Mutiny in the Heights
Restaurant · Greater Heights ·
California cuisine hotspot with vegan options & wine flights
California cuisine hotspot with vegan options & wine flights
"This Heights establishment has been a port of call for wine enthusiasts for years. Still, a recent rebrand has expanded its menu offerings to transform it into a more neighborhood-friendly destination. Now, kids and dogs are on the invite list, making Mutiny’s charming, covered patio an ideal place to gather for plates such as Sicilian meatballs and steak frites on summer nights. The thoughtfully curated wine list is still a draw, now joined by a selection of local beers." - Brianna Griff
"Keep Mutiny in mind the next time you’re hanging out in The Heights and want to enjoy a glass of 2020 tempranillo and dunk a chargrilled shrimp into tomato vinaigrette with Texan hospitality. This restaurant-slash-tasting room has a farmhouse feel and plenty of room for your entire friend group to spend the evening with seasonal paella on the patio. For a more intimate experience, pull up to the bar for a French wine flight and their Ranch Board with wood-grilled sirloin topped with candied rosemary (ask for a side of berry-lemon marmalade)." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene, julie takahashi
"Why have just one steak when you can have three? Mutiny Wine Room’s steak night, which is hosted from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays, offers a steak flight with three 3-ounce beefy cuts. For $35, diners can enjoy a bottom sirloin steak served with grilled onion jam and fried garlic chips, a flat iron steak that’s been panseared in truffle butter, and a Teres Major steak served with a grilled cabernet reduction. Choose between a host of sides like truffle Parmesan steak fries and broccolini gratin, and consider a wine pairing. Need help? Ask for a suggestion from an onsite wine expert." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Space City meets Napa Valley at this gorgeous Heights tasting room, which harbors some of the rarest bottles in all of Texas. Home to the Farmhouse, wine enthusiasts can also enjoy a Sonoma-style tasting experience with exquisite food pairings or opt for a la carte dining with dishes like caviar-topped hush puppies, goat cheese gnocchi, and focaccia pizza. Enjoy some of its newer additions, which include a 2014 cabernet sauvignon from Sonoma’s Laurel Glen Vineyard and a Brunello di Montalcino from il Cocco, Italy." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Inspired by the tasting rooms of Napa Valley, Mutiny Wine Room pairs boutique wines from around the globe and a seasonal-focused menu with an atmospheric indoor and outdoor space. Mutiny takes every opportunity to spotlight new producers, and welcomes guests to taste and learn about their featured winemakers by way of events like this spring’s winemaker series, which explored wine regions like Spain, Oregon, and Washington." - Brittany Britto Garley
