Best Restaurant in Houston

Uchi.

 

I've long had Tony's at the top of my list.

 

Underbelly for me, although I haven't been to Oxheart

 

Are you actually going to eat, or are you just asking?

 

Timmy Chan's.

/end thread

 

What type of restaurant? Cuisine?

 

Taking a woman or business or family or what? Details, dude.

I always thought Da Marco was a can't miss. Tony's too. Newer places: Oxheart, Underbelly, Reef. Those are the only expense account places I've been into town for in the past year

 

Underbelly is way overrated. Uchi. RGD. massraffs. Tonys.

Low key place - max wives dive still does good bar food.

 

^Hit them all. I was about to say those places. I've been to Mark's a couple of times. Pretty good.

 

Uchi and DaMarcos is kick ass.

 

Moon tower inn.

Don't even need shoes.

 

I always liked that space, and the food was great. Another one of my old favorites...is the Backstreet Cafe still there? Loved that patio in the fall.

 

I know someone who went to Oxheart and hated it. He's an extreme foodie, too, as in he'll weekly drive to different cities for food.

 

I've never heard of Oxheart. I did a quick search on Google Maps to see where it's located, and this is the one sentence description:

"Thoughtfully sourced & vegetable-centric New American tasting menus in an industrial setting."

Sounds like something I would hate.

My favorite restaurant in Houston is Fogo de Chao. But it's not a really a local restaurant, and I'm guessing that's what you're looking for.

 

Oxheart is a good experience and a couple of the courses were so good but I'm not sure that it's worth the $100 min per person.

 

Provisions is always good, a buddy of mine went to Pass and said he had a better experience than Per Se.

So because Pass and Provisions hasn't been mentioned yet, I will add this.

 

^Good mention.