Sandy McGees Restaurant

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Listing	Sandy McGees Restaurant Local (281) 344-9393 314 Morton St Richmond, TX 77469 http://houston.citysearch.com/profile/external/9990224/richmond_tx/sandy_mc_gee_s_restaurant.html
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User Reviews of Sandy McGees Restaurant

Yelp.com Review - by Glenda M.

5.0 of 5 stars. Small restaurant but clean. Good prices and delicious food.This restaurant is located in historical Richmond. Lots of shopping and food. I will come back.
yelp.com - user review - 09/26/2009
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A Lunch Must if your in Fort Bend !

When I am in Richmond I always plan on stopping here for lunch. I love the chicken salad on avacodo, with broc/cheese soup and fruit. The fruit is so fresh and it always looks like it has been hand picked to...
citysearch.com - user review - 04/25/2007
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Yummy Croccoli-Cheese Soup! by Beth L. at InsiderPages

The soup is the hit of the place. I wish I knew their recipe because nothing I makes ever tastes this good!!! I order it every time I come here! They also offer sandwiches which are big and fresh. The deserts...
citysearch.com - user review - 09/02/2005
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Okay soup/sandwich/salad place.

I don't really understand all of the fuss about this place. The food is okay. The famous broccoli cheese soup is bland and overrated. I go here every once in a while. The selection has several healthy...
citysearch.com - user review - 08/02/2005
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My most favorite lunch spot!

The food is fantastic. I crave the grilled chicken sandwich with avacado slices and swiss. I often go just to buy the poppy seed dressing. It is not often that you can find so many healthy selections that...
citysearch.com - user review - 06/04/2005
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