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Eater Houston’s Picks for Where to Eat This Weekend: April 11

1 week ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

Eater Houston is trying something new. Each week, we’ll provide a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?“ Here are four places to check out this weekend in Houston. And if you need ideas on where to drink, here’s our list of the hottest places to get cocktails in town.
A Hotel Restaurant That Serves One of the City’s Best Burgers, Plus 10 Other Exciting Houston Openings

1 week ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley
Two Houston ‘Top Chef’ Alums Are Opening a Daytime Cafe and Creative Space in the Heights

2 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

Luke Chang Top Chef: Houston finalist Evelyn Garcia and Top Chef: Canada contestant Henry Lu are teaming up for yet another food-centric collaboration. The duo behind Jūn, the Latin-Southeast Asian restaurant that’s traditionally only open for dinner, will open the restaurant during the day as a cafe and creative space on Monday, April 14, according to a release.
Houston Is Still Cashing In on the Viral Dubai Chocolates Trend. Here’s Where to Find It.

2 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

AmongAmong the many food trends that have come and gone, Dubai chocolate seems to have staying power. The pistachio cream-loaded chocolate bar, which, as the name implies, originated in Dubai, has captivated American diners since its 2023 TikTok debut.
The Best Houston Restaurants and Bars With Live Entertainment

2 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

Skip to main content clockmore-arrownoyesmobile Back to List No dull dinners or drinks here. Matchless Exposure No dull dinners or drinks here. | Matchless Exposure This map has been updated to include Axelrad, Leo’s River Oaks, Toca Madera, and Goode’s Armadillo Palace. Emilia Havana’s, Amrina, and now-closed restaurants like Albi, Lightnin’ Good Times, and Se7en have been removed.
One of Houston’s Most Beloved Midtown Bars Is Dropping a Jazz Album

2 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

OneOne of Houston’s hottest hangouts and live music venues is releasing a jazz album.
Here Are Houston’s 2025 James Beard Award Finalists

3 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Courtney Smith

The James Beard Awards, often referred to as “the Oscars of food,” are among the most prestigious awards in the food and hospitality industry. Each year, the James Beard Foundation restaurants, bars, and hospitality professionals in categories such as Outstanding Restaurant, Best Chef, and Best New Chef.
The Best Martinis in Houston

3 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brianna Griff |Brittany Britto Garley

Skip to main content clockmore-arrownoyesmobile Back to List These Houston restaurants and bars will make you rethink your definition of “martini.” Karter Kendrick These Houston restaurants and bars will make you rethink your definition of “martini.” | Karter Kendrick The martini is a timeless cocktail celebrated for its crisp, clean flavor, traditionally crafted with gin or vodka and a splash of vermouth.
The Best Rooftop Bars and Restaurants in Houston

3 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley |Marcy de Luna |Marcy de Luna

Back to List These restaurants and bars offer the best views in Houston. Thompson Houston These restaurants and bars offer the best views in Houston. | Thompson Houston In Houston, rooftop bars offer something for everyone — epic dance parties with DJs, romantic evenings under the stars, and picturesque skyline views with a buzzing atmosphere.
Best Dishes Eater Houston’s Editor Ate This Month: March 2025

3 weeks ago | houston.eater.com | Brittany Britto Garley

There are more than 12,000 restaurants in Houston. With at least 145 languages spoken across town and communities bringing compelling fare from regions like south Louisiana and the West Coast, and countries like Mexico, Syria, and the Philippines, there’s no shortage of outstanding food in Space City. Check back monthly to see the best things Eater Houston’s editor ate this month. The Murimake roll at Haii KeiiThe sushi doesn’t stop in Houston.