The Best Wine Bars in Houston

Radio Bar

★★★★☆ 3.5 (4)

"Service was on point. Jonathan made sure to take care of me every chance he had! Absolutely amazing place!"

D'vine Wine Bar

★★★★☆ 3.8 (118) • $$

"I had such a great time at D'vine Wine Bar last night for my sister's birthday, I was compelled to write a review there at the table. But I didn't. Gotta stay "present."We started off with multiple bottles of prosecco, charcuterie, fig/balsamic/proscuitto flatbread and margarita flatbread. For whatever reason, there are mixed reviews about their pizzas/flatbread, but the margherita pizza was deceptively good. The crust was perfect, and the sauce and herbs almost convinced me to order the table a second. Apparently Thursday is steak night, but i opted for the crusted red snapper with risotto. Highly recommend. Can't wait to return."

Salento Bistrot

★★★★☆ 3.6 (254)

"What I love about Selento's: the front patio seating! With a prime location in Rice Village, it makes for the perfect spot to people watch and enjoy the weather. Second, they have a good variety of options on their menu so it was not difficult at all to find something that hit most of my cravings!I visited for a late lunch on a lightly rainy Saturday and even sitting outside watching the rain was lovely! The patio covering was just enough.Food: I ordered the chimichurri steak which came with a side of broccoli and potatoes. I appreciated  that the steak was cooked to my liking and the potatoes were seasoned well! The meal was perfectly filling and hit the spot.Drinks: I ordered the sangria and frankly I was underwhelmed and did not finish it- I'd def. choose something else next time.Service: quick and straightforward. Loved that there was no wait.Would I recommend a visit? Absolutely! Perfect lunch or brunch spot solo or with friends/family for just about any occasion. A nice but relaxed spot with good food options."

Worcester's Annex

★★★★★ 4.5 (55) • $$

"The cocktails and the vibe here is spot on! Indoor/outdoor seating options take WA up even further in the ranks for me! I freaking love their cocktails. The bartenders are friendly and know how to make great drinks! (Joel is my fave!) I love that they have great food options as well. I'll be a frequenter, for sure!"

Main Kitchen

★★★★☆ 3.6 (87) • $$

"Cool casual bar and grill inside the JW Marriott in downtown Houston. We came here for lunch while at an event in the area, and the food was much to pur satisfaction (albeit a bit pricey due to being a hotel restaurant). The chorizo queso was creamy with thick hearty chips, the pizza was oven baked in a 600 deg oven with a nice flavor, the shrimp n grits were creamy, and srvice was excellent."

Southern Soul Kitchen

★★★★☆ 4.2 (79)

"In the mood for some good catfish, tried to go to another restaurant, which was closed, and I'm glad it was because it made me look up another place which turned out to be delicious! The catfish was seasoned well and fried hard, just the way I like it! The okra and tomatoes are a must try...also very tasty and flavorful!Servicers were on point; very attentive, friendly, and awesome.This cute spot is high up on my regular rotation list. Yum!!"

Mimo

★★★★★ 4.6 (52)

"We are delighted the East End continues to attract more restaurants and with a variety in cuisine. Saturday night, I had one of my top dining experiences of the year. It was one of those meals that - as we were dining - I was planning our return, because savoring each bite in the present was not enough. I wanted to know when I could expect this magnificent meal again. And truth be told, we'll probably be weekly patrons. Our party of four started with the green pea hummus (stracciatella, evoo, toasted hazelnuts, greens, and toast) along with the gorgonzola dolce montato (whipped, black mission figs, walnut brittle, speck, rosemary honey, and ciabatta toast). In the spirit of family-style dining, the sharing of plates continued with the gnocchi (with marinara, parmigiano, basil); cacio e pepe (loved the use of rigatoni instead of spaghetti); bucatini with shrimp; paccheri (castleveltrano pesto, pistachio, mozzarella) ...And for our sole meat dish, the agnello (pan seared bone-in loin chop with romanesco, black peppercorn) had the meat eaters at the table eying every last drop of the saucey plate. Vegetarians and pescatarians: There are so many options, and they're all so delectable, best wishes on deciding what to order! (Again, family-style is the way to go, but I can see why someone wouldn't dare share a bite of their dish).For desserts, we split the panna cotta (vanilla bean, cara cara orange, lemon, mint) and the cioccolato salato (fennel cookie crumble, maraschino cherries, mascarpone cream).Two apps, four pastas, one meat dish, two desserts, and two bottles of wine came out to ~$300 with tax and tip. That's unheard of these days, especially for this level and quality of food, service, wine selection, and cozy ambiance. (Nancy Hustle and Tiny Champions, we love you, but think we found our new date night spot.). Book your reservation now. And if it's a lovely night, do dine al fresco on their patio. And keep an eye out for their wine dinners (they have one coming up on Nov 29, 2023 with two spots open, last I checked). Kudos to co-owners Co-owners chef Fernando Rios (you might be familiar with his pasta skills from Weights + Measures) and Mike Sammons (13 Celsius and How To Survive on Land and Sea) for creating this gem of an Italian trattoria on the East End. Can't wait to explore more of your menu."

The Gypsy Poet

★★★★★ 4.7 (651) • $$

"Intro: I'm going to start things off by firing some shots. I've always said that Houston doesn't have a great pizza scene. That doesn't mean that there aren't solid spots in town, just not at the level I would expect from one of the largest cities in the US. Despite my sentiments, I love pizza and am always on the lookout for an A+ spot. I had heard good things about The Gypsy Poet so I stopped by on a Friday evening for dinner at 8:00 p.m. I found street parking on a side street close by. Service (2/5): Things didn't get off to a good start. You order at the counter and there was a line outside of the door that took roughly 30 minutes to get through. I hate waiting in line. Why are the prospects there for a long line at The Gypsy Poet? The fact that it's a popular pizza joint and that it was a Friday were certainly factors. However, there are some logistical issues too. They don't have menus for you to look at until you're at the counter. As a result, unless people in line look up the menu online before they get to the cashier, they're going to spend a couple of minutes perusing the menu when it's their turn to order. That slows things down substantially. Instead of relying on people to be proactive, if I were The Gypsy Poet, I'd hand out menus to people waiting in line, and then voila, the "traffic jam" lessens. I know having a line outside of your restaurant adds hype, but I hate artificial hype. The staff I interacted with while I was there was pleasant so the service delivers in this area.Ambiance (3.5/5): After you place your order, the experience progressively gets better and better. You select your own seat and they will bring your food to you. There's a variety of seating available including tables, couches, bar stools, and some seating on the patio. It's not a large restaurant so we ended up sitting at the one open table we could find inside. Outside of the seating arrangement, I did notice their playlist. They were playing a lot of EDM as background noise and I dug it. Food (5/5): Gypsy Poet is arguably the best pizza in Houston that I've experienced. Right up there with Luna Pizzeria. We ordered both the Margherita pizza and the Pepperoni Madness pizza. The Margherita is your classic traditional pizza with San Marzano tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, and basil. The Pepperoni Madness has both pepperoni and hot honey. Both of the pizzas were perfection. Everything: the crust, the cheese, the sauce, and the toppings worked in perfect harmony with each other. Out of the two, I would say I liked the Pepperoni Madness the best. It's one of their top sellers so go for it! We also had some tiramisu for dessert (my favorite dessert). A+ for the dessert as well. Drinks (4.5/5): A nice wine list. You can pick a bottle out while you're waiting in line which is exactly what I did. I went with a Pinot Noir, one of my favorite types of wine. They don't give you wine glasses, you're given regular glasses but it's all good. They also have a good beer selection and soft drinks if you're not feeling wine. Overall: The food is five stars hands down. With some logistical tweaks to ameliorate the dining experience, they would easily be a five-star restaurant in my book. They also have another location in The Heights. If you're looking for elite pizza in Houston, The Gypsy Poet has to be at the top of your list."

Magnolia Society

★★★★★ 5 (8)

"This is your new stop between Houston and San Antonio. Trust me. Wow. Okay, first of all this place is set in a wonderful old house nestled just north of downtown Columbus. This place actually hugs you with wit and humor and class all at the same time. Fun paintings along with white table cloths and brass fixtures. Elegant. But what's a nice setting if the food isn't also great? MS delivers. We had apps and entrees from a full but not too-large a menu. Simple recognizable dishes for extremely well. We had salads, southern shrimp, braised short rib etc. All prepared and plated with an elegance and attention that matches the decor. Service was delightful attentive and kind. The owner even stopped by our table twice and spoke to us. Magnolia Society is worth the very short trek off of I-10 for food that is not a classless chain burger or prepackaged truck stop fare. This is your next go-to stop between San Antonio and Houston."

LFM - Local Foods Market

★★★★★ 4.5 (42)

"This is a cute little market next door / connected to Local Foods with some nice, gift-y food items plus unique pantry staples. It is always fun to browse this section when eating here. Plus, if you are looking for a quieter meal at LF, there are a few secluded tables in this section with a much more chill vibe - maybe this is the place to study/work over your meal vs the still nice but more bustly section next door."

Ed's Bistro

★★★★★ 4.5 (29)

"Had brunch here on Saturday with my wife and some friends. Great little place to stop in and have some brunch. Menu has a broad range of items and I had the shrimp& grits with Tasso ham and applewood bacon bits. It was great and had an amazing flavor. Highly recommend giving it a try."

Postino Woodlands

★★★★★ 4.5 (110) • $$

"Why 5 stars? Because these fancy bruschetta's are something I could eat every day. --- --- ---I've wanted to visit Postino for a while now and just hadn't had the chance. But a nearby errand that took a lot longer than expected gave me the opportunity to finally make it happen. I sat at the bar and was solo, but I think the bartenders were a bit disappointed that I was only drinking water. It was the middle of the day on a Thursday and I am not much for day drinking, so I was very content to be on a food-only mission. As for the food, I went with the 4 bruschetta's for like $17. In order of favorite to least favorite:1 Mexican Corn2 Prosciutto di Parma, Fig & Mascarpone3 Smoked Salmon & Pesto4 Burrata, Bacon, Arugula & TomatoI would happy order the first 3 again - all are an easy 5-stars for me. #4 was still enjoyable, but I am not a huge tomato person and tomato really overwhelmed each bite. Overall, I would love to come back because there are tons of tasty looking options on the menu and the vibe here makes me feel a lot cooler than I actually am."

CRÚ Food & Wine Bar - The Woodlands

★★★★☆ 3.6 (173) • $$

"An unexpected treat at Market Square in the Woodlands. We happened upon this cute wine and food bar after attending the Lamborghini festival in the Woodlands. Just looking for a spot to cool off turned into an amazing brunch with peach bellinis , delicious pizza and the best creme brille ever."

Wicklow Heights

★★★★☆ 4.2 (147) • $$

"When I'm in the mood for a good cocktail paired with a great patio, Wicklow Heights is one of my top choices. Located in the Greater Heights area, this is one of the first bars on the east side of the strip of bars along that street. The parking lot is pretty spacious but at peak times, you might find yourself trying to find a spot along the street. Wicklow has that charm to it. It looks like a house turned neighborhood bar. The inside is small with limited seating, but they have a decent sized outdoor patio that basically wraps around the bar with lots of tables are chairs. They also have a small stage, though I've never seen it in use. They also have a large screen set up for the hot games of the day. Drinks wise, their menu isn't all that huge, but what they do offer, they do it well. I've had a little bit of everything here from cocktails to beers. I can honestly say, I have not had anything I really don't like. They do have a food truck outside, which is what I believe is the source of their food menu. They have your everyday, bar type food. Nothing to write home about. Overall, this is one of my favorite spots in the area. I will definitely be back!"

Siphon Coffee

★★★★☆ 3.9 (888) • $

"Although I'm no stranger to Siphon, I found myself here unexpectedly, after realizing I had 0 desire to wait 2 hours for coffee at a packed new hotspot in Montrose. But this visit exceeded my expectations because Siphon now offers food...and I don't mean the empanadas from years past (no shade to the empanadas, they're pretty dang good), but I'm talking chicken pesto sandwiches, tacos, avo toast, chicken and waffles- a stacked menu, and it's giving :DI tried the chicken sandwich and...wow, all I can say is that they're serving restaurant quality food! If you're new to Siphon, I'd advise visiting during off hours, and they're incredibly popular and space is limited. During these times, parking can require a walk, but I use it as an excuse to walk off the chicken sandwich calories."

Crust Pizza Co. - Harper's Preserve

★★★★☆ 3.9 (44)

"A favorite for us. Wednesday is half priced wine bottles! Wow! The pizza is good. We like crispy crust and they make it that way when we request it. There is plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. DOGS allowed on the patio!"

The Bluebonnet Tasting Room

★★★★★ 5 (8)

"Checked out the new Bluebonnet Tasting Room yesterday for their soft opening. What a great place! Very cozy with many places to sit, inside and out, super friendly staff and a great selection of Texas wines that were quite delicious! I love the fact that they focus specifically on Texas wines and they do have some Texas beer (Paradigm Brewery) as well for those who enjoy beer!We really enjoyed being able to gather on their front patio and others seemed to be enjoying the back patio that they have as well. Lots of space in this establishment and a cute bar inside.This is a great addition to Old Town Tomball and y'all should check them out!"

Backstreet Cafe

★★★★☆ 4.1 (1603) • $$

"Great Houston Restaurant Week menu. Nice to be able to mix and match. Our party of four started with the Duck Spring Rolls. Perfect to dip in the ginger scallion soy sauce. So delicious! For mains, the striped bass was perfectly crisp served with a summer vegetable orzo. My husband ordered a red corn chicken enchiladas which he devoured. Our friend enjoyed his steak. The Blockbuster dessert lived up to its name. A molten chocolate lava cake with salted caramel, peanut butter ice cream and kettle corn. So good. The most delicious way to end a great meal with friends. Service was great. Parking is by valet or limited street parking in the neighborhood. Hard to believe that it has taken so long to dine at this James Beard Award winning Hugo Ortega gem. Make a reservation as the place was packed on Saturday night. Would love to try the patio dining under the stars and live oaks in the fall or spring when it is not in triple digits in Houston."

Mirage38

★★★★★ 4.8 (25) • $$

"A family member recommended this place to me. It's a chill place to get a drink. I seriously forgot what I ordered but it was well made. There's a food menu; however, I kept it simple and enjoyed my drink alone at the bar. If you're in a group, I noticed plenty of tables!"

Mercantile Montrose

★★★★☆ 4.1 (212) • $$

"This is where you'll find me most mornings during the week before going to work. It's my go to spot if I am getting a latte. Like most coffee shops they have a variety of options for milk substitutes. If you're lucky enough to arrive early you can get tacos that they get from taco deli. In addition to other coffees, they have a large selection of teas. Several pastries are available at the counter. But once they run out, they run out. Perfect neighborhood coffeeshop that hosts live music nights and other things throughout the month."

The Ferm Meadery

★★★★★ 4.9 (9)

"Cool new upstart in a town square setting. Live music and a interesting array of beverages to choose from. I think this place is destined for great things! Come see for yourself."

rise soufflé - The Woodlands

★★★★★ 4.8 (150)

"Oh Rise... No one makes soufflés like you. Your ever charming, inviting and unique decor is époustouflant and breathtaking. We've been to several of your locations and never have you disappointed us. I think I'm in love!We visited the Woodlands' Rise location for the first time today. It was the only location we had not yet visited. It's just shy of a three hour car ride for us to get there, but we knew it would be worth it. Before the pandemic, we had the chance to eat at their now closed Houston location a few times. We were happy to learn last year while visiting their Fort Worth location (a four hour drive) that they were opening a fourth location slightly closer to us. Delightful!During today's visit, the staff was super nice and they decorated the table with Happy Anniversary written in Scrabble letters before we arrived. They also placed some wedding themed napkins on the table. Nice touch! They knew to set the stage. At the end of our meal, they also gifted us a love themed embroidered hand towel. It's already hanging in our kitchen as we speak, ready to be used! Lovely. The food was good, as always. We had a cheese plate and their special strawberry soufflé, which was the biggest, most risen soufflé we've ever witnessed! The taste was sweet, light and cloud-like. This dish basically is what cotton candy dreams it'll become when it grows up. It was excellent and memorable. Thank you Rise for the wonderful afternoon. Our visit was short but perfect. Merci infiniment!"

The Grove Wine And Whiskey

★★★★☆ 4 (12)

"I'm so excited to share my experience at the new wine and whiskey bar in town! The place is spotless and has a fresh vibe that makes you want to stay longer. I sampled several drinks and they were all delicious and well-prepared. The staff was friendly and helpful, giving me great suggestions and introducing me to the awesome bartender. I didn't have a chance to try the food, but I did indulge in the boozy tres leches cake, which was heavenly. I can't wait to go back and try more!"

Saloon Door West

★★★★★ 4.6 (37)

"I love my local craft beers and breweries. Saloon Door in Webster was my first introduction to their beer and brewery. They put out a very solid product. When I heard they were taking over this location and opening up shop in my neck of the woods, I was beyond ecstatic. My drive just got cut in half. Size wise, it's a little bit smaller, but at the same time plenty big. Customer service here was great from start to finish as well. If you don't know what to get, just ask and they will let you sample before committing to a beer.My friends and I came here to kill some time before an event. We liked it so much, we decided to come back later in the evening with a bunch more people so they could see how great this place is. My favorite Saloon Door beer is the Tasty AF. It s a chocolate and peanut butter stout that is so delicious. Like everything else I've had, it's easy drinking but packed with some of my favorite flavor profiles. Don't sleep on the Coffee Amber though. If you love coffee as much as I do, you will like this one too. If you want something that packs a little more punch, get the Brewster Cogburn which has a 9.6 ABV. This vanilla cream ale is amazing. If you're a little hungry, they do have a kitchen with hot food. I ordered the chicken tenders thinking it was going to be a small platter, but it came out in a large tray, filled high with seasoned waffle fries and two large pieces of chicken that smelled like it came straight from one of the popular fast food chicken spots. I shared and everyone loved it. I imagine the other food has to be good too.Overall, I hope the trend of new breweries in Pearland continues. Saloon Door will definitely be visited by me again and frequently!"

Crust Pizza Co. - Aliana

★★★★☆ 3.9 (42) • $$

"We only picked up kids fettuccine Alfredo to go for my daughter. She did enjoy it. Nice friendly service."

Brandani's Restaurant & Wine Bar

★★★★★ 4.6 (427) • $$

"Brandani's lunch special for $19. We haven't been here in quite a while (bc Covid) but they are just as good as before and now have a nice covered outdoor patio too! Service is great too, even though we were the only ones outside at the time. Shrimp ceviche while expensive ($19) was amazing! Perfect balance of flavors and packed with fish and shrimp. Husband got the crab cake (lots of crab!), and I got the pan-fried chicken. It didn't disappoint and if anything, I just had too much green beans. I was getting too full! And for dessert, bread pudding -always smooth and even the husband is a fan ( who usually doesn't like sweets) and pumpkin spice cake with some brittle on top. Cake is a little dense and the frosting is very sweet, and the brittle is a perfect crunch to it. Might stick to the bread pudding but I think I may just have had too much food! LolOverall, can't wait to come back!"

Crust Pizza Co. - Woodforest

★★★★★ 4.7 (131)

"What an awesome place! We came because kids eat free on Tuesday's, so we figured we would give it a try, and it did not disappoint as far as the pizza went! My kids each had a cheese pizza and they finished theirs! (Something that hardly ever happens.) My husband got the Big Don's Meat pizza, and I got Madelyn's Alfredo pizza. Both were awesome. We liked the sauce and the consistency of the crust, too! We will be making this a normal spot for Tuesday night dinner for sure! The counter service was friendly, and the people delivering food to the tables were also very nice, and they bussed our table for us. (The only reason I removed a star: The soda machine needs to be looked at because our drinks were all flat with hardly any carbonation, and had very little flavor in any of the drink, athe ice melted so fast, which means the liquid coming out was warm.)"

D'Vine Wine

★★★☆☆ 2.5 (6)

"The people are nice but like the previous reviewer said the wine is pretty bad. The only one that is passable is the Cabernet Sauvignon. Nice backyard too."

Postino Montrose

★★★★★ 4.6 (534) • $$

"Postino Montrose was on my bookmark for a long while ever since Montrose Mining Company closed. I always wanted to stop by and enjoy the food because I read so great reviews. But it's always past the closing time. I went there last night. Simply because I was really hungry after an event at Houston Eagles. I remember it was shortly after 9. Because I was going to get in the VIP line at South Beach. But I thought maybe I can grab a quick dinner. Then, head there before 10. Since the menu is simple, I thought my order would be quick. Guess what? It was a long wait for Crispy Cauliflower. I already wrote a Yelp review and posted photos at a different restaurant by the time the appetizer came. I was very disappointed with the "crispy" part. The only crispy thing was the rehydrated raisins. The waitress came to take the order shortly before I finished the appetizer. I ordered Italian Beef Panini Dip with salad. The food was fresh. The dip was too salty. The roast beef was bland, maybe because I asked for no cheese. Oh by the way, I don't see any vegan dishes. Everything has cheese. Vegetarian maybe. I had to ask for no cheese because I'm lactose intolerant. Sadly, the kitchen failed to replace the saltiness of cheese with something. Another problem, waitress didn't come by to check on my water level or how I was doing. I saw another waitress stepping on a chair to reach for wine bottle behind me. She did say "excuse me". But don't you have stepladder? That's a safety hazard for your employees. While I was not getting any attention, I wrote my second review and posted some photos and videos at a different restaurant. I was about to finish my third review; waitress finally came to check on me. It got me thinking. Was I not fit for the crowd? Was it because I'm Asian? What a miserable dining experience. While looking at the check-in offer on lunch, I'm contemplating whether I should come back. I need some explanation first."

The Audrey

★★★★☆ 4.2 (71) • $$

"The Audrey provides an elevated "Breakfast at Tiffany's" vibe. Aesthetically, the restaurant is beautiful and the details down to the place settings are just perfection. Add in the service and you will want to make this your weekly restaurant. I have visited several times now and have enjoyed both the regular menu as well as the brunch menu. Each visit I have had a drink from the bar as well.The food is delicious and plated well. Some of my favorite choices have included the Lobster Bisque (which comes with a Parker Roll) as a lite meal when paired with an appetizer. The Burrata is a warm and crunchy delight with a kick of spice. The Watermelon Carpaccio is a refreshing and tasty small plate as well.The brunch on the weekend is also delicious. I loved the Honey Butter French Toast, and enjoyed a side of the Chicken & Sage Pan Sausage. The Caviar Deviled Eggs are a must try for deviled egg lovers. There are so many great options and it is a must try."

Cafe Adel

★★★★★ 4.8 (62) • $$

"I love Cafe Adel! The first time I went here I had the Gulas, and it was so comforting and full of flavor that I left full but still wanting to try more haha. On my second trip I tried the fried cheese (don't skip this), the salad and pizza , and each dish was 5 stars. Their pizza needs more attention because it was one of the best I'd ever had-and unexpected as this is a bosnian restaurant."

Montrose Cheese & Wine

★★★★☆ 4.3 (74) • $$

"Everything Montrose Cheese and Wine does is quality--one of my favorite go-to wine bars (retail wine shops) in Houston. The wine, service, food, and weekly events are a must. I'm also a wine club member, and their Scooby membership is an excellent way to try good wines out of your comfort zone."

Cosmic Cowboy Lounge

★★★★☆ 4.4 (25)

"Before I came to this little gem, I read the reviews here. I observed two reviews from some local "Karens" who complained the staff at the locations did not wear masks and did not require anyone else to wear masks (mandates that are not required in the county). One of the "Karens" even said the place was "like going into a pre-covid time warp", which sounded perrrrfect to me. All of the other reviews were all 5 stars. So, due to the 5 star reviews, and because of the local "Karens" informing everyone the place doesn't require masks, I decided to take a family trip to the location. The place was great. We walked in with no ridiculous mask hassle and we're seated right away. We ordered drinks and some food. Of course, the kids got soft drinks, but the wife got a pineapple mimosa. It tasted like a dry Champaign was used which was perfect with the sweet pineapple juice. I had an IPA, which was great, if you're into that type of beer.We ordered "Brunch Pizza". The pizza was delicious. Essentially, it was pizza topped with bunch items that included over easy egg. Awesome. One of my chillins got a hamburger that tasted like a ribeye steak grilled over charcoal. Super awesome. The other chillin got a sandwich with fries. The sandwich was excellent, but my God, the fries were very, very good. Thin sliced and crispy. Like a cross between a French fry and a potato chip. Loved those. I got smoked salmon on baguette with cream cheese and capers. Incredible. The salmon tasted like it was smoked Texas BBQ style. Unusual but delicious. Food was excellent. Service was excellent. No covid garbage was excellent. If you are looking for a small business to support, where you can take your family without hearing a word about current politically driven, business killing, freedom limiting, life ruining junk about how YOU need to obey thine ruler, this is the place for you. If you are seeking a place where everyone is turned away unless they submit to wearing a muzzle across the threshold of the door and aalllllll the way to their table, 13 feet away, and where everything is done for "safety", and for the "greater good", and "save the children", this ain't for you."

Crust Pizza Co. - Kingwood Docks

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (14)

"Awesome experience. Staff is super eager to ensure you have a great experience. Food is out quick and made with care. Pizza is pretty good and consistent with the typical Crust in other locations. decent wine selection and they offer 50% on Wednesday with purchase of a pie."

Rainbow Lodge

★★★★☆ 3.9 (802) • $$$

"This place is outrageously delicious! Holy shit. The antelope was by far my favourite! We shared a whole bunch of different things and everything was cooked to perfection, including the veggies. I would've liked the venison to be less "dressed up" with the chili rub but it was still good. The elk was a runner up favourite- so much flavour in it! What an adventure to take your tastebuds on. The hibiscus margarita is delectable and you can't beat half price wine on Sundays. You don't wanna miss that bread pudding either. The service and atmosphere of the place matches the food... warm and cozy, wonderful and unique. Looking forward to brunch once it's warmer so we can eat outside!"