The Kings Harbor eatery serves its classic menu items, including burgers, seafood and signature dishes, like the Shark Bites. Perez said there are some differences between the old restaurant and the renovated restaurant, including a new modern aesthetic with a decorative fish tank as well as more drink options. The restaurant has 12 beers on tap, which features some seasonal craft brews from Houston-area breweries, such as Saint Arnold's Brewery and Back Pew Brewery in Porter. Additionally, Sharky's Waterfront Grill now offers one liter carafes of red and white wines for $19.99, Perez said. 713-904-5200. www.facebook.com/sharkysgrill
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Sharky's Waterfront Grill reopens in Kings Harbor, offers reservations only until further notice
Sharky's Waterfront Grill in Kingwood is set to reopen after suffering damage during Hurricane Harvey.
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Sharky's Waterfront Grill, located 1660 W. Lake Houston Parkway, Kingwood, opened July 29 after it received 6 feet of floodwaters in August 2017 from Hurricane Harvey. However, owner Ronald Perez said the business is open for reservations only until further notice.
The Kings Harbor eatery serves its classic menu items, including burgers, seafood and signature dishes, like the Shark Bites. Perez said there are some differences between the old restaurant and the renovated restaurant, including a new modern aesthetic with a decorative fish tank as well as more drink options. The restaurant has 12 beers on tap, which features some seasonal craft brews from Houston-area breweries, such as Saint Arnold's Brewery and Back Pew Brewery in Porter. Additionally, Sharky's Waterfront Grill now offers one liter carafes of red and white wines for $19.99, Perez said. 713-904-5200. www.facebook.com/sharkysgrill
The Kings Harbor eatery serves its classic menu items, including burgers, seafood and signature dishes, like the Shark Bites. Perez said there are some differences between the old restaurant and the renovated restaurant, including a new modern aesthetic with a decorative fish tank as well as more drink options. The restaurant has 12 beers on tap, which features some seasonal craft brews from Houston-area breweries, such as Saint Arnold's Brewery and Back Pew Brewery in Porter. Additionally, Sharky's Waterfront Grill now offers one liter carafes of red and white wines for $19.99, Perez said. 713-904-5200. www.facebook.com/sharkysgrill
By Kelly Schafler
Editor, Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood
Kelly Schafler is the editor for the Lake Houston, Humble and Kingwood edition of Community Impact Newspaper, covering public education, city government, development, businesses, local events and all things community-related. Before she became editor, she was the reporter for the Conroe and Montgomery edition for a year and a half.
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