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    The Board Room

    4.4 (25 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Live music
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Isabel P.

    I had a delightful time with my girlfriends at the Board Room. Located in the city center of memorial city. We came during HH but also tried many items off the menu. We really enjoyed the appetizers, flat breads, and boards. We did try one of the Entrees, the chicken piccata but that was our least favorite. The cocktails and wine was great. I even tried their mocktails as well. The presentation of the drinks and food are IG worthy. The mushroom flat bread was my favorite. The Chefs choice board was a wonderful array of meats, cheeses, fruits, jam, olives, nuts, and bread that complimented well. It was a good sample. Our waiter was excellent! He was patient with us and checked on us often to make sure we were enjoying ourselves and made sure our drinks were full. We did stay a few hours catching up with each other. Luckily it wasn't a busy evening so they had no qualms of us hanging our but we were consistently ordering more. The ambience was nice and chill. Love the large windows for natural lighting. Full elegant bar as well. It is a small space which means it can get full quickly. I did see a lot of afterwork gatherings and people making quick stops at the bar for a drink. Beautiful place for a pre-dinner stop or post-dinner drink/snack. I think the Board Room is a great addition to city center. We will definitely be back to try the larger boards. The girlfriends love charcuterie boards.

    10/10 recommend!! Their SauvignonJohn brand house wine instantly stands out -- crisp, and bright! pairs beautifully with their curated boards and entrées. The desserts board is a showstopper, filled with bites that make sharing irresistible, and the charming fresh flowers for sale add a touch of beauty that extends beyond your meal. They've also thought of everything for convenience, offering grab-and-go lunch items that are fresh, affordable, and just as elegant as their dine-in fare. The full lunch and dinner menu transitions seamlessly from light daytime bites to hearty, flavorful dishes in the evening. And if you can, grab a seat on their amazing patio -- it's lush, inviting, and easily one of the best spots in Houston to sip wine and unwind

    The board room is an amazing experience! The ambiance the food the wine are all outstanding!! Such a fun place to treat yourself ...went with a close friend and had a beautiful bottle of rose and enjoyed the crab cake signature board & wine snacks! Will definitely be coming back!!

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    Excellent service, ambience, and food! Can't wait to come back! Perfect for a girls night out or grabbing a quick lunch.

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    Food was ok. Service was lacking. We felt ignored. Other than that, it was good for the price.

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    The board room is beautiful!! It has the BEST wine and food! You should definitely try it out!

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    Credence -- Where Live Fire Becomes Language and Houston Becomes Art…read more Credence isn't just a restaurant; it's a declaration written in flame. The moment you step inside, the room opens like a long exhale -- wide, airy, and confident, anchored by an open kitchen that glows with the kind of live fire that doesn't simply cook food but tells stories. This is Houston hospitality raised to its highest register, the kind that once earned a Michelin Star for service and still moves with the quiet pride of a place that knows exactly what it's doing. Chef Levi Goode's first brick‑and‑mortar feels like a culmination -- a fifth‑generation Texan with classical training finally building a home where both halves of his identity can stretch their legs. You taste the lineage in the smoke, the discipline in the technique, and the ambition in the menu, which reads like a love letter to Gulf waters, ranch land, and the elemental power of fire. Start with the seafood tower if you want to understand Credence's worldview: fresh, cold, towering abundance arranged with the precision of someone who respects the ocean as much as the plate. The smoked tuna dip is a quiet masterpiece -- silky, savory, and carrying a whisper of smoke that feels like a signature. But the deviled crab? That's where the kitchen shows off. The crab arrives tossed in a smoky tomato butter that clings to every fold, every shred, every hidden corner. Then comes the monkey bread -- warm, soft, pull‑apart temptation -- the kind of bread that makes you forget your manners and commit fully to the moment. But the flame is the true narrator here. It guides the entrées, sets the rhythm, and crowns the showpieces. The whole duck is a spectacle, a celebration, a feast meant for people who appreciate craft and aren't afraid of abundance. It arrives whole (no head), lacquered and glistening, with two legs transformed into confit jewels -- tender, rich, and decadent enough to make you pause mid‑bite. This is not a solo mission; bring a friend or two unless you plan to make a memory out of leftovers. If beef is your compass, the prime dry‑aged New York strip is a study in restraint and precision. Charred edges, deep flavor, and that unmistakable live‑fire signature that makes you wonder why you ever settled for anything cooked on a quiet grill. Dessert at Credence is not an afterthought -- it's a finale. The brown butter Bundt cake arrives warm and fragrant, crowned with chantilly cream that melts into every ridge. It's sized for a crowd, but sharing becomes a philosophical dilemma. Credence is not cheap, but it is honest. Every dollar is accounted for in intention, detail, and execution. This is Houston -- bold, generous, and unafraid -- translated into food, flame, and service. A restaurant that honors the land, the lineage, and the craft, all at once.

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