Houston Travel Guide
Eateries, restaurants and bars
The Breakfast Klub is mainly known for its Brunch menu ranging from specialized types of pancakes, waffles, and omelets to different types of burgers and fries. Most people go her when they visit Houston.
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The Breakfast Klub
3711 Travis StThe Breakfast Klub is mainly known for its Brunch menu ranging from specialized types of pancakes, waffles, and omelets to different types of burgers and fries. Most people go her when they visit Houston.
Moxie's Grill & Bar
5000 Westheimer RdBeautiful restaurant to have lunch in westheimer.
A fancy steakhouse with a bar that has a two-story dining room with a waterfall
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Brenner's on the Bayou
1 Birdsall St
A fancy steakhouse with a bar that has a two-story dining room with a waterfall
Located at the famous Houston Galleria, Peli Peli is mainly known for its rich exotic flavors. This cuisine depicts the cultures that make up South Africa as a whole (English, Dutch, French, Portuguese and Indian. It also has a variety of grilled meats, steak, seafood and fruit-infused sauces.
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Peli Peli Galleria
5085 Westheimer Rd
Located at the famous Houston Galleria, Peli Peli is mainly known for its rich exotic flavors. This cuisine depicts the cultures that make up South Africa as a whole (English, Dutch, French, Portuguese and Indian. It also has a variety of grilled meats, steak, seafood and fruit-infused sauces.
Are you a lover of sushi? I believe you're in for a treat on this one! Kuu restaurant is known for its modern Japanese cooking with fine attention to detail in every dish. With several popular rolls like the Truffle Suzuki roll, striped bass, ponzu, or the wagyu served on a hot rock; some call what this restaurant serves one of the best sushi in town.
Kuu
947 Gessner RoadAre you a lover of sushi? I believe you're in for a treat on this one! Kuu restaurant is known for its modern Japanese cooking with fine attention to detail in every dish. With several popular rolls like the Truffle Suzuki roll, striped bass, ponzu, or the wagyu served on a hot rock; some call what this restaurant serves one of the best sushi in town.
If you love Boba tea as I do then you would definitely love the Kung Fu Tea. It's one of my musts have whenever I am around the downtown area.
Kung Fu Tea
3201 Louisiana StreetIf you love Boba tea as I do then you would definitely love the Kung Fu Tea. It's one of my musts have whenever I am around the downtown area.
Things to do
This is one of the most popular malls in America with 2.4 million square feet of retail space. Shoppers are able to buy from a variety of over 370 retailers which includes Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Nordstrom, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Forever 21, H&M. The multi-level center also has several sit-down restaurants like the cheesecake factory and oceanaire seafood room as well as an indoor ice rink and two westin hotels
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The Galleria
5085 Westheimer RdThis is one of the most popular malls in America with 2.4 million square feet of retail space. Shoppers are able to buy from a variety of over 370 retailers which includes Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Nordstrom, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Forever 21, H&M. The multi-level center also has several sit-down restaurants like the cheesecake factory and oceanaire seafood room as well as an indoor ice rink and two westin hotels
Built in 1958, Mies van der Rohe's glass-and-steel pavilion, a renowned example of the International Style pioneered by the architect, changed the look of American museums—and the ways in which art is exhibited. Taking advantage of its soaring, translucent interiors, the MFAH made international news in the 1960's by displaying African figures and oceanic totems on impossibly tall pedestals that were placed among potted trees, and by suspending billboard-size canvases by Jackson Pollock and other artists from ceiling cables. Works are sometimes still displayed this way. An eerie tunnel of light by the artist James Turrell now connects the Mies building to a monumental stone addition by Rafael Moneo, which opened in 2000 and more than tripled the exhibition space in this encyclopedic museum housing more than 56,000 works. Louvered skylights bathe galleries in natural light, where blockbuster traveling exhibits are displayed. Across the street from the two edifices is the Cullen Sculpture Garden, designed by Isamu Noguchi.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Beck Building
1001 Bissonnet StBuilt in 1958, Mies van der Rohe's glass-and-steel pavilion, a renowned example of the International Style pioneered by the architect, changed the look of American museums—and the ways in which art is exhibited. Taking advantage of its soaring, translucent interiors, the MFAH made international news in the 1960's by displaying African figures and oceanic totems on impossibly tall pedestals that were placed among potted trees, and by suspending billboard-size canvases by Jackson Pollock and other artists from ceiling cables. Works are sometimes still displayed this way. An eerie tunnel of light by the artist James Turrell now connects the Mies building to a monumental stone addition by Rafael Moneo, which opened in 2000 and more than tripled the exhibition space in this encyclopedic museum housing more than 56,000 works. Louvered skylights bathe galleries in natural light, where blockbuster traveling exhibits are displayed. Across the street from the two edifices is the Cullen Sculpture Garden, designed by Isamu Noguchi.