WOW!!!! I got the Steak and mushroom pie and it was SO GOOD. It was the best Savory Pie i've ever…read morehad in my LIFE. I did not expect this to taste SO PERFECT. This place should have a michilin star or at least a michilin bing, can't believe i stumbled on this place, my gosh - so delicious. Staff was super friendly too, it did take a little bit of time to make but it was SO worth it.

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.

The food was decent, but unfortunately the customer service really ruined the experience for us. We…read morespent around $100 on three meals, so I expected much better treatment. The interaction with one of the employees was unnecessarily rude and embarrassing, and it left a really bad impression. For what we paid, I expected a much more welcoming and respectful customer experience. Unfortunately, I don't think we'll be coming back to POST location.

I had a very disappointing experience. The portion size was much smaller than expected, especially…read morefor the price. The steak was supposed to be tender, but it was tough and chewy, and I only received three tiny pieces for a $10 steak add-on. I ordered my meal to go and didn't realize until I got home that my order was incorrect. I specifically ordered it with jollof rice, but I was given plain white rice instead. I tried to give the restaurant a chance to make things right by calling them. Instead of addressing my concerns, I was told they were busy and to call back in a few hours. That was frustrating, especially after spending $40 on a meal and an appetizer. Overall, the small portions, poor quality steak, incorrect order, and lack of immediate customer service made this one of the worst dining experiences I've had. Unfortunately, I won't be returning, and I can't recommend this restaurant based on my experience.

Food: 10/10, amazing. Haven't had anything like it. IMO, it makes the wait, parking, and service…read moreworth it. But I will still dock points for those. Like other reviews mention, if your friends got food from another vendor, they'll be done eating by the time you get yours. Also, you can order by yourself on the screen - reason why the singular person working in the back ignores you.

We waited for about 5 min for the guy cooking, we saw us and never acknowledged us. He finally has…read morea raise our voice to get his attention, as I was looking at the menu he walked off. Beef Bihari- the bread was very flaky and buttery, beef was tender but very dry. Very over powering with the sauce-6/10 Potato samosas- filling had good flavor but that breading was bland and not flaky 7/10

Very crispy and delicious chicken wings for a quick snack. It was fried perfectly and I can't wait…read moreto come back to try more of their menu. The location is at The Post and it is very scenic. It looks like a wonderful place for a date. Especially with the upstairs roof grass area.

This place is located inside the POST. I was attending a concert so I decided to stop by and grab a…read morebite I ordered the coconut rice, some roti and a vegan Indian dish on roti. I give the food I ordered 7/10. The coconut rice was very very mid slightly undercooked and I could hardly taste any coconut. Everything else was really good. The carrots which are pictured were seasoned so well and you couldn't really tell they were carrots.The sauce that came with the roti was a curry based coconut sauce so I mixed it in with the rice which helped since it was quite lack luster. I would probably try this place again but I definitely wouldn't recommend the coconut rice.

Good service and food. Had the Birria and asada tacos. Delicious, and came out quickly. Mexican…read morecoke. "Exceso calorias" warning and all!

Great late weeknight food option in downtown! Got out of a musical and Underground Hall was one of…read morethe only options open. I got the birria and asada tacos ($4 each). The meat portion was good for the price and I was satisfied after. The red salsa is no joke spicy (if you have a low spice tolerance like me). The birria was better than the asada personally. I liked the World Cup theme decor.

First off we chose a Saturday to travel to Houston from lower Brazoria County to try Pinkerton's…read more We chose this Airline location because the other location didn't have Beef Ribs in their menu. I love chosing busy days and times to try a business, it shows what they can keep in stock, how well they know their community and busy hours. This location at 1:30 (the time we actually got to order) was not sold out of any item on their menu. What we ordered: - Beef Ribs - Glazed Pork Ribs - Sausage Link: regular and cheddar - Brisket (sliced) - Bacon Mac & Cheese - Potato Salad - Duck and Sausage Jambalaya - Peach Cobaker - Banana Pudding over all Review of the whole place, 10/10. Line was organized and had available water for the heat. Servers out to offer beer and water and to pass out menus and explain the process of how this place works. Servers inside were constantly cleaning tables and available to get to go boxes and lids if needed. The meat was literally fall off the bone tender and juicy. Everything was Smokey and flavored wonderfully. My number one: the Mac and cheese! I dont know something about an amazing side took me away. Most places can't do a mac the way i like it, but the cheese stayed moist and creamy and the noodles were tender. the flavor was phenomenal. all of the meats were tender and fall off the bone and juicy. I have no complaints About any bite I took! Other than maybe taking too many bites XD. Would absolutely recommend if your visiting the area or live near by, go get some excellent barbecue.

Food is great but the menu structure is daunting. Biggest complaint is the Beef ribs, $36 per pound…read morebut you're mostly paying for the HUGE bone which weighs over half a pound. Over $100 for 2 beef ribs is INSANE! Make it make sense. I will still patronize Pinkertons but when if you want beef ribs go to KILLENS bbq.

Brisket burrito & loaded steak fries were everything I could have hoped for & more…read more Plenty of food to split between two people and great spot to enjoy a rooftop meal in the sunshine with an awesome city view.

The birria tacos here are fireeee. They already have such a blast of flavor that you don't even…read moreneed the consome but helloooo you gotta get the consome. It is so concentrated and insane like wow.

Checked out Flip N Dip last night at Bravery just before the Stros game. Got the BBQ Burger and…read moretheir signature loaded fries. Burger was decent, I think the BBQ sauce was a tad sweet but those loaded fries came through. Gotta try more next time!!! But regardless 5 out of 5!!!

The service here was amazing . Answered all my questions and was very helpful. The food was amazing…read moreI really enjoyed the sliders oh my goodness I have to go back. Very clean atmosphere with very good customer service and amazing food 10/10.

I have to admit, I was very hesitant about checking this place out, but my husband insisted, so we…read moremade the trip to Midtown Houston--and I'm so glad we did. It did not disappoint. The setup is simple and unpretentious, but the food speaks for itself. I'm not sure what they put on that chicken, but it was incredibly well seasoned and perfectly cooked. It was juicy on the inside with a crispy, flavorful exterior. We also ordered the fries without the spicy seasoning since I don't do spicy, and they were absolutely amazing. Whatever seasoning they use is the real secret to this place. I couldn't stop eating them. I'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend this spot if you're looking for a delicious, satisfying meal without all the fuss.

Fun chicken shop with a strong identity. Pricing and portions are fair. Love the Indian-inspired…read moreflavors and that they stay open late, 10:00p on weekdays and up to 11:00p on weekends. They share the space with Bol, which looks like an Indian food "make-your-own" bowl bar. I didn't try Bol personally but there are lots of options here if visiting with a group. Interior was very modern and clean. Lots of board games stocked. The occasional solicitor poked their head in but the vibes were good overall. Ordered via self-service so I didn't notice the actual human service too much, but it was prompt. I had the Kathi Roll, which was a fried chicken thigh strip rolled up with onions and sauce in a paratha. The chicken and sauce was flavorful, but the paratha was amazing and I wish I could have gotten a side of just the bread! "Delicious Sauce" was very good, mostly tasting like butter chicken sauce. I tried my friend's Balle Balle fries which were super flavorful, and washed it all down with a Mango Lassi. The lassi here is a bit turmeric-forward, which was fine by me, but could be noticeable to people who aren't used to it. I don't tolerate spice well so I was nervous what to expect, but the heat level was very tolerable. My spice-loving friends still found the food flavorful with a good heat level, so I don't think it was because it was too weak. Overall I found this to be a good spot to hang out with some friends over casual but flavorful food. - Ambiance: 4/5 - Food: 4/5 - Service: 5/5

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.