Top Restaurants In The Museum District, Houston

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Located in a major Southern state, Houston, Texas is guaranteed to offer Southern hospitality and great cooking. In order to fill your cravings and fuel your soul, the first stop on Houston’s culinary scene has to be Lucille’s. From delicious eats such as fried green tomatoes, fried oysters, the extremely popular watermelon salad, and duck breast to a wonderful happy hour and a few cocktails, this is one spot that should not be overlooked.

Houston is one city that prides itself on amazing cuisine, which comes from establishments big and small, including food trucks. While this spot is not a food truck, it will compete with them when is comes to serving great Mexican food. Bodegas Taco Shop offers a spot for build-your-own burritos, tostadas, tacos, and salads, all within a modern and rustic Tex Mex vibe, and features a tequila bar and live music.

If you’re feeling hungry after leaving the museum, head around the corner to experience fine dining and wining. MF Sushi offers exquisite fare in an exclusive, sexy and intimate setting that will definitely make the next list of date night spots for your future visits.

With no relation to Edgar Allen Poe, The Raven Grill was founded on eccentric comfort food and local meats, making it a neighborhood favorite. This is the perfect spot for reading your daily paper, catching up with your book club, or enjoying time to yourself.

Allow Ambrosia to tantalize your taste buds with a tangy and spicy twist on Asian cuisine. Pick and choose your desired flavors, mix and match if you want, and go on your own lavish foodie adventure. Aside from the interior and ambiance, the food is what calls visitors back for more. Never be too shy to try out new foods, like their garlic Brussels sprouts and grilled flank steak pieces with samosa bites.

This is a new spin on Texas-meets-Korea dishes. Dak & Bop recreates their own versions of fried food. They are known for twice-frying their chicken — you know it will be extra crispy — and their popular kimchi fries will make you order seconds. This spot features an exclusive, intimate, and laid back atmosphere, and you will always be taken care of. For visitors wanting to watch sports, they have you covered with wide screen televisions for every college football and NFL games for the liking, plus they offer a wide selection of beers and creative cocktails for your happy hour needs.

Who says you have to buy a space in a fancy building to call it a restaurant? This spot is set in a 1920s home and enriches your tastebuds and other senses with contemporary Spanish and classic Catalan flavors. BNC Taste & Tradition definitely stays true to their name and their major founding values of crafting and creating food for all the senses — it is a place to start new traditions.