Houston Restaurant Guide

Captivating quail taquitos, lamb meatballs, potato-crusted squid, shrimp over corn fettuccine and voluptuous coconut ice cream show this creative Pan-American...

On a small, patio-heavy lot on Montrose Boulevard, The Burger Joint slings classic burgers with new-classic twists alongside a handful of sandwiches, dogs and...

The Frank's Grill waitress greets her regulars by name with their favorite breakfast beverage in hand. This funky old diner on Telephone Road specializes in...

Gilhooley's ramshackle patio is overgrown with vegetation, the interior is all worn woodwork and old furniture, and the rafters seem to be held together by the...

The name says it all: Guru Burgers & Crepes offers both burgers and crepes on its fun hybrid menu. Don’t look for typical French crepes at this Sugar Land Town...

Run by head cook and surrogate mother Eydie Prior, Montrose's Lankford Grocery may be the homiest restaurant in the city. The enormous breakfasts, with perfect...

Like the original Max's Wine Dive on Washington Avenue and the other seven locations throughout the country, this is the place to go when you want to drink...

Max's Wine Dive owes its unusual name to the combination of a terrific Texas “dive" menu with chili dogs cheese fries and mussels steamed in Lone Star beer...

Mockingbird Bistro is a perfect place to indulge in either the fancy or the casual, like a big fat steak with french fries and an earthy Rhône red wine or a...

Galveston locals love the gumbo, spaghetti and burgers at this fabulous old Italian and American bar and grill, which has been run by head cook and bottle washer...

This Heights convenience store serves some of the most impressive cheeseburgers in town. Stanton's Super Market's patties are half-pound and hand-formed, and the...

Benjy Levit has been serving some of the most creative modern American cuisine in the city since 1985. The Village location of Benjy's is remarkably small, all...