POST Market (Food Hall)

Cool place to go! We ended up going on a weekend they were hosting a quinceanera event. I will say, one of the places we grabbed some food the man looked to be working completely by himself and looked miserable. Other than that everything was nice. Was very crowded, if you’re not into the struggle to find a seat kind of thing.

The atmosphere here is great. The old building is unique, and there is plenty of parking. There are so many options for food inside, with quality food. Even the desert selection is off the wall. They also have a few vendors selling plants, jewerly, and the likes, as well as some office spaces for rent. I hope we see the rest of this place get filled up! There is already a lot inside, but still plenty of room to grow.

It’s an amazing place. There are lots kinds of foods you can be served. Drinks, spaghetti, burger or dessert etc. also the place here is very clean and cozy. The decoration here is like in the astros space. You can see the live sports game on the screen. Also you can go upstairs to the rooftop. And you can see the whole view of Houston downtown. It’s beautiful but very hot in the summer time. Nice place!

For those seeking an excursion without a specific agenda, this destination offers an ideal solution, featuring diverse international cuisine, numerous photo opportunities, and a captivating light display on the second floor by “Solar Dust by Quiet Ensemble”. Additionally, a rooftop garden provides a stunning view of the Houston skyline. While we visited during the day, the experience is likely even more breathtaking at night.

This place has different types of food. On Saturday they have vendors on a specific side. I think this place is cool to distract yourself for a bit from a regular day. And don't forget to go to the rooftop!!

I was on a layover from the Amtrak train a couple of blocks away, and was so lucky to find this place. A nice atmosphere and so many good food choices. I found a W. African place and the food was amazing!

Such a fun place! You can find multiple restaurants to satisfy your cravings. There are so many choices it’s hard to decide. Also a cool selection of vendors to check out

Visiting from CA and wish we had something like this in Sacramento! I am so impressed with the reuse of this space. Concerts, art, marketplace for local artists, food, drinks, workspace and the rooftop park are all amazing

POST Market is the food court that is housed inside POST - a multi-use space in downtown Houston. The space used to be the headquarters of Houston's USPS, and as such has an industrial vibe. I was looking for some lunch after a morning of museum exploring, and since POST came at the recommendation of several friends, I decided to check it out. While the offerings in POST as a whole are a little sparse, the Market section is by far the most developed area of the facility and where most of the people were. The decor is industrial to go with the rest of the space, and all of the food spots are untied by having neon signage which really pops against the white grated backdrop. There are several food vendors offering a variety of cuisines. I landed on tacos and got three birria ones - they were pretty good but nothing to write home about. I was also in the mood for something sweet so I decided to get a cone; the raspberry tres leches was speaking to me and got it in a red cone to complete the aesthetics. The ice cream was really good and was a good finisher to my meal. Overall, I had a good experience at POST Market. While I didn't find anything I had to be destination worthy, it's a good spot to spend some time and satisfy a variety of tastes.

POST Market is one of my favorite food halls in Houston. I love the diversity of the cuisines offered as it is reflective of Houston as well as the building's history (it was the former Barbara Jordan Post Office). The Market has so many restaurants to choose from and some of the restaurants have changed over the past few years. I love that ChopnBlok gives out free samples. Lea Jane's Hot Chicken and Taco Fuego seem to always have a line. If you want something sweet, there's quite a few dessert options. There's lots of seating inside the Market. There used to be some seating outside on the loading dock near Andes Café, however I didn't see any tables on the dock during my last visit. If you want to enjoy an adult beverage, the Market has two bars: Address Unknown and Return to Sender. The craft cocktails at Return to Sender are very good! The bars have happy hour specials from 3p-6p M-F. On my last visit, I noticed that a daiquiri place moved in. I like that they have water fountains with refill stations. This can come in handy if you're going to be hanging out awhile. The neon lights are so bright and cool! The website boasts that the Market gives "cyberpunk vibes." I also love the spiral staircase in the middle of the hall. It's an attention grabber and makes for a cool photo op. The edition of the jumbo LED screens is a nice touch. The Market would be a perfect place to grab a bite to eat while watching the game! They host Astros watch parties as well as trivia on Tuesdays. Downtown Houston has its fair share of food halls, but Post Market is definitely the best one out of the bunch!

If you want to try different restaurants in one sitting this is the place to go while visiting Houston. I tried 3 different restaurants, thankfully they were all good. Unfortunately I didn't take notes of the names . The food hall itself it loud because it is a family environment, but there is a full bar and plenty of open seating. They do serve in reusable dishes and clean up is kinda of a cafeteria style. I wouldn't say its a must see but if your close it not something you should pass up. Ohh and parking was free for the first 20 mins and $5 an hour after that.

SUCH an awesome spot! I'm from St. Louis, so this was such a great spot to stop and check out some local businesses. We have a spot like this called The Foundry, so I was excited to explore what it had to offer. It is well lit with lots of natural light- super inviting. Loved the neon lights of each spot, definitely added to the cool aesthetic. We had just eaten lunch and were wanting some coffee and something sweet. While on the hunt, I saw so many different kinds of spots to grab food from: Italian, boba, Mediterranean, a bar to grab a drink, Cajun, burgers- truly the works. We stumbled upon Jackson's Brew for coffee, and Paletas del Sol for our dessert. After grabbing our items, we made our way upstairs to check out the rooftop. I love the idea of this, it would be so cool to grab lunch here regularly and get some fresh air. Loved it and would definitely go back next time I come to HTX!

Lots of selections of food for every type of palate. Two bars and a rooftop deck with a killer view. Everything from burgers, to Asian, French pastry, and our favorite spicy West African cuisine. Drinks can be a bit pricey, but are usually very good. Try a few things from different places.

This food hall has such a variety of different cuisines to try! There is something for everyone here. Downstairs they have all the restaurants and if you go upstairs there is a beautiful view of the city. Perfect for a group of friends or a casual date night. When you order you give your phone number and get a text message when the food is ready. It's usually super quick, which is great!

Post Market was repurposed from an old building into an international food hall and music hall! They hold events, exhibits and they also have a rooftop park called the Skylawn. I visited for dinner and tried out a couple of food spots: - If you're in the mood for street corn, check out Elotex. I ordered a small cup tossed in chipotle mayo, cheese and topped with Doritos. SO good. - Bubble tea at Ice Ice Boba. I don't know how they made their tapioca pearls, but it was perfect. - Grab a paleta from The Paleta Bar. The tres leches was my favorite. - Falafel tacos from Taco Fuego were in fact, FUEGO! There are a bunch of seats to relax and enjoy your meal. When you're done, take the winding steps upstairs to the rooftop. I wish I could've tried everything but my stomach (and wallet) did not allow, haha! Definitely a great spot to hang out with friends/family.

Visiting here in Texas, there's a group of us but everyone wants different things...so we decided on the food hall. Super huge space that I guess is historic and they even have a giant safe to check out when you walk in. There are a lot of different choices here and many of the vendors were offering samples - that's always a nice touch. I tried the Indian and African restaurant samples and both were really good but I ultimately settled on the dim sum and we also got a few drinks at the bar. After we ate walked around n had something to drink we went upstairs to check out the winter wonderland. It was s cool rooftop space to walk around for $1

Post Market Food Hall is a hoppin place on a Saturday night. Whatever kind of food you're craving, they have it here- from grilled cheese to ramen to African cuisine. Oh and you can't forget the desserts offered here too. They have a giant rooftop where a band was playing that night. Perfect date night spot.

Leah Janes Hot Chicken It's was my first time at The Post. It kind of reminded of the mall in Dawn of the Dead but in a good way. I was starving and there are so many options. I wanted to try something different and went to Leah Jane's Hot Chicken. I ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich. It was one of the best chicken sandwiches I've ever eaten. It comes in two pieces of Texas toast and some delicious,crispy, and fluffy french fries with a hint of herbs. The slaw in the sandwich was the wow factor. It brought the whole sandwich together . I can't wait to try some other items.

Large food court with probably the most dining options of any food hall in the city. There are a lot of international choices here. During my first visit, I tried Spice Zest, ChopnBlok, Ice Ice Boba, and Flower and Cream. Some places offer free samples, which is a great way to promote your business (for businesses) and a great way to tell if you want to spend your hard-earned money on their product (customers). As far as drinks, there are 2 bar areas for alcohol. One is beer only, other has beer, wine and hard liquor. For non-drinkers, most places offer canned or bottled sodas and juices. Some also offer fountain drinks. Fountains drinks are pretty standard at $3 no matter which booth you visit. There is plenty of seating whether in the food court, or sitting in either of the side atriums, just remember not to eat on the couches!

What a neat place. Tons of options to choose from and fun little place to take family from out of town. Good food and ambience. Would go here again.

I would describe this place as a dystopian-looking mall! Not in a bad way, but in an amazing way! We are visiting Houston and was sad because the streets looked dead. This is where the fun is at! So this POST market is a huge building that has office spaces inside, yet it has so many food vendors inside. What makes it so unique is the amount of neon lights and creative architectural design this spot has! On its rooftop has an amazing view of Houston. So definitely check it out when you're in the area!

Would never have found this place if it hadn't been recommended. It's a bit out of downtown but worth the trip to ChopnBlok and Flowers & Cream. Some of the others restaurants looked worth a try and others seemed like food court places in the mall or airport.

How cool is this food court. There's so many good food and drink options to choose from Nigerian cuisine to Latin food. There is definitely a diverse selection of food for everyone to enjoy. The center is clean, great lighting and a ton of seating .I enjoyed my visit and will certainly visit again .

The ambiance for this place is awesome on e very Lively and it has so many options of food. Service was great and parking was convenient.

Great variety of places to eat all in one location. I loved the idea of our being small businesses. It gave me a chance to walk through and explore the types of businesses inside, try samples of the different restaurants, and decide what I had a taste for. Loved the ambiance !! Great variety of places from Mexican to seafood, the juicers to bakeries. And for those needing a drink, there was also a bar on site. It was open to the public, so a variety of people at any time were able to walk in and walk around to explore. Great growth opportunity here as well. There was plenty of office space available upstairs. And plenty of retail space is still available on the main level. Conveniently located within walking distance from the Downtown Aquarium. Check out it !!

Great place for a large variety of food and excellent drinks. Plenty of seating and large rooftop.

A lovely place for a group lunch! You can get food from all over the world and try some delicious new flavors. Each one can get a different dish and sit at the common area. It's self serving and you have a refill soda machine. You can also go up to the roof and enjoy the green view of the garden and the city view as well. Will definitely go again!

Came here with my wife while on vacation. It was a perfect place to go when you can't decide what to eat. There's so many options. You don't even have to agree with your spouse. You can just go and everyone in the party will find something they want. I recommend going here. Most of the food we tried was good. I would go back forsure.

Great Place! This is one of our go-to places when we have friends or Family intown to impress them. The food hall concept is great and the the view from the roof might be the best in town!

Very cool place, it gets packed fast so we came early on a Sunday to get parking and freely walk around. There's a good variety of places and something for everyone. There are coworking spaces too and a rooftop deck. We've tried Soy Pinot, Crazy Cajun, and a few bars and had a good experience. I definitely recommend checking this place out!

Came to have lunch with my sister on her birthday. This place is perfect for that because everyone can get what they want without any drama. Ironically, we still ended up eating from the same place lol. I had some life-changing food at POST and will absolutely be back! What I got is detailed below. Chop N Blok is where we decided to go, after sampling their golden bowl and the hibiscus tea. I believe Chop N Blok is a Nigerian and Ghanian restaurant and the golden bowl had joloff rice, chicken, crisp veggies, plantains, some sort of beans that reminded me of black eyed peas, rice, and a sauce that tied it all together. LISTEN! When I say one but of that dish had my eyes wide!! Just the sample sealed the deal for me, and the full portion did not disappoint! The patties were perfect little pastries with a flaky dough and well-seasoned filling. The order comes with three. The hibiscus tea was tart instead of sweet, but I loved it. I wish I could've gotten a larger size of that. After that, I got a snickerdoodle from Lucy Pearl's which was made the way all cookies should be made. Crisp enough to hold it's shape if held in the air, but soft enough to break without a "snap" and crumbs. It was a fairly large cookie and worth the price. Lastly, I had a vegan "chocolate cookie" ice cream cone (the cone is NOT vegan, btw) from Flower & Cream. It was good but the cone was leaking as soon as I stepped onto the roof. They don't put the cones in a sleeve, nor do they offer napkins. It leaked everywhere, which was a bummer. I would get ice cream from them again but in a cup instead of a cone.

Post Market in Texas is a wonderful place to visit. Post Market is the sheer variety of products available -- you'll find a range of ethnic foods, clothing, plants, and much more. The atmosphere is lively and bustling, with calling out to potential customers and visitors exploring all urs on a weekend afternoon or to stop by during your lunch break for a quick bite or some shopping.

Great experience, our bar tender Theo (he there Wed to Sunday ) man this man is a great bartender He was on point and very attentive our dranks were drankn haha definitely a great experience

What could be cool than going to a old post office with amazing food court options to satisfy everyone in your group AND an amazing rooftop area to see downtown Houston? This place!!!!! What are you waiting for? First off, parking is free if you park for 0-75 minutes. Woot woot! We arrived on a Monday evening (Astro opening game night). There were so many options to eat at. I just couldn't choose and so many fusion options. We definitely went all the way up the stairs (there is an elevator as well) to get to the rooftop. I was definitely digging the vibe of the building. Love that they repurposed it into something amazing. If you haven't tried this place out...you have to go here at least once.

This is the perfect place to go when you're trying to kill some time or you don't know exactly what type of cuisine you want to eat! This market was recommended to us, so we decided to swing by while waiting on our friend's flight to arrive. It was in walking distance of our hotel downtown, which was also a plus. My husband and I ordered some tacos, and my brother had some freshly made pasta from the Italian place. I believe that the tacos we had were overpriced based on the quality.. However, I definitely recommend all tourist going here! Sorry, no pictures of the food. I only took videos for my IG reel.

LOVE POST!! I've only been to Leas and I've had the taco spot (I forgot what it's called) but both are top tier! It's a nice place to go if you want to have drinks at the bar but it's also kid friendly and the rooftop has views day and night!

Beautiful food hall! So many options and activities inside. Lots of stores/vendors. Tried a few samples and was pleased. Hope to be back.

WOW this a cool hip fun place to travel the world without leaving Houston! We love this great reuse of a rather ugly industrial postal service building. We love the industrial details left as-is, and the skylight really brightens up the place! Love trains? Lots of great train watching here - and people watching too. One ding - it's a Pepsi place! Y U C K 5 worldwide food adventure stars!

Fun place with convenient parking out front (paid lot). A good variety of food options, most a bit pricey. The food hall is a repurposed industrial building with lots of neon, glass and metal. Really enjoyed the rooftop garden and deck, which was much larger than I expected with a gorgeous view of downtown Houston, especially once the lights came on. There were many places to sit, both benches and tables for eating. The roof has water features and greenery, and would be a great place on a warm summer evening. I would love to come back for a concert here.

POST Market offers a variety of restaurants and vendors making it a great place to hang out and try different foods if you choose to. I love that there are diverse cuisines from different cultures offered so there is literally something for everyone. In my opinion, the only thing that is missing is a vegan restaurant. Before my most recent visit, I had not been to POST in about a year and there were less restaurants so it was exciting to see that there was more to offer this time. I started off with a lemon drop at the bar. It was good but I feel that the drinks here are not worth the price. On this day, I was in the mood for a grilled cheese so I went to Twisted Grilled Cheese. I ordered The Avocado BLT+E for my partner and I to share. I asked for the bacon on the side since I do not eat pork. You may not expect much from a grilled cheese but this one was so delicious. The bread was buttery and the cheese was melted perfectly. Next, we tried a watermelon mint lemonade and Jell-O shots from the daquiri shop. The lemonade was very good but again, for $15 not worth the price at all. Lastly, we enjoyed some rooftop views on the Skylawn. The last time I was at POST the upstairs and rooftop area was closed so it was nice to be able to see it this time. One of my favorite things about this place aside from the many food options is the easy and affordable parking. There is a parking lot on site where you pay to park but we only paid $15 for about 3 hours (you pay hourly). I definitely recommend anyone to give POST a try.

This was a super cool spot to visit! It's an international food court with a variety of different cuisines to choose from. It has a good vibe and it's fun to walk around and see all the different options. We tried birria tacos, sushi, and a smoothie. If you go upstairs, the terrace and view of the Houston skyline is amazing

This food hell has such a variety. came with some friends. tried almost everything that was open. A couple of places left to try. My highlights out of everything are definitely going to be Chopnblok and Lea Jane's. We also tried Rollin Phatties. flower and Cream. Lucy Pearl. The Butcher burger. And Thai Kun. One- Don't judge me. Two- yes there were only two of us and three don't judge me! We wanted to have a little bit of everything so we would know what was a hit. The rooftop Skylawn is nice. It was rainy that day so we didn't stay long. I recommend going early because it gets very packed. Table seating is sparse. I hope they add A LOT more because I've been when ppl were eating on the stairs. And purchasing a fountain drink from any restaurant leads you to either side of the hall. Nice place to grab a bite with friends. Try something new. Find your staple. There are some stellar places in here that don't have a brick and mortar anywhere else. Just go. You won't regret it!

So many different food options! Very nice scenery. Love the rooftop area! I enjoy going to the market checking out the different vendors and there awesome products! Jewelry, clothes, food, drinks! One of my family go to areas in Houston!

POST market is a fun new venue in downtown Houston packed with food, edgy architecture, and good views. If you've ever been to Time Out Market in Brooklyn, NY, this has a similar vibe. There is a large atrium area on the ground floor where you can walk around sampling a variety of food from different cultures and plenty of seating. You can also walk up 2 flights of stairs to the skywalk/rooftop area, where you can get a great view of the downtown skyline. It's definitely a multipurpose venue, I can imagine concerts and events being set up here both on the skylawn and indoors. There is also ample free parking in the parking lot right in front the the entrance. I would come here to hang out with friends!

It you don't know what to eat, this is your place!! So many choices! The 5 of us had a bit of everything so we could taste! I cannot remember all the restaurant names but just take a walk around before choosing! There is a full bar so grab a drink and take a stroll at all the foods! Birria tacos were good. They lacked a little flavor im used to but we were still good. The masala fries were awesome. 2 people got them one had something other than chicken but the chicken was crispy & had a nice flavor. The sauces all mixed together made the dish. Not pictured is the elote! That kiosk is an elote bar with various toppings including crushed chips. No pic means it was gone to quickly! Ok the lobster roll was just ok for the $29 price. The buns on both orders were overly toasted. It also needed a bit of sauce of some kind. However the crab claws were perfect!! The butter to dip them in would be better if it was melted but I just asked for more. Lol. Not pictured, but at the same place, the oysters. I loved the vinegar served with them. They were fresh & the perfect size too. On to the ice cream. I don't eat ice cream. I don't like ice cream. I LOVED this ice cream & cone combo! The place offered a variety of cone colors all different flavors. My daughter thought she was going to share but only got a bite & small piece of cone. My husband wanted a bite but was surprised I was even eating it & said will that must be good. Lol. Oh I forgot you can get topping on top of the ice cream too!

A multicultural cuisine spot, definitely try it out. Atmosphere: Love the aesthetic of the hall, looks absolutely beautiful, the lights, the modern look, and most importantly the rooftop, it's great. Moderate volume, you do have to pay for parking based on how long you stay (side note: awesome parking technology, love it) Service: Every food joint was awesome with service, nice and polite, samples and great recommendations as well. Food: My wife ordered a birria from a taco joint and it was good but overpriced based on the quality, had better but we enjoyed it. I had an African bowl which was absolutely delicious! Also overpriced but definitely worth to try at least once. Finally, we had our own ice cream cone which was amazing, unique flavors, unique cone, everything authentic, a must as well. Verdict: If you're visiting Houston just like me, this place is a must, it's worth to spend a little extra to try something every once and a while. For locals, I would only come to chat with friends or try something new not as often since there's other spots as well.

Amazing food selection, great space to walk around in and choose from. Quick and delightful experience

A really cool market with lots of food options and a really cool aesthetic. Definitely go up to the rooftop for the views. Parking is kind of annoying - we got stuck in line trying to get out and got charged for being a minute over.

Post!! A FOODIE's HEAVEN...Wow! What a deliciously fun place!! Get a group out and explore as many of these delicious spots as you can, that's what we did and we were not disappointed! We almost tried it all. We secured a huge table, that's where your little ones come into play lol? We all chose something different, brought it back to the table, and with forks, spoons and chopsticks in hand, we walked around the table trying a little bit of everything!! Crazy FUN!! We're definitely going back to try the places we just couldn't fit in our pleasantly full bellies!! Check this place out it's a family fun spot for sure!!

I didn't have time to really explore, but what I saw looked very enticing. It's nice that parking is free for at least 20 minutes, so you can get in and get out without paying anything.

I came here with a group of friends on Saturday. We explored the many vendors who had everything from pickels to gold plated jewelry! They also had a variety of different food, snacks and drinks. From sushi to burgers to Ice cream! Got to Chopnblock, definitely 5 star! I would suggest check out the agenda for the post before going, because vendors are not everyday.

I recommend this place to everyone in Houston. It's interesting. Lots of food options. And they gave have all sorts of events here.

Huh. Been here more than once already following my second visit last night yet it didn't occur to me to review it until now. I have positive reviews about two of its restaurants -- Soy Pinoy and Hawker Street Food Bar -- so I can safely say POST Market is among the great places to eat when in Downtown Houston. Speaker of Hawker, the venue kind of looks like those food courts in Singapore though I must admit that I've never been to the city-state. Solid amount of dining options to choose. Prices are steep, but I can assure you the food is worth every penny. In the middle of the place rises the spiral staircase to the Skylawn. Aside from the X-shaped stairs in the atrium, the staircase is a defining feature of POST Houston. I can see myself swinging by a third time. After all, options.

Pretty unique experience for Houston. Great selection of good and really enjoyed the rooftop walk/view. Super convenient parking lot and plenty of seating space.

Post Market is just what Houston needs more of. We came on a Saturday to enjoy the chalk art installation and also check out some delicious food.They have an array of places to eat and several bars to get drinks. The rooftop bodes a beautiful garden and green space for playing and listening to music. It is a perfect place to get a picture of the Houston skyline. This is the perfect place to bring friends and spend the day.

So this place is a big food court. Think about the mall without the stores to shop at. I visited Leeann hot chicken and got the fried fish sandwich with fries. Now I know you may be thinking why didn't I get the chicken??? But I didn't I got the fish and I regretted it bc the fish had a dirty, sea, fishy taste to it. Obviously I know it's fish, but if you eat fish often you can definitely tell the difference in fresh fish or not...So I didn't eat the sandwich at all. The fries were good tho. $17 down the drain. I also tried the cake place and got a slice of Italian cream cake (which is my favorite!!) but This was also a miss for me. The cake was a little on the dry side and the cream cheese frosting just didn't go well with the cake. I like cream cheese frosting with this cake but for some reason this whole piece was just off for me. $8.50 for the slice. I grabbed some pralines also that come 3 in a little to go bag $6.50. I also could've saved my money on these. Lol.. man overall it wasn't my day here . Don't think I will be back to the post either.

Very cool place, the roof top is very nice too. It's a bit pricey. Parking is free for the first 75 min, they scan your license plate when you arrive so they know when you leave and then it's $5 every hour after the 75 min. The selection of restaurants is very wide. You have african, Vietnamese, tacos, Indian-ish, Peruvian, fried chicken, burgers, seafood, and more. There is probably something for everyone. The rooftop is very nice, plenty of kids were up there running around playing, eating Italian ice. It reminded me of the mall in stranger things. Plenty of gen z kids taking trendy photos T the new hip place. But also plenty of families hogging tables haha. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try