Places in Houston
Restaurants in Houston
| Name | Cuisine | Area | Opened | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brennan’s of Houston | Creole | Midtown | 1967 | Open |
| Christie’s Seafood & Steaks | Seafood | Houston | 1917 | Open |
| Crawfish & Noodles | Viet-Cajun | Chinatown (Bellaire Boulevard) | 2008 | Open |
| Felix Mexican Restaurant | Tex-Mex | Montrose | 1937 | Closed 2008 |
| Frenchy’s Chicken | Creole | Third Ward | 1969 | Open |
| Goode Co. Barbeque (Kirby Drive) | Barbecue | Houston | 1977 | Open |
| James Coney Island | Hot dogs | Houston | 1923 | Open |
| Lankford Grocery & Market | Burgers | Midtown | 1937 | Open |
| Molina’s Cantina | Tex-Mex | Houston | 1941 | Open |
| The Breakfast Klub | Soul food | Midtown | 2001 | Open |
| The Original Ninfa’s on Navigation | Tex-Mex | East End | 1973 | Open |
| This Is It Soul Food | Soul food | Fourth Ward | 1959 | Open |
Districts, offices and organizations
Guides
- Does Houston have zoning?
Houston has no zoning; it relies on deed restrictions, Chapter 42 development rules, lot size and building line designations, and historic districts.
- How do deed restrictions work in Houston?
Deed restrictions are recorded private agreements that limit land use in Houston subdivisions, and the city's Legal Department helps enforce them.
- How do I get a building permit in Houston?
The Houston Permitting Center issues building permits inside city limits through an application, plan review, payment and inspection process.
- What is Viet-Cajun crawfish?
A crawfish boil style that pairs Cajun spices with a garlic-butter sauce and Vietnamese aromatics, developed in the Houston area in the…
- Where did Houston Tex-Mex and the fajita come from?
How Houston's early Mexican restaurants and Ninfa's tacos al carbón shaped Tex-Mex and the fajita.