It's quirky, it's in a cool neighborhood and it's got great food. Ironically, it was originally billed as a bbq restaurant, but it's the other stuff that gets them noticed. [Eater 38 Member]
Beautiful space with cocktails by the best in town! Check out the patio balcony too.
D & T has 50 draft beers to choose from with 45 special one-off beers, many of Houston’s finest, quality Texas beers, fine beers from around the world and the occasional surprise. Read more.
Brunch: Saturday Breakfast8am-until specials run out. All items ares housemade with fresh local ingredients in Revival Market style.
Really good coffee, lots of types of espressos, great ambiance. Displays of art with local artists such as Kelley Devine. Catalina closes early - 8pm. A little early.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Cheap Sandwich: We definitely recommend the sweet fried rice with char-grilled chicken!
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Mac and Cheese: The mac & cheese is always piping-hot and gooey, with lots of buttery bread crumbs on top of the crust, made of baked macaroni and crunchy cheese!
With over 40 infused tequilas available, El Gran Malo is a margarita lover's paradise. The new cocktail menu branches out some, and the food remains perfect for a light dinner or snacking.
Like the other tips read, try the Luke Skyburger. It's fried bacon with provolone cheese, mushrooms and sautéed spinach. A little greasy but worth the experience.
Excellent! The menu has clearly-labeled vegetarian, dairy-free, and gluten-free options--hard to come by in Houston! I do wish they had put a changing table in one of the bathrooms...
