Specifically went there for halal meat, and the goat chops were tender and meaty. Will definitely…read morego back again for more and to check the rest of their inventory out. I am super glad that now we have a slice of Hillcroft in downtown. Loved Sana's personality and wish her all the best with setting her store up.

I'd been wanting to come here for a while, and I finally came by. I'm so glad I did! They have…read moreeverything that you need and at such a reasonable price. If you need a special cut of meat, just give a call 2 days in advance. Will definitely be coming back.

Wagyu beef smash burger, beef tallow fries, and a cold DrPepper - perfection…read more Bellaire has always been a burger town. Unfortunately, two of the big burger hotspots have gone away in recent years. Wagyuru is breathing new life into the area, holding forth an excellent burger. You gotta try them.

Went to Wagyuru to try their Wagyu smash burger combo. It's a simple double patty with cheese and…read moretallow fries. This combo is only sold on the weekends. They have a couple tables outside for seating but they are mainly a butcher shop where people come and go. The burger was pretty big, but very greasy. They cook their burger more on the medium to medium well side which is not my preference, that's my bad for not asking them to cook it medium rare. It's like a solid, tender burger, but I felt like I wasn't getting that muchhhhh more out of it for being a wagyu smash. It is definitely more beefier and you can taste it, but I don't think it's worth paying so much extra for. If you like pure beef flavor though then they do it pretty good here. But to me all smash burgers kinda taste the same anyways. The fries itself had an amazing crisp and were pillowy

Such a solid spot consistent year after year. Great Mediterranean food but also offers amazing…read morebreakfast tacos and smoothies. Pizza is also solid. My go to is the kids chicken pita quesadillas and you have to get the garlic sauce with it. Service is great. One of my favorite spots in Houston!

Food is fresh and good. If you're looking for authentic Mediterranean food maybe not your spot, but…read morefor a casual twist on classic dishes it's great. Great for lunch, I got the Mediterranean Plate and enjoyed.

Don't miss out on this spot right next to the Houston Farmer's Market! Super friendly staff, quick…read morein and out service, serving hot and fresh tacos, quesadillas, burritos, and menudo. It's a small grocery shop with lots of deli food options. They got a grill outside the market to cook the meats, some extra heat under this Texas heat. I ordered the mini tacos: barbacoa, tripa, asada, and chicharron in green sauce. Most recommend the barbacoa, the meat chunks just fall apart in my mouth, and the charred edge added extra texture and flavor too. And I really like the chicharron too, every piece was soaked up with zesty and spicy juice, very juicy to eat. The menudo was not gamy at all, but I could use some more lime to make it more sour to complement the spiciness. Will be back for more!

The place for excellent chorizo. Not that greasy saliva gland grocery store chorizo. But real…read morechorizo. As a person native born to Houston, but having lived and explored much of the world, one of my favorite things to do is to invite friends to go on a walking tour with me, of the area around the Houston Farmer's Market on Airline. Many years run by the Canino family, as a co-op with local farmers. And when they retired a group of Houstonians, committed to preserving it and making it as nice as possible for shopping. And it's a wonderful place to go shopping for fruits and vegetables and to eat one of the restaurants here. So I usually begin my walking tour with a trip to El Bolillo Bakery to show them the breads and then over to Granel Spices and then to El Rey meat market to show them the chorizo that I like and the freshly made chicharrones and to pointing out the most excellent Mexican restaurant just on the side El Rey. And then heading over to the farmers market proper and showing them the excellent flour tortillas that one can get at Alamo Tamales. A visit to LA Crawfish or other eateries. And also walk and talk about the different uses of the spices and maybe some tropical fruits that people might not be familiar with. It's a great half day and I love taking people around. So definitely plan to visit this area of Airline Drive and have some fun.

Had a coupon for 4 free burgers and dealing with AI over the phone was unable to use it! There is…read morelittle Customer Service...and now with this 'Great' innovation of AI there will be less than ever!!!

The quality of the food was good. But we found some of the portions to be rather small.read more

My wife spotted this place and had to go in. I reaped the benefits since she came home with a…read morebunch of cookies and candies from eastern Europe and Russia. They had a plethora of tea, soups, grains, there was even a meat counter.

It was really nice seeing all the different snacks they were all so delicious and especially the…read moredrinks

I came here because husband comes to visit a friend here to get food. I've never been as I always…read morego to Michoacana, which is down the street from my house. I am so glad that I came because I got to see, for myself, how popular this place is for the food they serve. The line is so long and consistently long. They're not really just known for their meat market and food products they are known for their food line I tried a little posole, rice, beans, chicken guisado, and Carnitas tacos. I even got some Carnitas and Chicharron. I always recommend Chicharron if you have to have some kind of crunch and you like pork rinds. This is the best pork rinds you'll ever have. I have to say the chicken guisado was my favorite. Please note everything is fresh. They had fresh homemade corn tortillas . Not everyone has that! They have an amazing selection of drinks. I didn't even know what to choose from. So many different flavor is in Mexican soda and when I say Mexican sodas, they're actually imported from Mexico so they taste just like Mexico. Even though the line is consistently long, it moves pretty fast. I legit saw so many people take big orders to-go as if they were having a party and this was just on a Sunday morning. I didn't have it today, but on another day, my husband brought me a chili relleno from here and it was the best chili relleno I've ever had. They don't have it every day but if you're there on a day they have it please try. It is so delicious and it's huge! The cool knows what she is doing. The store is clean, hello constantly stocked up, very colorful as the layout is organized. Your butcher lady is very knowledgeable. You can ask her anything about any meat and she knows it all. Trust me, we tested it. Come try out the food!

Was in a rush and saw this taqueria / convenience store on the side of the road. Walked on in, went…read morestraight to the steam table and stood in line with the other hungry patrons which gave me time to figure things out. The guy in front of me knew what he was doing and it was obvious he had been there before, so I followed his lead and got myself a lengua Taco and a Chicharron taco both on corn tortillas with cilantro and onions. Both tacos were excellent and the corn tortilla was super soft and yummy. They had places to sit down and enjoy your meal with salsas at the tables and counters. I gobbled mine down too quick to take a picture but I'm definitely heading back to try their other tacos and definitely will get the chicharron and lengua again. Service was fast and friendly. It took less than 15 minutes from start to finish... Next time I'm going to slow down and enjoy myself.

Back in my younger years, House of Pies was our go-to late night meal after a night out. So many…read moregreat memories here (as well as some slightly fuzzy memories haha) Even after all these years, this place still hits. What you get here is an old school diner with the absolute nicest people and staff who will always greet you with a smile. The breakfast classics are filling and delicious (and taste doubly as good when slightly inebriated). I have to admit I'm a bit sad this location now closes at 12am, and still long for the 24 hours of the pre-COVID era. All the pies are amazing, and my favorite late night treat is a cup of decaf coffee and a slice of Bayou Goo pie. I guarantee your coffee cup will never be empty too (they are religious about keeping it warm and filled). Hope everyone will keep supporting this local business!

House of Pies is a Houston classic…read more Love the retro vibe at this family owned and operated diner. Serving families since 1967, it is so much fun to go for brunch, lunch or a slice of pie. There are over forty unique pies from pecan to sweet potato, strawberry rhubarb to bayou goo. So many delicious options. My father-in-law loves to go for Sunday brunch. I usually get the Benedict Florentine. Two poached eggs, spinach, tomatoes and mushrooms on a toasted English muffin topped with hollandaise sauce with a side. I like to add the cottage potatoes as my side. Wait for a booth. The vintage decor reminds me of eating brunch with my grandparents. So what's the difference between a restaurant and a diner. Diners are so retro and nostalgic. Often open 24/7, they have extensive menus serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night snacks. Perfect for grabbing a meal or a slice of pie after hours. They may have both counter service as well as booths. So comfy, cozy. House of Pies. A Houston classic diner.