Space combines stylish interior with inviting patios and a lively u-shaped bar. Atmosphere blends luxury Baja feel with Boho chic vibes, creating a cool and elegant setting. Crowd includes groups and couples, with amenities like high chairs and private event spaces enhancing accessibility.
Desserts feature unique options like the sand dollar, chocolate sea urchin, and miloja. They offer a variety of textures and flavors, with some surprises from the bartender adding a special touch.
Cocktails come with flavor and detail in every glass. The menu offers an extensive list alongside wines.
"The fresh seafood, especially the oysters, was my favorite."
"Carlos's cocktails are like works of art."
"The desserts here are so creative, I ordered another round."
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers after work.
Valet parking costs $12 and can be paid at your table.
Zaranda has two private event spaces available for booking.
Upscale steakhouse with Italian flair and old-school dining style offers private themed rooms and live piano and vocal performances. Ambiance ranges from quiet and cozy in private spaces to lively with music in main areas. Booth seating and a comfy bar create relaxed spots for dining or drinks.
Specialty drinks like the Mrs. Claus cocktail and Old Fashioned stand out for their quality. Cocktails come expertly prepared, adding to a cozy ambiance with classic music.
Good to know
Valet parking is available, which is helpful in downtown Houston.
The restaurant offers a July promotion of 50% off all wines over $100.
An 8 oz fillet costs $56, and a side of mushrooms is $16.
Glass walls offer quiet people-watching with views of a green park outside. The space feels cozy and elegant with tasteful decor and a calm, pleasant atmosphere. Seating near the bar can be lively with foot traffic and music, while other areas remain peaceful.
Desserts offer divine flavors that stand out after a meal. Every bite from appetizer to dessert delivers excellent taste and rich flavor.
A full bar offers wonderful signature cocktails with a focus on quality and flavor. Drinks like the amère rouge, a bourbon-based cocktail, stand out, and refills come quickly.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Happy hour specials are available only in the bar area.
The restaurant participates in Houston Restaurant Week with a special menu.
Renovated historic building blends classic elegance with contemporary design and cutting-edge technology. Spacious rooms offer spectacular downtown views and a quiet, homey atmosphere. Complimentary car service and a well-appointed spa add to the relaxing, upscale vibe.
Complimentary birthday desserts come with red wine and a card. Desserts arrive promptly and look beautifully plated. Staff suggest excellent options.
Great cocktail menu pairs well with quality food. Andrew Gallacher shows deep knowledge of mixed drinks and liquors. Stylish ambiance adds to the overall experience.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $60 per day and is available until 11 pm.
The hotel has an evening happy hour on weekdays.
The entrance is on the left side of the building near the tram area.
Open-concept dining space with floor-to-ceiling windows offers stunning city views and a classy yet chill vibe. Festive decor and live music create an elegant atmosphere complemented by well-crafted cocktails and a comfortable layout.
Complimentary desserts come with a handwritten note and attentive service. The corn cake dessert stands out as unique and not overly sweet.
Cocktails show tasteful creativity with a range of flavors. The Mango Mujer stands out as a notably sweet option.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy events like restaurant week.
Valet parking is available but can be expensive; check for validation options.
An automatic tip is added to the bill, which may lead to double tipping.
Eclectic mid-century style restaurant with cozy vibe and bubbly decor offers both indoor and nice outdoor seating. Atmosphere is stylish and lively, though loud music can make conversation difficult. Frequented for tasty food and a great bar with well-crafted cocktails.
They serve real desserts, not frozen ones, including a free German chocolate cake. The overall dessert quality is mediocre.
Cocktails feature a tasty mix with options like the Rosey Elixir, which uses vodka but can be swapped for tequila blanco. The preparation skips shaking or stirring, offering a unique serving style.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with special drink prices.
Cellar7 offers a variety of finger foods during happy hour.
Parking is free at the nearby 601 Travis St parking garage.
Space combines scored concrete floors with simple table setups, creating a quiet, calm ambience that suits private dining well. The atmosphere feels pleasant and peaceful, with a gorgeous interior that contrasts with a generally low activity level.
Desserts include Tres Leches that is not too sweet or sticky, along with Tiramisu. Other options feature NY cheesecake, chocolate mousse, red velvet cake, and bread pudding.
Unique cocktails stand out here, including a great old fashioned and the very good Arod cocktail. Recommendations pair drinks with food, making it a safe spot to enjoy both with friends.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with $12 cocktails and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended for private dining for groups of 22-28 people.
Valentine's Day features a special set menu with appetizer, entree, and dessert.
Maximalist interior with bright pink walls and embroidered pillows creates an elegant, vibey atmosphere. Multiple seating areas offer different vibes, including a glass kitchen where cooks are visible. Attention to detail shows in decor, plating, and flavor profiles.
Chocolate dessert stands out with a great flavor. Desserts come at a pricey point when paired with entrees and cocktails.
Complex craft cocktails offer solid variety and pair well with food. Menu design helps match drinks to dishes like salmon and berry tiramisu.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $8 if validated by the restaurant.
Valet parking at the Baldwin hotel costs $35, which is quite high.
The menu at Rosalie Italian Soul is limited compared to what is posted online.
Private booths with curtains offer quiet privacy in a gorgeous, upscale setting. A huge shaded patio invites larger groups for outdoor dining. The atmosphere ranges from comfortable and beautiful to occasionally loud with blaring music.
Silky chocolate pie offers a smooth, velvety texture with rich yet balanced sweetness. Chocolate Heath Bar dessert adds a distinctive crunch to the dessert selection.
Happy hour offers a solid mix of cocktails, wine, and beer from 3 to 6:30 pm. Craft cocktails are generally well made and consistent, though some drinks can be too sweet during dinner.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6:30 pm with great drink specials.
Taco Tuesday offers excellent deals on tacos during happy hour.
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially during busy times.