From Las Vegas comes one of America’s finest seafood and steak restaurants. With its old timesy atmosphere and amazing food it is an extraordinary experience.
Joe’s Seafood
Local Table (Katy)
Enjoy an excellent selection of Mediterranean and American dishes for your next casual meal. On the weekends they have a nice brunch with an excellent boozy list.
La Table Review (Closed)
The newly renovated French restaurant on Post Oak has reopened. Some of the new upgrades include the beautiful outdoor patio. With exquisite food, expect to be in food heaven.
Candente Review
Candente is one of Houston’s newest Tex-Mex restaurants and has received well deserved praise by critics. Owned by the same owners as the well-received Pit Room, they certainly have surpassed lofty expectations.
The Annie Cafe & Bar
Annie Cafe & Bar is an upscale American restaurant that pays respect to the old Houston favorite Cafe Annie. This newly reincarnated establishment owned by B.B Butchers’ Benjamin Berg provides a lively and fun atmosphere version much like the old Annie.
Eclair Paris Review
If you notice Houston has many great, but expensive French restaurants. However, Eclair happens to be a more affordable option with excellent food. Also, the cafe has an exceptional bakery with amazing apple tarts and other baked French delicacies.
The Original Marini’s Empanada House Review
If you have a great love for empanadas then Marini’s Empanada House is your place with a huge list of interesting versions from barbeque to desert empanadas. The restaurant is an order at the counter type restaurant, but their specialties are top notched.
Local Foods Review
Local foods offer excellent American food with a huge focus on using fresh ingredients and buying from local farmers and suppliers. The food offerings here vary from sandwiches to salads and they offer seasonal specials as well. Worth mentioning their sides particularly their potato salad and pumpkin seeds are incredible options.
Maison Pucha Bistro Review
This French and Ecuadorian fusion restaurant is a great place for a Sunday brunch or a special occasion dinner. Don’t let the fusion concept confuse you because this is still a French restaurant, but with a South American twist.
Hugo’s Review
Hugo’s is Houston’s premier Mexican restaurant and offers amazing food that cannot be beaten. Every item on the menu is high quality and very authentic.