Featuring incredible gourmet cuisine in a quaint, elegant, and relaxed yet energized atmosphere, Saltwater Grill is conveniently located in the heart of bustling downtown Galveston Island. We are dedicated to making every visit perfection by providing impeccable service, incredible gourmet cuisine, a unique atmosphere, and flawless attention to every detail. Join us for dinner, or dessert and drinks.
Since our opening in September of 1999, we have set new standards by focusing on impeccable service and a unique style of cuisine that centers around grilled, broiled, and steamed seafood from all over the US as well as our unique brand of Kettle cooking, tender hand-cut Certified Angus Beef® steaks, and other unique offerings. Our staff has been together for years, and this comfortable atmosphere helps to create a unique and unforgettable experience for our guests.
Never had a bad meal/appetizer/cocktail here -- even off the ridiculously cheap Happy Hour menus! Great selection and prices for top quality seafood! Bartenders are friendly and I love eating at the bar there... You will not be disappointed!
Stacy P.
The food was awesome. We had dinner here since we were going to the concert at the Opera House. It was right across the street. So glad we did. Will be going back because it was so good. The homemade cheesecake was the best ending to our meal too.
Debbie B.
This is one of our most favorite restaurants period. So far, everything has been great. This trip I had the BBQ and the Parmesan oysters. Superb! The seafood cocktail appetizer is a MUST, and the Creme Brulee is the best around!
T.K.
Shiny stainless-steel buckets produce the menu items identified as “from the kettle:’ including a full-bodied-gumbo, the island’s best steamed mussels and a lighter version of shrimp scampi. As good as all of these are, the kitchen turns out some of its own wonders. Seafood catches change daily but are always reliable. A recent visit hooked tasty versions of grilled snapper, salmon and sea bass. This restaurant could hold its own anywhere. If it were in Houston, in fact, you would never be able to get a table.”