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Brought these beautiful tourist to a beautiful Houston landmark to capture some beautiful Houston moment photos aren't this amazing skyline that captures Houston skyline Very worth the visit whether you are local a tourist or a first time visit here in Houston Texas. The post is fun for a day out of town date night date day or just a little fun getaway. This is a great place to be a tourist in your own town they have so much to offer from varies of cuisines of restaurants on the first floor. They even have vegan options, tea, smoothies, and alcohol spirits. They also have the Eden plants and coffee and tease and you could find some really cool Houston swag here too collect the souvenir whether you're local or out of town or it's a excellent way to show Houston love and Houston Strong.
As a self-proclaimed foodie, Houston is prime-realty to me! There was absolutely no way I could visit and not check out the food culture. The POST Market was a highly recommended spot that I heard and read reviews about, so I had high expectations. Upon visiting though, I wasn't really impressed. Aside from the beautiful rooftop views, the food options did not appeal to me very much. I was in town on business and decided to visit on my first night for dinner. It was conveniently located just a few minutes from my hotel and has plenty of parking. When you enter, you'll be greeted by a beautiful space adorned with white walls, colorful lighting, and an array of diverse restaurants. It is essentially a food court with culturally diverse options. From Thai, Southern American Cuisine, Mexican, and even Filipino food, there was something for anyone to try. I decided to go for a Mexican spot called, Taco Fuego. It was underwhelming to say the least. Since it was close to closing time, I decided not to partake in other food options. There was signage up indicating that entertainment was provided, but I didn't quite understand where, so I left. On the ride home with my hotel shuttle, the driver mentioned that I should have gone to the rooftop because that is the big attraction there. With that said, I decided to return during the day on another day. I already had lunch, so I tried dessert. I stopped by the Flower and Cream counter for a cup of ice cream. I'm not sure if it is considered culturally diverse, but the ice cream was tasty. I had the cereal milk oreo and honey rose flavors. Very delicious and service was superb. I decided to enjoy my dessert on the rooftop and took an elevator up. I can see why it is a big attraction because simply, its beautiful! The views are amazing and the space is very modern and well-maintained. There were tables and chairs around for you to relax or enjoy your food. Also, some sort of gardening initiatives as I saw different plants and signs with details about them. Overall, I had a good experience. It wasn't exactly what I expected but it was nice for what I saw. Ultimately, it was a place to check-off and I don't think I'd return for anything more than the views but I'd recommend to others.
Great Eatery Experience! It was a pleasure coming to this visually appealing place with delicious food to match. I enjoyed lunch at Kwosushi and had the spicy salmon rice bowl that was made to order. It cold with raw salmon but they were so accommodating & seared mine a little. A later had a scoop of biscoff cookie ice cream with a black vanilla cone from Flower and cream. They have quite a few colors with speciality made ice cream flavors and toppings. It's so many more restaurants to try with ample seating & family friendly. It can also be a great day date experience. I'm excited revisit this spot soon!
I've been a Houstonian long enough to remember dropping off my IRS tax return here many years ago on April 15th. That was back when it was the Barbara Jordan US Post office and sorting center. It eventually was closed and sat vacant for many years. A few years ago some developers bought it with the idea to renovate it for a food and shopping destination with office spaces as well and a music hall venue. I went with some friends yesterday to take pictures up on the rooftop at sunset. The developers put in a large landscaped garden on the roof and at this time of year they have the garden decorated with all kinds of winter holiday decorations, they call it Winter Wunderland. We had to drive into town from Kingwood so we arrived just before 4 pm and there was plenty of parking spaces. Just to be clear, they do charge for parking but they don't give you a ticket upon entry, they scan your license plate so when you exit it rescans and determines how long you have been there and you just pay by credit card at the exit. After parking we went inside. The main area is what you could call a food hall. There are all kinds of little food spaces serving everything you can imagine from pizza to sushi, Filipino food, a ramen shop, burgers and even a place that just sells fancy grilled cheese sandwiches. There are even to large bar areas selling beer, wine and cocktails. You order your food and beverage, pay and they either text you for pickup or give you a beeper device. But most of the places are cash free and only take credit cards. My friends and I wondered around after eating and took some pictures, the food hall has tons of chrome, stainless steel and neon lighting so is very cool to photography. When they remodeled the building they cut away through the upper floors above the food hall and the whole roof area is a skylight so bright during the day. We finally went up to the roof at 5 pm and as another yelper said, the directions are non-existent. You have to use the elevator up front where an employee scans your ticket or sells you one. Everything is done by phone and QR codes now. The elevator only takes you to the second floor, we had to ask someone where the next elevator was. They really need to put up directions signs. We eventually got to the roof. We walked around taking pictures and waiting for the sun to set, you really get a great view of the north side of the downtown skyline and the sunset light was perfect. Only downside was a cold front had hit Houston earlier so it was quite chilly up on the roof. After an hour or so we had seen enough and made our way back to our car and the long drive back to Kingwood.
This place is such a cute little spot.. I'm not from here so I found this place from a TikTok.. it's a good hall that has a bunch of options.. I came on a weekday and it was busy but not crowded. The place was clean and easy to navigate. I'm not sure how many food options there are, but I think there's something for everybody as well as little snacks and desserts. There are a lot of photo opportunities inside and rooftop. The rooftop has seating options and panoramic views of the city.. along with a garden and little walking path. My family and I all ordered different things, perfect for when everyone wants something different together. Overall this is a cute little stop to make, parking is paid per hour I believe $5p/h but the first hour is free.. there is also street metered parking. I suggest going before the sun sets, to get the best of both worlds day time-sunset-evening city lights.. I was here 2.5hrs , but i think you could do it all in 1-1.5hrs including ordering and eating food, taking a lap both inside and rooftop, photo ops and catching thsunset time.
POST Market is the food court that is housed inside POST - a multi-use space in downtown Houston. The space used to be the headquarters of Houston's USPS, and as such has an industrial vibe. I was looking for some lunch after a morning of museum exploring, and since POST came at the recommendation of several friends, I decided to check it out. While the offerings in POST as a whole are a little sparse, the Market section is by far the most developed area of the facility and where most of the people were. The decor is industrial to go with the rest of the space, and all of the food spots are untied by having neon signage which really pops against the white grated backdrop. There are several food vendors offering a variety of cuisines. I landed on tacos and got three birria ones - they were pretty good but nothing to write home about. I was also in the mood for something sweet so I decided to get a cone; the raspberry tres leches was speaking to me and got it in a red cone to complete the aesthetics. The ice cream was really good and was a good finisher to my meal. Overall, I had a good experience at POST Market. While I didn't find anything I had to be destination worthy, it's a good spot to spend some time and satisfy a variety of tastes.
POST Market is one of my favorite food halls in Houston. I love the diversity of the cuisines offered as it is reflective of Houston as well as the building's history (it was the former Barbara Jordan Post Office). The Market has so many restaurants to choose from and some of the restaurants have changed over the past few years. I love that ChopnBlok gives out free samples. Lea Jane's Hot Chicken and Taco Fuego seem to always have a line. If you want something sweet, there's quite a few dessert options. There's lots of seating inside the Market. There used to be some seating outside on the loading dock near Andes Café, however I didn't see any tables on the dock during my last visit. If you want to enjoy an adult beverage, the Market has two bars: Address Unknown and Return to Sender. The craft cocktails at Return to Sender are very good! The bars have happy hour specials from 3p-6p M-F. On my last visit, I noticed that a daiquiri place moved in. I like that they have water fountains with refill stations. This can come in handy if you're going to be hanging out awhile. The neon lights are so bright and cool! The website boasts that the Market gives "cyberpunk vibes." I also love the spiral staircase in the middle of the hall. It's an attention grabber and makes for a cool photo op. The edition of the jumbo LED screens is a nice touch. The Market would be a perfect place to grab a bite to eat while watching the game! They host Astros watch parties as well as trivia on Tuesdays. Downtown Houston has its fair share of food halls, but Post Market is definitely the best one out of the bunch!
ambiance is amazing. bright lights everywhere and each restaurant has their own unique style. i went to the sushi/japanese restaurant and i also went to get boba. at the sushi japanese restaurant service was mid. after ordering i never heard the buzzer go off and it looked like the stand was empty after waiting for about 15 minutes or so for the food. had to go over to get it. the boba station was fast friendly and attentive. the boba tasted great. the bento box i got had a lot of fried foods and french fries too which usually doesn't come in bento boxes. it was disappointing as someone who loves japanese food.
3 years ago
It you don't know what to eat, this is your place!! So many choices! The 5 of us had a bit of everything so we could taste! I cannot remember all the restaurant names but just take a walk around before choosing! There is a full bar so grab a drink and take a stroll at all the foods! Birria tacos were good. They lacked a little flavor im used to but we were still good. The masala fries were awesome. 2 people got them one had something other than chicken but the chicken was crispy & had a nice flavor. The sauces all mixed together made the dish. Not pictured is the elote! That kiosk is an elote bar with various toppings including crushed chips. No pic means it was gone to quickly! Ok the lobster roll was just ok for the $29 price. The buns on both orders were overly toasted. It also needed a bit of sauce of some kind. However the crab claws were perfect!! The butter to dip them in would be better if it was melted but I just asked for more. Lol. Not pictured, but at the same place, the oysters. I loved the vinegar served with them. They were fresh & the perfect size too. On to the ice cream. I don't eat ice cream. I don't like ice cream. I LOVED this ice cream & cone combo! The place offered a variety of cone colors all different flavors. My daughter thought she was going to share but only got a bite & small piece of cone. My husband wanted a bite but was surprised I was even eating it & said will that must be good. Lol. Oh I forgot you can get topping on top of the ice cream too! read more
4 years ago
What could be cool than going to a old post office with amazing food court options to satisfy everyone in your group AND an amazing rooftop area to see downtown Houston? This place!!!!! What are you waiting for? First off, parking is free if you park for 0-75 minutes. Woot woot! We arrived on a Monday evening (Astro opening game night). There were so many options to eat at. I just couldn't choose and so many fusion options. We definitely went all the way up the stairs (there is an elevator as well) to get to the rooftop. I was definitely digging the vibe of the building. Love that they repurposed it into something amazing. If you haven't tried this place out...you have to go here at least once. read more
Leah Janes Hot Chicken It's was my first time at The Post. It kind of reminded of the mall in Dawn of the Dead but in a good way. I was starving and there are so many options. I wanted to try something different and went to Leah Jane's Hot Chicken. I ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich. It was one of the best chicken sandwiches I've ever eaten. It comes in two pieces of Texas toast and some delicious,crispy, and fluffy french fries with a hint of herbs. The slaw in the sandwich was the wow factor. It brought the whole sandwich together . I can't wait to try some other items. read more
1 year ago
This food hell has such a variety. came with some friends. tried almost everything that was open. A couple of places left to try. My highlights out of everything are definitely going to be Chopnblok and Lea Jane's. We also tried Rollin Phatties. flower and Cream. Lucy Pearl. The Butcher burger. And Thai Kun. One- Don't judge me. Two- yes there were only two of us and three don't judge me! We wanted to have a little bit of everything so we would know what was a hit. The rooftop Skylawn is nice. It was rainy that day so we didn't stay long. I recommend going early because it gets very packed. Table seating is sparse. I hope they add A LOT more because I've been when ppl were eating on the stairs. And purchasing a fountain drink from any restaurant leads you to either side of the hall. Nice place to grab a bite with friends. Try something new. Find your staple. There are some stellar places in here that don't have a brick and mortar anywhere else. Just go. You won't regret it! read more
2 years ago
A lovely place for a group lunch! You can get food from all over the world and try some delicious new flavors. Each one can get a different dish and sit at the common area. It's self serving and you have a refill soda machine. You can also go up to the roof and enjoy the green view of the garden and the city view as well. Will definitely go again! read more
If you want to try different restaurants in one sitting this is the place to go while visiting Houston. I tried 3 different restaurants, thankfully they were all good. Unfortunately I didn't take notes of the names . The food hall itself it loud because it is a family environment, but there is a full bar and plenty of open seating. They do serve in reusable dishes and clean up is kinda of a cafeteria style. I wouldn't say its a must see but if your close it not something you should pass up. Ohh and parking was free for the first 20 mins and $5 an hour after that. read more
Very cool place, it gets packed fast so we came early on a Sunday to get parking and freely walk around. There's a good variety of places and something for everyone. There are coworking spaces too and a rooftop deck. We've tried Soy Pinot, Crazy Cajun, and a few bars and had a good experience. I definitely recommend checking this place out! read more
Post Market Food Hall is a hoppin place on a Saturday night. Whatever kind of food you're craving, they have it here- from grilled cheese to ramen to African cuisine. Oh and you can't forget the desserts offered here too. They have a giant rooftop where a band was playing that night. Perfect date night spot. read more
2 years ago
Post Market in Texas is a wonderful place to visit. Post Market is the sheer variety of products available -- you'll find a range of ethnic foods, clothing, plants, and much more. The atmosphere is lively and bustling, with calling out to potential customers and visitors exploring all urs on a weekend afternoon or to stop by during your lunch break for a quick bite or some shopping. read more
This was a super cool spot to visit! It's an international food court with a variety of different cuisines to choose from. It has a good vibe and it's fun to walk around and see all the different options. We tried birria tacos, sushi, and a smoothie. If you go upstairs, the terrace and view of the Houston skyline is amazing read more
4 years ago
Came to have lunch with my sister on her birthday. This place is perfect for that because everyone can get what they want without any drama. Ironically, we still ended up eating from the same place lol. I had some life-changing food at POST and will absolutely be back! What I got is detailed below. Chop N Blok is where we decided to go, after sampling their golden bowl and the hibiscus tea. I believe Chop N Blok is a Nigerian and Ghanian restaurant and the golden bowl had joloff rice, chicken, crisp veggies, plantains, some sort of beans that reminded me of black eyed peas, rice, and a sauce that tied it all together. LISTEN! When I say one but of that dish had my eyes wide!! Just the sample sealed the deal for me, and the full portion did not disappoint! The patties were perfect little pastries with a flaky dough and well-seasoned filling. The order comes with three. The hibiscus tea was tart instead of sweet, but I loved it. I wish I could've gotten a larger size of that. After that, I got a snickerdoodle from Lucy Pearl's which was made the way all cookies should be made. Crisp enough to hold it's shape if held in the air, but soft enough to break without a "snap" and crumbs. It was a fairly large cookie and worth the price. Lastly, I had a vegan "chocolate cookie" ice cream cone (the cone is NOT vegan, btw) from Flower & Cream. It was good but the cone was leaking as soon as I stepped onto the roof. They don't put the cones in a sleeve, nor do they offer napkins. It leaked everywhere, which was a bummer. I would get ice cream from them again but in a cup instead of a cone. read more
2 years ago
I came here with a group of friends on Saturday. We explored the many vendors who had everything from pickels to gold plated jewelry! They also had a variety of different food, snacks and drinks. From sushi to burgers to Ice cream! Got to Chopnblock, definitely 5 star! I would suggest check out the agenda for the post before going, because vendors are not everyday. read more
2 years ago
Great place for a large variety of food and excellent drinks. Plenty of seating and large rooftop. read more
A multicultural cuisine spot, definitely try it out. Atmosphere: Love the aesthetic of the hall, looks absolutely beautiful, the lights, the modern look, and most importantly the rooftop, it's great. Moderate volume, you do have to pay for parking based on how long you stay (side note: awesome parking technology, love it) Service: Every food joint was awesome with service, nice and polite, samples and great recommendations as well. Food: My wife ordered a birria from a taco joint and it was good but overpriced based on the quality, had better but we enjoyed it. I had an African bowl which was absolutely delicious! Also overpriced but definitely worth to try at least once. Finally, we had our own ice cream cone which was amazing, unique flavors, unique cone, everything authentic, a must as well. Verdict: If you're visiting Houston just like me, this place is a must, it's worth to spend a little extra to try something every once and a while. For locals, I would only come to chat with friends or try something new not as often since there's other spots as well. read more
3 years ago
POST Market offers a variety of restaurants and vendors making it a great place to hang out and try different foods if you choose to. I love that there are diverse cuisines from different cultures offered so there is literally something for everyone. In my opinion, the only thing that is missing is a vegan restaurant. Before my most recent visit, I had not been to POST in about a year and there were less restaurants so it was exciting to see that there was more to offer this time. I started off with a lemon drop at the bar. It was good but I feel that the drinks here are not worth the price. On this day, I was in the mood for a grilled cheese so I went to Twisted Grilled Cheese. I ordered The Avocado BLT+E for my partner and I to share. I asked for the bacon on the side since I do not eat pork. You may not expect much from a grilled cheese but this one was so delicious. The bread was buttery and the cheese was melted perfectly. Next, we tried a watermelon mint lemonade and Jell-O shots from the daquiri shop. The lemonade was very good but again, for $15 not worth the price at all. Lastly, we enjoyed some rooftop views on the Skylawn. The last time I was at POST the upstairs and rooftop area was closed so it was nice to be able to see it this time. One of my favorite things about this place aside from the many food options is the easy and affordable parking. There is a parking lot on site where you pay to park but we only paid $15 for about 3 hours (you pay hourly). I definitely recommend anyone to give POST a try. read more
4 years ago
Post Market is just what Houston needs more of. We came on a Saturday to enjoy the chalk art installation and also check out some delicious food.They have an array of places to eat and several bars to get drinks. The rooftop bodes a beautiful garden and green space for playing and listening to music. It is a perfect place to get a picture of the Houston skyline. This is the perfect place to bring friends and spend the day. read more
2 years ago
WOW this a cool hip fun place to travel the world without leaving Houston! We love this great reuse of a rather ugly industrial postal service building. We love the industrial details left as-is, and the skylight really brightens up the place! Love trains? Lots of great train watching here - and people watching too. One ding - it's a Pepsi place! Y U C K 5 worldwide food adventure stars! read more
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Very crowded. Had to wait for a table to clear in order to sit and eat. There are a lot of different places to try a variety of different types of food. I love the concept of this place. One location with a ton of different places to choose to sample or enjoy a meal. read more
4 years ago
Such a cool place!!! Fantastic food from budget to pricey, plenty of great views with photo ops, coffee to booze, interesting history, places to just chill on bean bag type chairs. Definitely bring your out of town friends and family here. Oh and FREE parking! read more
4 years ago
Very cool place, the roof top is very nice too. It's a bit pricey. Parking is free for the first 75 min, they scan your license plate when you arrive so they know when you leave and then it's $5 every hour after the 75 min. The selection of restaurants is very wide. You have african, Vietnamese, tacos, Indian-ish, Peruvian, fried chicken, burgers, seafood, and more. There is probably something for everyone. The rooftop is very nice, plenty of kids were up there running around playing, eating Italian ice. It reminded me of the mall in stranger things. Plenty of gen z kids taking trendy photos T the new hip place. But also plenty of families hogging tables haha. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try read more
5 years ago
Ah, POST. I've been trying to get here; there's big hype surrounding this place. First, I love the space- obvi. It's visually interesting. Makes you look up and admire it's architecture. It was a pretty busy Saturday afternoon but the space is large enough that I didn't feel crowded. Options are endless- a variety of types of cuisine. Some we already know and love (Flower & Cream) and some promising looking newbs: looking forward to trying the west African offering- I think it was called chop'd? Vibes were first rate there, but I went with Lea Jane's for my inaugural visit. As far as vendors- they're repeats we've seen all about town. Not mad at their hustle. The space is still unfinished but I see a lot of promising potential here. It's a good fit for Hou. Reminds me of a place I've been to in Denver. I didn't get to the rooftop this time, the unmasked scared me off... Mmkay, the food- delicious. My only complaint is that the hot fish sandwich was a bit greasy but I ate it- ALL. I asked to sub the fries for Mac but they weren't having it, so I ordered a side of it. BOTH the Mac and the fries (while unsuspecting) were tasty. read more
POST market is a fun new venue in downtown Houston packed with food, edgy architecture, and good views. If you've ever been to Time Out Market in Brooklyn, NY, this has a similar vibe. There is a large atrium area on the ground floor where you can walk around sampling a variety of food from different cultures and plenty of seating. You can also walk up 2 flights of stairs to the skywalk/rooftop area, where you can get a great view of the downtown skyline. It's definitely a multipurpose venue, I can imagine concerts and events being set up here both on the skylawn and indoors. There is also ample free parking in the parking lot right in front the the entrance. I would come here to hang out with friends! read more
A really cool market with lots of food options and a really cool aesthetic. Definitely go up to the rooftop for the views. Parking is kind of annoying - we got stuck in line trying to get out and got charged for being a minute over. read more
4 years ago
Definitely get your desserts from Lucy Pearls at the post!! The most amazing cakes in Houston! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Such a cool place to visit while you are in Houston! I would definitely go with a group of people so each person can get something different to eat and then share it like family style (that's what I did and I got to try so many different delicious places!). Check out their website to see which businesses are available because some of them do rotate out. Seating can be a challenge on the main floor because it can be so crowded but you can also bring your food upstairs too. There's plenty of cool IG worthy backgrounds in this old post office. The rooftop Skylawn has a beautiful view of downtown. I would recommend you going upstairs when the sunset is happening so you have both views of the city (sunset and night time). Overall, I definitely recommend giving this place a try! I know I'll be visiting this place again. read more
4 years ago
Me and my friend had lunch here ar 11:00 A.M at Hawkers Asian Fusion. We ordered the Meat Platter and Korean Lasagna. The food was well portioned, and the Lasagna was a lot larger than expected than a normal slice. The Meat platter had come out a bit colder than I wanted, but most of the Meat, except the sausage, was well seasoned and tasted great! The Korean Lasagna was better in my opinion because the flavors mixed better together, but I did felt like they used too many carrots and did not have enough tomato flavor. Would recommend and go again If I'm in the mood. We then we went to the Ice Ice Boba stand and it was bad. Two stars at most, but all of the drinks and boba were pre-made. We ordered milk tea and passion fruit green tea, and they were overpriced and did not have enough tea flavor. They got the levels of sweetness wrong, and the boba was way too soft. read more
3 years ago
LOVE POST!! I've only been to Leas and I've had the taco spot (I forgot what it's called) but both are top tier! It's a nice place to go if you want to have drinks at the bar but it's also kid friendly and the rooftop has views day and night! read more
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