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JW Marriott has super-comfortable beds and great flat screen tvs

And free parking.

Pappa Bros Steakhouse

Excellent steaks, intimidating wine list. Full-on atmosphere, Houston-style.

Great BBQ

at Goode Company. Casual atmosphere (more cafeteria than restaurant, but you won't mind), great brisket. Awesome pecan pie is a must for dessert, if you can fit it in.

Niko Niko's on Montrose is the best greek food I've ever had. I've been looking for something that compares for years, really.

The Original Carraba's on Kirby and Nino's and Vincent's (sister restaurants) on Allen are delicious italian food.

For gourmet food, go for Benjy's in the village or Tiny Boxwood's on West Alabama. Clean and highly tasty paninis, salads, teas, and pastas.

Any of the numerous Mexican joints. TexMex is the only way to go. Goode & Co. Taqueria, Molina's of Mexico City, Cafe Adobe, Escalante's, Mission Burrito, Felix's, anything will serve you well, really.

La Mexicana, Hollywood Vietnamese and Chinese on montrose, Empire Cafe on westheimer

looove it.

The duck curry here is amazing.

The Original Carraba's on Kirby and Nino's and Vincent's (sister restaurants) on Allen are delicious italian food.

The Original Carraba's on Kirby and Nino's and Vincent's (sister restaurants) on Allen are delicious italian food.

The Original Carraba's on Kirby and Nino's and Vincent's (sister restaurants) on Allen are delicious italian food.

For gourmet food, go for Benjy's in the village or Tiny Boxwood's on West Alabama. Clean and highly tasty paninis, salads, teas, and pastas.

it was great to come over here..n gain some knowledge..thnx.

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wow its nice structure or location of empire cafe ,bits in middle of the map, here good income sources.

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Healthy food

Having to travel to Houston a lot lately, and staying in the Galleria area, it's been a lot of sushi. This last week I decided to go fish only, and as Sage 400 had 4 new rolls on the menu, and I had 5 days to spare, that's what I did. It seems that Sage 400 is getting more crowded by the day, but they still manage to keep the service a the right level, as well as their smiling faces. To top it all off, I challenged the cooks to surprise me. And, yes, they did indeed cement the fact that they are among the more inventive Japanese kitchens around. I got what I'll call the "butterfly roll" for "dinner (a speciality by Joe), and for "dessert" I got sushi rolls with strawberry included in the roll for the first time (engineering and served by Andrew), and something by Joe that I guess you'll only find at a El Bulli or MOMA type restaurant. The best Japanese meal I've had over the past couple of years. The chefs, overseen by Kubo, are first class.