Old auto garage converted into a bar with authentic art and historic character. Atmosphere includes live music and a smoking-friendly environment with a lively crowd. Features an upstairs balcony and a cool patio for socializing.
Buffet includes a well-stocked salad bar with many options. Salads come with meals and the bar stays clean and fresh throughout service.
An old auto garage converted into a restaurant, it holds plenty of history and nostalgia. The building has a lot of character and offers many things to see that reflect its past.
"The salad bar at the buffet is amazing."
"The salad bar here is amazing and well-stocked."
"The Historical Sites here have amazing seafood buffets."
Good to know
The weekday lunch buffet costs $15 and includes a variety of options.
Sundays feature a breakfast buffet starting at 10 am.
Smoking is allowed in the bar area and patio, affecting the dining experience.
Historic building with high ceilings and greenery on walls creates a cozy atmosphere with dim lighting. Comfortable seating supports relaxed dining and socializing. Private upstairs lounge offers an elegant space for events and group gatherings.
Salads feature fresh combinations like watermelon with tostitos, avocado-cucumber, and a harvest salad with salmon. The cucumber avocado salad stands out as a solid choice.
The building sits in a historic Market Square setting with a rich past. Staff share detailed stories about the building's history and its connection to the area.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted appetizers.
Steak night on Thursdays offers great value for meat lovers.
Reservations are recommended, especially for busy nights like steak night.
Longest wooden bar in Texas stretches over 100 feet, setting a historic and classy tone. Romantic, old-timey atmosphere blends with classic rock music and a lively speakeasy downstairs. Multiple floors offer varied experiences, including an outdoor patio overlooking the river.
Salads here include the house salad with avocado, the chicken salad, and the Bacon egg Salad. Each offers fresh ingredients and solid flavors that pair well with other menu items.
A historic bar with a long, rich past offers a rustic speakeasy vibe just off the river. The setting combines tranquil historical attributes with stories shared alongside classic cocktails and good food.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-5pm with drink specials available.
Lunch food specials and happy hour drink specials are offered Monday through Friday.
Food includes $2 deviled eggs during happy hour.
Seafood restaurant with an old school vibe and classic decor that reflects over a century of family ownership. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy, offering a tranquil dining experience with courteous service. Space includes a meeting room suitable for events, maintaining a comfortable and clean layout.
Salads come fresh and are part of meals under $20. They pair well with dishes like stuffed shrimp and keylime pie.
Deep roots connect this spot to local history, showing a remarkable family legacy behind it. The place stands as a testament to its role in the area's past.
Good to know
The restaurant has been family-owned and operated for over 100 years.
Christie's Seafood & Steaks is Houston’s oldest restaurant, founded in 1917.
There is security and valet parking available for guests.
Cafeteria-style restaurant with vintage music and a comfortable, spacious interior offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels like a home-cooked meal with a pleasant, not loud vibe. Long-standing family-owned spot known for classic dishes and a well-maintained, clean environment.
Fresh and tasty salads stand out here, especially the cucumber tomato salad and kale salad. A wide variety of salad choices complements the main dishes and sides.
Historical paintings and a timeline decorate the clean, well-lit interior. Family photos and stories highlight the long history behind this family-owned spot.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult near Cleburne Cafeteria.
Reservations are not accepted, so expect possible wait times.
Cleburne Cafeteria does not accommodate large groups or banquets.
Bar features a row of booths along one wall and offers good happy hour deals. Atmosphere stays relaxed and comfortable with somewhat dim lighting. Menu includes well-cooked dishes like ribeye and salmon, alongside standout items such as chicken tortilla soup and braised short rib.
Salads feature a really good Caesar dressing that stands out. Options range from simple to more substantial, fitting well with other dishes like sammiches and short ribs.
Overlooking the Alamo, the historic hotel offers a unique setting tied to a key historical site. Oro Restaurant & Bar sits within this historic property, blending dining with a sense of history.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all day with special deals on drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating availability.
The breakfast buffet offers a variety of options overlooking the Alamo.