This nationally heralded fast-casual spot at the Post Food Hall is home to some of the best West African cuisine in town. Chef Ope Amosu brings to life hearty bowls of jollof rice, chicken, spiced veggies, and plantains in his signature Trad plate. Other offerings include its braised collards and steak bowl, and a coconut curry black-eyed peas dish — a marriage of East and West African flavors.

Whether in the mood for burgers, po’ boys, Indian street food, sushi, Texas barbecue, or a hearty chicken sandwich, this Downtown food hall has something for everyone. Take a full tour of the hub and its nine different food vendors before committing to just one dish, and be sure to grab a drink at the Rhapsody Bar.

一個堅實的place to grab a cocktail or beer before a game, Hearsay’s Downtown location serves American cuisine in a chic ambiance. Brunch boasts a smoked Texas brisket omelet, bread pudding French toast, and cocktails, while dinner calls for starters like spicy buffalo shrimp or savory kung pao shrimp and calamari and flavor-packed entrees like the tender beef short rib served with smoked gouda grits and Brussels sprouts.

Warren’s Inn is a historic Downtown bar well worth visiting. Enjoy a jukebox with a selection covering everyone from Willie Nelson to Wiz Khalifa. Bask in the ambience of the dimly lit bar while enjoying a deliciously strong martini prepared by a bow-tied bartender, as patrons have done for decades.

享受殺手飲料走向一個偉大的事業this stylish downtown watering hole. Angel Share donates proceeds of its profits to a rotating list of charities that patrons can vote on every month. If that wasn’t reason enough to stop by, the bar has a great cocktail list with one of the best espresso martinis in town. The whiskey and scotch lists are also expansive.

當你決定不吃什麼,訪問toBravery Chef Hallwhere all things are possible. The chef-led food court is home toMargaux’s Oyster Bar,Kokoro Sushi, and modern Vietnamese gastro-pubthe Blind Goatby celeb chef Christine Ha. Just thirsty? Bravery houses two bars.

Common Bond is synonymous with coffee and pastries in Houston, but at its Downtown brasserie, the spotlight is on fine wine, quality courses, and head-turning desserts. Located on the street level of the Bank of America Tower (which also houses a separate Common Bond bakery), this attractive restaurant is a foolproof place for lunch, happy hour, or dinner. For a perfect meal, start off with smoked duck rillettes, followed by beef short ribs, and finish off with an apple galette for dessert.

With more than 60 drafts on tap and over 100 bottles to choose from, the Downtown outpost of this local favorite is a haven for craft beer lovers of all sorts. Score a rare Lambic or get a flight of the best seasonal beer that Houston breweries have to offer and immerse yourself in the Bavarian-style influences on its food menu, with dishes like the German bratwurst plate or the Saucer Bratzel — a heaping toasted pretzel topped with gooey Swiss cheese.

With its grandiose, two-story dining room, bedecked with thousands of metal rods, Guard and Grace is one of the most impressive steakhouses in the city. The bar is a happy hour hot spot, while table tops and booths wrap around the open kitchen and offer views of mouthwatering dishes like bone-in New York strip and Alaskan black cod appearing along the pass.

Mere steps from Minute Maid Park, this casual hangout is a watering hole for Astros fans on game days, but it remains equally popular during the offseason. Find loaded Italian sandwiches, wood-fired pizzas, and heaping pasta plates like wild boar tagliatelle, or visit during weekend brunch for pepperoni omelets and banana nut bread French toast.

In need of pasta? Get thee to Potente immediately. Go for the cacio e pepe spaghetti that's showered with truffles table side, or enjoy the excellent diver scallop served with crushed corn risotto. Heading to an Astros game? The attached bar is often packed with spirited fans before and after games.

Offering arguably one of the best panoramic views in downtown from 23 floors up, Z on 23 atop the Le Meridien hotel is a Houston bucket list destination. The open-air rooftop bar boasts comfortable lounge seating, Insta-worthy backdrops for selfies galore, and a live DJ on Thursday evenings.

James Beard Award-winning chef Hugo Ortegahas cooked up one of Houston's finest Mexican restaurants in Xochi, an ode to Oaxaca. Start dinner with a mole tasting, then move on to main dishes like roasted duck tacos or or enmoladas, a folded corn tortilla stuffed with skirt steak and topped with mole.

Chef Richard Sandoval’s Latin steakhouse, cevicherie, and sushi destination does not shy away from flair. Prepare to be mesmerized with the presentation alone, with meats prepared tableside with its traditional gueridon service, and impressive dishes like the Toro Toro Churrasco, a generous three-person helping of Brazilian-style picanha steak, rib-eye, chicken cusco, and lamb chops.