Best Restaurants in Houston?

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Permalink Reply by Rohit Aggarwal on July 9, 2010 at 9:10pm

Pappadeaux!!!!

Niko-Niko's.

Goode BBQ

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Permalink Reply by Tulin Z Sunay on July 11, 2010 at 3:20am

My Favorite Steak Houses: Brazilian Fogo de Chão on Westheimer Rd., The Texas Land&Cattle, Saltgrass, or Down Under Australian Outback.
My Favorite Japanese Restaurant: Miyako Sushi&Bar on Kirby Dr.
My Favorite Italian Restaurants: Garppino`s di Nino, Vincent`s Restaurant, and Nino`s on W Dallas St.
My Favorite French Bakery and Cafe: la Madeleine on Kirby Dr.
For Burger, Sandwiches or Soup I can suggest Backstreet Cafe on S Shepherd Dr.

Enjoy all the fine cuisines in Houston and have a great time with beloved ones!
Cheers,
Tulin Z Sunay.

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Permalink Reply by Carolyn Jardine on July 13, 2010 at 9:18am

Kubo's Sushi Bar in Rice Village http://www.kubos-sushi.com/

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Permalink Reply by Blair Michener on July 21, 2010 at 7:54am

Dot Coffee House
7006 I-45 South

Homestyle' Cookin - hands down - one of the cities older hidden treasures - go hungry - scary proportions. Breakfast Lunch or Dinner

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Permalink Reply by Quynh on August 30, 2010 at 8:40pm

Hugo's for brunch buffet; Arturos for Italian; Del Frisco's filet mignon; El Rey for gritty Cuban fare; Ruchi's or Lupe's Tortilla for texmex; Kim Son in Sugarland for Dim Sum, Nikos Nikos for Greek; still looking for best sushi in town. ;)

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Permalink Reply by Tara Watts on September 14, 2010 at 12:02pm

There's a great Italian place called "Fred's Italian" on the corner of Greenbriar and Holcombe. Looks like nothing from the outside, but the inside is beautiful and the service and food is wonderful.

Miyako's on Kirby for sushi during happy hour, it's cheap.

La Madeleine in Rice Village for breakfast foods. Especially the cinnamon french toast with berries!

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Permalink Reply by Carolyn Jardine on September 22, 2010 at 10:10am

Gringo's has some pretty great tex-mex;
Bellaire Broiler Burger on Bellaire and Bissonnet is worth checking out for a greasy burger;
Auntie Pasto's on Bellaire and Rice has the best cake (I think it's called "to die for") http://auntiesbellaire.com/;

For anyone on the north side:
KB Steakhouse on 1960 has a good weekend lunch special and good sushi at a good price;
Cresent Moon Wine Bar on Rayford is in strip center, but awesome on the inside www.crescentmoonwinebar.com;
The Olive Oil on Sawdust is pretty great;
Mel's Country Cafe makes a mean burger http://www.melscountrycafe.com/

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Whitsett on September 22, 2010 at 9:09pm

The Heights is building up quite a rep for chef owned restaurants. Glass Wall, Shade, Stella Sola and the newest sensation Zelko Bistro are very popular. Some good spots along Washington Ave as well if you can stomach the weekend douchebaggery.

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