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    4.2 (433 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Caim S.

    I couldn't close out Juneteenth without paying a visit to the Buffalo Soldiers' National Museum Terms & Conditions exhibit that aims to tell a more complete narrative of enslavement and emancipation through the works of severral Houston artists. The Buffalo Soldiers' National Museum tour guide was thorough, as was the information placards that visitors can use to help contextualize what's on displaying during a self-guided tour. There was SO much to look at and take in, that next time I'll be sure to give myself more time to visit, ideally during the week when there's free parking available up to an hour. Parking can be pricey, otherwise.

    Christmas at The Post Houston
    Harris G.

    The Post is a must-visit spot for friends and family. Its food hall offers a diverse range of cuisines to satisfy every palate, along with a selection of drinks and bars to complement your meal. After indulging in delicious food, you can treat yourself to desserts from a unique ice cream shop or bubble tea stall. And if you're looking for a breathtaking view, head to the rooftop and enjoy the spectacular view of downtown Houston, complete with people dancing to DJ music. It's an unparalleled experience, possibly even unique in the entire state.

    Check in line
    Lupe M.

    This review is based off the New Years Eve party hosted by POST. Overall I was disappointed with the whole experience. For the price of admission I was expecting more. Starting with the lines to check in and receive your wristband. The lines were super long and it didn't help the tables were set up very close to the door. Meaning you have a large amount of people crammed in a small area trying to form a line. Once you get past the check in and make your way to the roof top, there wasn't much else. There was one DJ with what appeared to be two speakers. So once you moved to the opposite end of the roof, you don't hear any music. On top of that the music being played was out dated and not mixed very or at all. I was also surprised there were no heaters/lamps to help with the cold. There were also long lines at the bar. This was caused due to there only being three bar stations set up. There was also no heads up or countdown to midnight. The firework display was nice and lasted 8 minutes. Once the fireworks ended to rooftop cleared out. I would guess 90% of people left. I'll find somewhere else to celebrate next year.

    Hanging with my valentine
    Charisse T.

    Hung out with my sister for Valentine's Date Night, we had a event next door so we decided to dine at Post prior to the event the weather got extremely bad but I arrived right before the sky opened up. But that didn't deter others from coming out it was very packed, I found a parking spot right in front but sat in car until rain slowed down. We walked around taking pictures in all the best picture spots before deciding on our dinner spot. We had a fantastic time it was my sister's first time visiting so it will not be our last. Because I parked 3 hours 30 minutes my fee was a whopping 40.00 mind blowing.

    Medina K.

    The POST in Houston is a visually appealing space with a bright, energetic atmosphere, but my visit left me with mixed feelings. We went right before the Erykah Badu concert at the music hall, so the crowd was especially heavy. On a Friday evening like that, finding a place to sit felt a bit like a rat race, with people constantly moving and searching for open spots. While the lively environment is part of the charm, the large crowds made it difficult to settle in and truly relax. Nothing bad happened, but with so many people packed into one space, it was hard to shake a slightly uneasy feeling. Overall, The POST is definitely worth experiencing at least once for the aesthetics and energy, but I'd probably choose a less busy day or time if I were to go back.

    Lisa K ..

    Highly recommend coming to visit for the beautiful skyline backdrop! Make sure you're ready to walk up a flight of stairs or opt for the elevator! ;) Everyone who comes to visit Houston should visit! Several eateries, little shops, and rooftop seatings.

    Liz C.

    Going to POST has always been fun. I've never been to an event hosted here so it's never been too packed when I've ate or hung out on the rooftop. Parking situation has changed over the course of the last couple years. Need to pay now but much safer and easier access with the gates. Lots of dining, dessert and activity options inside and picture opportunities. Love the cocktail bars inside as well!

    Art inside the building
    Harris N.

    A great place to show anyone new to Houston. I like they are leaning more towards an art vibe here and I love to walk around and experience a lively and youthful vibe of the vendors, and end my time with the skyline views. They also have cars and coffee here which is the first Saturday of every month. The only thing I would say is the food court is very mid level, so I wouldn't recommend eating a good meal here but to expect mall quality food and experience.

    Fanuaea L.

    I came to Post earlier tonight to enjoy Houston's skyline and the light art installments situated on the venue's rooftop. The view was beautiful and they projected a movie for guests to watch up top. It was a perfect way to start off my Houston trip. Post is gorgeous and holds a variety of small shops, places to eat and much more. Earlier they hosted a free line dancing class which was fun to watch.

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    Cal G.

    Went to ElTiempo for dinner before a comedy show. Lots of quick to order food. Too bad they want $12 to check out the roof.

    The rudest security guard ever
    Brooke A.

    We love bringing people who visit to post. We were there when there was a private event happening. All the signs said a wristband was required at 5pm at 4:40 he rudely yelled across the park at me saying you need to get out of here. I told him the sign said 5 and I will finish my last bite of food and leave. He continued to explain how I need to leave immediately that I'm not allowed unless I pay. I think his unprofessional behavior should not be allowed.

    Astrid G.

    Interesting space with a food hall that cover every continent. You can eat Georgian kinkhali and sushi with some Italian in between. The green space within the building creates a chill vibe. Can't wait to go back and continue exploring.

    Sunil R.

    POST Houston is an amazing downtown destination! Loved the vibrant atmosphere, rooftop views of downtown, and variety of eateries. There's something for everyone -- from casual bites to unique drinks, plus art and events throughout the space. Great spot to explore, grab a meal, and enjoy a lively downtown vibe. Highly recommend visiting!

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    Ask the Community - POST Houston

    Is there a sports bar?

    Currently, no.

    Is it handicap friendly?

    It sure is. There is a ramp from the side parking lot or direct parking to main entrance. There are elevators and accessible restrooms too!

    Is it dog friendly?

    I've only seen service dogs allowed.

    What's the website to pay for parking?

    There are QR codes posted at almost every door to pay for parking. You can also pay at the gate with a credit card.

    Can I use Apple Pay?

    Yes. Most if not all the vendors have Apple Pay setup

    Is there free parking?

    not anymore it seems. free up to 75min. after that, $5/h and cap at $40

    Does anyone know if any of the tables have places for ppl to plug up their computers? Like on a less busy day could I bring my laptop and work amongst the bustle?

    Nope

    Are the food places open for lunch during the week?

    Yes! I have friends who go for lunch & it's less crowded.

    Is concealed carry prohibited? Are there 30.06 signs at the entrance?

    I don't think so, at least not that I can recall. I carried with no issues 🤷🏻‍♂️

    How much do you have pay for parking Except Sunday?

    Parking is free unless they are having a special event.

    Do they allow dogs?

    Not sure, but I'd think not. When I went, didn't see anyone bring their dogs along

    Where will people park? Downtown is already super congested. Did they build an underground parking lot or garage along with the new building?

    There's a parking lot right next to the building

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