Lyric Market
Restaurant · Downtown
Lyric Market, 411 Smith St, Houston, TX 77002
Highlights
Upscale food hall with sushi, Cajun, Indian, and waffles
Upscale food hall with sushi, Cajun, Indian, and waffles
"Are you in the mood for burgers, po’boys, Indian street food, sushi, waffles, or a hearty chicken sandwich? This Downtown food hall has it all. Take a full tour of the hub, which includes a 7,500-square-foot deck, a communal plaza, and a street-side terrace, and do a little window shopping at the various food vendors before committing to just one dish. Then, grab a drink at the onsite bar, Lyric Market. Visit during its weekday happy hour, when from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., draft beers and house wines are $5, and Tom Collins, Old Fashioneds, and Ranch Waters are $7." - Marcy de Luna
"Head to this Downtown food hall at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, February 8, for lion and dragon dance performances by Lee’s Golden Dragon. Expect acrobatics, drum exhibitions, and intricate costumes. Lyric will also pour festive drink specials, including the Cherry Cobra made with vodka, cherry juice, and lemon-lime soda, and the Blood Moon mixed with tequila, lime, blood orange, and agave for $15 each." - Marcy de Luna
"This Downtown food hub has decked its halls for its Jingle & Mingle Christmas Pop-Up, a winter wonderland filled with sparkling Christmas lights, ornaments, and Christmas trees. The Lyric Bar will offer holiday-themed cocktails to mark the occasion, with rum-fueled Feliz Navidad Nog, Peppermint Express drinks made with vodka, Rumchata, peppermint, cold brew, and a candy cane garnish; Jingle Bell Shots made with cherry vodka, peach schnapps, and cranberry juice; and more. Receive two hours of complimentary parking in the Lyric Garage when you purchase a cocktail or donate to Toys for Tots." - Brittany Britto Garley
"In the mood for burgers, po’ boys, Indian street food, sushi, waffles, or a hearty chicken sandwich? This Downtown food hall has it all. Take a full tour of the hub — which includes a 7,500-square-foot deck, communal plaza, and street-side terrace — and its nine food vendors before committing to just one dish." - Megha McSwain, Brittany Britto Garley
"When you’re craving multiple things at once, a food hall is a perfect place to find yourself. Head to Lyric Market, where Kati Roll Wala offers grab-and-go renditions of Indian street food and 1929 Po-Boy Kitchen slings po’boys stuffed with your choice of crawfish, shrimp and oysters, softshell crab, plus gumbo and oxtail yakamein, a soup fusion of Asian and Creole flavors with oxtail, noodles, and boiled egg in a beef broth. Wind down with dessert at Press Waffle Co. where both savory and sweet Belgian waffle combinations abound, or grab a drink at Rhapsody Bar." - Minh Truong
