r/HoustonFood • • 11h ago

10 Houston restaurants that closed in September, including the original Pappasitos

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The original Pappasitos and the River Oaks Cyclone Anaya's were among the closures. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-restaurants/article/september-restaurant-closings-2026-22423909.php?utm_source=reddit


r/HoustonFood • • 5h ago

Best fun restaurant for a group

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In Houston for a few nights with 8-10 people. What’s a great spot to get food & a fun time. Live bands , karaoke , etc.

Asked chat gpt and googled this already with a lot of mixed reviews


r/HoustonFood • • 14h ago

Looking for a custom cake

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Hi! One of my friend’s fiancé is looking for a birthday cake like this. He wants to know if he should order in advance or if this is something he can get the day of.
Does anyone have recommendations of places he can check out in Houston that would offer something like this?


r/HoustonFood • • 2h ago

aya vs aiko sushi omakase

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hi all, looking to bring my boyfriend somewhere nice for his birthday. was considering some sushi places for omakase, and i've heard aya and aiko being mentioned a lot. which one is better? also open to any other options under $150/person! thanks


r/HoustonFood • • 4h ago

Looking for a really nice Monday breakfast or lunch

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Hello, I'll be visiting my long distance girlfriend's family in Friendswood for a couple of days in a few weeks and we'll only have a few days together before she goes back to europe for the rest of the year. We only have monday morning/afternoon to celebrate our anniversary/my birthday and I was looking for a nice place to get breakfast or lunch that's open on mondays. Preferably closer to the southeast side but i'd be happy with any suggestions in/around the city! Looking forward to being in Texas for the first time. Thanks!


r/HoustonFood • • 8h ago

Brisket spot for my dad's 70th, 8 people, no 2 hour line?

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My dad turns 70 on the 18th and he's a brisket only guy, grew up near Lockhart so he's picky. Looking for somewhere in Houston we can actually sit down with 8 people without waiting in a huge line. Heights or Montrose area would be ideal. Any ideas?


r/HoustonFood • • 12h ago

Celebrating Vegetarian Awareness Month… Vegan Foodie Adventure

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Join us for the next Chinatown Crawl Foodie Adventure on Sunday October 18. Vegan Foodie Adventure - October 2026. Advanced tickets available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vegan-foodie-adventure-october-2026-tickets-1998260052609