Post Houston, the transformed former post office, is a vibrant hub featuring a diverse food hall and an expansive rooftop park with stunning skyline views, perfect for gathering and exploring the local culinary scene.
"This entertainment venue is a bundle of activity, no matter the day. Post Market, its on-site food hall, offers a casual dining experience with multiple food vendors, meaning if you or your companion for the night are picky, there’s plenty to choose from. Find sustenance at the new sushi restaurant KWO, South American restaurant Andes Cafe, or lauded West African restaurant Chopnblok. Then, find something to get into. For a more serene experience, head to the rooftop to check out the Downtown skyline (be sure to check Post’s website to learn about special events), or grab a coffee at Eden Plant Co., a lush, plant-filled coffee shop known for its jazz nights. If you’re feeling more rowdy, be sure to check out Art Club, the city’s newest laser-filled media art museum that also features its own bar. There’s also shopping, with a vintage shop, plus skateboard and jewelry stores. Want to capture the moment? Book a session at FotoLab." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Bring in the Lunar New Year with a full day of free festivities at Post Houston on Sunday, January 26. From 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., attendees can bounce between lion dance performances by Soaring Phoenix to an Asian pop-up market and a mini fashion show featuring ao dai or Vietnamese women’s long-sleeved tunics. RSVPing is encouraged." - Marcy de Luna, Brittany Britto Garley
"The former home of the Barbara Jordan Post Office, the POST is now a hub for food, entertainment, and events in Downtown. An oversized winding staircase in POST Market, the development’s lively food hall, leads to the Skylawn, which offers some of the most breathtaking, up-close views of the Downtown skyline. The area boasts benches and tables to settle in at with a meal from one of the food hall’s many vendors, and bar service is available on weekends. The Skylawn also hosts events like farmers’ markets and free Zumba classes." - Brittany Britto Garley, Megha McSwain
"For unbeatable views of fireworks, head to Post Houston’s Skylawn, a 5.5-acre rooftop park with panoramic views of Houston’s skyline, Its 21-and-up New Year’s Eve bash will offer sets from live DJs, drinks, and a midnight fireworks show. Score early bird tickets now for $50 or inquire about its VIP tables, which come with admission for eight people, two bottles of champagne, one bottle of liquor, and some of the best seats in the house." - Brittany Britto Garley
"With its plethora of dining choices, large communal tables, and buzzy bars, food halls are a common choice for solo diners, and among the many in Houston, the Post Market reigns supreme. Tickle your palate with curry bowls of West African cuisine from ChopnBlok, ice cream from Flower and Cream, vegan Filipino food from Soy Pinoy, or pizza from Spotlight while doing some people-watching in the food court, or head to the rooftop sky lawn for unbeatable views of the Downtown skyline." - Minh Truong, Brittany Britto Garley, Minh Truong, Brittany Britto Garley
