
I've been to Otto's a few times now and I'm always frustrated by how tiny the place is and how many people are standing around in there waiting on the food, bumping into each other left and right....
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Otto's Barbecue Hamburgers, a cherished Houston institution since 1951, was founded by Otto and Annie Sofka as a grocery store that quickly transformed into a popular eatery known for its fresh hamburgers and barbecue. With a commitment to old family recipes and high-quality ingredients, Otto's legacy has been lovingly passed down through three generations, securing its reputation as one of the best barbecue spots in town.
Steeped in tradition, Otto's continues to serve authentic country-style cuisine with fresh Certified Angus burgers and slow-smoked brisket prepared over hickory logs for 18 hours. Over the years, the establishment has welcomed distinguished guests while fostering a loyal customer base, extending a warm invitation to both first-time visitors and long-time fans alike.
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I've been to Otto's a few times now and I'm always frustrated by how tiny the place is and how many people are standing around in there waiting on the food, bumping into each other left and right....
I am not sure why there are so many negative reviews about Otto's. I have been working downtown for 20 years and it is my go-to spot. Most of the time I get the Santa Fe Chicken Salad which is...
I wish I could give them a negative star. I really don't know how this place is still in business especially considering that they are downtown. The food is trash. The food has no seasoning...
BBQ potato was okay. No seasoning on the skin. Sauce is not very good. Turkey was decent. Service was quick, but over all, nothing great especially for the price.
Ordered a baked potato that tasted like belt leather and the sausage was so chewy I could barely eat it. The bbq sauce tasted like vinegar and to top it all off, A ROACH CRAWLED ACROSS THE TABLE!...
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