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The Finn

3.9 (269 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Classy
Loud
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Karla D.

European-style food hall with a variety of chef/inspired options (some Michelin). We ate at Artistry (see review). But the hall has a bar, burger place, chicken place, ramen stand, Korean bbq, tacos, and more. A clean and welcoming space with ample seating. Nice spot for lunch and dinner. Good selection of options.

Rex C.

Tara and Peter are absolutely amazing! I had a great conversation with them. Very personable nice people. I walk in downtown all the time and I've never seen this place. Will brought me in with the marketing mail they sent me. I'm glad they sent me that because I was able to try out proper Berger. The burger was amazing. I like the Christmas tree and all the decorations. They have a multitude of restaurants to try out. Great concept and I'll definitely be back. Once again, it was nice talking with Tara. She's an absolute pro.!

John D.

The seven-year itch is real, and this evening marked my long-awaited return to this excellent downtown food court after exactly seven years. Not much has changed here, except for the restaurants that now occupy the space. When I last visited, I tried a Korean eatery called Yong. Sadly, Yong is long gone, but in its place is another fantastic Seoul-inspired spot: Nyam Nyam. I had dinner from them, and I'll be diving into that experience in a separate review! What is constant, though, is that residents, visitors, and downtown office workers still have solid choices for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the hustling, bustling heart of the H. As I walked around Finn, I made a mental note to drop by again whenever I'm in town for an Astros or Rockets game. It's truly a reliable spot!

Creamy Creamy Gochujang
Garfield N.

I was going to check out a restaurant in Finn Hall and saw this quaint little place and decided to give it a try. Finn Hall is a food court heaven with an eclectic blend of cozy restaurants that will satisfy even the pickiest consumer. I tried Fire Breathing Noodz and tried the Creamy Gochujang. Per the restaurant name it was fire, so I had to get water. These restaurants are exactly what name implies a series of uniquely different restaurants, so expect to pay for water, lol. I visited this restaurant on a whim out of curiosity. One of the few times I've seen such a collection of tiny restaurants, such as this has been in airports. This place Finn Hall is in downtown Houston at 712 Main St. I started the conversation with the people in this particular restaurant and asked the question if I could only try one dish what would you suggest and that's what I ate. I have to say it was really good. The pictures below. For me as a consumer, Customer Service and Service Recovery are two things that can make an otherwise on uneventful, dining experience memorable. The two gentlemen, there were friendly and because of my positive interaction with them, I tried the food. And the rest is history as they say. GN3 = Garfield Norris III

Craft Burger: onion rings
Morgan W.

Convenient stop right off the metro rail. Several different places to eat at but on a Saturday around 7 pm a few of them were closed. We settled in craft burger. Service was a little confusing. You order on a machine although staff are handling tasks in the kitchen. For 2 burgers with onion rings and fries. It took about 20 minutes to come. My burger wasn't entirely correct so I returned to ask for what was missing. The onion rings were large and overcooked. The truffle fries were really good. Once my burger was correct, it also was good. It was an average cost burger that I could eat again but the burger is all i'm probably going to order. The french fries are shareable size! Check out Finn Hall. Watch a game. Try one restaurant or try them all.

Chicken with sauce that's similar to teriyaki. It's soo good!!
Amanda L.

This is an awesome food hall with something for just about anyone. We chose the Asian one to the right of the front entrance. It was delicious!! Crispy chicken, delicious fries, and amazing sauce on the chicken. Delicious! We'll definitely be back and try other places inside it too.

Birria Ramen
Kevin T.

This food hall has tasty treats for all different kinds of taste buds. The ramen bowl was very tasty and different. Broth was a little thick but it was delicious. Tacos were delicious. Huge bar with plenty of beer & cocktail options. The entire staff was very friendly and outgoing. Highly recommend this food hall if you are in downtown Houston.

Jessica P.

Great option if you are with people and you all want something different. The hall is decorated nicely and our food was good. Service was relatively quick. My noodle dish was wayyy too spicy for me so I will ask for it not to be next time. The apple egg rolls were great!

Great coffee at Three Keys Coffee
LaMecia M.

I stopped by Finn Hall for lunch and was pleased because it allowed me to support some local diverse-owned businesses. I like the variety of businesses and the fact that they have award-winning businesses that represent the best of Houston (e.g. Three Keys Coffee & Craft Burger). There's a fair amount of seating. I went during the height of lunch hour on a Monday and it wasn't too crowded. Apparently they offer discounted parking. Some vendors close early so check their hours before going.

Truffle Swiss burger from Proper a burger spot.
Jose R.

Awesome place to stop by for a meal and a beer what I'm running through downtown. The burgers from proper a burger spot was awesome and an excellent beer wine selection available.

Onion rings
Shekkola G.

My first trip here won't be my last! The burger was amazing. I am not crazy about mayo, but I loved the Craft sauce! Our order was prepared quickly and accurately. There was plenty of seating and the volume made for easy conversation!

Birria Ramen
Cassie X.

I've been here a few times and my latest visit, I went to Fire Noods which was actually really good and fairly priced. I got Thai noodle which was only $15. It was super tasty and there were a decent amount of meat (chicken) in there. My friend got the birria ramen which was also surprisingly good. It was not too oily or fatty which was a good surprise. There were a few other stalls that I would want to try including the Maui bento which also looked good.

Chi A.

Finn Hall is conveniently located downtown and offers a moderate array of options of food selections. We were there on a Thursday evening around 6pm so it wasn't too busy and we found free street parking. After a quick lap around the hall, I went with Pecking Order. The owner was really nice and accommodated all the modifications I wanted in my salad. He even suggested I get it with shredded impossible meat and that was the best idea because it was so delicious!!!! Can't wait to go back.

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Ask the Community - The Finn

What is replacing Mala?

We are actively searching for a new concept that will complement the diverse lineup of food options at Finn Hall. Stay tuned for updates on our social media accounts.

Can you get there from the downtown tunnel system?

Hi Gabe. Yes, you can! We are connected to the Travis Tunnel through the Jones on Main building.… 

How's the parking?

There are several parking garages around the area, but I have not noticed a Finn Hall parking garage. So, with that being said, you won't get it validated at one of the vendors. It's basically the same parking situation as Conservatory.

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My group came in for a Sunday dinner reservation and enjoyed the 1/2 off wine bottle special of…read moreFrancesco Vezzelli (il selezione' emilia-romagna, lambrusco di sorbara) and FOCACCIA DI RECCO (warm flatbread with mortadella & lira rossa crescenza). The focaccia was definitely the stand out favorite for me, and it was helpful having a sommelier on staff to give us wine samples before making our choice. Because we had a vegetarian among us, we each ordered the following veggies as our entrees to share: ROASTED CORN (ajo blanco, marcona almond salsa, ricotta salata) was pretty spicy for my taste, but was good with tortilla chips as leftovers the next day. TUNA TARTARE (paprika aioli, meyer lemon, carta di musica) GRILLED RATATOUILLE (heirloom tomato, sweet pepper, eggplant).

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