The Rado Market

Yum, yum, yum! This spot was a couple blocks away from our Airbnb, so we decided to check it out. The interior is adorable and bright, service was incredibly friendly and quick, and the food was super tasty. I ordered the Mor bowl and it was beyond flavorful. It was nice that it came with eggs and toast as well. I left feeling full. I didn't take a photo of my vanilla latte, but that was also excellent!

Super chill spot, the fries are good. I wish they stayed open just a little later (they close at 4 pm) so I don't go often because of that.

The Rado Market is definitely a place worth visiting. The food is tasty and well-presented. I had the oxtail burger with fries and potato salad. The patty was gamier than I'm used to, but it worked great. The bun was tasty and held up well to the juices. The fries were perfect. Fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The potato salad was solid but I'd get something else next time. The place itself is amazing. The walls are lined with art and products on consignment from local producers. There's a wine room with uniquely curated selections. There's an art gallery down the hallway with local artists poems mixed in with more famous artists works.

When you walk into this place the first three words that come into mind crisp, clean, and classic. The cafe like market has a retro look to it and menu that is reflective of Houston's southern roots and evolving culture. The cashier also brings outs the foods and she was super kind and happy to answer all all questions. I had the friend green tomato sandwich which came with a vegan ricotta and tomato jam. Absolutely delicious. I want to come back for dessert and drinks.

Rado Market is an adorable neighborhood gem. I visited for lunch on a Sunday, and there was plenty of seating available. The staff were very helpful and set up a couple tables for our group & brought carafes of cucumber water out to the table. I ordered the Grilled Cheese & Gumbo, and my husband had the Oxtail Smash Burger - both were delicious. We were very impressed to find that the wine and beer prices are extremely affordable - like grocery store price! They do sell some local products, like hot sauce, candles, cook books, and wine. They are primarily a restaurant, though, because the shopping portion is not very big. Overall, Rado market is a great fast-casual spot for lunch, since they do not have dinner service. I'd love to come back to try the breakfast!

We had a perfectly fine breakfast at Rado Market. While I wanted to order the fried chicken hot roll, they were apparently out of chicken that morning, so I opted for the potato and egg breakfast tacos. While the potato and egg filling were good, I was surprised at how dry the flour tortillas were--they seemed more like corn tortillas. I took a bite of my friend's sausage hot roll and thought it was good--the roll bread was particularly tasty, a little sweet, so too bad they were out of the fried chicken hot roll that week.The service was nice but slow--we had to wait a while (maybe 20 minutes) for our food, and I even saw our food sitting at the counter a few minutes to be brought out, so perhaps they were short staffed. But they were very friendly, so that's nice.The restaurant is pretty and is also a store (hence the name market), with fun items like cookbooks from local vendors.

Came during their grand opening event. There was a dj, the counter is immediately to your left when you come in. I ordered the fried green tomato sandwich with fries and a salad s sides. It was sooooo good! I highly recommend. The fries are steak fries and seasoned perfectly. The sandwich is so tasty! Very refreshing salad with a vinaigrette dressing! I highly recommend a visit to this place. Plus it's in the historic Eldorado building.

I highly recommend this place. It was outstanding fresh and delicious. I ate the FGT sandwich and two sides. It's a cafe, so it's not fast food and it's not low priced. I am loving this!!! Support them and help them grow.

I was randomly on Eventbrite looking for something to do as part of my #TrySomethingNewThursday and came across The Rado Wine Club's February event. The wine club was highlighting Black owned wines in honor of BHM so I was all for it. This was the only exception I was making to my no drinking rule. The tickets were $25 and we got a whole lot for that price. We were educated on different reds and whites by an amazing sommelier who works for the Market. We had 6 wines to taste, along with food from the market that was nicely paired with the wine. I couldn't eat most of the food but boy did it look good. We were given so much good information about the wine owners and we had a booklet where could take notes about the wines. I enjoyed this experience thoroughly and plan on coming back to the Rado Market during lunch to check out their full menu. Also, there's plenty of parking.

I was happy to find out this place is the same chef as Lucille. The place looks average with very limited tables m.Food on the other hand wasn't too good. Everything was so salty. Even the salad was way too salty, I was wondering why. We ordered from fried green tomato (which wasn't as salty) but the burger and fried chicken sandwich were too salty.Service was nice and staffs are friendly. Definitely can't compare this place to Lucille. Lucille is way better. Personally I was disappointed