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Old 12-09-2008, 08:36 AM
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Default Favorite Restaurant(s) in Houston
What are your favorite restaurants in Houston?
You can say by food type (Greek, Thai, Indian, Tex-Mex, etc.) or by price range (budget, moderate, pricey) or part of the city (Galleria, Heights, Montrose, suburb). Maybe we can all learn about some new places to try out and have some fun in the process.

Tex-Mex: Teala's on W. Dallas
Indian: Shiva in Rice Village
Budget: Barnaby's on W. Gray
Moderate: Feast on Westheimer
Sushi: Osaka on Westheimer
Fusion: Gravitas on Taft
Greek: Chatter's on Waugh
Burger: Lankford Grocery Midtown
Pricey (ish): tie: Ibiza in Midtown, Catalan on Washington
Thai: Golden Room on Montrose
BYOB: Lucio's on Taft
Cafe: Tart Cafe on Montrose
Eclectic: Hobbit Cafe on Richmond
Italian: Sorrento on Westheimer
Lebanese: Aladdin on Montrose
Pizza: Star Pizza on Washington
Brunch: Babi Yega's in the Montrose
Breakfast: Empire Cafe on Westheimer
Cajun: Crescent City Cafe on Westheimer/BB's on Montrose
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Soul food: Black eyed Peas on Westheimer
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Meditteranean: Wael's (Clear Lake)

Mexican: Taqueria Del Sol (SE side 45/610)

Great pizza in the Medical Center was The Pisa Pie, but not sure if it's there anymore.

I have to throw in the local chain Timmy Chan for $4, greasy Chinese-American fast food. Found exclusively in hoods near you.
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Chinese-Teacup Cafe Beltway 8 Beechnut
Vietnamese-Noodle House Sugar Land/Eldridge Rd. (and I have tried a LOT of places)
Pricey-Any ideas would be great, I have found Houston to be a good overall restaurant town but not a 5 star restaurant kind of town
Pizza-Star (either location)

Italian-yet to find a good authentic place. Maggiano's is the best we have found, which is kind of a sad testament.
And Tex-Mex/Mexican there are just way too many to mention. Probably would be better to list the bad ones!
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Pricey: Tony's,Cafe Annie and sadly Brennen's which I hope will re-open after the Ike fire
sushi: Nori's
Thai: Mo Mung westheimer at montrose
other favorites: La Vista on fountainview and Ruggles at Westheimer and Montrose
cafe: Paulie's on Holcombe or Westheimer and Ruggles cafe in the village
Mexican: Escalante
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Pisa Pie is still around but it's now inside a gas station.

Star Pizza is overrated and overpriced....
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Taste of Texas
Lupe Tortilla's
Bank Jean George
Hunan Garden (in Rosenberg)
Sweet Mesquite
Cafe Annie
Rainbow Lodge
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Where and what is Bank Bean George?
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Burgers: Dry Creek
Pizza: I like Star and Collina's (BYOB), but prefer Frank's for a weekly fix
Italian: Cavatore or Nick's (basic, good)
Friday night: Cyclone Anaya's in Midtown
Inexpensive place for groups that can't come to a cencensus: Jax (counter service)
Indian buffet: India's on Richmond
Deli: Nielsen's on Richmond or Mandola's on Cullen/Leeland
Dessert: Empire Cafe or House of Pies
Late night: Katz
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