Best Fast Food Restaurants in Pearland

"In a city where Taco Tuesday is widely celebrated, knowing where to score is a must — and Tacos A Go Go should be part of your regular routine. Open early each morning and into the wee hours of the night, it offers breakfast tacos with toppings like grilled potato and chorizo scrambled into eggs for $2.59. Pure Mexican street tacos like the Pastor, with tender slices of guajillo-marinated pork fajita meat topped with juicy bits of pineapple, are under $4."

"Tacos start at around $2.99 each and they have all of your favorites to choose from. If you’re extra hungry, their Muy Yum plates won’t break the bank, either."

"Torchy’s Taco’s is kind of an institution (from Austin), and there are some fancier restaurants in the Hanover development including Coppa Osteria (Itlaian), Punk’s Simple Southern, and Cyclone Anaya’s (Mexican). Alternatively, just a 2 mile car ride up the street in Upper Kirby is the posh West Ave development where you can find high end fare like Eddie V’s (seafood), Del Frisco’s (steak), Pondicheri (Indian), and CRU (wine)."

"Once listed among the “Best Cheap Eats in the US” by Urbanspoon, Torchy’s Tacos is not to be missed!. Choose from chicken, pork, fish, beef, and vegetarian tacos, select the level of spiciness, and add your veggies. Also enjoy breakfast tacos, and plenty of great sides!"

"Torchy's Tacos are a Houston favorite that everyone and their mother raves about. Add a side order of their mind-bogglingly (is that a word?) delicious queso to complete your order. Side note: the queso has guac mixed inside."

"Don’t forget our Shepherd location is open late night Thursday through Saturday nights until 3am for all your late night... What night owls say:"Great place to eat anytime of the day...breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night! All great! They're open until 3:00 AM! I always get the chicken tortilla soup on cold days, or else my go to is the Cuban Taco and Taco Al Pastor. Both are so delicious and never leave me disappointed. On Tuesdays, they have a taco Tuesday special, but two get one free!" – Kaitlyn K."

"This Cuban and Mexican classic basically never turns the lights off. You can munch on ropa vieja tortas, so greasy, so good Cuban sandwiches and salmon salad all the way til 12 am Mondays through Wednesdays. But if the munchies hit you toward the end of the week in a major way, head to El Rey — it doesn’t close until 3 am Thursdays through Saturdays."

"Serving up tacos, tortas, lunch and dinner plates, and fine Cuban cuisine, you won’t go hungry and you won’t bleed your wallet!. For the cheapest options, stick with the tacos- there are plenty of flavors to choose from."

"Looking for a place to grab a brew and watch the game with the tots in tow?. Bring the clan to Christian’s Tailgate. The West U location accommodates families by offering a kid’s menu and a playground on the back patio."

"Jenni’s been slinging noodles since the 90s and many a Houstonian has their die-hard favorite. The Art Car Curry with udon noodles and a splash of Disco Dumpling sauce is a solid go-to choice. Jenni has always kept it pro-kid in her establishments, but the Heights location is a must for family nights."

"602 East 20th St. 713-666-3537 Kids can play inside of a giant concrete tube structure and draw on it with sidewalk chalk, as well as run around a green space right outside of Jenni's Noodle House in the Heights while you dine on tasty Vietnamese food."

"Based at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology offers visitors a fascinating insight into the world of butterflies and insects. The center features a variety of exhibits, displays and presentations, and is one of the top places to go in Houston. The Rainforest Conservancy, a spectacular three-story glass structure with a 50-foot waterfall filled with exotic plants and living butterflies is especially popular, and vast exhibition halls showcase some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods."

"Step into an indoor rainforest at the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Cockrell Butterfly Center. In a three-story glass structure, you’ll appreciate the spectacle of hundreds of butterflies flitting around. This is one of the best things to do on a rainy day with children in Houston."

"The Houston Museum of Natural Science is Houston’s favorite museum for people of all ages. See the Cullen Hall of Gems & Minerals, take in a show at the planetarium, and definitely stop by the Butterfly Center. General admission is $25 for adults, and $16 for kids."

"Set on the edge of Memorial Park, the Houston Arboretum and Nature Centre features five miles of hiking paths to explore before you find the perfect spot among the flowers and lily pad ponds to propose. You can then take part in one of the center wine tasting courses before heading off to spend the rest of the day planning your future. Why not check out the centre’s woodland glade wedding venue while you are there?"

"Or if you're looking for a more rustic outdoor experience, check out the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center, where miles of trails and different habitats make for a fun afternoon of exploration. EVENING: The Downtown Aquarium is a 500,000-gallon under-water adventure complex that includes a Ferris wheel, an aquatic carousel, Shark Voyage and a restaurant."

"This 155-acre urban sanctuary is a perfect place to get outdoors and feel the crispness of the winter season — along with the changing leaves and flowers."

"A park that blends aesthetics with functionality is the Arthur Storey Park in Houston, Texas. Nestled next to Vietnamese town and Chinatown, this 2.2-mile loop park showcases the importance of storing the floodwaters with stormwater detention along with catering to the park environment. Address : 7400 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Houston, TX 77036Activities : Picnics, children’s playgrounds, walking trails, Tai Chi court, visually impaired running, observation ponds, gazebos, nature trail, birdwatchingParking : Bike parking, private lot parking"

"Named for the traditional African spice blend made from bird’s eye chile, this South African fine dining restaurant excels at vibrant spectacle. Whether it’s the colorful LED ceiling above diners’ heads, or the 11 signature South African sauces that accompany a selection of meat skewers, the experience of eating here stands out. From pub food to curry and wood-grilled meats, the spice blends weaved throughout the menu continue to make Peli Peli a standout ten years after its original debut."

"Come to Peli Peli for inspired South African food served in a relaxed and fun environment that you’ll keep visiting over and over again. Patrons swear by the bobotie, a spicy meat and egg dish much like shepherd’s pie, but with stronger flavors. The seafood selection is also amazing – they peel and prepare prawns right at the table."

"For breakfast, try brunch at Peli Peli, also located at The Galleria. Their South African deep-fried waffles and prawn cake benedicts are sure to whet your appetite."

"Maggiano’s Little Italy started its first location on the corners of Clark Street and Grand Avenue in Chicago, Illinois November 11, 1991. It has one main goal, to make people feel special. Either celebrating a special occasion or gathering the family for an informal dinner, they strive to make every guest feel comfortable enough to laugh out loud, reminisce, and be indulged."

"DowntownLook past the giant neon Clark’s clothing store to find this illicit haunt, which manages to combine an oddball look with one of the friendliest feels (because having a bathroom with an extra chair across the toilet is friendly, right?). Offering stiff, cheap drinks and underground music and art performances, this hole-in-the-wall outpost is something everyone should experience, hopefully multiple times. Notsuoh is Houston spelled backwards, so if you want to enter, you’ll have to spin around three times, hop backwards, and… we kid, we kid."