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Vuji Cafe on Heights Street is a cozy spot serving up inventive Asian-fusion sandwiches on fluffy Texas toast, perfect for a quick lunch or study session.

Christian's Tailgate is the ultimate game-day spot, serving up towering burgers, cold beers, and a lively atmosphere complete with ample TVs and a fun crowd.

This upscale steakhouse, once a vintage bakery, pairs a chic atmosphere with attentive service and standout dishes like skirt steak and pan-seared salmon.

Nestled underground in the Bank of America Tower, this vibrant food court offers a mix of eateries and games, perfect for casual dining and chilling out.

The Flying Dumpling serves hearty Chinese classics like dumplings and bao buns in a casual takeout spot that's a hit with students looking for big portions at budget-friendly prices.

Started by the Garbett family in 1970 and purchased by the Adair family in 200, Los Tios has been a Houston Tex-Mex staple for over 50 years. With favorite tables, favorite waiters, and our famous margaritas, Los Tios has became a ritual for Houston Families for years. In fact, many Houstonians had their first sip of a frozen margarita at Los Tios in 1975 when it introduced the city's first.

Feges BBQ in Spring Branch serves up mouthwatering smoked meats alongside creative sides and a hearty dose of family-friendly fun.

At Reggae Hut, a festive Third Ward eatery, dive into vibrant Caribbean comfort food like tender oxtails, jerk chicken, and flaky beef patties, all served in a chill atmosphere that beckons you to unwind.

La Carafe, Houston's oldest bar housed in a historic commercial building, offers a cozy, candlelit vibe ideal for enjoying local wines and ghostly tales.

Nestled in a rustic-industrial space, this lively eatery specializes in elevated American comfort food and boasts an impressive whiskey selection, making it a go-to for both weekend brunch and spirited weeknight gatherings.