I guess my palate is too finicky but the general tso's chicken and their sesame chicken is AWFUL!! It tastes fishy!!! Took 1 bite and returned the platter.. NASTY! Not coming back.
The charbroiled Vietnamese fajitas are a fusion of both the old and new worlds, and the Vietnamese crepes, garlic butter fried shrimp and sugarcane shrimp are not to be missed.
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Amazing place with foods from all over the world! This is the place we go grocery shopping! Great Mediterranean food and Asian food and European food! You must also try the delicious shawarma!!
The wine section upstairs is worth a visit.
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you should try a Venti "Kam" it awesome.
Always a line...Be prepared.
Try the "Tall Paul", it's not on the menu.
Pan fried is the way to go!
The 18 dumpling special is the same price as 18 dumplings a la carte
Place is awesome but buried in the tunnels. If your craving dumplings try this place!
Great place to brunch in Houston! Also a great place to experience with a group of friends! Service is excellent here!
Enjoy an upscale dinner inside the architecturally stunning Grove, which provides a beautiful view onto the park by day or night.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Pre- or Post-Theater Restaurant: The Texas organic chicken, roasted w/Yukon potatoes are cooked w/the chicken's drippings, is 1 of the best meals to be had anywhere!
It’s was amazing!! The crab cake was very good!
McCormick & Schmick's always has the freshest catches because they own the boats and the planes to transport the seafood goods. Andrew Carnegie would be proud.
Enjoy great food and drink specials Monday-Friday from 3:30-7PM and on Sunday from 4-7PM. USA Today recently voted McCormick & Schmick's happy hour #1 in America! Read more.
Great crust. Huge slices. Very New York style. Best pizza in Houston.
Do nose drugs upstairs in the corner while you watch people eat.
Houston's Best Pizza..Hands Down!
Bests pizza ever. Try the Gateway to India and the Slumdog. Don't forget dessert. 5 stars!
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Pizza: Try a Gateway of India pizza that mixes tandoori chicken with artichoke hearts in a cilantro-chutney sauce.
Their Indian-style pizzas are literally like nothing else in town. Our picks: saag paneer and the slumdog pizzas. [Eater 38 Member]
Bottomless mimosas for Sunday brunch. The chicken fried steak with jalapeño gravy was to die for. I hope they add it to the permanent menu. The Spanish guitar players give this place a unique feel
Don't even think about it: get The Byrd burger, it comes with bacon, jalapeño, fried egg an avocado and served with mac & 4 cheese! Enough said!
Truffle Mac n cheese. 'Nuff said.
The best place to eat in the tunnel and the best salata place I've eaten at. Fresh ingredients all the time.
My favorite lunch spot in the tunnels. So fresh and a great selection of salad ingredients.
Everything seems fresh but they're stingy with their portion size on salad ingredients...lots of lettuce though for $8.
Delicious cioppino and blackened redfish tostados.
Kobe burger is excellent
We described the food as "fulfilling, but not satisfying." Burger was cooked too hot (asked for rare but got medium). Wife got pancakes that tasted like cornbread (good, but weird). Mimosas were meh
For a more modern take on Japanese, try Soma or Kata Robata, under the same ownership family.
Get the Spicy Tuna Crunch. Best Spicy Tuna of your life.
Excellent seafood tempura.
One of the best places to stay in Houston downtown - great rooms, great views and awesome service.
take the ekevator to top and look down! ride the cool glaass elevators!!
When it opened in '72, the Hyatt was a futuristic marvel, with a soaring 30-story atrium & glassed-in elevators. It was so space-age looking that it was featured in the '76 sci-fi movie Logan's Run.
Known for jazz, but if that's not your scene, scat cat, check the Sambuca calendar and come when the band on stage is playing Latin, classic rock, acoustic rock, American standards or blues.
The flat iron is really good and the bacon sautéed green beans that accompany it are a special treat! Great service too!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA