Davis Street at Hermann Park

New American restaurant · Binz

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The Best Hidden Gem Restaurants in Houston | Eater Houston

"There may be a Michelin star in the Museum District these days, but that doesn’t diminish this restaurant’s graceful approach to Southern cooking. Davis Street delivers on big flavor, with dishes like New Orleans-style charbroiled oysters, crispy shrimp with Thai chili sauce, Peri Peri-dusted cornish hen, and kimchi collard greens. Plus, its central Hermann Park locale makes it a convenient stop before or after a visit to one of the area’s many museums." - Brianna Griff

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