🍽️ Houston Restaurant Weeks 2025: 32 Days of Foodie Bliss You Don’t Want to Miss!
- RJ Andrews
- Aug 1, 2025
- 3 min read

Calling all food lovers! 🙌Houston Restaurant Weeks is officially underway—from now through September 1st—and it’s your once-a-year chance to experience Houston’s best restaurants at unbeatable prices!
Whether you’re a lifelong Houstonian or just visiting for the summer, this 32-day foodie celebration is the perfect excuse to wine, dine, and explore a world of flavors without breaking the bank.
🍴 What is Houston Restaurant Weeks?
Started by the late food journalist Cleverley Stone, Houston Restaurant Weeks (HRW) is more than just a great meal—it’s a citywide culinary celebration with a purpose.
Participating restaurants offer price-fixed menus at special prices, and a portion of proceeds goes to support the Houston Food Bank. Check out the list of participating restaurants at Houstonrestaurantweeks.com
So not only are you treating yourself, but you're also giving back to the community. 🍲❤️
💸 Restaurant Weeks Pricing Guide
Depending on the restaurant and menu, here’s what you can expect:
Brunch/Lunch: $25 per person
Dinner: $39 or $55 per person
It’s an absolute steal—especially for fine dining experiences that would normally cost double.

🍽️ Top 10 Must-Try Restaurants During Houston Restaurant Weeks 2025
Here are our top picks to add to your reservation list ASAP—because trust us, these spots fill up fast!
1. Brennan’s of Houston
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Midtown✨ Southern Creole elegance in every bite. Think turtle soup, shrimp and grits, and bananas foster prepared tableside. A timeless HRW favorite!
2. MAD Houston
💰 Dinner: $55📍 River Oaks District✨ A wildly creative Spanish tapas experience. Expect bold flavors, artful plating, and Instagram-worthy decor.
3. Etoile Cuisine et Bar
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Uptown Park✨ Classic French cuisine with an upscale twist. Their duck confit and crème brûlée are to die for.
4. State of Grace
💰 Dinner: $55📍 River Oaks✨ Gulf Coast meets Southern charm. Oysters, short rib, and drool-worthy desserts make this one a crowd-pleaser.
5. Kata Robata
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Upper Kirby✨ Sushi lovers, rejoice! This Japanese hot spot serves some of the freshest fish and most inventive rolls in the city.
6. Bloom & Bee at The Post Oak Hotel
💰 Brunch: $25 | Dinner: $55📍 Uptown✨ A glamorous spot with floral vibes and locally inspired dishes. Perfect for a date night or girls’ brunch.
7. Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Galleria or Downtown✨ Houston’s OG luxury steakhouse. You’ll leave full, happy, and ready to book your next visit.
8. Lucille’s
💰 Lunch: $25 | Dinner: $39📍 Museum District✨ Southern cuisine with a rich Black heritage story. Fried green tomatoes, oxtail tamales, and family-style hospitality.
9. Hugo’s
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Montrose✨ Authentic interior Mexican food in a charming converted mansion. Known for mole, ceviche, and mezcal magic.
10. Xochi
💰 Dinner: $55📍 Downtown✨ From the creators of Hugo’s, this Oaxacan gem is full of bold flavors—don’t skip the house-made chocolate and grasshopper tacos!

🎉 Tips for Making the Most of Houston Restaurant Weeks:
Make Reservations Early – These restaurants book up quickly. OpenTable and Resy are your best friends.
Review Menus in Advance – Menus are prix-fixed, but often offer choices. Know what you’re craving before you go!
Try Somewhere New – HRW is the best time to explore restaurants outside your usual neighborhood or comfort zone.
Tag & Share – Use hashtags like #HRW2025 and #HoustonEats to share your food adventures and discover others!
🍷 Final Thoughts
Houston Restaurant Weeks isn’t just about food—it’s about the experience. It’s a chance to support local chefs, explore new cuisines, connect with friends, and give back to those in need. So grab your foodie crew, build your restaurant wish list, and get ready for 32 days of epic eats in the best culinary city in Texas!
Bon appétit, Houston!
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