We are here in Houston from Las Vegas which is known for top notch steakhouses. I have to say that…read moreour meal was fantastic!! Our party of four had the filet Oscar style, filet medallions, the double pork chop and the filet with lobster tail. Our meat was cooked perfectly and seasoned just right. The filet Oscar had several large pieces of crab, wonderful!! The pork chop was large enough for two and very flavorful. Wonderful salad bar with so many choices, loved the warm and fresh bread and rolls. Our server Jessica was wonderful. What great customer service skills. She ensured that we had everything we needed and kept the drinks coming. We were celebrating my sister's birthday and she took several pictures for us along with presenting us with a happy birthday photo in a card. She is a gem!! Noise level a little too loud. Can't wait to visit again when we return! Our

Amazing place!! Food was wonderful the waitstaff was the best! Waiting was even fun! We were a walk…read morein for a birthday dinner on a Saturday night and they said the wait would be 1.5-2 hours but with seating in the bar and outside we actually got drinks then used the saddles looked at the food in the store and sat outside for a little bit then our table was ready!! Our waiter Carlos was amazing with our rambunctious bunch! We were even entertaining to other waitstaff!! This place made our night wonderful!

Sometimes a good dinner at the bar is all you need, and 48 definitely understood the assignment!…read more Stopped in for dinner and treated myself to the fried lobster and a cocktail. The lobster was the star of the evening! There's something about a good seafood dish, a well made drink, and being able to sit at the bar and enjoy your own company that makes for a lovely night out. I also appreciate restaurants where you can have a full dining experience without necessarily needing a table or a special occasion. Sometimes you just want to pull up a barstool, order something delicious, and enjoy your evening. Definitely a nice option for a solo dinner, a casual date, or an evening out when you're in the mood to indulge a little. And yes, I'm always here for a restaurant that makes dining at the bar feel like an experience of its own. Good seafood and a cocktail will get me every time!

This place is interesting. I've always heard of it but never quite found interest in going. Well I…read morearrived and it was everything I expected it to be. I found this place to be underwhelming. Our server was nice enough service was not bad, they were efficient. The seafood is not wild caught and the prices do not align. I ordered the superfood salad um...there was nothing super about it. It was very underwhelming and quite disappointing. I also ordered the whipped sweet potatoes and the crispy shrimp. Crispy they were not and they weren't good they weren't either..

Ok, we like this place. Tonight just didn't hit. We were sat in the bar area where most tables and…read moregroup were eating. The energy level was high and good. Atmosphere is inviting. We started with some champagne and French fries. It's our thing. The champagne was cold. Really nice and fries were the right amount of crispy. The Aguachile will bring us back. It was the Bone-In Beef Rib Al Carbon that threw us off. We've had it before and were looking forward to it again. Tonight it just didn't taste right. Seasoning was bland/missing. Temperature was not hot and barely warm. I'm not going to kill the place over it. We like it here. Tonight was just a miss.

Three of us patronized ToroToro for breakfast after picking up our friend whose flight landed at…read more730am, so of course our friend hadn't eaten breakfast. Between us we had Avocado toast, Huevos Rancheros, and eggs Benedict with a fruit plate. The service was excellent with an amazingly kind waiter and all food was as ordered and arrived quickly (thank goodness since we're starving at 820am). The entire restaurant was a calming vibe and we never heard the street sounds during our meal. I would highly recommend this place for an early breakfast meeting, business lunch, or a nice dinner date and if you're up for it, try Bandista!

I originally came to 93 'Til specifically to visit The Tippling Point and try their coffee and…read morematcha, but let me tell you--the food coming out of that kitchen kept catching my eye! Everything looked SO good. I didn't order a full meal this time, but I did have the yogurt with granola and fruit, and it was extremely good. If something that simple was that delicious, I can only imagine how good the rest of the menu is. I really enjoyed the coffee and matcha from The Tippling Point, but now 93 'Til has given me another reason to come back because I absolutely need to try the food. I was watching plates come out like, "Okayyy, what did THEY order?" Definitely coming back--and next time, I'm hungry!

The vibes here are sooo immaculate! Vinyl records on deck, never thought Houston would have this!…read moreThe last time I saw this concept was in a little hipster joint called Brillobox in Pittsburgh, PA in the Lawrenceville neighborhood. Their chicken sandwich is moist and flavorful, top five in my book, made headlines in the newspaper, salute. The staff is so engaging and tip top service, everyone from the bartenders to the servers. I try to make it out every Thursday for the dj nights. Thank you for a wonderful time always.

The steak fruits was really good. I really loved for the fries the sauce that they pair with it is…read moredelicious really flavorful and robust. I had the hibiscus margarita and it was really good as well.

0/5 Service was…read moreslow. The tequila sunrise & aperol spritz were not good! I had the eggs benedict - nasty!!! The steak was disgusting and chopped up like dog food. No flavor, no tenderness. The egg was not a good eggs benedict, hollandaise sauce was watery. I never take back food, but I could not eat it so I got the steak and eggs with fries. Again, horrible. No seasoning, peppercorn sauce was nasty and fries were cold and not even fried. Ambiance was fine.

Post Beer & Wine is one of those neighborhood spots that instantly makes a bar crawl better. We…read morestopped in during a crawl and ended up lingering longer than planned, which feels like the best compliment you can give a place. We enjoyed a glass or two of wine, tossed some darts, and soaked in the relaxed, unpretentious vibe. It is casual in the right way. Easy to talk, easy to stay, and not trying too hard to be anything other than a solid local bar. The real highlight, though, is Posty the bar cat. An adorable black and white cat who clearly runs the place. Getting to know Posty outside was an unexpected and genuinely charming moment that made the stop memorable. If you are a cat person, this alone will win you over. Even if you are not, it is hard not to smile. Great drinks, darts, friendly energy, and a bar cat that steals the show. Post Beer & Wine is exactly the kind of place you hope to find when hopping around Houston, and absolutely worth a stop even if you are not on a crawl.

Met for a girls night in this cute little restaurant. The music was good and the atmosphere was…read morecomfortable. The bartender recommended a really nice wine and we shared a bottle over dinner. Two of us had steak, one strip the other filet. We shared French fries and green beans. Everything was so good!! The steak was cooked perfectly. Another friend ordered the grilled cheese with Gouda and loved it. It's definitely a do again!!

Great environment. Wonderful service by our server Britney. We will likely come back later.read more

Friends and I had a blast here for a long time reunion. Jany was so sweet and made our dinner extra…read morefun and special! Excellent service!!

Outstanding dinner. Food was perfectly prepared and service was excellent. Highly recommend !read more

Me and a friend came here on a whim. We were in Houston and was headed to one place when we…read morestumbled across this place. We walked and and you had to have reservations however they had 2 spots at the bar upstairs so we sat there. It was a fine dining place and we were a bit casual but still nice where we didn't stick out so terribly..lol SERVICE: We were probably at the bar I would say at least 10 mins before anyone greeted us. And 2 ladies to our right may have been there I would say about 15 mins before us, only b/c they didn't have anything in front of them just yet. Looked like thwy hadn't been there long, however, evwrytime I turned around this guy kept checking on them making sure they were good. He seemed to be some sort of manager. Anyhoo, finally a server came and greeted us. She had a unique name that now I have forgotten, but anyhoo, she was really nice. It was restaurante month there so we took advantage of there pre-made menu that came with a 3 course meal excluding drinks. We were served our drinks and not to long our apps. And the ladies next to us may have been 5 mins in between us ordering. However their food would come out fast. Once our apps were finished I know it had to have been 20 mins or longer before our food came out whereas the ladies next to use finished there apps not to long before us and had their food in the next 10 mins or so. They were actually just about done eating their main course and our food hadn't even came out yet. Then a server brought us over the desserts and I was like we hadn't had our meal yet. At this point I was a bit upset b/c I felt like since we were 2 women of color we were being over looked. There wasn't many ppl of color in this place. Matter-of-fact I think I only saw one other table that had ppl of color sitting at it. Other than that it was just us. So I th3n ask for a manager. He came, same guy that had been fawning over the ladies next to us, amd he gave some lame excuse for th3 delay and mix up with the desserts and offered us a glass of Champagne, I don't even like Champagne, he could have offered either a drink of our choice of maybe a bit off the bill for the delay. I understood it was busy, but they also know it was restaurant week and they wasn't a delay with the ladies next to us. So I felt like he was a bit dismissive and I did t appreciate it. If it hadn't been for the service or our waiter we might not have stayed. FOOD: Now I will say the food was soo good. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I had the beef salad although it came stacked and looked so great and my friend had the meatballs which she raved about. For dinner we both had the salmon which was superb. So no complaints here. Then the desserts. I had the carrot cake and she had the chocolate genache cake. They were delightful AMBIANCE: It was packed but not uncomfortable it was just a lot of ppl. But it also was quite a big place. They had a downstairs, upstairs and an outside area, so lots of seating, however they were extremely full. The bar was quite roomy and luckily we were able to take the end corner part which was perfect, b/c not a lot of ppl passing by us. Like we had our own little section. All in all is was nice, I would only go back during restaurant month or with a date who was paging b/c outside the prepaid menu which was $55 (not including drinks) most meals went from $40-$200pp and that is no exaggeration. So yea it was quite the fine dining experience.

Hands down one of my favorite happy hours & overall Italian restaurants in Houston. Their happy…read morehour menu is reasonably priced and is a great way to try a small portions of their different entrees. Everything is pretty much under $10. The ambiance of this place is amazing whether you are dining at the bar, inside seating area or outdoors. They even offer a closed off area for private dinners/meetings. They also host a live pianist occasionally which adds to the ambiance. Lastly, the customer service is superior. The servers do a great job of frequently checking in and stopping by for a "last call" before happy hour ends.

Marmo is one of my favorite happy-hour spots in Houston, and in my opinion, it's highly underrated…read more I come here often, and the appeal is straightforward: consistently good food, great service, and happy-hour pricing that makes ordering another round feel like sound financial judgment. On this visit, I had the Cacio e Pepe, Rigatoni alla Vodka, and two rounds of the Rosso. Both pastas delivered, the service was great, and the smaller portions were well suited to a light bite. It's an easy place to return to because I know what I'm getting, and I usually leave pleased that I came. Being a regular does come with one reservation: I would love to see more seasonality in the happy-hour menu. The familiar dishes are solid, but even favorites become a little predictable with enough visits. A few rotating options would give those of us who keep coming back something new to explore. My more immediate concern is the patio. Happy hour is limited to the bar area and outdoors, and during those 90-degree Houston days, the afternoon sun hits the front of the restaurant with remarkable precision. Unfortunately, its target is the customer. An awning, better shade, or misting fans would make a considerable difference. During this visit, I became hot and sweaty enough to ask for the check earlier than I wanted. I had come for two pastas and a couple of drinks; the complimentary roasting was unnecessary. These are things I'd like to see improved at a restaurant I already enjoy and regularly recommend. Marmo's happy hour is an excellent value and remains one of my favorites. Some seasonal variety and relief from the afternoon sun would give me even more reason to linger.

The reason I'm giving this restaurant 3 stars is because the service was exceptional. Our server's…read morename was Dequan and he was excellent. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same for the food. This was my first experience with Credence and the atmosphere was new, modern and a little noisy. The lunch gnocchi was my first experience with gnocchi (in particular cornmeal gnocchi) so I have nothing with which to compare; I would probably not have it again but it wasn't bad. I have had plenty of beet salads and this didn't make the top ten. The grilled tuna salad my husband ordered rated a 0 on a scale of 1-5. The tuna may have been grilled as advertised, but there was no evidence of it, and there was absolutely no taste to it. I would have expected there to be some seasoning, but again, no evidence. The green beans were so crunchy they might as well have been fresh-picked and the sauce over the snow peas was so tasteless, Ranch dressing would have been a huge improvement. I could only eat one, and I really like snow peas. Until they get a better chef, I will not be returning.

Credence was such a good experience from beginning to end. The food was outstanding, the service…read morewas attentive without being overbearing, and our server gave genuinely great recommendations. The ambiance was beautiful too, and the speakeasy was such a fun bonus. The monkey bread was the perfect way to start ! Warm, soft, and dangerously easy to keep eating. The baked potato was probably one of my favorite sides; it was super creamy with this crusted layer that basically melted in your mouth. The NY Strip steak was perfectly seasoned and definitely lived up to expectations. The branzino was fresh and cooked well, but the seasoning was a little too subtle for me, so it didn't stand out as much as the other dishes. I also wasn't a huge fan of the cabbage. Overall though, Credence absolutely delivered. Great food, great service, beautiful atmosphere, and plenty of dishes I'd come back for.