Miller's Seawall Grill, Galveston
Miller’s Seawall Grill, nestled in a charming yellow Victorian house along Galveston’s Seawall Boulevard, has been a beloved dining destination since 1976. Family-owned and operated by Donald Clark and David LeBouef since 2002, the restaurant boasts a warm, inviting interior with dark wood accents, tiled floors, and a striking mural by local artist Justin Lopez. While it may have endured a fire in 2018, the spirit of this no-frills eatery remains strong, continuing to draw crowds with its coastal hospitality and Gulf-front views.
Best known for its fresh seafood, Miller’s also serves up a breakfast menu that’s become nearly as famous as its shrimp and oysters. Guests can start their day with towering stacks of French toast, fluffy omelettes-including a standout shrimp and Swiss combo-steak and eggs, or golden waffles, all made from scratch and available all day. The restaurant’s casual, family-friendly vibe makes it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to grab a hearty meal and enjoy the sea breeze.
Whether you’re in the mood for a seafood feast, a classic burger, or just a good old-fashioned chicken fried steak, Miller’s Seawall Grill has something for everyone. The full menu spans from po-boys and gumbo to grilled salmon and ribeye steaks, served up with a side of spectacular Gulf views. With its laid-back atmosphere, fresh fare, and unbeatable location, it’s no surprise that Miller’s is a staple of the Galveston dining scene.
Best known for its fresh seafood, Miller’s also serves up a breakfast menu that’s become nearly as famous as its shrimp and oysters. Guests can start their day with towering stacks of French toast, fluffy omelettes-including a standout shrimp and Swiss combo-steak and eggs, or golden waffles, all made from scratch and available all day. The restaurant’s casual, family-friendly vibe makes it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to grab a hearty meal and enjoy the sea breeze.
Whether you’re in the mood for a seafood feast, a classic burger, or just a good old-fashioned chicken fried steak, Miller’s Seawall Grill has something for everyone. The full menu spans from po-boys and gumbo to grilled salmon and ribeye steaks, served up with a side of spectacular Gulf views. With its laid-back atmosphere, fresh fare, and unbeatable location, it’s no surprise that Miller’s is a staple of the Galveston dining scene.
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Sight Name: Miller's Seawall Grill
Sight Location: Galveston, USA (See walking tours in Galveston)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Sight Location: Galveston, USA (See walking tours in Galveston)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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