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- Mmoataz1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoeverything thing we ordered was amazing. Juan was our waiter and was very helpful with the recommendations and has a great attitude. great service overall. I would definitely recommend trying it.More infoState of GracePrice: Expensive• Contemporary Southern• River Oaks•4.8
- NNewtDallas - Fort Worth •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoThe good was delicious and the wait time for meal was short. Mimosa was very strong-but some people like their money worth of alcohol. The level of noise was very loud.More infoUpper Kirby BistroPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Upper Kirby / Shepherd Corridor•4.3
- OTOpenTable Diner1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoAwesome fresh seafood . Tasty sauces with shrimp and sea bass. Bit pricey sides Need baked potatoes…. Need smaller sides…More infoEddie V's - West AvePrice: Very Expensive• Seafood• River Oaks•4.8
- CBCarolBabyHouston •3 reviews5.0Dined on Jan 1, 2023The staff was so genuine and sweet! The food was so flavorful! We went for light bites. You HAVE to get the deviled eggs! The avocado toast was really good and the oysters were yummy!More infoRelish Restaurant and BarPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• River Oaks•4.8
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Discover River Oaks
From exploring an expansive downtown tunnel system to riding along the 128-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail, there are many ways to work up an appetite in Houston. If you're looking for a place to start exploring the city's culinary culture, you can't go wrong with River Oaks. Sure, seasonal and local favorites like chicken-fried steak, crawfish, mesquite-smoked meats, barbecue ribs, and pasta with homemade sauces will leave you satisfied. But you can't visit this bustling neighborhood without trying the wood-ear stuffed banh cuon, crispy chicken wings, or meaty burgers topped with grilled poblanos, chili, and cheddar. Craving a bite at night? Some restaurants here keep their dining rooms open late! While the prices aren't the lowest in town at most River Oaks establishments, this area definitely offers a dining experience you'll remember.
Frequently asked questions
Dog friendly restaurants in River Oaks include Toulouse - Houston, Relish Restaurant and Bar and a'Bouzy
Child friendly restaurants in River Oaks include Steak 48 - Houston, Relish Restaurant and Bar and Liberty Kitchen & Oysterette - River Oaks
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