Good Restaurants In Houston
03-16-2009, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by s2000craze,Mar 16 2009, 10:05 PM
We just moved here and I wanted to take her somewhere nice.
03-16-2009, 08:13 PM
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She likes Italian and Mexican. Looking to spend around $100. This is only our 2nd week here so I don't know if I should look to spend more. Sorry for hi jacking this thread.
03-16-2009, 08:17 PM
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that should b plenty, i dont like italian so thats outta my league. as for mexican, i'm all about the little taco trucks and thats out of the question so i'll b of no help to ya. but 100 should cover both of you no matter what you choose
03-16-2009, 08:41 PM
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03-17-2009, 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted by s2000craze,Mar 16 2009, 11:23 PM
Nino's sounds good. If it helps, I live in Missouri City and didn't want to drive too far. Again, thanks for your help.
03-17-2009, 06:12 PM
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Maggiano's is good but it's family style and is pretty noisy (plus pretty expensive) Regatoni D, I believe is one of their specialties and it is quite tasty. Cheese cake there is delicious as well!
Nino's I've been to once before but it was a long, long time ago so can't really comment.
La Griglia is really reasonably priced but the atmosphere is pretty awesome. Food is great, but definitely not your traditional Italian - more of a fusion Italian, but really good none the less.
Michelangelos is really good too. The restaurant is inside an old house, and there's a huge tree growing through the middle of it. Great music on the weekends (think jazz, not anything crazy loud or anything). Really intimate atmosphere, but relaxed at the same time. Here, like La Griglia, it isn't traditional italian - but great never the less!
Hope this helps! (Ps, all of these should fall in your budget)
Nino's I've been to once before but it was a long, long time ago so can't really comment.
La Griglia is really reasonably priced but the atmosphere is pretty awesome. Food is great, but definitely not your traditional Italian - more of a fusion Italian, but really good none the less.
Michelangelos is really good too. The restaurant is inside an old house, and there's a huge tree growing through the middle of it. Great music on the weekends (think jazz, not anything crazy loud or anything). Really intimate atmosphere, but relaxed at the same time. Here, like La Griglia, it isn't traditional italian - but great never the less!
Hope this helps! (Ps, all of these should fall in your budget)
03-17-2009, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by w00tw00t111,Mar 17 2009, 09:12 PM
Maggiano's is good but it's family style and is pretty noisy (plus pretty expensive) Regatoni D, I believe is one of their specialties and it is quite tasty. Cheese cake there is delicious as well!
Nino's I've been to once before but it was a long, long time ago so can't really comment.
La Griglia is really reasonably priced but the atmosphere is pretty awesome. Food is great, but definitely not your traditional Italian - more of a fusion Italian, but really good none the less.
Michelangelos is really good too. The restaurant is inside an old house, and there's a huge tree growing through the middle of it. Great music on the weekends (think jazz, not anything crazy loud or anything). Really intimate atmosphere, but relaxed at the same time. Here, like La Griglia, it isn't traditional italian - but great never the less!
Hope this helps! (Ps, all of these should fall in your budget)
Nino's I've been to once before but it was a long, long time ago so can't really comment.
La Griglia is really reasonably priced but the atmosphere is pretty awesome. Food is great, but definitely not your traditional Italian - more of a fusion Italian, but really good none the less.
Michelangelos is really good too. The restaurant is inside an old house, and there's a huge tree growing through the middle of it. Great music on the weekends (think jazz, not anything crazy loud or anything). Really intimate atmosphere, but relaxed at the same time. Here, like La Griglia, it isn't traditional italian - but great never the less!
Hope this helps! (Ps, all of these should fall in your budget)