Space Center Houston is an incredible place, one of those spots that makes you feel both small and inspired at the same time. The exhibits are fascinating and full of real artifacts from NASA’s missions, not just replicas. You can see actual spacecraft, touch a piece of the moon, and learn about everything from early Apollo missions to the latest space innovations. The tram tour is a must, it takes you to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where you can see real astronaut training areas and mission control. It feels surreal to stand where history happened. The staff and guides are passionate and full of knowledge, always happy to answer questions and share fun facts. Everything is well organized, clean, and family-friendly. Whether you’re into science, history, or just curious about space, it’s a place that pulls you in and keeps you amazed. Plan to spend a few hours, there’s so much to explore and every part is worth it.

Great place for all ages. It has a ton of fun things to do, including off-site fun like rocket park and the astronaut training facility. The tram tours were nice. The mission:sketch was really cool, and the robots were nice too. There were so many fun things to do and see. The space simulators were really cool, fun, and educational. The cafeteria food was not as bad as I expected, and it was preety good. The skittles machine is super cool, I recommend it.

Located an hours drive from Houston downtown. Entry is. $40USD per adult to get in. There is alot to see and explore. The history is covered well and a number or films to watch to get assistance to understand NASA’s space program. The outside there are many cool displays ro walk and see. You need to really give your self 4 hours to see everything. Worth the visit.

Amazing day out… Last December we spent a whole day at NASA’s Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center with our friends. We reserved our timeslot online. This place serves as an inspiration and educational resources for all ages to learn about past and future space missions. The exhibits, NASA tram tour, historic sites like the Independence Plaza and Rocket Park are praiseful. We appreciate seeing the real artifacts, including spacesuits, spacecraft, and lunar samples. We also tried the motion simulator ride which has an additional fee and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The food court is clean and provides a selection of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. We also found our ideal NASA souvenir from their gift shop. Although we couldn’t secure a spot for the Historic Mission Control tour due to its limited availability, we would certainly return to take this tour.

So my travel goal has been to go to every Space Center in the US. So far, I've been to here and the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This Space Center is awesome and it was a really enjoyable experience. Tickets here are surprisingly reasonable in price. Actually, all the pricing was really solid even for being a major attraction. I really enjoyed that they had a bunch of different tours inside as well as a bunch of films to watch. I was bummed that mission control was under construction when I was there, but I still got to see the bulk of the space center in the day I was there. I feel like you would need at least 5 hours to see most of the space center, but I feel like at least 2 days would be best. I highly recommend it; it's definitely worth seeing if you're in Houston and want to explore outside the city.

Always an amazing place and always has something new to see. This is a must see if you're in the Houston area. Go on all the free tours and if you have time go on to paid tours as well. Everyone that works there are very helpful. Go ahead and get the picture package cuz it is so worth it compared to other places that you go. Of course the gift shop can be very expensive but you can find a couple of little cheap items like magnets and keychains that you would like.

Space Center Houston is an absolute must-visit for anyone interested in science, technology, and space exploration. The exhibits are interactive and inspiring, covering everything from the Apollo missions to the future of Mars exploration. Walking through the replica of the space shuttle and seeing actual spacecraft gives you a real sense of history. The tram tour to NASA Johnson Space Center was a highlight-you get to see Mission Control and the astronaut training facilities, which makes the experience unforgettable. The staff and guides are very knowledgeable, and everything is organized so visitors of all ages can enjoy and learn. It's also family-friendly, with plenty of engaging activities for kids, and the gift shop has some unique space-themed souvenirs. Plan to spend at least half a day here to fully explore. Highly recor d for both tourists and locals!

This amusement park is beautifully designed and located right by the sea, which gives it a unique and relaxing atmosphere. The whole park has a strong Spanish character, which adds to its charm and authenticity. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, offering a variety of food options — and many with great views. The rides and attractions are a lot of fun, well-maintained, and offer something for all ages. Whether you’re into adrenaline-pumping roller coasters or more relaxed experiences, there’s something here for everyone. Prices are relatively affordable, especially considering the quality and variety the park offers. All in all, a fantastic day out — fun, scenic, and very Spanish in the best way!

Great place to spend a day with the family or a date. Lots of fun things to do and you can even get a tour in a boat 😵‍💫. They have a nice Hotel there you can stay and different restaurants with all kinds of food. The parking ticket is 15 dollars and the whole day pass was like 30 which is the best option. The roller coaster is insane 🤣 so much fun.

Kemah Boardwalk is one of the most vibrant and fun destinations along the Texas Gulf Coast. It perfectly blends great food, family entertainment, and a relaxing seaside vibe. The boardwalk is beautifully set by the water, offering stunning views, cool sea breezes, and plenty of spots to unwind or snap photos. There’s something for everyone here from thrilling rides and arcade games to waterfront dining and live music. The restaurants, especially the seafood spots, serve fresh and flavorful meals, and the overall atmosphere is always lively and welcoming. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or as a couple, Kemah Boardwalk guarantees a memorable experience filled with energy, laughter, and beautiful coastal charm. A must visit place for both locals and tourists looking for fun, good food, and a true Texas waterfront experience

Our 1st time here, personally I was quite excited. The weather afforded us cool breezes, we arrived 11:45ish for scheduled noon opening and after walking around, having lunch the rides were just opening. When we left at 1:30 there was only one shop open. Totally disappointed! Don't know if this happens on a regular basis but I don't think we'll be driving an hour for this.

Kemah Boardwalk is a perfect family-friendly destination packed with fun and entertainment for all ages! From live music to exciting acrobatic shows, there’s always something happening. Enjoy one of the best dining experiences by the beach, with plenty of restaurants to choose from. Kids will love the carnival rides, splash pad during the summer, and the charming train that circles the boardwalk and even passes through some restaurants. Parking is paid, and weekends tend to get busy—so plan ahead!

The kids and I had a blast they enjoyed the rides. We got the all day pass which is a good price if you go on a decent amount of rides. The food is overpriced but that is to be expected. I do recommend the souvenir cup which is $10 since the refills are $1 vs buying 1 drink that ranges between $4 - $8 especially if you plan to stay a while. We paid $12 for parking for the open lot right next to the boardwalk that is card only but you have to scan a QR code to pay but there is also a car garage for parking also that is right next to the boardwalk.

Great place to take the kids, I took mine here as kids and now as teenagers and there is plenty to do for both age groups. Lots of restaurants to stop and grab a bite to eat. Rides for small kids as well as the bigger ones. And the view on the boardwalk is so beautiful especially at night from the ferris wheel 🎡

This zoo is so nice! There is a ton of shade on the walkways, and the exhibits for the animals were pretty spacious compared to other zoos. They had drainage issues in the aquatic area when we went this past weekend so the penguin exhibit was closed unfortunately. The capybaras were definitely the highlight for me. You do need to purchase your tickets online prior.

It's a fairly decent sized zoo, there always seems to be something they're updating & maintaining. The staff is friendly & informative, there's several shady areas that help with super hot & humid days. It's not our family favorite zoo, but it is the closest and therefore we do visit several times a year. We still have not been in the children's area, so no feedback on that, but there does seem to be quite a lot under construction at this time of year. A big plus is all the beautiful landscaping which is well maintained & there always seems to be something in bloom.

Very calm and a nice place to visit with families. The zoo was maintained at all times, the food was also good inside. The lemonade was so good and it was so much compared to other portion sizes. I would always come back here for a good family time for sure.

I took my baby girl to the Houston Zoo for her 1st birthday along with her 2.5 year old cousin. Both of them had a great time and were engaged as we went through each exhibit. We went on October 13th, which was Columbus Day (on a Monday) and it wasn't over crowded inside of the Zoo. We were able to comfortably see all of the animals in each area... including the gorilla's which was where we saw the biggest group of Zoo goers. Our visit was during the Halloween season, so there was a lot of awesome decor, however we noticed that hardly any kiddos were dressed in costumes. It was still early October, so that could be why. Some suggestions would be to pack and bring your own snacks, especially if visiting with kiddos. The food and snacks there are grossly overpriced. They allow small coolers so next time we go we'll pack sandwiches, juices, and cold snacks. Also, the parking was atrocious and a bit aggressive so be prepared for that. You may circle the parking lots for a while before lucking up on a leaving family (then you my have to do the whole "I was here 1st" thing when other cars when you do.) Horrible. Overall though, we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely come back (probably on a random weekday to avoid the whole parking thing).

This was a great zoo that was easy to get around and lots of shade for hot days. The kids really enjoyed petting the goats. The park was really clean and great directions. I highly recommend it.

Good zoo. Very, very busy on a November weekend. The sea lions are always my favorite, but the elephants were very fun to watch as well. The animals looked to be low-stress for being in captivity. I actually wished there was more signage talking about the specific animals, and that they have pronunciation guides. I think most signs were in both English and Spanish. Very large zoo with lots of different ways to view the animals. I wish there were more keepers/interns/volunteers educating about the animals or available for questions.

It was such a great experience! We usually don’t go to Zoos but it was fun and nice to see different type of animals that close. Also, at the beginning there is a guy who take nice photos you might try! Little elephant was my favorite.

This is a great park. There's something for everyone here. The conservancy and Japanese gardens are stunning. Fantastic playgrounds and picnic areas. The train is $7 and is hop off, hop on all day. The zoo is an additional cost but worth it. Paddle boats are available to rent, as well. This is easily an all day destination that is worth the time.

I absolutely love Memorial Hermann parks — they’ve become one of our favorite places to spend time as a family. The splash pads are amazing — big, clean, and perfect for cooling off on hot days. There’s so much space for kids to run, play, and explore, and the water features keep them entertained for hours. It’s such a gem, especially if you have little ones. Highly recommend checking it out if you haven’t already!

This park is not just beautiful but amazing! They have everything a kid could dream of in a park. Very clean, and well made. Restrooms are very clean as well. The only bad thing is to find a parking spot available.

Very clean and beautiful park. Alot of friendly birds ducks turtles bunnies squirrels etc running around. The playground and water park is amazing and very innovative. The train is handy for getting around this enormous place. a lot of clean bathrooms as well. Definitely worth a trip with the kids

Beautiful park for kids and families . The toy train , Japanese garden and boat ride are highlights in a day long picnic . A thoroughly enjoyable outing in the midst of the city . We can extend it for another day by visiting Houston Zoo

Very cute park! Still have not explored the whole thing, but there were lots of clean benches and places to sit, wide paved pathways (and some gravel ones, typically narrower but still flat and maintained), and lots of turtles in the pond! We even saw some late-season baby ducks today, so cute 🦆

Really beautiful park in Houston. Spent a day here with toddlers and it was amazing! Picnic in the park, ducks to feed, train to ride, paddle boats, carousel and the new Commons area. The Commons is really neat - slides and areas for both bigger kids and small kids….and an area for water and sand play. Loved it and will return.

I really think this restaurant is faking its top reviews. Tortillas are not fresh, you can taste the preservatives. Same with the cheese. It’s covered in the same dust as shredded cheese you get from the grocery store. The beef fajita meat was very tough, had bad texture, and no flavor. Try a different restaurant in the area instead. Worse than chuy’s, worse than gringo’s, worse than taco cabana. HEB sells 20 fresh tortillas for like $5, there’s no reason for a taco restaurant to not be using fresh tortillas. Gas station quality, downtown price. Staff were friendly, atmosphere was fine. My wife got the fish tacos and said the only thing good was the Coke Zero.

The burrito I had was good and huge, maybe a little less flavorful than I was hoping. They put a good amount of meat in it though. Was not a fan of the tres leches cake. It was very thin, no milk on the bottom and way too much cinnamon. Prices were fair. The atmosphere and set up was very nice

A Day of Dinos and Decibels, Fueled by Bodegas A truly epic Houston day, one that spans from the prehistoric wonders of the Houston Museum of Natural Science to the thundering riffs of a Metallica concert, requires strategic and satisfying sustenance. Bodegas Taco Shop, conveniently nestled in the Museum District, proved to be the perfect fuel for our adventure. Stepping out of the museum and into the early evening, the casual and lively atmosphere of Bodegas was a welcome transition. With the promise of a high-energy concert ahead, we opted for a mix of fresh and flavorful tacos to power us through the night. The grilled chicken tacos were a solid choice. The chicken was tender and juicy, with a nice char-grilled flavor that paired well with the fresh toppings. Each bite was a straightforward and satisfying taste of a classic done right. The standout, however, was the fish tacos. Lightly battered and perfectly flaky, the fish was complemented by a crisp slaw and a creamy sauce that provided a refreshing contrast. They were a flavorful and surprisingly light option that didn't weigh us down before an evening of standing and cheering. Bodegas Taco Shop delivered exactly what we needed: delicious, quick, and energizing food in a prime location. It was the ideal pit stop in a day filled with Houston's finest offerings, from ancient fossils to modern metal legends. If you find yourself in the Museum District with a hunger to satisfy, Bodegas is a reliable and tasty choice.

Always hits the spot. Most don't even know they exist. They are the Gem of the medical center. The associates are always friendly and the the restaurant is always clean. 10/10 recommend.

Nice setup as far as the atmosphere but that is about all. The food is over priced, overcooked and it all comes straight out of a bag from the frozen food section from grocer supply or sysco. The rice had no flavor or seasoning just added corn to give it the presentation it needed to look appetizing but it was completely BLAND anlong with the beans and salsa. Also the chicken strips were ($13 )HARD DRY & extremely over cooked and the portion size was off...along with the flautas which were EXTRA CRIPSY & the chicken on the ends from the flautas was also burnt..but they still sent it off the line to serve to the customer. The only items that were actually good at this restaurant was the house RANCH & GUACAMOLE BOTH WERE AMAZING 👏 😋

First time coming to this spot. It was a hop skip and a jump away from the museum. Super good food. Will definitely go back

The fish tacos were a little bland. Margaritas were good! I liked the inside, the bar, and the patio. If the food wasn't mid I'd recommend a bit stronger.

I realized they don’t respond to reviews, but I’ll still share my experience from last night dinner, which gave me plenty to talk about. First of all, Juan and his team did an incredible job taking care of our table while we celebrated my youngest daughter’s birthday. Truly excellent service, thank you again Juan. On the food side: -Patatas bravas felt more like baked mashed potatoes than authentic bravas. -Beef tartare was full of flavor, and my wife’s favorite appetizer. -Pulpo a la gallega was very good served over a bed of mashed potatoes. -Jamon iberico just jamon iberico. -Croquettes never made it to the table. -gambas al ajillo, had a tasty flavor but using skinless shrimp, they lacked depth of flavor. -fisherman soup was the biggest disappointment, no taste of the langostinos or fish, plenty of croutons and a piece of sautéed fish meat. -pig a la segoviana came with a strong gamey flavor that’s why we left some in the plate. -on the brighter side, the grilled branzino was just EXCELLENT served with veggies and again some sautéed mashed potatoes I’ll definitely order it again next time. Desserts were also a highlight: crispy fillo, tarta de Santiago, and lemon tart were all delicious, the cocktails were great too. Otra vez Gracias Juan. Ps: Chef … too much mashed potatoes 🥔

I made a business dinner reservation here and somehow it did not stick. They ended up being able to accommodate us anyway and set us up outside on one of the nicest days in Houston. They even have air-conditioning on the patio and it’s not even enclosed. This place is definitely worth the hype. Every single thing that we ate was so good and the service was impeccable. Definitely understand why it received a Michelin star for bib gourmand. The rabbit and the octopus were my favorites. The desserts were all outstanding too. We ordered three out of the five.

This place was exceptional. The service was fantastic, our server was extremely knowledgeable of the menu, the quality of the food was excellent, the beverages were unique. And had a good environment. The suckling pig was absolutely delicious. The filo dough desert was delicious and light. Everything on the menu did in fact have a Spanish inspiration or origination and all have very unique flavor profiles. My only complaint would be around portion size of the food while I understand this is fine dining. I do think the entrée-portions and cocktails were slightly undersized. That said, I recommend and would return.

We celebrated a birthday dinner at BCN and it was absolutely phenomenal. The food was exquisite — every course transported me back to my time living in Spain. The atmosphere was elegant, warm, and celebratory, making it the perfect setting for such a special evening. A heartfelt thank you to Pedro, Paco, and the entire BCN team for creating such an unforgettable dining experience. Truly one of the best in Houston!

Our anniversary brunch at BCN was spectacular; without a doubt one of our favorite meals we've ever had in Houston. We had the tasting menu, plus a few things a la carte. Everything we tried was delicious, but the two huge surprise standouts for me were the strawberry salad and the Spanish octopus - easily the best salad and octopus I've ever had. Service and atmosphere were lovely, and really made the whole experience feel complete. I can't wait to come back!

BCN delivered an unforgettable dining experience from start to finish. The food was absolutely incredible—each dish was beautifully presented, bursting with flavor, and clearly crafted with care and creativity. Every bite was a perfect balance of sophistication and comfort. The service was outstanding—attentive without being overbearing, and the staff truly made us feel welcomed and valued. You can tell they take pride in every detail. As for the atmosphere, it was stunning. Elegant, warm, and thoughtfully designed, it created the perfect backdrop for a special night out. Honestly, BCN deserves a Michelin Star—it’s that good. We’ll definitely be back and can’t recommend it enough!

I would give this place 6 stars out of 5 if I could! We booked a table of 12 in the private dining room for my wife’s 50th birthday! The service the food the drinks were all amazing. Was it expensive! Hell yes! But was it value for money absolutely! It will be a night we will long remember ! Well deserving of its Michelin star! We will certainly be back again for a romantic table for 2 sometime soon.

This Galleria/mall has every store that you can think of. So many stores you cant get possibly get to every store in one day. They also have ice-skating a gigantic food court as well as a bunch of different services like massages nails haircuts. Parking was also very easy and did not take very long and surprisingly it was not as loud as I expected with as many people walking around during the holiday weekend.

To all the shoppers in the USA. I have encountered many malls in my travels, but the Galleria, 5085 Westheimer Rd, Houston , TX. It’s one of the largest and most luxurious shopping malls. It has 400 stores, 60 eateries, ice skating rink, with office space and two upscale hotels. It’s beautiful, clean and gives everyone an opportunity to shop and walk until they drop. Next time you’re in Houston and need a vast variety of upscale shops this is definitely the place.

You can find the highest quality products and the best discounts at the Galleria, all while enjoying a completely safe environment. You can use the parking lot for hours without paying any fee, and also enjoy the kids’ play area and a variety of restaurants. In my opinion, the Galleria is the perfect place where you and your family can enjoy both a great shopping experience and the pleasant atmosphere of a shopping center.

The Galleria has a wide variety of stores, and I was able to find what I needed, including a visit to the Apple Store. After shopping, I enjoyed the food court options. Overall, it’s a convenient mall with plenty of choices.

One of the coolest features? The indoor ice skating rink — it adds such a unique vibe and is fun for both kids and adults. The mall also feels very safe and organized, with plenty of parking available (including valet if you need it). Whether you’re shopping, eating, or just exploring, The Galleria Houston never disappoints. Highly recommend for locals and tourists alike!

Galleria Houston Review: A Shopper's Paradise I recently visited The Galleria in Houston, and I was blown away by its sheer size and offerings. With over 400 stores and restaurants, this iconic mall is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for a world-class shopping experience. Pros: - Unparalleled Shopping Options*: From high-end fashion brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton to popular retailers like H&M and Zara, The Galleria has something for everyone. - Ice Skating Rink: The indoor ice skating rink is a fantastic addition, providing entertainment for visitors of all ages. - Diverse Dining Options: With over 60 dining options, including fine dining restaurants like Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse and casual favorites like Shake Shack, there's something to suit every taste and budget. - Amenities Galore: The mall offers a range of amenities, including a children's play area, salon services, and a post office. Cons: - Crowds: Be prepared for large crowds, especially on weekends and holidays. - Limited Seating: Some visitors have noted the lack of seating areas outside of dining establishments, which can make it challenging to take a break. Tips for Visitors: - Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. - Utilize valet parking services for added convenience. - Take time to explore different wings of the mall, as new sections have been added recently. Overall Experience: My experience at The Galleria was fantastic, with plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options to enjoy. While crowds and limited seating can be a challenge, the mall's amenities and services make it a worthwhile visit. Rating:4.5/5 stars If you're planning a trip to Houston, The Galleria is a must-visit destination. With its unparalleled shopping options, diverse dining, and entertainment amenities, it's an experience you won't want to miss.

This mall is massive! A shopaholic’s dream. From budget to luxury! I purchased from Pandora , Skims, Lady M cake boutique, and for my ears pierced by Studs. It was an enjoyable experience for me.

Nothing about Houston makes sense! This beautiful attraction is the only attraction to see for miles. Houston must be so large that they sprinkle a little art all around. Luckily this was just a short walk from our hotel. It draws a lot of visitors. I loved to see the diverse crowd that gathered for photos. Be careful though, there isn’t a place to park. The tow truck was hovering and almost towed a car.

One of the most beautiful waterfalls I’ve ever seen inside the city of Houston. The design and atmosphere are truly stunning, making it a perfect place to relax or take photos. This park also holds a lot of good memories for me, which makes it even more special. A must-visit spot if you’re in Houston.

This place is breathtaking! You get to see a huge wall of cascading water that is awe-inspiring. This is located near the Galleria. This iconic Houston landmark is most likely the best thing one could put inside of a city.

Love this place. So peaceful when u visit this early in the morning so there won't be a any crowd. Plan ahead for photos you can definitely have few nice pics.

Beautiful spot. The Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park is such a peaceful and impressive place. The sound of the water and the view are amazing. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in Houston.

Beautiful spot,Something to see and cool you off for a bit.The gallariea is right in front of you that was crazy cool.... but the air quality???🙃 I have to question 🤔😮‍💨🧐 somebody. Let me know if I am tripping.😆😁🥰.

Honestly, this is one of the more random things to be so unexpectedly found while exploring a city. Crossing through the city through some of the less than favorable parts and then stumbling through a couple of blocks of a downtown, you find yourself here, something that you can see and hear while driving down the street. It was certainly a fun find, and of course I had to stop and check it out. Be mindful that you may need to cross an entire lawn depending on where you park. It had just rained so there were tons of holes and mud spots in the grass - be aware when you go. Staring at this waterfall structure makes you ponder why they put this here, and then you just marvel that it is here. Then you think about how everything you currently enjoy was made up by someone not much smarter than yourself.

Beautiful park, scenic and relaxing. I came here for a group hike not long ago. The views are always amazing. The place is really relaxed. Parking is no problem. Sometimes I take my nephews here, we all love it

Memorial Park is a gem. The trails are well maintained, there’s plenty of space to walk, run, or just hang out under the trees. I love how peaceful it feels, even when it’s busy. The recent renovations made it even better. Great spot for nature, exercise, or a quiet break.

One of my favorite places in Houston. Huge open space, beautiful trails, and always feels clean and safe. Whether I’m running, biking, or just relaxing, Memorial Park always delivers. The new land bridge and Eastern Glades area are amazing upgrades. Perfect spot to disconnect from the city without ever leaving it.

I have been coming here for years and I absolutely love this place. No matter what time of the day or night I come it’s always amazing to connect with nature and enjoy the atmosphere. I usually go around 3 to 5 when there’s not so many people and I can just enjoy the paths at my pace without people interfering. Anytime after that is fine as well, but there’s just a lot of traffic on the trails. So if you’re an introvert go before traffic start starts if you like being around people then go anytime. Trust me this place is a place you can connect with nature. Enjoy the atmosphere the breeze in your hair on your face and just enjoy nature inside the city. Definitely a place that you guys could get addicted to.

The best park! Can get super packed during peak hours with everyone from your new fitness goers or the star athletes. Family friendly. Amazing environment, golf, restaurant, tennis courts, local events and most popular... the 3 mile loop.

Bayou City Art Festival fit nicely in a top corner of the park. At least 95% accessible to wheelchairs. Some of the transitions from asphalt to ground were a challenge, but the biggest challenge was getting over a garden hose. Popped a wheelie and got the front wheels over, but couldn't get the back wheels over.

I love this park so much! It’s scenic views with its trees, lakes, fountains, golf course there’s so much to do here. It has restrooms, walking/running trails, a huge amount of parking, playground, pickleball court, outdoor equipment area, picnic areas, covered picnic tables to celebrate special events. I love coming to this park and seeing all that nature has to offer.

beautiful covered amphitheater at Herman Park in Houston. with hill and train and concessions and everything a great park has. we were there for symphony at the theater and 25000 other people in the park to watch the fireworks 🎆 for July 4th festivities!!!

The Show tonight was Great! I assumed it was going to be a repeat of Friday night’s show. Boy! Wuz I wrong, and refreshingly astonished. I accidentally met tha performers of tha group Astro Inn before their set. Those guys were very good. I enjoyed their performance so much, I failed to record much of it. My favorite of tha three was Vortexz. I don’t recall tha lead singer’s name, but, he was a true showman. visions of Little Richard, Michael Jackson and a few others popped into my head as I observed him dance and prance across tha stage. Imma let my videos and photos complete tha tale.

The Three Pigs Remix by the Ensemble Theater was enjoyable. The background music was incredible and complimentary to the acting scenes and stage. The acting talent was pleasant and interesting, I just wished they would have gone 10 minutes more. Enjoyable moment to catch this play at the start of the summer.

I have never been disappointed when I have gone to see a show. Always enjoy myself. In fact, I LOVE IT. I'm there a lot, in the spring, up until it's over. Great performances each and every time. They have something for everyone. I attend most of them. Never say on the hill. I like being underneath the sheltered area. Can't go wrong. Make donations for it to continue. Great date nights. Have not had any incidents ever, when I was there. Everyone vibing, singing, dancing..etc. Having a good time.

I typically go when they have the Motown Tribute. You have to get there at least 3 hours before the performance to get a good spot on the hill. Bring food, drinks, fans, umbrellas, sun hats, and all the things to keep the heat at bay. Chairs are on one side, and blankets are on the other. If you position your seat just right, you will be able to see the stage perfectly. I enjoy sitting on the lawn. Have great conversations with your neighbors and hear great music for free. I go every year. There is plenty of parking, and it fills up fast. Make sure you wear good shoes because it's a STEEP hill on the sides. There's a paved pathway that goes around to a less steep hill. It's a lot of walking if you park far, but there is a drop-off place for those with disabilities. They do have a concession stand that sells food and drinks. Bathrooms and port-a-potties for the large crowd were available. There were vendors selling gelato on both sides of the hill. They did ask for donations to keep this, motown tribute, event free. Tickets are free buyout have to reserve them. Five minutes before the show, they opened up the seating under the Pavillion for those standing in line for the seating.

Watched the Symphony Orchestra perform songs of Summer Nights. it was a beautiful evening, and even from far away the music was able to be heard, as we walked towards the park from our stay. The front area has seating, but you should definitely remember to bring a lawn chair or blanket if you're not going to sit up close. Also there were thousands of people there that came to watch, and everybody was so respectfully quiet.

A great place to enjoy with your family and friends. In this amazing park you can find a lot of activities and events. An excellent option for kids. Parking is free and most of the activities as well.

I flew from Milwaukee to Houston to see Nine Inch Nails, and this venue is really great. I had sat in section 418 row 1, perfect straight-on view of the show. The sound quality was excellent and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. The only reason I can't give 5 stars is that there's some room for improvement, specifically for navigation and seating. This venue is going through some visible remodeling, and I hope they fix the seating because the seats were really lacking some cushioning so it felt like sitting on metal bars essentially. But one of the biggest areas of improvement is that there's no escalators in the venue. The only way to get up to our seats was either by stairs or elevator. The elevator was understandably slow due to the volume of people who need the elevator, but it's so odd that there's no escalators in the venue. I feel like it would be a big improvement to have for overall experience to speed up getting to our seats. However, I do recognize that there's remodeling going on so I think maybe it'll be updated in the future. Overall, I still really enjoyed this venue and would definitely come back to see a concert here if I'm ever back in Houston.

We got tickets for a preseason game. They were cheap, yeah, but we were up in the 400 section and these seats are terrible. The rows are super steep, and there aren’t any cup holders at all. One adult beverage was forty bucks, which is just wild. Overall, it was a fun experience to say we went, but definitely not worth it for those seats. Just nah, lol.

I always loving to go here to see bands period usually the staff is pretty nice and helpful if you need to figure some stuff out. The only thing I would say is just like any other Stadium the prices for their drinks find food is terribly overpriced. But if you're just there to see a band or any live show of any kind I'm not planning on drinking alcohol or eating it's definitely a fun venue to go to.

The staff here are always very polite and will gladly assist you with any questions, concerns, directions, etc. Also, the venue feels safe. There is a strict clear bag policy. Please check size guidelines for mentioned clear bags. I've seen people be turned around before entry because their clear bag was too big.

Went for the 85 South Spin the Block ComedyTour. Show started about an hour late but was overall hilarious. Well worth it. Felt like we needed an extra 45 minutes of laughter.

Wonderful game against the Brooklyn Nets, the Houston Rockets won by 30 pts and I got a chance to watch KD play which was great!! First time in Houston, and luckily the Rockets were playing so I definitely didn’t pass up a chance to watch KD play. Such a great arena!!

I visited the Toyota Center for the first time and I can say that it's a great place for shows like Maroon 5, excellent sound and visibility even from the 414th stand, everything is perfectly organized, thanks to the staff

They made our special day memorable. We already had high expectations from food and service quality given they are a Michelin star but they were able to somehow exceed them still. We were casually chatting among ourselves that a dish seemed to miss the mark and our host replaced it with an impeccable option without even asking. Portions were generous unlike other Michelin stars I’ve been to and flavor profiles and presentation exquisite as you would expect. The card signed by the staff was an unexpected surprise and such a warming gesture. We know where we are celebrating our next life milestones!

Dining at Musaafer in was an unforgettable experience. From the moment we walked in, we were struck by the breathtaking design and attention to detail in the atmosphere, which set the stage for an incredible evening. The food was nothing short of extraordinary that made each course take you through like a journey. The “Indian” birra taco was outstanding. What truly elevated our night, though, was our waiter, Roshi. His warmth, professionalism, and genuine care made us feel like more than guests. Roshi’s service turned a great meal into an exceptional experience that we will remember and talk about for a long time. Musaafer is a destination in itself, but with service like Roshi’s, it becomes something truly extraordinary. We cannot wait to return.

My girlfriend and I came to try their tasting menu for her 25th birthday. The atmosphere was impressive with all the attention the detail with the furniture, walls, mirrors, and decorations. We were seated in a nice room and our waiter JP was very nice and didnt hesitate to converse with us. He was very good at explaining everything on the menu from memory and was very attentive to our needs. He explained everything on the tasting menu as it came and even included stories from the chef. The food itself was a 10/10 and if I were to go again I would definitely recommend the tasting menu. You definitely need an openminded pallet to enjoy it but it was truly an amazing representation of the food and culture from India. The service was amazing too as they constantly cleaned our table, got us new silverware to replace dirty ones, and gladly explained things. The drink recommendations were also very good as my girlfriend doesnt necessarily like the taste of alcohol and JP gave us recommendations based off that. Overall 10/10 experience and I would definitely recommend someone to try here and I can wait to come back.

20/10 incredible experience!! Yes the presentations are beautiful, yes the building architecture and mosaics are stunning but the flavors from the food INCREDIBLE especially the butter chicken experience, the lamb chops and lychee ceviche. Plus the odes to the different regions in India really put the bow on top. Couldn’t be more excited to try their restaurant in NYC and special shoutout to Roshi’s greatly executed presentations.

The place was absolutely amazing! I honestly can’t even believe how delicious the food was from the drinks, to the appetizers, to the main dishes and OMG the desert was just next level. I can tell why this place has a Michelin Star the food has so many unique flavors that truly stand out with spectacular presentation. Our waiter Greg was so nice and gave us the best choices and help on what food options to choose. Definitely a must go! And an unforgettable experience! 💖💖💖

We celebrated my fiancée birthday by doing their tasting menu this weekend. It did not disappoint! The service was impeccable and the food was delicious! I also enjoyed the atmosphere, you felt like you were transported out of the city. I appreciated that they were able to do a vegetarian option for me. Jerry, our server, knew the menu and was kind enough to fix a chia tea that I made a mistake on. Humberto, I believe was the director of food & beverage, walked us through the Mukhas dish. Even Chef Istwal stopped by our table to ask how everything was going. The overall service was next level. I was so stuffed towards the end, the amount of food for the price is appropriate. My overall favorites were the lychee ceviche, achapan, & paneer chandani. The chef did an amazing job balancing the flavors and making the dishes look beautiful. We would go back to go through another food journey.

I have eaten in some amazing restaurants, many fantastic Indian restaurants, and quite a few other Michelin rated restaurants in Austin and around the country. This was one of the best meals of my entire life. We did the full tasting and added a couple of extras (14 courses in total) with the wine pairing. Our server, Ahmed, was the most fantastic guide through the whole evening. This was edible art and we devoured every bite. The vibe was low lights, comfy chairs, unique tilework, and clearly very inspired by India. The room we sat in (wish I took a picture) had a ceiling that was literally built in India, then separated into 7 large pieces, shipped here, and put back together. And it was breathtaking. I don't remember exactly what everything was that we ate, but it was definitely Indian fusion. While they have staples like Butter Chicken, Samosas, jasmine rice, etc. on their a la carte menu, the tasting menu was on another level. One of our favorite dishes was this beet root amuse bouche that took us on a flavor journey that made us feel like we were in the Willy Wonka labratory. Another was the ceviche. This was like no ceviche I've ever had, but it was so amazingly delicious and gorgeous. There was also like a foie gras cookie? I can't even begin to explain why it was so extremely incredible, but it was. This was not a cheap meal, it was a special occasion, but it's been weeks and I haven't stopped thinking about how good everything was. Highly recommended!

If you're craving a burger that absolutely rocks, burger‑chan on Alabama St is your new go‑to. I went for the Spicy on a fluffy brioche bun, piled on extra ghost‑pepper flakes, and it was 🔥—juicy, punchy, and perfectly balanced by the buttery bun. I meant to order the Vietnamese coffee shake but ended up with a vanilla instead… still ridiculously good! I can’t wait to go back and explore the rest of the menu. This place has serious flavor chops and a fun, flexible chalk‑style ordering vibe. Highly recommended!

This place has a really interesting system. I appreciated how clearly they explained their halal options the halal ingredients are handled completely separately and never come into contact with pork products. That level of care is impressive.The portions are large, and the fries were quite tasty. However, I found the flavor of the beef itself a bit underwhelming compared to the rest. The atmosphere is nice, and the place is clean and well kept.Overall, it’s a good spot with thoughtful service and a clear commitment to halal preparation.

Took a lunch break with my wife and she picked Burger Chan—first time for me, so why not! It’s located off W. Alabama near the Galleria. Didn’t grab any interior pics, but the ordering system is simple: you walk in, grab a small clipboard, and check off exactly how you want your burger built. I kept it straightforward—1 patty (5oz), bacon, pepper jack, brioche bun, and BBQ sauce. My wife ordered a 5oz single with bacon and lettuce, plus tots. She got the spicy tots—not sure if they offer a non-spicy version, I wasn’t paying that much attention. Now for the actual burger. The brioche bun was on another level—soft, buttery, and slightly toasted inside. The patty isn’t smash style and not super thick either—just a solid medium-thickness burger cooked perfectly medium, juicy and lightly seasoned. The bacon came in medium-thick pieces broken into smaller bits, and that was a big plus for me. Pepper jack and BBQ sauce pulled everything together. With all the customization options here, I’m definitely coming back. This burger easily ranks high on my favorites list.

The food was Bomb! The curly fries were good for some cheese sauce on the side and dipped them in and it was so good. The burger was delicious got a single 5oz with bacon. Delicious. Only complaint is the WAIT time. Mannn.. lines are long and then cook time is long before they call your number. Overall would definitely go back and recommend but if you can order ahead definitely do it or don’t go when you are sooo hungry that you can’t wait. But it was good! A must go! And I like the clip board order forms makes it so much easier when you get to the register

This location is very busy despite having indoor seating and outdoor seating in the courtyard. It is located in a shopping complex with a bunch of cafes and restaurants near by - parking was a bit difficult but there is also street parking available. To order, they have clipboards with forms attached to which you can specify the condiments and sides and drinks of your liking. I like this organized method as there leaves little confusion when ordering and that prices are clear when ordering extra condiments. There milkshakes were tasty, unique flavors such as black sesame and Vietnamese coffee flavors. The small sizes are unfortunately smaller than average and for the price we are paying for the shakes, I believe the small size could have been bigger. Overall, great tasting burger - their jalapeno mild sauce was different, spicy, and delicious. Would definitely come back to try different toppings and flavors for my burger but the pricing is a bit high for one full meal.

Burger Chan has such a fun and welcoming vibe! They have both indoor and outdoor seating — perfect whether you want to hang out inside or enjoy the nice weather. The space is bright with playful wall art, and there’s even coloring available for kids, which makes it great for families too. The food is fantastic — their grilled chicken burger is big and packed with flavor, the curly fries are super crisp, and the sauces are seriously some of the best around. A great spot for a casual meal that hits all the right notes!

Feel bad to have to-go instead of dine in. But even tho to-go. The burgers still taste so well and their dressing is a plus. Also. I’m surprised with that taro chips. It’s really good. If you are looking for a “fast food”, this isn’t a right place. They make fresh and orders probably take 10-15 mins. But you are looking for a quality food and BEST burger. You are coming to the right place ! The price is super affordable in Galleria area

Our server was great! The food was so good! We had a large party and they exceeded our expectations! We used the valet parking option so we didn’t have the added pressure of finding parking.

I visited Houston from Seattle last month for 3 days. I went for breakfest on day two to this lovely place. The cocktails were phenomenal. The potato hash was next level. The chicken and waffles were elevated and really tasty. The country fried steak was BOMB. The waitresses were REALLY NICE and gave us good recommendations for the rest of our trip. The outdoor tables were quite sticky but that could be attributed to the climate which I am not accustomed too. When in Houston next I will definitely be coming back here!

Came by after day well spent at Houston Museum of Natural Science. Must try fried green tomato. Oxtail grits were good 7.5/10 for my liking. But overall I would comebacks if next time in the area.

The food was amazing! A must if youre in the Houston area! The service was exceptional, our server was knowledgeable about the menu and gave great recommendations. I feel terrible, I can't remember his name, Think it started with an "R" but we dined in on the night of Oct 3rd. They also had live music in the back. Overall 10/10

I was in town visiting from Dallas and had Sunday brunch here. The food was amazing. Everything tasted great lots of good flavors and spices. Really good southern options and and food presentation was spot on. Highly recommend.

I really was looking forward to this after being recommended. Our server Kassy was awesome from start to finish. The food and pricing fell apart. First the Hot Chicken Sandwich was seasoned with way too much cumin and that was not good. Second I ordered the Chicken Fried Chicken and the taste was good however the 4oz portion size was unacceptable for the price of $29. They changed me for a 44 Farms chicken fried steak. Side of extra gravy was .50 which I had no problem paying. We also had a Croissant French Toast with Wings. Wings were a bit small. Overall my experience was less than favorable.

Tried this place out during Houston Restaurant Week and so glad we did! The deal was amazing for the price. The vibes were great throughout. Only thing negative was the valet parking and how there was no public parking available. If you go def try their bread pudding.

Pretty rad spot to hang out for a quick beer and a bite - they’ve got food trucks all the time it seems. It’s in a very central location and the surrounding area is very walkable with a decent amount of stuff to see. The beer was solid and there was quite a bit of outdoor activities available at the time too - great for families with kids.

Very cool interior with a chill outdoor area. They’ve got games around the brewery and drinks are fantastic. If you go out the back, there’s plenty of seating and cool spots to take some photos. Love the sculptures and the We Love Houston sign. Now for my standard comments. Interior is kept clean and seating is comfortable. Outdoor seating is pretty big as well.

Wide range of drinks available. We had good service and the beer was good. Worth a try.

I had the thc hibiscus margarita and it was delicious! It was tart but sweet at the same time. Place has a chill vibe. No food but there are food trucks/stands right outside.

Great beer selection and they hesitate to let you sample some beers until you find the perfect one to commit to! They had a food truck on site and air conditioning inside! Lots of memorabilia to make it a fun atmosphere. Great walking distance to other spots in Eado (East of Downtown). Also very close to the “we love houston” sign for pictures!! Parking was done through city app, very affordable and easy to extend your time if needed.

I grew up going to the Astrodome and I moved away at 18. This place not only brought back so many memories but the beer was very delicious. The staff was extremely friendly and I will come back when I make my next visit to Houston.

Always a great place to visit when in Downtown HOU. Decent food truck on premises. Parking can be a bit hard to find depending on nearby events. NOTE: the Beatles statues were sold to a Mazda dealership in Webster several weeks ago, they are no longer here.

The museum isn’t extremely large, but it’s packed with fascinating exhibits and offers a very fulfilling experience. The interactive sections are well designed and engaging, making it enjoyable for visitors of all ages.The mummy exhibit was especially impressive both educational and visually striking. I also loved the sections about space, ocean life, and dinosaurs; each one was full of detail and excitement. The video presentations and multimedia displays were excellent as well, adding great depth to the overall experience.Overall, it’s a wonderfully curated museum that combines science, history, and creativity in a very inspiring way. Definitely worth a visit!

The Houston Museum of Natural Science is truly worth a visit! Specially for kids but equally enjoyable for adults. The museum itself has four floors each packed with fascinating exhibits. On the first floor I loved the chemistry section and especially the amazing dinosaur skeletons and fossils some over 170 million years old! The second floor is dedicated to gems, sparkling with incredible collections. The third floor is absolutely marvelous with the Mummies and Ancient Egypt culture really interesting and full of history. Right next to it you’ll also find exhibits on the history of America. The top floor explains everything about crude oil extraction procedures in detail which was very educational. If you are someone who loves going deep into information this museum can easily take a whole day to explore properly. As I know, it’s also one of the most visited museums in the USA and I can clearly see why. Highly recommended for families, students or anyone who loves history, science and culture.

I’m a member of the Houston Museum of Natural Science and usually love visiting, it’s one of my favorite places in the city. The permanent exhibits are always fascinating, well-maintained, and beautifully presented. The Hall of Paleontology and the “Death by Natural Causes” exhibition (I think that’s what it’s called) are absolutely amazing, educational, creative, and worth every visit. However, the current Extreme Animals Alive expo was really disappointing. I was expecting something exciting, with live exotic animals and interactive experiences, but most of what’s on display are taxidermy specimens or models. There were very few live animals, and nothing that could really be described as “extreme.” For the price of the special ticket, which is quite high even with a membership discount, it honestly feels like a waste of money. Some areas of the museum were also closed today, which made the experience feel a bit incomplete. That said, the museum staff is always kind and helpful, and there’s still so much to see and enjoy in the main halls. I’ll definitely keep visiting because the museum itself is fantastic, just hoping future special exhibits live up to the title and the cost.

Today was my first time attending the Houston Museum of Natural Science and I was so highly impressed! I must return. I chaperoned for a field trip so the timing was very tight but we got to see and do so much. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone but go and take your little ones they will love all the interactive experiences. Make the trip fun but adding a scavenger hunt for specific things. This helps so much with observation. The kids and everyone had a blast I would love to return. The staff was superior and very informative if needed.

Amazing museum. In many ways it's the best I've been to and even surpasses the Smithsonian. If you have the opportunity to meet Mr. Dan in the paleontology exhibits, allow him to give you an u forgettable tour of the fossils and exhibits. He's truly amazing and engaging and he exudes passion for what he does. He made my visit truly amazing and I loved hearing his dad jokes and learning so much from him. It was truly a joy to visit this museum and be able to experience such hospitality. Thank you Mr. Dan and everyone at the museum.

Amazing museum with outstanding displays and plenty of interactive exhibits that really make learning fun. It’s a fantastic place to take the kids — there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The palaeontology section is my personal favourite — absolutely world-class and packed with fascinating fossils. The on-site food is okay for a quick bite when you’re hungry, but the real highlight is definitely the exhibits. Highly recommend taking your time to explore it all!

Very impressed by the quality of collections and presentation. Went there twice during our stay! Plenty of interactive displays kept my son interested. Loved the top floor covering oil exploration and the alchemy section.

Genuinely appreciate that military get in free! However… the layout of the museum is CONFUSING as all hell. The museum is made of like 4 buildings + a parking garage. The buildings with art are connected by tunnels. Everything is confusing and hard to navigate. For some unknown reason, there was weird, terrifyingly creepy experimental music playing in both buildings we visited. It was LOUD and could be heard throughout all the exhibits. This is not an exaggeration, it sounded like tortured, haunted groaning + tornado sirens…. Not a pleasant backdrop to your museum experience. I love music. This was downright creepy and made me feel on edge while trying to enjoy the art. Parking is $10 if you park under 4 hours. As an avid museum goer, I was very happily surprised by the amount of Iranian/Islamic, Jewish, and Indonesian art on display! I had never seen so much from those regions and cultures before, so it as a really unique experience. But overall, if we had paid full price for this experience I would’ve felt pretty upset.

I love the Museum of Fine Arts. Free every Thursday. The arts, the atmosphere and creativity. It’s a great time to stroll and let your mind wonder about the messages behind the art. The varies types of art always has you more and more intrigued and enlightened.

If you’re looking for respite from the heat—the MFAH is cool. So cool! We only had a couple hours, so we headed straight for the special exhibits. A.A Murakami created ephemeral performance art with smoke and mechanical breath. Giant bubbles are released to float and explode in a puff of smoke. In another room, puffs of smoke are generated rhythmically and wafted forward. The scenes are mesmerizing and simple yet infinitely complex. Comfy floor cushions provide a place to watch and be immersed. In the Law building, we took in the Anicka Yi exhibit. We saw moving, lit wire sculptures and a constantly refreshing, AI generated scene. Relax and look for your favorite design. Outside Yi’s exhibit we enjoyed the Jewish and Islamic exhibits. I especially liked the video demo of Islamic calligraphy, and the giant painting of Islamic text with only the vowels and no consonants. You can see the rhythm of the words without the letters competing for attention. I also loved the tunnels and found the chromatically lit rainbow tunnel so charming and photogenic. You won’t be disappointed!

The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston is a marvelous museum, one of the finest in the world. It has a wide range of collection s of artworks of various forms, making it one of the leading museum of fine art in the world. The curating is first class. So is the management. The museum is spacious. It is situated in several buildings and several structural blocks, but these are interconnected through tunnel at the level of basement 1. The tunnels are meaningfully decorated. It has sober parking facility. The elevators cater the need of the physically challenged visitors.

Truly a beautifully large museum with so much to see. I think it would take at least half a day to get through everything. Not only is the artwork diverse and takes you through different times, it has many photo opportunities and a family area for kids to interact. They provide free entry to our service members or veterans too.

This was a great experience. I was temporarily in a wheelchair and going through the tunnels was a little difficult because of slopes. I do suggest getting a city pass which covers 5 different excursions. You can see the tunnel with the neon lights.

Such a beautiful museum! We went during the evening on Halloween. We had a cocktail before we went to see the galleries. The art was so creepy and that was excellent because it was Halloween. Gave a nice spooky but beautiful vibe. The cafe inside had the most delicious pumpkin tart ! The measure store was nice and reasonably priced for a museum store. We would most definitely go back !

One of Houston’s best spots, hands down. Great trails, skyline views, art, and just the right mix of city and nature. Perfect for a run, bike ride, or chill walk. Always clean, always peaceful. Love coming back here — never gets old.

The See You At The Top Fleet stopped by Buffalo Bayou Park. one of the best places to unwind in Houston. The views of the downtown skyline are incredible, especially at sunrise or sunset. The trails are wide, clean, and perfect for walking, biking, or just taking a moment to recharge. Between the Nature Play Area, the Johnny Steele Dog Park, and the Cistern, there’s something for everyone here. A real Houston gem that blends nature, art, and community in one beautiful space. SEE YOU AT THE TOP 🚀

This is one of my favorite parks. It's large, and you can do many activities like walking, running, and biking. You can go alone or with someone, with your family or friends who play sports. You can also do more outdoor activities like picnicking, playing volleyball, or fishing. It's a beautiful place in downtown Houston. I highly recommend it.

Buffalo Bayou Park is a great park. They have trails for walking and biking. Several large grassy areas to hang out. An awesome dog park. Great people watching. The Waugh Drive Bridge has a cool bat colony that I have watched several times. It's super fun to see them drop from under the bridge and fly out into the evening sky. A little bit of sensory overwhelm, but it's definitely worth watching at least once. I do wish there were a few more restrooms throughout. But I made it work. Parking can be a challenge as well, but I have been lucky every time I have gone.

One of the best spots in Houston for walking and relaxing. The trails are well-maintained, with amazing views of the skyline and plenty of greenery. Perfect for a morning jog or evening stroll. I love how peaceful it feels even though it’s near downtown. Great mix of nature, art, and open space.

Very pretty area to walk by the river in the city however there aren't many restrooms and there are areas you hear cars more than nature

Excelent place to run or bike by the Bayou. The trails are well maintained and there is also security cart riding around.

Our 11th Anniversary. What an exceptional experience. The attention to detail in the plating, presentation, hospitality, and steps of service were impeccable. Literally everyone understood their assignment. So here’s the deal, there is valet, and its ran through the Museum. Unfortunately, within 5 minutes of arriving, the valet damaged our brand new car. And I dont mean a door ding or tiny scratch. Its gonna be expensive to repair. Fortunately, the valet took full responsibility and will be paying for the repair. I dont bring this up as a knock against the restaurant, because theyre not affiliated. I say this because this dining experience was so magical, that in that moment, time stopped, and we were able to forget the mishap upon arrival, and never stopped smiling and enjoying every dish from the tasting menu. At times we literally giggled from one element in the current dish to the next. Every table got the same level of care, and attention. This is what they do. Everyone that stopped by our table to do their part in the process cared about what they were doing, and it shows. Our server Diana was a rock star, ask for her! Management was present from start to finish and everyone made sure our anniversary was a moment to remember. We definitely look forward to visiting again! Update: I was having trouble getting the process for repairing our new car started. Getting the appropriate people on the phone was seemingly impossible. The General Manager of Le Jardinier assisted me in this also. THIS is hospitality yall. Wow. To the team at Le Jardinier MFA Houston, thank you!

First time visiting this place and would definitely go back! initially, we were going due to the three course meal that they had, but we eventually ended up going with the five course meal and the best decision we ever made. To be fair service was a little iffy, when we were sat we got drinks and then forgotten about for 20 minutes. We ordered once our server came back to the table and after that it was great! i loved the wait in between courses since it made us hungry all over again and able to enjoy the next course without feeling stuffed! i would say the dessert was disappointing the pistachio ice cream was very sweet and the cherry pastry was extremely tart, it didn’t pair well in my opinion. I left kind of sad due to the dessert since the steak was the best dish over all i was expecting the dessert to go way and beyond but it just didn’t for me.

This has been on my saved places to go since they opened. My girlfriends and I decided to try it due to their participation in Houston Restaurant Week and wow! We all just can’t thank the service enough and the food was amazing. The food was beautiful and delicious the seasonal menu makes the flavors pop with season. Couldn’t be more thankful for Tia and Melody making the experience so much more memorable and meaningful. Will be coming back to bring my family!

For 5 years Le Jardinier has been my little piece of heaven hidden inside one of my absolute favorite places in all of Houston. I have celebrated birthdays, small wins, big wins, friends, family, life and this year my second wedding anniversary. Every single element has been carefully curated and it truly is an immersive experience for all your senses. Thank you to every single team member that makes this possible every day, truly respect the hard work and excellence ❤️!

Great food and service. The cured salmon and melon starter was a perfect combination of flavor. The cherry puff pastry dessert is also a must have. Staff were friendly and introduced each dish simply. Can't wait to come back.

Everything was incredible. Food was outstanding! Every dish was thoughtful and curated. We recently visited Japan and there was definitely some dishes that felt Japanese inspired- in the level of execution, components of each dish, and how harmonious each plate was in not only flavor but presentation. However, the real star of our dinner was our server, Diana. We have eaten all over the world, and Diana provided one of the most exceptional services ever. She was so patient with my indecisive personality, she was thorough and clear in explaining each dish, and helped us make the perfect choices for our dinner. Her recommendations from cocktails, appetizers, entrees, to dessert were excellent. Thank you! Will be back for summer menu!

Really had a great Sunday brunch here. Started with friendly hostess who transitioned seamlessly to a fantastic server. The food, however, was the real star. Tried the burrata appetizer and it was so incredibly fresh, we both loved it. Then the Sake marinated fried chicken over polenta that was so juicy and flavorful ! Also enjoyed the branzino with the crisp skin and moist fish. excellent. Ended with the seasonal peach tart - a sweet, refreshing dessert perfect for our summer brunch.

I can't stop going here! All their tacos are awesome, but expensive. Premium tacos at a premium price. Order a fajita taco and you will get strips of meat in it. They don't skimp on their ingredients. They're open at 7 am and serve lunch tacos as soon as they open. This is a super plus. I don't really like egg tacos and love getting pastor in the morning. You must go here!

So my co workers and i have been going to this location a long time.. tacos have always been very sizable and good. We know not to go between 12pm and 1pm because the service and tacos are not the same. They are much much smaller and the line is going to be long. I was having a "last resort " Friday so I got in line around 12:30pm. The taco was so small with barely any meat on it, that I had to go back and show them... the crazy is part of their brand is making sure the tacos have a sizeable amount of meat in them. But hese are not the same tacos! Lol.. I think this is a good business, just not consistent and not between 12pm and 1:30pm. Try them at 2 or 2 30 and the difference is obvious

The food is so delicious that I ordered mixed fajitas for 80 for lunch. AMAZING! They set up for me and we had plenty of food. Will definitely order again.

I’ve been going here for over one year and I order specific items do to my health and diet restrictions. So I understand how the restaurant might find this situation challenging. Yesterday they messed my order up and I kindly took it back and they started to remake it. Everything was ok until the last cooking my food had a major attitude about it, you could literally see how bothered she was by having to remake the food. I decided I didn’t want it because of this behavior. I don’t want anyone with bad energy making my food. She was acting like this was my fault! So today I went to go order some food and the manager came and told me that they can’t serve me no more that nobody wants to cook for me. Ok, by… I guess the cooks run this business and turn the customer away like they’re the ones in the wrong!

I had two breakfast tacos. They were massive. I ended up eating one for breakfast and one three hours later. The filling was very good. Good egg, good vegetables, good meat. The tortilla was solid as well. I now know of a place in the tunnels for when I'm stuck in downtown Houston.

The food was okay, but the service needs serious improvement. My order was wrong, and when I tried to fix it, the staff acted like it was my fault. Prices are high for what you get, definitely not worth it.

I got three tacos! Carne guisada and beef fajita were great but barbacoa was very disappointing, the meat was undercooked.

Xochi delivered an outstanding dining experience from start to finish. The barbacoa mole was rich and perfectly balanced, while the octopus was tender and beautifully charred—both dishes showcasing incredible depth of flavor. The bartenders were equally impressive, crafting cocktails with precision and genuine enthusiasm that elevated the entire evening. Between the vibrant atmosphere, thoughtful menu, and top-notch service, Xochi easily earns a spot among the city’s best spots for a memorable night out.

Best molé sauce I've ever had. Our server was superb. She made great recommendations, especially in the wine and dessert choices. My tenderloin was mouth-watering. The octopus was made to perfection, not rubbery at all.

Not Mexican per se but overall pretty tasty. Very artsy and expensive place! Feels like the menu takes any opportunity to tell you about the potential insects that are infused or involved in the dishes. Queso was atypical but very tasty, they forgot to put the insects on the side, more of a cut and spread type of queso. The steak was well cooked and flavorful, the mole sauce was a great pairing. The desert menu was far too complicated. Overall food was tasty, but would have appreciated more simplicity in flavors and in menu choices. They did a great job of hosting 20+ people, service was incredible and attentive!

Had an amazing dinner here with my besties! The food was 10/10 and service even better!! Its Houston restaurant week so we chose the prefix menu and it we loved EVERYTHING. I highly recommend coming here.

Amazing food. Think all that is good in Mexican/Spaniard foods and elevate it. Finest restaurant, indeed. Presentation: 10 Taste: 10 creativity: 10 Service: 10 location: 10 lots of new spices and old ones utilized in a different manner, enhancing them. Great wine and beer selection. Outside sitting, fenced and safe for families with little ones. Very pleasant ambient. The foods and spices taste as if they're coming from the farmers straight to your table. No middleman. Everyone should have this experience at least once.

Wow! Xochi was our favorite meal during our trip to Houston. We ordered the pescado (daily catch) and tostadas de camarón (sautéed shrimp on crispy tortillas) which were extremely fresh and flavorful. The protein was cooked perfectly and the vegetables and herbs paired nicely with both dishes. For drinks, we ordered the Nervous Traveller (a fantastic skinny marg) and the world’s best margarita (similar to a Cadillac marg but with aged liquor). Both drinks were excellent, and if we visit Houston again I’m certain we will at least stop by to order these same cocktails. The outdoor seating was very clean and the staff were knowledgeable and timed our dishes perfectly. We don’t normally order dessert, but we splurged since the meal was going so well. We ordered the Helado de Elote (ice cream dish made with corn custard) and it was divine. The cob molds and marigolds made for an impressive presentation, but most importantly we cleaned the plate at a competitive pace 😂 Also, my wife is gluten free and it was very refreshing to have the full menu at her disposal.

We came here for restaurant week. Parking is difficult to find; however, luckily, we were able to find street parking nearby. Food waa great and our kids all enjoyed the dishes we ordered. Overall, great food and service!