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Discover Houston - A Universe of Flavor, Art & Innovation

Explore Houston's vibrant culture, world-class museums, delicious food scene, and space exploration heritage. Plan your unforgettable Texas adventure today!

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Houston, a sprawling metropolis deep in the heart of Texas, is a city that constantly surprises. Far more than just oil derricks and cowboy hats, it’s a vibrant mosaic of cultures, a culinary powerhouse, and a beacon of innovation that confidently stakes its claim as a world-class destination. Here, the pioneering spirit of space exploration coexists with a dynamic arts scene, lush urban oases, and a gastronomic landscape as diverse as its 145+ spoken languages. Prepare to immerse yourself in the fourth-largest city in the U.S., a place where authentic experiences are around every corner, promising an adventure that defies all expectations.

Seasonal Weather Guide

Plan your perfect getaway with our detailed seasonal forecast.

Winter

Highs 60-68°F / Lows 40-48°F

Winter in Houston is generally mild and pleasant, though occasional cold fronts can bring temperatures down. Rainfall is moderate, and sunny days are common, making outdoor activities enjoyable.

Spring

Highs 70-85°F / Lows 50-65°F

Spring brings beautiful weather with blooming flowers and comfortable temperatures. However, it can also be quite humid and prone to sudden, heavy thunderstorms.

Summer

Highs 90-95°F / Lows 75-80°F

Summers are hot and very humid, with high temperatures lasting well into the evening. Brief, intense afternoon thunderstorms are common and provide temporary relief from the heat.

Fall

Highs 75-85°F / Lows 55-70°F

Fall offers a gradual cooling from the summer heat, with less humidity and more comfortable temperatures, especially from late September onwards. It's often considered one of the best times to visit.

Houston’s Dynamic Pulse: Where Innovation Meets Global Culture

Houston truly shines in its ability to blend high-tech ambition with an approachable, diverse urban fabric. It’s a city built on grand visions, from its pivotal role in humanity’s journey to the moon to its expansive green spaces that offer respite from the urban buzz. This unique character is deeply rooted in its international population, which has cultivated an extraordinary cultural richness evident in every neighborhood, from the bustling markets of Chinatown to the historic charm of The Heights.

The city offers a unique blend of Southern hospitality and global sophistication. Whether you’re exploring world-renowned museums, savoring award-winning international cuisine, or simply enjoying the outdoors in its many parks, Houston presents an experience that is both distinctly Texan and surprisingly cosmopolitan. It’s a testament to a city constantly evolving, yet always welcoming, ensuring every visitor finds their own unexpected delight.

Things to Do

Unforgettable experiences await you.

Sightseeing

Space Center Houston

Visit the official visitor center for NASA Johnson Space Center, where you can explore historic spacecraft, touch a moon rock, and learn about human spaceflight.

Cultural

Houston Museum District

Immerse yourself in culture by exploring 19 world-class institutions, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Museum of Natural Science, and the Menil Collection.

Nature

Hermann Park

Enjoy this sprawling urban oasis featuring the Houston Zoo, Miller Outdoor Theatre, Japanese Garden, and a pedal boat lake, perfect for relaxation and family fun.

Food & Drink

Explore Houston's Culinary Scene

Dive into the city's incredibly diverse food landscape, from authentic Tex-Mex and mouth-watering BBQ to vibrant Vietnamese pho and upscale dining in neighborhoods like Montrose or The Heights.

The Icons You’ll Want to See

Space Center Houston — The official visitor center for NASA Johnson Space Center is an absolute must-visit. Walk among colossal rockets, touch a real moon rock, and take a tram tour to the historic Mission Control Center. Allow 4-6 hours to explore the numerous interactive exhibits and immerse yourself in the glory days of space exploration. Adult tickets are typically ~$30.

Museum District — Home to 19 world-class institutions, Houston’s Museum District is a cultural mecca easily accessible via METRORail. Dive into art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) (admission ~$19), unravel natural wonders at the Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) (admission ~$25, often includes several exhibits), or explore contemporary masterpieces at the serene Menil Collection (free entry). Plan a full morning or afternoon to fully appreciate one or two museums.

The Galleria — More than just a shopping mall, The Galleria is an iconic Houston landmark and one of the largest in the U.S. Indulge in luxury boutiques, department stores, and diverse dining options. Even if window shopping, its sheer scale and indoor ice rink make it an impressive experience. Allow 2-3 hours, or more for serious retail therapy.

Hermann Park — A sprawling urban oasis adjacent to the Museum District, perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Rent a paddle boat on McGovern Lake, wander through the tranquil Japanese Garden, or explore the Houston Zoo (admission ~$25-30), home to thousands of animals from around the world. A great spot for a relaxing afternoon.

Montrose & The Heights Neighborhoods — These vibrant, character-filled neighborhoods offer a taste of Houston’s eclectic side. Montrose is known for its quirky shops, vibrant street art, diverse eateries (from upscale Japanese to casual Tex-Mex), and cultural gems like the Rothko Chapel (free, reservations recommended) and The Menil Collection. The Heights boasts charming historic homes, boutique shopping, and a burgeoning culinary scene from farm-to-table to creative gastropubs. Dedicate an afternoon or evening to explore their unique ambiance and culinary offerings.

Discovery Green Park — Located in the heart of downtown, this 12-acre urban park is a hub of activity. Enjoy its lakes, gardens, playgrounds, and a rotating schedule of free events, concerts, and fitness classes. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or an afternoon break.

Essential Guide

Everything you need to know.

Must-Visit Spots

Space Center Houston - Experience the wonders of space exploration at NASA's official visitor center.

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) - Discover a vast collection of art spanning centuries and cultures.

Buffalo Bayou Park - Enjoy walking, biking, and kayaking with stunning views of the downtown skyline.

Discovery Green - A lively urban park in downtown Houston offering events, art installations, and relaxation.

Local Cuisine

Original Ninfa's on Navigation - Iconic spot credited with popularizing sizzling fajitas in Houston.

Truth BBQ - Savor authentic Central Texas-style barbecue, famous for its brisket and ribs.

Pho Binh - Indulge in traditional Vietnamese pho at one of Houston's beloved pho establishments.

Himalaya Restaurant - Experience award-winning Pakistani and Indian cuisine in a casual setting.

Where to Stay

Hotel ZaZa Houston Museum District - Luxury boutique hotel offering stylish rooms and a vibrant pool scene near museums.

Magnolia Hotel Houston, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel - Historic downtown hotel with elegant rooms and excellent service, close to attractions.

JW Marriott Houston Downtown - Upscale accommodation in a historic building, featuring modern amenities and city views.

The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston - Premier luxury hotel known for its lavish amenities, fine dining, and impressive art collection.

Travel Tips

Rent a car for flexibility, as Houston is very spread out and public transport is limited for comprehensive exploration.

Utilize the METRORail to navigate Downtown, Midtown, and the Museum District without traffic hassles.

Be prepared for heavy traffic, especially during rush hours (7-9 AM and 4-6 PM); plan travel accordingly.

Stay hydrated and dress in light layers, especially from spring through fall, due to high heat and humidity.

Planning Your Visit

Navigating Houston’s vast expanse is made easier with a little foresight. While a car is highly recommended for exploring the entire city and its diverse neighborhoods, the METRORail light rail system efficiently connects key attractions like Downtown, Midtown, the Museum District, and NRG Park, offering a convenient way to avoid traffic for specific routes. Rideshares (Uber/Lyft) are also widely available. Be prepared for Houston’s notorious traffic, especially during rush hour (roughly 7-9 AM and 4-6 PM), and always factor in extra travel time.

Houston is served by two major airports: George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) (about 23 miles north of downtown) and William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) (about 11 miles south of downtown), both offering ample car rental, taxi, and rideshare options. Accommodation options are plentiful, ranging from luxury hotels in Downtown and the Galleria area to boutique stays in Montrose and budget-friendly choices throughout. Consider booking hotels and popular restaurant reservations well in advance, especially for weekend visits. Don’t be afraid to venture beyond downtown; Houston’s charm truly shines in its diverse neighborhoods, many offering fantastic free attractions like The Menil Collection, Rothko Chapel, and numerous beautiful parks.

When to Visit

Choose the perfect time for your adventure.

Peak Season: Spring (March-May) & Fall (October-November)

Pros

Ideal weather for outdoor activities and exploring the city.
Numerous festivals and events take place during these months.
Lower humidity makes for more comfortable sightseeing.
Lush greenery in spring; pleasant, crisp air in fall.

Cons

Higher prices for flights and accommodations.
Larger crowds at popular attractions.
Spring can bring unexpected heavy rainfall.
Booking well in advance is essential.

Shoulder Season: Late Fall (December) & Early Spring (February)

Pros

Milder weather than peak summer, with fewer crowds.
Opportunity to enjoy holiday festivities in December.
More availability for hotel bookings and dining reservations.
Good value for travel compared to peak season.

Cons

Weather can be unpredictable, with cooler temperatures in winter.
Some attractions might have altered schedules.
February can still be chilly for extensive outdoor activities.
Less vibrant atmosphere than peak festival times.

Off-Peak: Summer (June-August) & Winter (January)

Pros

Significantly lower prices for hotels and flights.
Fewer tourists means less crowded attractions.
Plenty of indoor activities to escape the heat or cold.
Great time for budget-conscious travelers.

Cons

Extreme heat and high humidity in summer can be challenging.
Frequent afternoon thunderstorms in summer can disrupt plans.
Winter months can have unpredictable cold snaps.
Many locals leave during summer, creating a quieter atmosphere.

The most pleasant weather in Houston is during spring (March-May) and fall (September-November), when temperatures are mild and ideal for outdoor activities. Summers (June-August) are hot and humid, while winters (December-February) are generally mild but can have occasional cold snaps.

Houston is a city of delightful contradictions and endless discovery, where the next great meal, groundbreaking exhibit, or serene green escape is always within reach. Come with an open mind and a hearty appetite, and you’ll quickly understand why this dynamic metropolis continues to surprise and captivate every traveler who ventures into its vibrant embrace.

Sample Itineraries

Houston Highlights: Space, Art & BBQ

$1,200 for 2 people • 3 Days

A comprehensive tour covering Houston's most iconic attractions, from space exploration to world-class museums and its famous culinary scene.

Day 1: A Giant Leap for Houston Fun
- Morning (8:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Begin your Houston adventure with a journey to Space Center Houston, NASA Johnson Space Center’s official visitor center. Grab a quick breakfast (e.g., pastries and coffee for $20) before heading out. The drive from downtown Houston to Space Center Houston is approximately 45-60 minutes (around 25-30 miles). Arrive early to beat the crowds and maximize your time. Explore the Starship Gallery, Independence Plaza (featuring a full-size replica of the Space Shuttle mounted on a Boeing 747), and the Apollo Mission Control Center. Don’t miss the tram tour to the Johnson Space Center campus, including a stop at Rocket Park and the historic Mission Control.
  - Cost: Admission is approximately $29.95 per person ($59.90 for two).
  - Time: Allocate at least 4-5 hours.
  - Practical Tip: Book tickets online in advance to save time. Wear comfortable shoes, as there’s a lot of walking. Rideshare cost to/from Space Center: ~$50-70 each way, depending on demand.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM) Continue your exploration of Space Center Houston. Grab lunch at one of the on-site cafeterias or food trucks (e.g., $40 for two people). Finish any exhibits or experiences you missed in the morning, such as the Astronaut Gallery or the “Mission Mars” exhibit.
  - Practical Tip: Check the schedule for live shows and presentations upon arrival.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) Head back towards central Houston or the Pearland area for dinner. Indulge in authentic Texas BBQ at Truth BBQ (Houston location: 1100 W 11th St). Known for its melt-in-your-mouth brisket and delicious sides, it’s a quintessential Houston culinary experience. The drive from Space Center Houston to Truth BBQ is about 40-50 minutes.
  - Dining Recommendation: Truth BBQ (expect to spend $70-90 for two, including drinks).
  - Transportation: Rideshare from Space Center Houston to dinner and then back to your accommodation: ~$60-80.
  - Day 1 Estimated Total (excluding accommodation): ~$270-300
Day 2: Cultural Canvas & Park Perfection
- Morning (9:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Start your day in Houston’s vibrant Museum District. Enjoy breakfast at a local cafe like Brass Tacks (612 Live Oak St) or a similar spot near the district (expect $25-30 for two). Then, immerse yourselves in the wonders of the Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS). Explore exhibits ranging from dinosaurs and ancient Egypt to the Hall of Gems and Minerals and the Wiess Energy Hall.
  - Cost: General admission is approximately $25 per person ($50 for two), special exhibits may cost extra.
  - Time: Allow 3-4 hours.
  - Practical Tip: Purchase tickets online. The museum is easily accessible via rideshare or METRORail (Museum District station).
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM) Grab a casual lunch at a museum cafe or a nearby food truck (e.g., $35-45 for two). After HMNS, take a pleasant 15-20 minute walk (or short rideshare) to The Menil Collection (1533 Sul Ross St). This renowned art museum houses a diverse collection of art from antiquity to the 20th century in a tranquil setting. Afterwards, visit the serene Rothko Chapel (1409 Sul Ross St), located right next to the Menil, for a moment of quiet contemplation. Both are free to enter. Finish your afternoon with a stroll through the beautiful Hermann Park, right next to the Museum District, perhaps visiting the Japanese Garden or McGovern Centennial Gardens (both free).
  - Practical Tip: Check the Menil Collection’s website for any temporary closures or special exhibitions.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) Experience Houston’s acclaimed culinary scene in the nearby Montrose neighborhood. Enjoy dinner at Hugo’s (1600 Westheimer Rd), a James Beard Award-winning restaurant celebrated for its authentic interior Mexican cuisine. It’s a fantastic spot for a memorable meal.
  - Dining Recommendation: Hugo’s (expect $110-140 for two, including drinks).
  - Transportation: Rideshares within the Museum District/Montrose area are quick and typically cost $10-20 per ride.
  - Day 2 Estimated Total (excluding accommodation): ~$250-290
Day 3: Downtown Delights & BBQ Bliss
- Morning (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM) Start your day in Downtown Houston. Grab breakfast at a vibrant downtown coffee shop like Ah, La Cart (800 Capitol St) or Siphon Coffee (701 W Alabama St) if you prefer a short detour to Montrose before heading downtown (expect $25-30 for two). Then, explore Discovery Green (1500 McKinney St), a beautiful 12-acre urban park with unique art installations, gardens, and often lively events. Walk around the downtown area, admire the architecture, and perhaps peek into the historic Julia Ideson Building of the Houston Public Library (550 McKinney St).
  - Cost: Discovery Green and library access are free.
  - Time: Allow 2-3 hours for walking and exploration.
  - Practical Tip: If it’s a weekday, you might explore parts of Houston’s famous underground tunnel system, accessible from various downtown buildings.
- Afternoon (12:30 PM - 4:00 PM) It’s time for a classic Houston BBQ lunch! Head to Pinkerton’s BBQ (1504 Airline Dr) in The Heights neighborhood, consistently ranked among the best in Texas. The drive from Downtown to The Heights is about 15-20 minutes. After lunch, take a stroll down 19th Street in The Heights, known for its charming boutiques, antique shops, and local art galleries. It’s a great area for window shopping and soaking in a different side of Houston.
  - Dining Recommendation: Pinkerton’s BBQ (expect $70-90 for two).
  - Transportation: Rideshare to The Heights: ~$15-20. Walking around 19th Street is free.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) For your farewell dinner, experience the dynamic atmosphere and diverse culinary offerings at POST Houston (401 Franklin St). This adaptive reuse project transformed the historic post office into a stunning multi-use space featuring a world-class food hall (POST Market) with options ranging from Vietnamese to Mediterranean, and a spectacular rooftop park (Skylawn) with panoramic views of the Houston skyline. Enjoy dinner from your chosen vendors, then head upstairs to the Skylawn for breathtaking views as the sun sets.
  - Dining Recommendation: POST Market food hall (expect $60-80 for two, depending on choices).
  - Transportation: Rideshare from The Heights to POST Houston: ~$15-20.
  - Day 3 Estimated Total (excluding accommodation): ~$230-270
Total Itinerary Estimated Cost (for 2 people, excluding accommodation): ~$750-860 This leaves a comfortable buffer within your $1,200 budget for souvenirs, extra snacks, additional drinks, or a splurge on a particular meal or activity.

Culinary & Culture Deep Dive

$1,800 for 2 people • 4 Days

Immerse yourself in Houston's incredibly diverse food landscape, vibrant arts, and unique neighborhoods beyond the main tourist path.

Day 1: Heights History & Artistic Wheels
- Morning (9:00 AM - 1:00 PM) Start your day with a delightful breakfast at Common Bond Bistro & Bakery (800 Heights Blvd). Known for its exquisite pastries, artisanal bread, and hearty breakfast plates, expect to spend ~$30-40 for two. After fueling up, immerse yourselves in the charm of 19th Street in the Heights. Stroll along the tree-lined avenue, admiring the historic Victorian architecture and exploring unique boutiques like Casa Ramirez Folk Art Gallery and antique shops. This area offers a glimpse into Houston’s past and vibrant local commerce. The walk from Common Bond to 19th Street is about 1 mile. Allow 1 hour for breakfast and 2-3 hours for exploring and light shopping.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM) For lunch, head to Superica (1900 N Shepherd Dr) within the Heights for vibrant, upscale Tex-Mex cuisine from acclaimed Chef Ford Fry. Expect to spend ~$40-60 for two. Afterwards, prepare for a uniquely Houstonian experience at the Art Car Museum (140 Heights Blvd). This free, non-profit museum showcases a whimsical collection of creatively modified “art cars” and contemporary art, offering a fascinating glimpse into a quirky local tradition. Superica to the museum is less than 1 mile, a short drive or pleasant walk. Allow 1.5 hours for lunch and 1.5-2 hours for the museum.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) Indulge in a memorable dinner at Rainbow Lodge (2011 Ella Blvd). A Houston institution housed in a historic log cabin by White Oak Bayou, it’s celebrated for its wild game, seafood, and romantic ambiance. This will be your “splurge” meal, costing approximately ~$120-180 for two. Reservations are highly recommended. Alternatively, for a more casual yet still refined option, Canopy (311 W 19th St) offers modern American fare.
Day 2: Asiatown Immersion & Global Bites
- Morning (9:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Begin your exploration of Houston’s expansive Asiatown with breakfast at Fiori (1140 Eldridge Pkwy), a charming spot offering pastries, coffee, and light European-inspired breakfast items, ~$30-40 for two. Next, dive into a sensory adventure at the Hong Kong Food Market (11205 Bellaire Blvd), a colossal Asian grocery store brimming with exotic produce, live seafood, and a myriad of imported goods. Afterward, find a moment of peace and cultural insight at Chùa Việt Nam (10700 Candela St), a beautiful Buddhist temple (please dress respectfully). Fiori to Hong Kong Market is about 2 miles; the market to the temple is 1.5 miles – all short drives. Allow 1 hour for breakfast and 1.5-2 hours for the market and temple.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM) Experience authentic Sichuan cuisine for lunch at Mala Sichuan Bistro (9348 Bellaire Blvd), renowned for its bold “mala” (numb and spicy) flavors. Expect to spend ~$40-60 for two. After lunch, cool down with a classic Houston bubble tea at Teahouse Tapioca and Tea (9130 Bellaire Blvd), a local favorite costing ~$10-15 for two. Spend some time exploring the vibrant plazas and unique shops along Bellaire Boulevard. Mala Sichuan and Teahouse are within walking distance of each other. Allow 1.5 hours for lunch and 1 hour for bubble tea and further exploration.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) For dinner, savor the unique Houston fusion of Viet-Cajun at Crawfish & Noodles (11360 Bellaire Blvd, Ste 990). Famous for its intensely flavorful crawfish (seasonal, typically January-July) and other Vietnamese specialties, this spot is a culinary highlight. Cost will vary depending on crawfish order, generally ~$80-120 for two. If crawfish is not in season or desired, Kim Son (10603 Bellaire Blvd) offers a broad menu of classic Vietnamese dishes nearby.
Day 3: Montrose Bohemian & Artful Experiences
- Morning (9:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Kick off your day in the eclectic Montrose neighborhood with breakfast at Brass Tacks (6120 Washington Ave, just north of Montrose). Enjoy great coffee and breakfast tacos in a stylish, comfortable setting, ~$30-40 for two. Then, delve into Montrose’s bohemian spirit by exploring the quirky shops and abundant street art along Westheimer Road. Next, immerse yourselves in world-class art at the Menil Collection (1533 Sul Ross St). This renowned museum, housed in a stunning Renzo Piano-designed building, offers free admission and features works from antiquity to the present. Don’t miss the nearby Cy Twombly Gallery and Dan Flavin Installation. Brass Tacks to Montrose is about 3-4 miles. The Menil and surrounding galleries are walkable. Allow 1 hour for breakfast, 1.5-2 hours for Montrose exploration, and 1.5-2 hours for the Menil.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM) Enjoy lunch at UB Preserv (1609 Westheimer Rd), Chef Chris Shepherd’s dynamic restaurant known for its creative Texan cuisine with global influences. The menu changes seasonally; expect to spend ~$50-80 for two. Afterwards, seek serenity at the Rothko Chapel (3900 Yupon St), a minimalist, non-denominational chapel featuring large canvases by Mark Rothko, offering a powerful contemplative experience (free admission). Conclude your afternoon with a peaceful stroll through Hermann Park or the beautiful, free McGovern Centennial Gardens nearby. UB Preserv to Rothko Chapel is about 1 mile. Allow 1.5 hours for lunch, 1 hour for Rothko Chapel, and 1 hour for the park/gardens.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) For an elegant Montrose dinner, head to Rosie Cannonball (1620 Westheimer Rd). This chic, Italian-inspired eatery is celebrated for its wood-fired pizzas, handmade pasta, and exceptional wine list, costing around ~$90-130 for two. Post-dinner, consider a craft cocktail at the iconic Anvil Bar & Refuge (1424 Westheimer Rd), known for its meticulously crafted drinks, ~$30-40 for two cocktails.
Day 4: EaDo Murals & East End Flavors
- Morning (9:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Begin your day in EaDo (East Downtown) with coffee and a light breakfast at Tout Suite (2001 Commerce St). This trendy, spacious cafe is perfect for pastries, coffee, and a vibrant atmosphere, ~$25-35 for two. Next, explore the incredibly vibrant street art and murals that adorn the walls of EaDo. Wander around the blocks near Tout Suite and 8th Wonder Brewery for fantastic photo opportunities. Conclude your morning with a visit to Discovery Green Park (1500 McKinney St), a beautiful urban park offering art installations, water features, and a lively atmosphere. Tout Suite is in EaDo; Discovery Green is a short walk or drive. Allow 1 hour for breakfast and 2-2.5 hours for exploring murals and the park.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM) Drive to the historic East End for an authentic Mexican lunch at Doña Maria Mexican Restaurant (6001 Harrisburg Blvd). A beloved local spot known for its homestyle cooking and Tex-Mex classics, expect to spend ~$30-50 for two. Afterwards, immerse yourselves in Latinx culture at Talento Bilingüe de Houston (TBH) (333 S Jensen Dr), a community art and cultural center often featuring compelling exhibitions and performances (check their schedule, admission is usually free or low cost). Then, stroll along the Navigation Esplanade, admiring historic architecture and the vibrant hub around the iconic Original Ninfa’s. EaDo to East End is about 2-3 miles. Allow 1.5 hours for lunch and 1.5-2 hours for the cultural center and Esplanade.
- Evening (6:30 PM onwards) Before your farewell dinner, enjoy a tasting of local craft beers at 8th Wonder Brewery (2202 Dallas St, EaDo), a popular Houston brewery with a relaxed vibe and often a food truck on-site. Expect to spend ~$20-30 for two tastings/pints. Conclude your culinary journey with a memorable farewell dinner at Nancy’s Hustle (2704 Polk St, EaDo). This critically acclaimed, hip bistro offers creative American cuisine, an excellent wine list, and a lively atmosphere. Reservations are highly recommended, costing ~$100-150 for two.

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