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111 N Post Oak Ln, Houston, TX 77024, United States

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Sleek spot for upscale Gulf Coast fare. Grand locale boasting extensive wine options plus luxe takes on sophisticated Gulf Coast cuisine.

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StàÑ -

One of the best and outstanding food and service one could ask for..! Loved this place so much that we are thinking of rebooking again for a next dinner date. The manager was exceptionally attentive at all tables, the servers were so friendly and loving to serve. A great place over all.

Elizebeth Mohan -

This is a great fine dine restaurant for a dinner date or for any special occasion .We absolutely loved our experience here the staff was great the service was quick yet thoughtful.They do ask for allergies/reactions so they are very careful.The restaurant was quite and beautiful experience .The food is delicious loved every bite.Do ask for wine recommendations and they have a wine taste just before to make sure you like it.

Jis David -

Great place. Clean and well maintained. Friendly and professional staff. Good food and good quality and quantity. Their beef wellington is good.

Caro On -

Went here for a birthday dinner with my sister and her children and my boyfriend. The ambience is beautiful and the staff was so accommodating. We went in at 8:15pm and they close at 9:00pm, I am sorry, but they did not rush us at all and gave us the full experience. They ribeye was the best, the cheese sticks were tasty, the Mac and cheese was mehh..., The chicken was on point, and I do not like salmon so I did not try it. The dessert was good too. There is one that is called abuelita something, it was my favorite, the cheesecake was good too. I enjoyed my time here. Wouldn't mind going back next year, cause it costs a pretty penny. ??

Lisa clontz -

I'm room dining 3.5 and restaurant dining 6 Lunch: I was kindly welcome by the host, promptly seated to a table of my liking, which got warm in the sun and then kindly moved by waitstaff. The decor was elegant, I enjoyed the chandelier with the hanging raw crystals. My waitress was happy to discuss menu items - I like to inquire into flavor profiles to avoid choosing an option not to my liking. I ordered the tortilla soup. The cocktail wasn't anything spectacular. I expected floral notes as flowers was in its title and an edible flower. The warm bread roll was large sweet bread with a light dust of salt to complete a sweet and salty pairing - the honey butter was delicate and came out at perfect temperature. The tiny bowl made it easy to wipe up every bit of the perfect butter with the soft airy baked with love bread. The soup broth was kept in a separate warm pitcher, poured for me when delivered and it was a captivating. I appreciate that as it does not wilt cook or moisten the fresh ingredients en route to the table and keeps the broth at perfect temperature. The avocado was peak fresh, could have been cut in uniform sizes to the other vegetables, I did have to cut it into bite sizes. The tortillas did not turn soggy and I appreciate this. The broth immediately filled my senses. The silverware and soup spoon were elegant and substantial. Chicken tortilla soup has a savory smoky aromatic fragrance somewhat hint of rustic "gamey-ness" complex oil of fats and aroma - It works! It was unique and a very thick and well saturated in flavor, bold, not a light broth by any circumstance- it was deep, earthy, blended balance of spices - the spice lingered subtly and softly in the palette after and washed down with water - fresh ingredients picked at perfection! This rustic craft artisan chicken tortilla soup was my favorite item. I enjoyed dipped and sobbing up the broth within extra sweet roll they so kindly provided. The chicken: I enjoyed the aroma, it was an earthy herb . It was moist and succulent, perfectly cooked, bone in. The waitress offered a wine sampling as I wanted a nice pairing, a new Sonoma Chardonnay, not too dry and a hint of butter, it paired well - the chef let's ingredients natural flavors be the star, via quality ingredients. The vegetables perfectly charred and al dente - The plate arrived hot to keep the food warm. The broccolinis & peppers natural flavors was brought alive. char allows the complex flavors of vegetables to be dynamic. Chicken sauce consistency was balanced, lemon not overbearing, I wish I had a bit more!. The sauce had hint of sun dried tomato herbs. The pickled topping made a fresh match.. the pickling vegetables are chilled - the food here is definitely not one note, it is a symphony! Each instrument, heard. The zucchini was cut thick enough to not become mush, until leftover - these dishes are made to be enjoyed right away served with optimal timing. The serving size could serve two people.

Pam Wang -

Housed in a historical building, this restaurant presents its hospitality and delicacy in every single way.

Federico Cerdas -

The best Suadero Tacos in Houston and probably in America. Chef Juan Tuch will surprise you with his creativity with the menu. Unforgettable flavors and excellent service. A must in Houston. In addition, you will enjoy the magnificent Oak that welcomes you with amazing lighting!

Cindy Rizzato -

Very nice upscale restaurant in The Houstonian. The food and service was excellent. I got the snapper, very tasty. Highly recommend! Ran into Reba McEntire while dining! She was very sweet and still gorgeous!

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111 N Post Oak Ln, Houston, TX 77024, United States
+1 713-685-6713
Monday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tuesday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Wednesday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Thursday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Friday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Saturday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sunday
6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

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