Granger's Restaurant & Bar
American restaurant · Binz
1200 Binz St Suite120, Houston, TX 77004
Highlights
Classic-inspired gulf seafood, steaks, oysters, cocktails, patio
Classic-inspired gulf seafood, steaks, oysters, cocktails, patio
"Whether you find yourself in the area after a visit to a local museum or you’re in search of a new place to grab a drink, this charming restaurant and cocktail bar in Houston’s Museum District makes for an enjoyable reprieve. Head to the gorgeous U-shaped bar, which offers plenty of wines, bubbles, and cocktails, including the Tequila Mockingbird, a refreshing tequila drink that features cucumber agua fresca, strawberry puree, Cointreau, fresh cucumbers, strawberries, and jalapenos, or the frozen Peachy-Keen Lemonade. Switch up the vibe and sit in the stylish dining room, where Gulf Coast creations and drinks still abound." - Marcy de Luna
"Whether stopping in for a quick drink at its buzzing horseshoe-shaped bar or settling in for a multi-course meal of Gulf Coast dishes, this new addition to the Museum District offers a pleasant backdrop. Plush booth and bar seating are complemented by polished wood tables and brass fixtures, and a design that reads upscale yet comfortable. Along with its friendly service and beaming neon sign, the menu invites diners in with comforting dishes like Texas redfish Pontchartrain topped with a creamy crawfish sauce, chicken-fried chicken alongside whipped horseradish mashed potatoes, Dijoin-crusted salmon, and steaks cooked to perfection." - Marcy de Luna
"Find oysters Rockafeller, buttery oysters Casino, and raw oysters on the half shell served by the dozen or in a festive seafood platter at this new Museum District restaurant. Score raw oysters for $2 each and jumbo cocktail-style shrimp for $3.50 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily. But be sure to experience some of the full menu. Seafood dishes like the Texas Pontrachain redfish, the crispy squid with sweet chili sauce, and its crab hushpuppies are too good to miss." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Just a block over from the Museum of Fine Arts is Granger’s, a steakhouse and seafood spot that seems to really enjoy big boards of food. The menu has a mixed seafood tower for $179 and the “Baller Board” for $225 with enough meat for five, as well as grilled redfish, fried chicken, and tuna poke bowls. " - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Whether stopping in for a quick drink at its buzzing horseshoe-shaped bar or settling in for a multi-course meal of Gulf Coast dishes, this new addition to the Museum District offers a pleasant backdrop. Plush booth and bar seating are complemented by polished wood tables and brass fixtures, and a design that reads upscale yet comfortable. Along with its friendly service and beaming neon sign, the menu invites diners in with comforting dishes like Texas redfish Pontchartrain topped with a creamy crawfish sauce, chicken-fried chicken alongside whipped horseradish mashed potatoes, Dijoin-crusted salmon, and steaks cooked to perfection." - Marcy de Luna, Brittany Britto Garley
