best hot sauce restaurant and store

[textex]

what restaurant hot sauce do you like the best
and what is your fav store hot sauce thank's

[Lily Dale]

In the Houston area my picks would be:
Restaurant: Felix's - although nostalgic to me it is one of the more unique and tasty sauces in town. Lots of sauteed onions and spicy.
Bottled: Hell on the Red - I can eat a jar in one sitting. Delicious.

[textex]

hee on the red is GOOD

[textex]

sorry about that HELL on the red is Good

[textex]

rudy's in irving has VERY good HOT sauce. it is very HOT

[pinotho]

for the DFW area , El Mercado Cocina Mexicana , which is the Mexican restaurant located at the Dallas Farmers Market , has a truly outstannding hot sauce . It is so well balanced that you can eat it all day , yet it is hot and spicy . A truly great and well prepared version . The rest of their stuff is also good .

[sarahp]

in the store: East Side Cafe salsa its also in the refridgerator section, and maybe just in austin

[vktp]

In the store: Ana's fresh salsa, available in the refrigerated section of Central Market. Heavy on the garlic, which makes it addictive.

[donnaaries]

Veering a little from the traditional answer of salsa-type hot sauce, I love the smokey hot sauce at Dodie's Seafood. Dodie's offers 4 or 5 different kinds of hot sauces to accompany your meal, but the house sauce is by far the best. They don't sell it by the bottle though.

[kelly2]

I tried Hooks U Salsa after reading about it on the eats blog. It is my new fav salsa - very fresh tasting. http://eats.beloblog.com/archives/200...

As far as restaurants, I love the smokiness of Pappasito's and Uncle Julio's.

[soulslinger]

Restaurant - Taqueria El Fuego - Richardson (SWC Campbell & Plano Rd) - Tomatillo & Avocado (Green)
Store Brand - Captain Rodney's Hot Carribean Salsa

[Analisas mom]

I think Herrera's and Luna de Noche have the best. I don't buy salsa from the store I always make my own.

[thedoorchick]

My favorite restaurant hot sauce is at La Hacienda Ranch.

Store - probably the Arriba brands. However, I prefer to make my own salsa and rarely buy any at the store.