Visited Tacos Tierra Caliente while in Houston. Timing is funny sometimes. I had just been chatting…read morewith Gretel about breakfast tacos the day we landed in Houston -- and breakfast tacos are one of my favourite things about visiting Texas. We pulled up to this food truck and, while placing our order, I instantly had the feeling that this crew knew exactly what they were doing. That impression proved to be spot on as soon as I took my first bite. The tacos were fresh, flavorful, and packed with the kind of simple, honest ingredients that make great breakfast tacos so satisfying. No gimmicks, no unnecessary fuss -- just well-executed food that delivers exactly what you're hoping for. The service was efficient, the operation ran smoothly, and it was easy to see why there was a steady stream of customers. Overall, an excellent breakfast taco stop and exactly the kind of local experience I look for when I'm in Houston. Saluti.

If you like the quesadillas at Taconazo, you'll like them here. My buddy took me here after a…read moreRockets game. We wanted Taconazo, but we didn't have any cash on us. Luckily, this spot takes both card and cash! I got the small beef quesadilla, and it was loaded with cheese. The small quesadilla was $5.50, and it was pretty decently sized for a small. They have salsa set out at the counter, so you can pack as much as you like. The red salsa was smoky and SPICY. Very tasty if you like spice I see a lot of great reviews about this place. I would like to try their other tacos and give a more detailed review. I will be back! but for sure the quesadilla was a hit for me

These pies as well as the samosas are great! Location-…read moresituated in a food hall called the Post. There is a lot of space to sit down and eat. Food- we tried the mutton/lamb and the jalapeno chicken pies and chicken samosas. They are bursting with meat and flavor. Samosas are slightly on the spicy side. Service- great service is super nice and friendly. It takes like 10 mns to warm the pies. Conclusion- the best food at the post!

These meat pies are Zimbabwean-Indian fusion, and they attracted my attention as they are one of…read morethe more unique options at Post. I got the chicken and mushroom pie, which was pretty small for $13. It's suitable for a snack or a small meal if you're not hungry. It was very fragrant and flavourful. They are made fresh, so it came out warm after a 15-minute wait. The curry pie also looked very enticing, but I was worried about the spice.

If you're out and about in EaDo and see this food cart, STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING and go here…read moreimmediately. This is the greatest Korean hot dog you'll ever have. I just found out about it myself last weekend. They only make them one way. No substitutes or changes. Just get in line, take yours, pay for it, ENJOY! Make sure to grab a drink too as it's a mouthful and you'll need to cleanse your pallet afterwards.

Great place to get Japanese hotdog! This place actually exceeded my expectations, the hotdog was a…read moretiny bit too rich in flavor for me, almost tasted like a barbecue sauce of some sort, but the Japanese mayo and the caramelized onions hit the spot! I highly recommend and would come back

Remember me I think I've been there years ago who is teaching out Gloria let me know. Thanks, Mary.read more

I loved their Tank Dog. I'm so glad they pulled up to the Dye tournament at UH. The Tank Dog was…read moreeasily one of the top 3 best hot dogs I've had in my life.

Such amazing burgers! They also have hot dogs however I…read morehave not tried them yet. Great service at The Trophy Case kitchen in Grand Prize Bar

Super delicious. Challah buns were great. Was a little hard to find seating since they are inside a…read morebar but was worth it.

Food was very delicious! They make them fresh so they're nice and warm. Service was great too,…read morereally nice employees. Ambiance was calm, when I got there it was empty but really great atmosphere! :D

Stopped by on a Saturday night with a big group of people, the restaurant was pretty empty so it…read morewas able to accommodate all 8 of us at one table. You can order at a kiosk or with a cashier. The place itself is nicely decorated and had 2 claw machines to pass time while your food came out. The service was quick and the staff were friendly. It took about 10 minutes for us to get all of our meals. I really enjoyed the mango fruit tea. It was refreshing and very flavorful, it is on the sweeter side so opt out if thats not your vibe! I would give this drink a solid 9/10! My husband and I shared the #3 - Potato dog (it was an appetizer before hopping to another restaurant!). I wasn't the biggest fan of this dog. The dough on the inside was too chewy, felt like it needed to be cooked a bit longer. The outer layer was pretty good, I enjoyed the crispy potato bits with the hot cheeto crumbs. We all rated our corndog/hotdogs 6.5-7/10. Not sure if we would be back anytime soon but overall its a decent spot to get a quick bite!

I'm already missing their cocktails and want to go back to Houston!…read more Truck Yard is such a fun and funky spot, and they have the perfect drink menu, especially for Happy Hour. I'll never get over their drink prices; unbeatable! I ordered both the Passionfruit Mojito as well as the Frozen Key Lime Pie. Both drinks were amazing, no complaints! The only thing I'm thinking about is when can I come back and try more of their cocktails? :( Service was also great. You order from your phone, and they bring the drinks right to you. I also love how they have an indoor area and outdoor seating area, plenty of space.

This place is a cool ass spot, no doubt about it. The setup is awesome, the vibe is laid back, and…read moreyou can tell this place probably goes crazy when it's packed. I caught it when it wasn't completely full, but even then you could feel the energy. Now the only thing that had me scratching my head... no cash. None. Zero. Like my perfectly good American dollars showed up and they were like "nah bro, we don't acknowledge that here." Kinda disappointing. Still -- the atmosphere is great and it feels like one of those spots that really pops when the crowd rolls in. Cool spot. Just bring a card... your cash ain't invited.

so freaking gooooood!!!! i got the nacho cheese potato and…read morebirria and o.m.g. yesssss!!! also, the horchata is amaze!!

I've been wanting to try this spot because I drive by it frequently. I decided to stop and try the…read moretorta because I was sharing. I chose pastor and half the sandwich was sufficient for me. The torta comes with two options of salsa and onions on the side. The service was great and it didn't take too long for my order to be ready. The food was good to me - not spectacular but good. Maybe my standards are higher because I travel to Mexico often. There are tables adjacent to the taco truck that you can sit and eat outside or there's an inside dining area if you choose. This is a decent place to get food at a low profile spot. Peace.

I've been to The Halal Guys several times, and this location has consistently been excellent. I…read moreordered their sandwich with spicy BBQ chicken and beef gyro, and added jalapeños for an extra kick. The falafel is solid as well. I also tried the Chocolate Baklava Cheesecake, which was a great dessert to finish the meal.

While this was never even remotely close to the status of its predecessors on 53rd & 6th (#1), this…read moreUpper Kirby Halal Guys had an excellent decade long run as one of the city's first known locations for street meat inspired Halal food. While it's true no New Yorker would ever confuse this for the real thing, it was nice to see the option was around. And now that option has become a Gyro Hut. One of my biggest culture shocks in visiting Houston many years ago was seeing Halal Guys looking so different from what NY'ers would see on a nightly basis. There was dedicated parking, brightly lit interior, LCD menus, and employees with clean company branded uniforms (#2). None of them spoke Arabic and even referred to the gyro by its Greek pronunciation (#3). The lines for the first year were non-stop, as Houstonians were hyped for a taste of combo meats over rice and salad. Fast forward to nearly the present day, the lines have dissipated, the workers looked sad, and the food was even sadder. The latter boiled down to food quality: dry rice, bland chicken and gyro, and a very watery hummus that was hard to stomach without mixing everything together and dousing it all in white sauce. Despite its shortcomings, the place deserves its place in the Halal appreciation circle in the local dining scene. __________ (#1) The colloquial name before it became a franchise. (#2) Clean shirts while squirting white sauce in a container? Not a thing in NY. (#3) Yee-ro versus JAI-RO.

Uptown Catering was very easy to work with. Our team was traveling to Houston. The selection of…read morefood was great for everyone. I was able to preorder and have everything delivered to our venue. Made for a wonderful experience. The food was fresh and plentiful. Thank you Uptown Catering!

I just catered breakfast for a family event with 20 people and spend $442 (including tip/delivery)…read more The food was mediocre and the portions were so small. I ordered "The Convention" breakfast which was "Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Breakfast Potatoes and Buttermilk Biscuits" - it came with literally 20 tiny sausage patties and biscuits total. So one tiny sausage and biscuit per person. I didn't count the bacon but it was a similarly stingy portion. No one had more than two pieces. The eggs were bland. The potatoes were actually good. But overall, it was so embarrassing to have the food show up and it be these tiny trays of hardly any food for over $400. I would have been better off ordering individual dishes for each person from a local restaurant. I thought with the high Yelp and Google reviews I saw, this would be a safe bet! I also ordered a 20 mini pastries for $3.25 each which were like pastries you get at a 7/11. At least if you are overcharging, let the food be good and not like you unwrapped pastries from a Costco haul. Worst of all was the coffee which was watered down and disgusting. Everyone threw theirs out so I just dumped it. What an utter waste of money. Also they only sent 8 cups with the coffee even though the breakfast was for 20. Stingy and bland all around. If you are catering for a small group, please save yourself the trouble and embarrassment and just order takeout from a local restaurant. I wish I took pictures of the spread but I was just too upset. All I took was the coffee which you can tell even from the picture was watery. ***The menu listed the items but didn't say only 1, 1oz piece of bacon per person - that's absolutely absurd for a normal breakfast portion. Who would cater one piece of bacon per person?