My son is coming to Houston this weekend for a business trip and
My son is coming to Houston this weekend for a business trip and
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Since you'll be passing by downtown, I also recommend Brasserie du Parc. maps.app.goo.gl/oBCX B84pYNTGJChY9?g_st=c om.google.maps.previ ew.copy
Good luck picking your place to eat. The real question is how many hours do you have between picking him up and having to dropping off at the airport. That will perhaps narrow down your search.
- Rumi's Kitchen near the galleria for incredible persian food.
- Taste of Texas for a steak. I love their lobster too.
- Azzurro in the woodlands for Italian.
- Perry's for a pork chop or bananas foster.
- Toulouse for French in river oaks.
- Uni Sushi in the woodlands for sushi or Dough Zone downtown for xiao long bao.
- I'm really not a Mexican food snob, I like it all. Titas Tacos has great authentic tacos. So do taco trucks. Papasitos is good for Tex mex. Fajita Jacks in Conroe if you want a lake view. Local mom & pop owned are good. You can't go wrong.
- For Cajun, either crawfish from somewhere with good reviews (we like mud bugs and refuse to support swamp donkeys) or Papadeaux. Brennan's is good but definitely not Cajun. Papadeaux is good for what they are.
- Triple J's BBQ for BBQ. It's not fancy or in a great part of town but it's the best BBQ in the whole world. For coffee I'm on a 7 Brew kick. A banana bread blondie with caramel drizzle & cold foam is coffee heaven.
- Taste of Texas for a steak. I love their lobster too.
- Azzurro in the woodlands for Italian.
- Perry's for a pork chop or bananas foster.
- Toulouse for French in river oaks.
- Uni Sushi in the woodlands for sushi or Dough Zone downtown for xiao long bao.
- I'm really not a Mexican food snob, I like it all. Titas Tacos has great authentic tacos. So do taco trucks. Papasitos is good for Tex mex. Fajita Jacks in Conroe if you want a lake view. Local mom & pop owned are good. You can't go wrong.
- For Cajun, either crawfish from somewhere with good reviews (we like mud bugs and refuse to support swamp donkeys) or Papadeaux. Brennan's is good but definitely not Cajun. Papadeaux is good for what they are.
- Triple J's BBQ for BBQ. It's not fancy or in a great part of town but it's the best BBQ in the whole world.
Wherever you go, enjoy your time with your son! Spending time with him and celebrating a change in decade birthday is the focus more than the restaurant.
- Rumi's Kitchen near the galleria for incredible persian food. - Taste of Texas for a steak. I love their lobster too. - Azzurro in the woodlands for Italian. - Perry's for a pork chop or bananas foster. - Toulouse for French in river oaks. - Uni Sushi in the woodlands for sushi or Dough Zone downtown for xiao long bao. - I'm really not a Mexican food snob, I like it all. Titas Tacos has great authentic tacos. So do taco trucks. Papasitos is good for Tex mex. Fajita Jacks in Conroe if you want a lake view. Local mom & pop owned are good. You can't go wrong. - For Cajun, either crawfish from somewhere with good reviews (we like mud bugs and refuse to support swamp donkeys) or Papadeaux. Brennan's is good but definitely not Cajun. Papadeaux is good for what they are. - Triple J's BBQ for BBQ. It's not fancy or in a great part of town but it's the best BBQ in the whole world. For coffee I'm on a 7 Brew kick. A banana bread blondie with caramel drizzle & cold foam is coffee heaven.
My son is coming to Houston this weekend for a business trip and I have a small window of time to get together with him Sunday afternoon before he flies home again. I'll be picking him up at the Doubletree Hilton at Greenway Plaza and would like to take him somewhere to eat before dropping him off at the airport. This is also his 30th birthday weekend. Can anyone recommend a good place to eat in that area for a mid afternoon meal?
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