Hudson House
American restaurant · Neartown ·
Lobster rolls, sushi, and world's coldest martinis
Lobster rolls, sushi, and world's coldest martinis
"Known for the “world’s coldest martini,” this River Oaks Shopping Center restaurant and bar offers a varied menu of American classics with a hint of Japanese flair. Pair oysters or lobster rolls with a perfectly chilled cocktail, and don’t skip the crispy rice topped with spicy tuna." - Marcy de Luna
"Named for the former department store, this downtown breakfast hotspot has a reputation for its mountain of luxuriant savory and sweet breakfast meals. The red velvet pancakes with cream cheese drizzle and the voodoo eggs benedict corn cakes, Spanish chorizo, cheddar cheese, and ranchero sauce are legendary. Now with a location in Northville." - Serena Maria Daniels
"A relaxed but refined restaurant, Hudson House on West Gray Street draws inspiration from New York City’s historic West Village neighborhood and its dining scene, which manages to be both approachable and ambitious. Here, you can sip your Bombay Sapphire Sparkling Lemon while partaking of Southern favorites like deviled eggs, Northeastern classics like lobster rolls and chicken Parm, and even a playful assortment of sushi rolls. New Yorkers might almost imagine themselves back at a favorite West Village spot, but Houstonians can just enjoy Hudson House as a chill and very flavorful summer hotspot." - Taylor Tobin
"A Hamptons-style seafood spot tied to the group that is alleged to have turned away reservations based on patrons’ names when those names were perceived to indicate African-American, Middle Eastern, or Hispanic heritage; the concept is also mentioned in the company’s expansion plans, including a move into Houston." - Amy McCarthy
"Known for excellent burgers and ice-cold martinis, this place is one of Vandelay Hospitality’s place-inspired concepts and has gained a reputation for its classic, well-executed comfort fare. The brand is expanding out of market, with a new location slated to open in Houston in November." - Brittanie Shey