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Texas food is pretty grim, but we we have some good stuff.
Beef is very cheap here, so if you like steaks, I'd recommend a nice steakhouse. Especially if you're European, y'alls steaks are the stuff of nightmares.
We also have good tex mex, which probably explains a lot of our obesity issues.
Watermelons here are both much better and much larger than anywhere else I've ever been.
Chicken fried steak does kick the shit out of schnitzel, even if mushroom sauce is amazing.
Otherwise we mostly import any cuisine worth a damn.
Bro - no mention of Texas BBQ? Beef brisket with Texas-style BBQ beans (savory, not sweet for those who haven't had them) is amazing.
Derp. Totally didn't think about it, I haven't been able to get any for years now.