Houston's diverse population contributes a wide variety of flavors to its restaurant scene.
While any first-timer to Houston has to sample Tex-Mex and barbecue, travelers would be remiss to ignore the city's other culinary offerings. Locals and experts say some of the best spots to visit are Ray's Real Pit BBQ Shack, Killen's Texas Barbecue, helmed by renowned chef Ronnie Killen (who also opened a restaurant combining a steakhouse with a barbeque joint, Killen's STQ), Gatlin's BBQ and The Pit Room. From baby back ribs smothered in sauce to slow-roasted tender brisket, this city has no shortage of BBQ joints. You could also check out a Pappasito's Cantina location, where Beyoncé has been spotted.Īnother popular food found in Houston? Barbecue, baby. If you're exploring the Museum District and the Houston Zoo, you can try the upscale Hugo's or the M & M Grill that offers fajitas and burritos with halal meats. But most agree The Original Ninfa's on Navigation is a great place to start. But in recent years, the rest of the country (and the world) has finally started to take notice.Īsk any local and you'll find strong opinions of where to find the best Tex-Mex fare, a staple in the Houston diet. Considered one of the Best Foodie Cities in the USA, Houston has always produced excellent eats.
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