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4 Andalucia Tapas Restaurant & Bar (Downtown)

6 Cafe Pita (Galleria)

8 Crave Sushi (Midtown)

10 Eleven: Eleven (Montrose)

12 Hard Rock Cafe (Downtown)

14 Kiran’s (Galleria)

16 Mark’s American Cuisine (Montrose)

18 Mia Bella Trattoria

(Downtown, Sugar Land, Champions)

20 Nino’s and Vincent’s (Montrose)

22 Sal y Pimienta Kitchen (Energy Corridor)

24 Tango & Malbec (Galleria)

26 Up Restaurant (Galleria)

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restaurants By cuisine

AmericAn

Federal american Grill

Whether it’s a casual occasion or a formal dining experience, this restaurant is prepped for both. Stop by for classics like an 8-ounce prime filet or a delicious Akaushi burger, or indulge in expertly prepared seafood like tartare of yellowfin tuna or jumbo lump crab cakes. Open for lunch, brunch and dinner.

510 Shepherd Dr., 713.863.7777.

www.thefederalgrill.com

Frank’s americana revival

Expect fresh, seasonal ingredients in all the dishes at this American restaurant. Blending classic favorites with modern influences, Chef Albert Estrada knows how to make a palate dance. Try one of the blackboard specials like Meatloaf with tomato-bacon jam, or the red-wine-braised short ribs with jalapeno cheese grits. Other options include steak, chops, seafood and salad. If a full meal is too much, head into the White Star Bar for drinks and small plates.

3736 Westheimer Rd., 713.572.8600.

www.frankshouston.com

h Fuddruckers

Known as the home of the “World’s Greatest Hamburgers,” Fuddruckers makes good on its promise by offering grilled-to-order, 100% USDA beef patties finished off with a seemingly endless amount of toppings. Multiple locations.

www.fuddruckers.com

The Grove

Located in the heart of downtown, The Grove features upscale dining in a chic, yet warm, modern setting. The second floor Treehouse deck offers patrons a relaxing atmosphere to kick back with cocktail in hand.

1611 Lamar, 713.337.7321.

www.thegrovehouston.com

h hard rock caFe

The Hard Rock Cafe is the perfect place to grab a bite and have a little rock ‘n’ roll fun. Rare music memorabilia, like the white, fuzzy electric guitar played by ZZ Top, serves as premium conversation starters at every turn. And classic American fare—like juicy burgers and thick malts—make patrons feel at home.

502 Texas Ave., 713.227.1392.

www.hardrock.com

heiGhTs General sTore

The Heights General Store is your neighborhood market, deli, kitch-en, restaurant and bar. Whether you need a loaf of fresh artisan bread, prepared supper selections to-go or a fine meal on the rooftop terrace, you can count on the fresh-est local items in the retail store and tasty Southern cuisine from the kitchen.

350 W. 19th St., 713.360.6204. www.heightsgeneralstore.com

kenny & ZiGGy’s new york delicaTessen

Serving house-cured deli meat, New York smoked fish and made-to-order everything, Kenny & Ziggy’s brings the authentic, New York deli to Texas. Try the mouthwatering corned beef or pastrami, blintzes, bagels and lox and matzo ball soup.

2327 Post Oak Blvd., 713.871.8883.

www.kennyandziggys.com

local Pour

This bar and restaurant is great for craft beer, local and abroad, as well as brunch, dinner and late night snacks. Shareable plates are a highlight here, boasting salmon and shrimp ceviche, sliders, steamed mussels, Scotch quail eggs and charcuterie.

1952 W. Gray St., 713.521.1881.

www.localpourhouston.com

h luby’s

This beloved Texas staple is a cafeteria with a contemporary twist. Hearty, home-cooked

favorites run the gamut from steak and fish to homestyle pot pies, totaling 18 entrees and 20 sides on any given day. Multiple locations.

www.lubys.com

h mark’s american cuisine

Housed in a gorgeous, renovated 1920s church, this upscale restaurant prides itself on high-quality, seasonal ingredients, a superb wine selection, superior service and a romantic atmosphere perfect for cozy date nights.

1658 Westheimer Rd., 713.523.3800. www.marks1658.com

rainForesT caFe

With its exotic atmosphere, animal sounds, lush vegetation and rushing waters, Rainforest Cafe is perfect for the kids and the kid at heart. Dine on American cuisine with a tropical twist, from exotic salads, “volcanic” desserts and entrees like pastas, burgers, seafood and steak.

5015 Westheimer Rd., Ste.1170, Houston Galleria, 713.840.1088. 5310 Seawall Blvd., Galveston, 409.744.6000. 5000 Katy Mills Circle, Katy, 281.644.6200.

www.rainforestcafe.com

rdG + bar annie

This is commonly held to be one of Houston’s most impressive restaurants. The gourmet seasonal entrées may include Texas red fish with smoked oyster cornbread, quail and game bird sausage with polenta and sage butter, and rabbit enchiladas with handmade mole sauce.

1800 Post Oak Blvd., 713.840.1111.

www.rdgbarannie.com

h uP resTauranT

Looking for an elegant, classic American restaurant to make a client swoon or share a meal with a friend? This fine-dining eatery boasts a 45-minute lunch guarantee, a world-class, hand-

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selected wine list and expertly prepared entrees. Options range from sushi and lobster ravioli to Chilean sea bass and USDA Prime beef.

3995 Westheimer Rd., Third Floor, Highland Village, 713.640.5416.

www.uprestaurant.com

AsiAn

Blue Fish house sushi & Grille

Dumplings, udon noodle bowls, vegetarian specials and innovative sushi rolls keep locals coming back to this beloved Japanese restaurant.

2241 Richmond Ave., 713.529.3100.

www.bluefishhouse.com

h Crave sushi

This creative restaurant and lounge is perfect to fit any and all seafood needs. With a blend of Japanese fusion cuisine and American dishes peppering the menu, guests can choose from a rainbow of fresh fish, sushi rolls and more. For the non-seafood eater, the restaurant also provides items such as its famous Kobe beef burger and chicken teriyaki.

2900 Travis St., 713.527.8744.

www.houstoncravesushi.com

Kim son CaFe

An offshoot of the popular Kim Son Restaurant, the cafes feature a simpler menu as well as a sushi bar, allowing patrons to sample all versions of Asian cuisine. Well-loved favorites, including the Vietnamese black pepper shrimp and Shanghai steamed dumplings, can still be found.

1809 Eldridge Pkwy., Ste. 108, Houston, TX 77077, 281.597.9191 1701 Robbins Dr., The Woodlands, TX 77380, 281.419.9444 12311 Kingsride Ln., Houston, TX 77024, 713.984.9200

www.kimsoncafe.com

Kim son restaurant

Consistently named the best Vietnamese restaurant in town,

Kim Son offers an expansive menu of traditional Vietnamese and Chinese fare. Serving lunch and dinner, menu offerings range from spring rolls, crepes and barbecue to noodle bowls, family style servings and delicious desserts.

2001 Jefferson St., 713.222.2461. 10603 Bellaire Blvd., 281.598.1777. 12750 SW Fwy., Stafford, 281.242.3500.

www.kimsonrestaurants.com

Kuu restaurant

Its name means “the art of eating,” and Kuu Restaurant takes that to heart. The modern Japanese restaurant specializes in locally raised, seasonal, tapas-style dishes developed by former Nobu chef Adison Lee.

947 Gessner Rd., 713.461.1688.

www.kuurestaurant.com

uChi

For luxurious Japanese cuisine, Uchi offers an extraordinary culinary experience. With resounding applause from The New York Times, Huffington Post and Houston Press, Uchi is one Houston restaurant that can’t be missed.

904 Westheimer Rd., 713.522.4808.

www.uchirestaurants.com

uptown sushi

This swanky sushi joint also has a menu filled with other Japanese-inspired dishes, such as miso-marinated black cod and tuna tartare. The sushi itself is flavorful and high-quality.

1131 Uptown Park Blvd., Ste. 14, 713.871.1200.

www.uptown-sushi.com

BArBecue

Goode Company BarBeque

This popular local haunt has been serving up traditional Texas barbecue for nearly three decades. The rustic building offers limited seating so it’s best to grab a tray, wind your way through the cafeteria-style line and head

straight for picnic tables on the outdoor covered patio. With smoky aromas and the sounds of country-western music as your dining companions, sample the signature beef brisket combo, jalapeno cornbread and mouthwatering pecan pie.

5109 Kirby Dr., 713.522.2530. 8911 Katy Fwy., 713.464.1901. 20102 Northwest Fwy., 832.678.3562.

www.goodecompany.com

pappas Bar-B-q

From breakfast tacos to homemade Czech sausage, Pappas Bros. Bar-B-Q’s endless list of meats and specials are enough to put the home smoker away for good. Try the 16-hour slow-smoked brisket and be sure to sample their world-famous pecan pie for a tasty, Texas-sized treat. Multiple Locations.

7007 Southwest Fwy., 713.772.4557. 1100 Smith St., 713.759.0018. 1217 Pierce St., 713.659.1245. 12917 Northwest Fwy., 713.462.2550.

www.pappasbbq.com

cAjun/creole

Bayou City seaFood & pasta

The unpretentious Bayou City is a great choice to satisfy that craving for crawfish or red beans and rice. The jambalaya, New Orleans-style, is filled to the brim with shrimp. All the other seafood dishes are fresh and equally tasty.

4730 Richmond Ave., 713.621.6602.

www.bayoucityseafood.net

Floyd’s Cajun seaFood house

Come here for a drink at the bar or a plateful of spicy seafood. There are various oyster offerings, fried shrimp, crawfish and other types of fish food. The bar offers all manner of cocktails, including a Bloody Mary with a steamed shrimp as a fun garnish.

20760 Gulf Fwy., Webster, 281.332.7474.

www.floydsseafood.com



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Jimmy G’s CaJun seafood RestauRant

Jimmy G’s offers a tasty fix when it comes to cravings for Cajun food. Diners can get classics like crawfish bisque, gumbo, oysters on the half shell and fried crawfish tails, but it’s specialties like Jimmy G’s Famous Oyster Grilled that keeps loyal followers coming back. There’s even a cigar-friendly bar, where you can kick back on a full stomach.

307 N. Sam Houston Pkwy., 281.931.7654.

www.jimmyg.com

Louisiana fine foods

Louisiana Fine Foods offers a tasty fix when it comes to cravings for Cajun food. Customers can get classics like crawfish etoufée and crab cakes, or branch out and taste their turtle soup, coconut candied yams or Creole cabbage rolls.

4410 W. 12th St., 713.957.3476. www.lousianafoods.com

RaGin CaJun

This is a casual spot good for a cold drink and a heaping helping of spicy seafood. Try authentic options like shrimp po-boys, seafood gumbo, red beans and rice, fresh crawfish, fried oysters and crawfish etouffee. Multiple locations.

9600 Westheimer Rd., Ste. 80, 832.251.7171. 4302 Richmond Ave., 713.623.6321. 930 Main St., T-230, 713.571.2422.

www.ragin-cajun.com

mediterranean

h Cafe Pita

From goulash to its famous gyro sandwich and tzatziki sauce, Cafe Pita is the place for eclectic flavors and fun dining. The menu changes regularly and the venue provides a rich atmosphere. Stay for dessert and be sure to try the palacinci (chocolate and hazelnut crepes) or the traditional and always delicious baklava.

10852 Westheimer Rd., 713.953.7237. 5506 Richmond Ave., 832.530.4935.

www.cafepita.weebly.com

Greek

aLexandeR the GReat

Indulge in the fine Greek cuisine that will make family and friends yell “Opa!” Located in the heart of Houston, the restaurant provides a diverse menu and great wine list, accompanied by premier live Greek bands to amplify the experience.

3055 Sage Rd., Ste. 170, 713.622.2778.

www.alexanderthegreat.cc

niko niko’s GReek & ameRiCan Cafe

Open for more than 20 years, the authentic, yet affordable Niko Niko’s serves up some of the best Greek food you’ll find in the city. Niko Niko’s menu features favorites such a moussaka, dolmades, gyros and more, all in a casual, comfortable environment.

2520 Montrose Blvd., 713.528.4976.

www.nikonikos.com

yia yia maRy’s PaPPas GReek kitChen

From the Pappas family comes Yia Yia Mary’s. Yia Yia Mary’s serves up delicious, fresh Greek food in a family-friendly and affordable environment, complete with all the Pappas’ quality diners have come to expect.

4747 San Felipe St., 713.840.8665.

www.yiayiamarys.com

indianindia’s RestauRant

The buffet at India’s Restaurant is legendary. Every dish has a distinct flavor all its own, and there are tons of options to choose from. From yogurt-based sauces, intensely spicy curries and yummy desserts to vegetarian specialties and Tandoori dishes, diners will leave full and happy.

5704 Richmond Ave., 713.266.0131.

www.indiasrestauranthouston.com

h kiRan’s

Chef Kiran Verma’s fine dining restaurant serves classically prepared Indian dishes, infused

with French and American influences. A farm-to-table mentality, with organic, free range and local ingredients, results in house specialties such as sea bass, lobster, lamb and an array of sauces and chutneys created by Verma herself. An award-winning wine list, charming outdoor patio, private room for social and business gatherings and a stellar happy hour Monday through Friday from 4-7pm round out the restaurant’s offerings. And don’t forget about the afternoon tea on Saturdays from 2-4pm, accompanied by live harp music.

4100 Westheimer Rd., Ste. 151, 713.960.8472.

www.kiranshouston.com

naRin’s BomBay BRasseRie

Serving authentic Indian cuisine since 1997, owner Narin Sehgal brought traditional specialties from his home of Punjab, India, to share with Houston locals and visitors alike. Traditional French cooking is blended with eclectic, Indian flavors for a truly unrivaled dining experience.

3005 W. Loop South, Ste. 110, 713.622.2005.

www.thebombaybrasserie.com

italian

GRotto

Keeping the Italian tradition of hospitality alive, Grotto serves its authentic cuisine in an Old World setting. Offerings include crisp salads, pizzas, stuffed pastas, seafood and steaks, and Italian wines.

4715 Westheimer Rd., 713.622.3663. 9595 Six Pines, The Woodlands, 281.419.4252. 5222 Seawall Blvd., Galveston, 409.740.8605. www.grottohouston.com

La GRiGLia

Transport the tastebuds to a classic Italian trattoria at La Griglia and revel in dishes native to Tuscany. Festive




hues of yellows, greens and blues pepper the establishment with an eclectic range of fresh fish, pastas and vegetables to satiate any craving.

2002 W. Gray St., 713.526.4700. www.lagrigliarestaurant.com

h Mia Bella TraTToria

Playing on Italian American twists, Mia Bella makes dining beautiful and unique thanks to owner and chef Youssef Nafaa. With new and interesting ingredients, dishes such as Studel di Funghi e Formaggio—wild mushroom strudel to non-Italian speakers—are sure to make taste buds dance.

110 Vintage Park Blvd., 281.251.8930.

www.miabellarestaurants.com

h NiNo’s aNd ViNceNT’s

These authentic Italian restaurants are the perfect place to bring a date or a group of friends. Enjoy a bottle of wine and classic entrees that include pastas, pizza and veal. Both restaurants are located on the same charming property.

2817 W. Dallas St., Ninos: 713.522.5120. Vincent’s: 713.528.1008.

www.ninos-vincents.com

PalloTTa’s iTaliaN Grill

With a happy hour, yummy dessert options, a healthy menu and a seemingly endless regular dinner menu, Pallotta’s offers something for everyone. Choose from several different kinds of pasta, pizza, sandwiches and meat from the grill.

27606 I-45 N., Conroe, 281.364.9555.

www.pallottasitaliangrill.com

PaTreNella’s risToraNTe iTalia

Serving recipes passed down through three generations, Patrenella’s menu features authentic Italian dishes ranging from Papardelle Veal Bolognese to Ziti with Chanterelle mushrooms and chickpeas. The Sicilian influence is clear in this cozy, friendly Heights eatery.

813 Jackson Hill St., 713.863.8223.

www.patrenellas.net

ProNTo cuciNiNo

This casual Italian eatery is relaxed and great for the whole family. Whether guests decide to dine in or get it to go, the classic options are sure to please everyone. Multiple locations.

791 Town & Country Blvd., Ste. 146, 713.467.8646. 3191 W. Holcombe Blvd., 713.592.8646. 1401 Montrose Blvd., 713.528.8646.

www.pronto-2-go.com

QuaTTro

Bold colors and rich mahogany establish an air of sophistication at Quattro. The Four Seasons’ signature restaurant is popular with the downtown lunch bunch, serving contemporary Italian cuisine and a lavish antipasto bar. The wine list offers more than 250 selections, as well as a private cellar of reserve and boutique wines.

1300 Lamar St., 713.276.4700.

www.quattrorestauranthouston.com

Via eMilia

This spot focuses on the basics. The pasta is hand-made, and the clams are flown in from Italy. Classic Italian tunes filter into the room, and there’s tiramisu for dessert.

10700 Kuykendahl Rd., Ste. F, The Woodlands, 281.465.9555.

www.viaemiliarestaurant.com

Mexican/Latin aMerican h aNdalucia TaPas resTauraNT & Bar

Authentic Spanish tapas (think fried spicy cubed potatoes and lamb skewers with mint roasted tomato picada), an extensive yet approachable wine list and fiery flamenco dancing and live music makes Andalucia the perfect spot to gather with a group.

1201 San Jacinto, Ste. 161, 832.319.6673.

www.andaluciatapas.com

BaTaNGa

An 1880s saloon is transformed into a modern tapas restaurant with a vibrant, fun atmosphere reminiscent of Latin America. Featuring tapas dishes (small plates) that originate from places such as Peru, Brazil, Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina and Portugal, the menu is complemented by a playful late night menu (think bacon-wrapped hot dog and fried tres leches).

908 Congress, 713.224.9500.

www.batangahouston.com

cadillac Bar

Cadillac Bar is a Mexican-food hot spot with a fun, festive atmosphere. It has more than 20 tequilas behind the bar, so get ready for a party. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, choose from options such as Huevos Rancheros, Migas del Sur in the morning hours, or rellenos, enchiladas, ribs and more for dinner.

1802 Shepherd Dr., 713.862.2020. Ste. 7 Kemah Boardwalk, Kemah, 281.334.9049. www.cadillacbar.com

el TieMPo caNTiNa

Fajitas and margaritas ... is there anything better? If in Texas, diners must partake in the sizzling hot Mexican cuisine at El Tiempo. For more than 55 years, the owners have been known for serving outstanding Mexican meals.

3130 Richmond Ave., 713.807.1600. 5602 Washington Ave., 713.681.3645. 1308 Montrose Blvd., 713.807.8996. 2814 Navigation Blvd., 713.222.6800. 114 Vintage Park Blvd., 281.374.0500.

www.eltiempocantina.com

Guadalajara

Take a seat in Houston’s home for fine Mexican cuisine and authentic hospitality. Try the sizzling fajitas or explore new avenues with dishes like grilled quail and Chilean sea bass. Choose from four fabulous locations. 1201 San Jacinto, Ste. 141, 713.650.0101.

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9799 Katy Fwy., 713.461.5300. 2925 Southwest Fwy., 713.942.0772. 27885 N. I-45, The Woodlands, 281.362.0774.

www.guadalajarahacienda.com

Las aLamedas

A rustic, adobe-colored hacienda houses this upscale Mexican restaurant. Inside, terra cotta walls are dotted with colorful, oversized paintings, and lofty floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of lush landscaping. The relaxed setting is ideal for sampling the menu, which is best enjoyed at a measured pace. Creative offerings like the coconut pan-fried shrimp with roasted chile habanero and mango dipping sauce and traditional favorites like grilled carne asada are equally tempting. Margaritas, premium tequilas, sangria and an extensive wine list are stocked at the bar and strolling guitarists set the mood nightly.

23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd., Ste. F-140, Katy, 281.347.3030.

www.lasalamedas.com

Las Ventanas RestauRant & Cantina

Bringing the Old World back to dazzle its diners, Las Ventanas embodies a great passion for authentic Mexican cuisine. Its decor is brightly hued and as eclectic as the menu. Go for one of the varied buffet options, or try one of the behemoth fajita packs if you’re with a big group.

14555 Grisby Rd., 281.752.6990.

www.lasventanas.net

PiCo’s mex-mex

Fresh seafood and pollo pibil inform the regional Mexican menu at Pico’s Mex-Mex, which is known for its flavorful cuisine and laid-back patio.

3601 Kirby, Houston TX 77098, 832.831.9940.

www.picos.net

h saL y Pimienta KitChen

South American cuisine is reinvented at Sal y Pimienta Kitchen, with empanadas, carpaccio and

“lolichops” of beef or lamb kicking off a delicious meal. Don’t miss the Martin Fierro, a traditional rustic dessert of slices of cheese, slices of quince preserves and sweet potato candy.

818 Town & Country Blvd,.Ste 105, 832.849.0097.

www.salypimientakitchen.com

h tango & maLbeC

From Argentina and Uruguay, the Rio de la Plata group creates South American cuisine and an entertaining, elegant atmosphere. Enjoy exclusive regional specialties such as wild boar and ostrich and hosted wine dinner specials.

2800 Sage Rd., Ste. A-100, 713.629.8646.

www.tangomalbec.com

Seafood

h eLeVen: eLeVen

Southern coastal cuisine at its finest, Eleven: Eleven runs the gamut from Texas quail and apricot flounder to chicken and waffles and fried pies. The inclusiveness of its menu extends to the atmosphere, a welcoming dining room with seriously elegant style.

607 W. Gray St., Houston, TX 77019, 713.529.5881

www.elevenxihouston.com

LandRy’s seafood house

The atmosphere is Gulf Coast, circa 1940, and the vibe is cool and calm. Dive into heaping plates of jumbo lump crab, shellfish, gumbos and more. Also try the lunch buffet and colorful sangrias.

8816 Westheimer Rd., 713.975.7873.

www.landrysseafood.com

mCCoRmiCK & sChmiCK’s seafood

& steaKs

Visionaries Bill McCormick and Doug Schmick teamed up in the late ‘70s to bring people the best of what fresh seafood and steak has to offer. Menus are printed daily to

reflect what’s fresh, in addition to constant classics such as top sirloin au poivre, seared sea scallops and live Maine lobster. Also check out the mouthwatering dessert menu or enjoy an after-dinner drink.

1201 Fannin St., Ste. 121, 713.658.8100. 1151-01 Uptown Park Blvd., 713.840.7900. 791 Town & Country Blvd., 713.465.3685.

www.mccormickandschmicks.com

oCeanaiRe seafood Room

Located in the Galleria, this upscale establishment is outfitted to resemble a turn-of-the century ocean liner. The menu highlights fresh selections flown in daily from around the globe. Entrees change frequently and the fresh oyster bar is always stocked. Vintage cocktails and premium wines pair nicely.

5061 Westheimer Rd., Ste. 8050, Houston Galleria, 832.487.8862.

www.theoceanaire.com

WiLLie g’s

Noted as one of the finest seafood restaurants in the country, Willie G’s serves dishes fresh and Louisiana-style. This upscale restaurant has a large menu to boot, featuring classics such as Oysters Rockefeller, crawfish etouffee and rib eye steak.

1605 Post Oak Blvd., 713.840.7190. 2100 Harbor Side, Galveston, 409.762.3030.

www.williegs.com

Steak

bRenneR’s steaKhouse

A Houston staple since 1936 and serving brunch and dinner, Brenner’s Steakhouse serves succulent steaks in a classic, elegant atmosphere. Don’t forget to order the famous apple strudel for dessert.

10911 Katy Fwy., 713.465.2901. 1 Birdsall St., Bayou Bend, 713.868.4444. www.brennerssteakhouse.com

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Chama GauCha

Find the flame at this traditional Brazilian steakhouse where gauchos come to each table serving various cuts of meat. From lamb, pork, chicken and beef, the southern Brazilian tradition of hospitality and culinary passion is evident in this beautifully decorated venue.

5865 Westheimer Rd., 713.244.9500.

www.chamagaucha.com

FoGo De Chao

Diners are greeted with the restaurant’s namesake: a type of ground fire originally used in the process of cooking Brazilian meat. The culture of Southern Brazil is celebrated inside, too, where strolling gaucho chefs offer tempting grilled meats to complement the 30-plus items in the sides and salad bar.

8250 Westheimer Rd., 713.978.6500.

www.fogodechao.com

Laurenzo’s Prime rib

From brunch specialties to evening cocktails, Laurenzo’s serves everything with a little Texas flair. From unique specialties like ahi tuna to the famed, all-natural and organic prime rib, patrons can’t go wrong.

4412 Washington Ave., 713.880.5111.

www.laurenzos.net

mo’s ... a PLaCe For steaks

While the steaks are to die for at Mo’s, other dishes that characterize the extensive menu complete the atmosphere of gourmet luxury. Stay traditional with the dry-aged, bone-in New York strip, or try something new such as the Big Tuna sushi roll or corn-crusted red fish.

1801 Post Oak Blvd., 713.877.0720.

www.mosaplaceforsteaks.com

morton’s the steakhouse

Morton’s offers some of the best steak around, and has everything

from its signature cut prime New York strip to delicious soups, fresh seafood specialties and more. Be sure to come back for happy hour with Bar 12.21 and experience more of the restaurant’s sophisticated atmosphere.

1001 McKinney St., 713.659.3700. 5000 Westheimer Rd., 713.629.1946.

www.mortons.com

neLore ChurrasCaria

Driven by Brazilian hospitality, Nelore Churrascaria is a fun and exciting way to dine. Peruse the salad bar’s 45-plus options before diving into a feast of meat like leg of lamb, filet mignon, parmesan pork and more. Save enough room for the dessert bar, where diners can sample delicacies like Creme de Papaia, a creamy papaya dessert served with Cassis liquor.

4412 Montrose Blvd., 713.395.1050.

www.neloresteakhouse.com

saLtGrass steakhouse

The name of this popular venue dates back to the 1800s when ranchers drove Texas Longhorns through the legendary Salt Grass Trail, full of rich coastal salt grass that gave the beef its special taste. Today, the restaurant keeps the tradition of Old West excellence with its Certified Angus Beef Steaks, fresh seafood selection, juicy poultry dishes and more. Multiple locations.

1803 Shepherd Dr., 713.869.7074. 11900 I-10 E., 713.453.2100. 520 Meyerland Plaza, 713.665.2226. 14909 I-45 N., 281.872.4545. 19533 I-45 S., The Woodlands, 281.298.7527.

www.saltgrass.com

traDiCao braziLian steakhouse

Celebrate any occasion, whether it’s a holiday, birthday or just time for dinner, at this gourmet Brazilian steakhouse. Diners have 14 different cuts of meat to choose from, as well as an extensive salad bar, hot side dishes and populated

wine list. Private dining and gift cards are available.

12000 Southwest Fwy., 281.277.9292.

www.tradicaosteakhouse.com

Veritas steak anD seaFooD

“Veritas” translates to “truth,” and it’s no lie that the restaurant’s menu is overflowing with delicious dishes. USDA Prime beef, fresh seafood, tantalizing appetizers and impressive wine, beer and scotch lists are available whether diners are seated on the veranda overlooking the lake, in the private wine cellar or in the elegant dining room. Live piano Wednesday through Friday completes the experience.

1550 Lake Pointe Pkwy., Suite 500, Sugar Land, TX 77478, 281.491.2901

www.veritassteakandseafood.com

ViC anD anthony’s

Vic and Anthony’s is the only restaurant of the Landry’s empire that reflects the family name. They offer incredible veal chops and filet mignon with an irresistible range of chicken, seafood and salad options to please every palate. The lobby piano lounge and gorgeous upstairs ballroom complete the swanky upscale experience.

1510 Texas Ave., 713.228.1111.

www.vicandanthonys.com

Thaithai CottaGe

Thai Cottage has been recognized numerous times for its curry, rice and noodle dishes. These are the kinds of intense flavors that one rarely finds. There are multiple locations in and around Houston.

4723 Sweetwater Blvd., Sugar Land, 281.313.0707. 3995 #B Richmond Ave., 713.623.0707. 10001 Westheimer Rd., Ste. 2124, 713.266.0701.

www.thai-cottage.com



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