice and crispy but not dry I had it whit ranch and I thought that it was like store bought but I found out it was homemade I thought THATS WHY ITS SO DAMN GOOD. Also the Waffles where kinda crunchy on the outside but soft as a baby bottom on the inside. Honestly if I was ever on death row I would want Frank's Grill to be my LAST MEAL Honestly, it filled me up."

"Oooooooohhhhhh lord, this place was amazing. Friendly staff and huge portions. The catfish was perfect and the pecan waffles were amazing. I’m surprised the line wasn’t out the door."

"I first noticed this place when passing by on my way to take the Sam Houston boat tour of the ship channel and made a note to return another time for breakfast. While the promised "Best breakfast in Texas" on the sign may be a little over the top, Frank's did not disappoint. We arrived at around 9:30 am, and the place was bustling with all different kinds of people from whole families with small children to men who had recently gotten off of work at the port. Despite the number of people, we were still immediately seated and our waitress got us started off with menus and coffees. Upon taking a look at the food on offer, you see that the breakfast menu includes both traditional breakfast items as well as more unique options like wings and eggs, baby beef liver and onions, and pork chops and waffles. We went with the special (2 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 eggs, grits or hashbrowns, and 1 pancake) as well as a grilled chicken taco with a side of fried okra. When we received our order, it quickly became obvious that this place offers some of the best value for money in town. Our plates were humongous. The taco was stuffed so full that we had to eat it with a fork and knife with the pancake barely fitting on the plate. The overall flavor of the food was nothing spectacular, but then at a place like this you don't expect it to be. It tasted like a diner breakfast is supposed to. And at prices of $10 for the special and $6 for the taco (honestly more like a burrito), there were no complaints from our side. I live in the East End not too far from Frank's, so I will definitely be adopting this as a breakfast spot, especially when I want a ton of food for cheap."