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    Coltivare

    3.9 (1.3k reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    COLTIVARE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Saba Y.

    I love the lightly dark and rustic ambiance of this restaurant, but unfortunately the food was extremely disappointing. We ordered the focaccia anchovies with herbs appetizer that was very salty and floppy. We also got the chicken and prosciutto pizza which didn't include the cheese so we added it for $6 extra. I feel like a typical component of a pizza would include the cheese, so that was interesting. Additionally, the pizza was extremely drenched in oil. It was very floppy and mainly consisted of prosciutto and very little chicken. I couldn't finish a slice because it was truly making me sick. We also got the crab ravioli was extremely disappointing. The meal was undercooked and super dry at the same time. However , I greatly appreciated our sever-she was super nice and attentive. Overall, I think the other items on their menu might be better, so I will try those out next time.

    Henry B.

    Came in on a Monday night after some drinks and seated immediately in their indoor heated patio. Dress code: smart casual, seems to be a wide variety Food 5/5: we got the duck pizza and meatballs. Both were very tasty although the duck pizza was perhaps a bit too experimental for me. Will have to come back and try their pepperoni. Service 5/5: very friendly and prompt. Gave us good recommendations for food options and water was filled very promptly x Ambiance 4/5: the indoor patio was fairly rustic, but was clean and surprisingly warm with the heaters on Value 4/5: good food for a pretty good price Overall 4.5/5: will be back to try other things on the menu. Didn't get to try drinks either Parking: small parking lot to the side but not a lot of parking

    Roasted Corn Ribs with Basil Aioli
    Ari K.

    I have eaten at Coltivare a few times in the past and I have always left satisfied. The service is great, the food good, and the atmosphere is pretty loud if dining indoors but still fun. I would suggest doing the patio when it's not as swelteringly hot outside. Parking can be a bit annoying when it's busy but there's plenty of options around the street and it's quite easy to walk from there. I highly recommend getting a reservation; that is what we did and we had zero wait although we came a few minutes early for our 8 PM slot on Wednesday. You really can't go wrong with any of the things on their menu. You can always count on the vegetables/fruit at Coltivare being fresh and executed well. The bread is also excellent. We split everything - I would definitely recommend that style of ordering as portions are perfect for sharing. The dishes we ordered went perfectly with the white and rosé wine we ordered. We got the Local Sungold Tomatoes with the Whipped Goat Cheese, Local Watermelon and Candied Pecan Salad, and Roasted Corn Ribs for our apps. Everything was on point. The sourdough bread that comes with the tomatoes is from Magnol and I strongly suggest saving a piece for the rest of the dishes! The melon in the salad was crisp, juicy, and paired well with the candied pecans. The corn ribs were one of my favorites of the night, but it does get messy. Thankfully, disposable towelettes were provided beforehand. For our entrée we got the Rainbow Trout with Gooseberries. The tartness of the berries brought a lively note to the perfectly-cooked fish and the charred vegetables. Finally, for dessert, we got the Corn Cake with Cream and Blueberries. The cake was light, fluffy, and did not taste strongly of corn. It felt a bit like a Texan-style shortcake. I would recommend trying it out! Coltivare is a great spot to have a special dinner. I've never been let down by the experience here. Would love to come back to try the Crostata too!

    House pepperoni pizza with arugula & shredded Parmesan on top
    Yanell R.

    Tried this restaurant recently and really loved the ambience and quality of food that was served. When we arrived, the restaurant was busy so we did have to wait about 30 minutes before we could be seated. We decided to do first available and ended up being seated at the bar. Inside the restaurant is pretty small so it can be very loud and difficult to have conversations at times. They have an outdoor patio and garden as well that you can choose to sit at. What we ordered: Focaccia & burrata was 10/10 oh my gosh. My friend and I quite literally ate the entire thing and were too full to even eat our entrees. The focaccia was so incredibly delicious, fluffy and paired with the burrata took it to another level. Please order this if you try this place out!

    Pepperoni pizza
    Ingrid H.

    Came here after an event later at night - I was glad they open til 10am compared to some other restaurants in the area. Food wise I enjoyed their appetizer a lot. The burrata and the focaccia was super yummy. The goat cheese salad was good too-and I used the cheese salad as another dipping for my. my focaccia bread from burrata appetizer. Olives were ok - they were just olives. But I like olives, so I can't complain. The pizza was pretty good. Super fluffy crust but the middle was pretty thin. Very Italian although I can't say it's my favorite pizza. It's just a common, pepperoni pizza.

    Espresso Martini
    Amanda ..

    Loved this place! My friend took us here as it's one of their favorite Houston restaurants, and it lived up to its reputation. We sat outside in the garden which was very cute and comfortable. Foccacia is a must. I had the black pepper spaghetti with chicken added which was simple yet delicious. My friends got the pizza which they also enjoyed. Espresso Martinis were also delicious! There was a little mix up on the reservation number/location but they were still able to accommodate us on time.

    Fried oyster mushrooms
    Christian

    Coltivare is marketed as a high-end pizza and Italian food spot. However, there were a lot of things in my dining experience that did not quite measure up to the "fine dining" experience. First of all, the food wasn't great. I got the focaccia and burrata, which was probably my best dish of the evening. It was a basic starter plate, some cheese and bread. The cheese fell was nice and soft, but the bread was a little burnt and dry. The oil was a nice touch though. My next dish was the fried oyster mushrooms. This dish did not have a lot of substance to it and the aioli was a bit too mustardy for my taste. Not a terrible dish, but I was expecting more out of it. My entree was the capellini. This was pretty disappointing. The lemon was extremely overpowering. It was like pasta with a sour warhead sauce. The lobster also added very minimal flavor to the dish due to the overpowering sauce. I will say, the cocktails were great. I got an espresso martini, which tasted great and had a great presentation. I also tried both Old Fashioned cocktails, which weren't extremely different, but were both great. The service was another point of controversy. It was a little crowded when we arrived, but I couldn't really get a hold of the waiter the entire dinner. He was in and out very quickly and it was almost impossible to get his attention. I also asked for a starter with my cocktail, and he told me he wasn't going to bring appetizers out before the entree. I thought the point of an appetizer was to come before the entree. I will say, the water guy was very attentive, filling my cup every time it got about halfway empty. My waiter just must have had too many tables to deal with at once. The ambience was the best part of this restaurant. The lighting was very elegant and the outdoor area was amazing, like a little garden in the park. Each table also had little silverware drawers, which I thought was an amazing touch. Overall, Coltivare is more of a looker than a place with real substance. Due to my poor experience with food and service, this establishment earned 7/20 Freys. FREY OUT!

    Cauliflower
    Judy C.

    All was well! Made reservations ahead of time and got seated right away. For drinks, ordered something off of the cocktail menu which was an Amaretto Sour (refreshing and made nicely). Light bites, we got the Cauliflower (smell was so good/kinda sweet and savory and had a good crunch from the pine nuts) and also ordered the focaccia with burrata (great pairing + the balsamic as well). For the mains, it was deff both shareable entrees and got the Bolognese with additions of meatballs (tender, not dry at all and the pasta was cooked al dente) and the Pepperoni Pizza (huge portion and had everything you needed to be topped on a pizza - arugula, cheese, pepperoni). For dessert, we got the Roasted local strawberries & hibiscus crostata, cream + topped with a vanilla icecream. It was that yummy pairing of an al a mode. I liked the strawberry idea as well. Good amount of seating indoors and outdoors. The waitress was attentive and made good menu suggestions. Parking - Street Parking.

    Hot Toddy!!
    Ivy L.

    After 8 years, I thought it was time to go back to Coltivare and update my review! Came by sporadically on a Sunday evening with a girlfriend! Came a bit earlier, at like 5:45pm and it was still fairly empty so we got seated right away! Lots of things on the menu peaked my interest, as always, so we ordered several dishes to share! - Salad with Duck Confit A little on the vinegary side. Didn't like the choice of croutons - some multigrain cracker like crouton. The flavors were alright. Duck tender though the dressing overwhelmed the flavors of anything else! Not my favorite salad 3/5 -Mussels They were tiny tiny, but you get quite a few of them. The sauce was delicious and we thanked the waitress for telling us to add bread cause you want to soak up all the sauce! Maybe on of my favorite things on the menu tonight! 5/5 -Local Mushroom Pizza The crust was light. Crispy where it needed to be and soft at the same time! I enjoyed the texture of the dough, though it wasn't the most flavorful dough. The local mushrooms were alright, the white mushrooms were a bit pickled but sweet. Pizza needed a bit more flavor and cheese cause parts of it were dry. We did enjoy it though. 4/5 -Black Pepper Spaghetti Super spicy cause of all the black pepper! Tonight the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente and there was lots of cheese! I enjoyed the dish tonight. 4/5 -Rigatoni Mmmm.. perfectly cooked noodles with a lemony ricotta and meat sauce! This was delicious! 5/5 Drinks again were underwhelming.. I think they were just light on liquor. Garden had fresh veggies and herbs growing.. though I was eaten by mosquitoes! However, it was a delightful evening - perfect fall evening and I left content and full! Parking can be a pain but there's ample space on the neighborhood - be careful for neighbors putting up do not park signs.

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    Chris B.

    This is a great little Italian spot in the Heights. Parking is a little tough as it is mostly street parking, but overall a safe area to park and walk a few blocks. Reservations are easy to get, with plenty of seatings inside and a nice patio. The ambiance is darkened but made for friends to stay a bit for company. One of the most commendable part of the experience is the friendly staff, everybody there is so kind and pleasant. A quick shout of to our waiter Joshua. As for the food, the main aspect of the night, all the options were delectable. The pana cotta and cauliflower made for scrumptious apps. We did the tomato basil with pepperoni and sausage addition along with the spaghetti which is more a lemon pasta. The crispy potato (side) can be skipped, being super thick and not as flavorful as the other dishes. The specialty drinks are great; I appreciated the nod to ACOTAR in one of the drinks. Overall, we would be happy to visit again!

    Denae S.

    RAVE REVIEW: Coltivare in the Heights I'm still dreaming about the meal we had at Coltivare! Hands down, the best salads of my life--vibrant, bursting with flavor, and made with locally grown fruits and vegetables that go straight from the garden to your plate. The pasta? Overwhelmingly delicious. Every bite was rich, perfectly cooked, and deeply satisfying. And the pizza... don't even get me started. Crispy, chewy, fresh, and quite possibly one of the best I've ever had. The wine selection was superb and thoughtfully curated, and the bar menu was just exquisite--creative, well-balanced, and endlessly sippable. Service was beyond five stars. David welcomed us like old friends and made us feel completely at home. Leonora, the GM, absolutely spoiled us with her personal favorites--each one a knockout. And Obi, our server, was incredibly attentive--my glass was never empty, and my belly never happier. Make sure to check out the garden- indoor or outdoor you are in for a special tre Bravo, Coltivare! You've earned a permanent spot on my "must return again and again" list.

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    A solid restaurant with a revolving seasonal menu. Fresh veggies, beautiful cheeses. Clean food .

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    Always exceptional! Great ambience & outdoor dining. Our go to neighborhood restaurant.

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    Fantastic food whether you are eating there or for take out. I love their pasta, and their entrees are to die for. Great pizza also.

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    Ask the Community - Coltivare

    Is there direct access to the outdoor dining patio without entering inside the restaurant?

    No. There is not.

    Are dogs allowed on the outdoor patio?

    MAY 2023 - Called and they said No.

    Is Coltivare BYOB? If so what is the corkage fee?

    No it is not BYOB

    What is the un-corking fee at Coltivare? I understand this is a BYOB.

    I don't recall BYOB as they have an extensive wine and cocktail list...

    Is there valet?

    No valet. They don't have a designated parking lot so parking is usually on side streets

    Do they have happy hour?

    No, they do not.

    Do they have gluten free options?

    Yes, they do, they are very accommodating!

    Are pups allowed on the patio?

    Was there 5/13/2022. Sign on the back patio said no dogs.

    Do they use a texting system to let you know your table is ready? Thinking about coming an hour earlier than when we want to eat to put our names in after reading all the comments about long wait times.

    Yeah they use the texting system but the garden is really nice to get a drink and talk. Totally half the fun in my opinion!

    Are we allowed to bring our own cake for cutting without a serving fee?

    I do not know this answer so you need to call. I doubt they do. Many restaurants now don't charge per my experience.

    What is the best day of the week to visit? Went with some friends on Saturday and we were told the wait was going to be two hours or possibly longer. We waited for almost an…

    We went at 5 PM on a Thursday and was seated immediately! There is sometimes a line right at 5 PM because people line up ahead of time but your best bet is going as early as possible!

    Do they accommodate parties larger than 6?

    The website says no. Called once and they also said if it's a larger party, the tables must be divided with no guarantee of being sat near each other or at the same time. I wouldn't try it.

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    Came here for my wife's birthday. Made the reservation using Resy/Opentable indicating occasion,…read moreand when we arrived, there was no indication from staff that they were aware. We weren't drinking so we did mocktails. Their selection is solid. I recommend the Million Dollar Baby and the New Madness. For the oysters, we did 2 of each: fried, smoked and roasted. I would low key just come back for oysters next time. They were that damn good. I was let down by the dry-aged burger. Even though I ordered the burger as medium, it was pretty dry. I've had better burgers from joints around town. Not worth $24. The Chicken entree was an absolute let down. I won't even elaborate. Some of our favorite entrees were the carrot soup and crab rice. Both were out of this world. For me the food was 3/5, service (aside from staff forgetting occasion of visit) 5/5, value 3/5. Also valet parking is $8. I'm still undecided if I'll be back. Need to recover from spending $275 on a single dinner. Ouch.

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    Houston has done it again! I'm going to be a little controversial here, but why is the food so much…read morebetter here than it is it Dallas? Had a 5:30pm resy, seated outside right away that Saturday evening--it was a full house 45 minutes later. You'd be a fool to skip the dilly bread--a complete fool! The rolls are pillowy and warm. I could eat the butter by the pint. The fingerlinging potato dish is also a must have...pretty small for $19 but tastes like heaven. Spicy! Zaddy was being a bit of a clutz that evening and knocked over my $20 mezcal cocktail, so what does he do? Orders me another one! (That's why he's "zaddy") ....kind of wish he hadn't...so wasn't worth the price tag. Skip it. The chicken dinner was definitely the winner--fresh, juicy breast, crispy skin...don't be cute, you won't finish it unless your party has at least 4 in it! The flies were ruthless! Very annoying! They were acting like the geekers that come bother you just outside your favorite fried chicken joint in south Dallas! Our waitress brought out a table fan so that made the experience a little more tolerable. The chocolate peanut butter pie tasted like a salt rock and the lemon chiffon pie had great flavor but not lemony enough for me. All in all this place is a bit pricey but truly a gem! Until next time, Nobie!

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    Sixty Vines

    Sixty Vines

    4.4
    (1.5k reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$

    Good selection of wine. Menu is not expensive and good. Will go again to test other of their wineread more

    Cannot say enough good things about this place. Have had lunch here and now dinner. We first…read morevisited in The Woodlands. Such a good experience that we went last night for date night. First, we got there pretty early for our reservation. We sat almost immediately upon check in. Our waiter was in training but did a really good job. Ordered a whiskey sour. Was seated at the bar so I got to watch it be made. The bartender- man that guy never stopped. He was organized and just did his thing. So many pretty drinks were made while I was there watching. The pink one, whatever it was, was really pretty! On to the food. We got two apps, two meals, and two desserts. Husband ordered the Brussels, Steak Frites, and the Devil's Affogato. I got the Bacon covered Dates, the Pizza, and the Sticky Toffee Cake. The Brussels were good - husband liked them more than me. They were good. Had cashews in them. Little spicy. The bacon covered dates. Think this was my favorite bite. Sweet, salty, creamy. Came we three & I had two. The pizza was sweet and salty as well. The crust was so good and fresh. The arugula set it off so well. Def a buy again! The Steak Frites was so good. The chimichurri sauce was perfect. Just the right mount of citrus. Steak was tender and the fries seasoned well. The desserts - don't skip them! The Devils Affogato we had the first time we ate at Sixty Vines. Had to have it again. If you like coffee, chocolate and vanilla ice cream just get it. Restaurant vibe is relaxed and clean. There were several large parties and what looked like a lot of date night guests. Just try it. No regrets!!

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