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Restaurants in Texas

  • 17

    Though located some 40 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, by 1920 Houston was a booming port, known as the city where 17 railroads meet the sea—... More
  • Abacus

    Noted by publications like Bon Appetit and Southern Living, Abacus opened in 1997 and continues to be a popular place for Uptown Dallas notables. C... More
  • Amazón Grill, Kirby

    The more casual sibling of Churrascos, which has locations in Westchase and River Oaks, Amazón Grill still brings the flavorful, creative Latin cui... More
  • Américas at The Woodlands

    Moody lighting, sleek surfaces, and intimate dining areas characterize Américas, chef Michael Cordua's Latin fusion restaurant and bar, one of seve... More
  • Arcodoro

    Said to be one of the only authentic Sardinian restaurants in the country, Houston’s Arcodoro seeks to transport diners to this beautiful island of... More
  • Arcodoro & Pomodoro

    Italian restaurateur Efisio Farris has been cooking since he was a little boy in his mother’s kitchen in his native Sardinia, and he partners with ... More
  • Artista

    Ideal for pre-show dining, Artista offers contemporary American cuisine inside the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts. The high-ceilinged dining ... More
  • Arturo's Uptown Italiano

    With its mix of gold-colored and limestone walls, cherry wood floors and soft lighting, Arturo's dining room transports you to Tuscany. At this cla... More
  • Au Petit Paris

    This little bit of Paris, charmingly set in an unassuming brick house at the edge of the Museum District, is the labor of love of two young Frenchm... More
  • Backstreet Café

    Inside a charming '30s-era house in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood is the Backstreet Café. The intimate dining room spans two floors, but the real... More
  • Barbecue Inn

    Eating at the old-style family diner in Houston feels like an Edward Hopper dream with a Deep South spirit on the side. The same soulful bunch of l... More
  • Beaver’s

    Once a neighborhood icehouse, the renovated building on the corner of Sawyer and Decatur Streets now houses Beaver’s restaurant and bar. Inside, th... More
  • Belmont

    This retro restaurant and bar evokes Rat Pack–era Palm Springs; the furniture in its Vegas-style space is covered with acres of tufted leather,... More
  • Benjy's

    Located in Houston’s Rice Village, Benjy’s offers modern American dining experience. Inside the dining room, exposed light bulbs dangle from the hi... More
  • Bess Bistro on Pecan

    Bess translates an idealized French bistro into western terms (pewter bar; encaustic tile; distressed mirrors). Yes, it serves killer steak frites,... More
  • Big Texan Steak Ranch

    If you manage to finish the 72-ounce steak dinner in an hour, it’s free (otherwise it costs $72). There’s also more reasonably priced (and sized) c... More
  • Biga

    Biga, one of the few upscale dining options in downtown San Antonio, specializes in contemporary American cuisine prepared by chef Bruce Auden. Loc... More
  • Big'z Burger Joint

    Big’z Burger Joint serves standard American burgers and fries with a twist: the burgers are dressed with special sauces like ginger lime ketchup an... More
  • Blue Bell Creameries

  • Blue Star Cafeteria

    This updated version of the traditional diner concept is not, in fact, a cafeteria at all but a sit-down restaurant popular for its take on traditi... More
  • Bob's Steak & Chop House

    The original of what is now a widespread chain of steakhouses, this Lemmon Avenue landmark is outfitted with dark wood paneling, leather upholstere... More
  • Boudro’s Texas Bistro On The Riverwalk

    Take a break for a prickly-pear margarita and guacamole prepared tableside. More
  • Brasil

    This Montrose eatery is a neighborhood favorite for those looking to relax with a cup of coffee or light sandwich. Besides the exposed brick interi... More
  • Brasserie Max and Julie

    Over the years, this rambling old Arts and Crafts bungalow with sunny rooms and a deep front deck that overlooks the street has housed a string of ... More
  • Breakfast Klub

    A line of patrons wrapping around the entirety of this bright yellow building is a common sight in Midtown, especially on weekends. Serving breakfa... More
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