These meat pies are Zimbabwean-Indian fusion, and they attracted my attention as they are one of…read morethe more unique options at Post. I got the chicken and mushroom pie, which was pretty small for $13. It's suitable for a snack or a small meal if you're not hungry. It was very fragrant and flavourful. They are made fresh, so it came out warm after a 15-minute wait. The curry pie also looked very enticing, but I was worried about the spice.

I love meat pies and found 2 Phat Bastard Pies while walking the floor at The Post. The menu is…read moresomewhat limited but had my interest with the Lamb Curry pie. It appears to be a family run eatery with a friendly but sharp minor taking my order and explaining the wait. I was given a notification beeper and found a way to kill 15 minutes. My Lamb Curry pie was to go so I had to wait even longer to try it. However, it was delicious with large chunks of tender meat but a little light on flavor. I'll certainly, try them again on future visits to Post Houston.

Must try if you're in Houston. Great customer service and prices. Highly authentic and great…read morevariety.

We stopped by this food truck on a Friday afternoon as a family to grab some quick tacos. The food…read moretruck was parked in a lot, and since it was pretty quiet when we went, we got our food super fast. The service was really nice, making it an easy pick-up spot overall. The barbacoa was by far my favorite! It was flavorful and tender! I also thought their al pastor was really good, which says a lot because I feel like most places struggle to get that flavor right. I wasn't as much of a fan of the fajita meat (it came as little steak bites, which was different), though my husband actually liked it. Just a heads up for anyone visiting: make sure you bring cash!

Texas heat had us beat so we had to get a snowball to cool off. We ordered wedding cake extra…read morecream, strawberry cheesecake, tiger blood and one small watermelon snow cones. We also ordered boudin one spicy and one mind. Always a treat at Red wagon. 10s across the board

This place has been here forever. I stopped by early on a Saturday & the wait wasn't bad at all. I…read moreonly came for a sno-cone, but there's a variety of food items to order. You pay, they give you a ticket with a number & wait for them to call your number. I got the jumbo & it was huge. I will opt for large next time. Next time I'll try another flavor because there's so many to choose from. Very refreshing on a hot day.

I'm already missing their cocktails and want to go back to Houston!…read more Truck Yard is such a fun and funky spot, and they have the perfect drink menu, especially for Happy Hour. I'll never get over their drink prices; unbeatable! I ordered both the Passionfruit Mojito as well as the Frozen Key Lime Pie. Both drinks were amazing, no complaints! The only thing I'm thinking about is when can I come back and try more of their cocktails? :( Service was also great. You order from your phone, and they bring the drinks right to you. I also love how they have an indoor area and outdoor seating area, plenty of space.

This place is a cool ass spot, no doubt about it. The setup is awesome, the vibe is laid back, and…read moreyou can tell this place probably goes crazy when it's packed. I caught it when it wasn't completely full, but even then you could feel the energy. Now the only thing that had me scratching my head... no cash. None. Zero. Like my perfectly good American dollars showed up and they were like "nah bro, we don't acknowledge that here." Kinda disappointing. Still -- the atmosphere is great and it feels like one of those spots that really pops when the crowd rolls in. Cool spot. Just bring a card... your cash ain't invited.

Came here because my BF wanted to show me what his late nights at Rice were like after a few beers…read more I was tempted to order more than just the hot dog, but we had a heavy lunch. I swear the Bulgogi Fries were screaming my name, though. Yoyo's Hotdog - Yoyo--YO. This thing slaps. I definitely craved a Coke or a beer while eating this because that salt kicks your taste buds' *ss. The caramelized onions paired with the crunchy onions were a double whammy that could topple a few hot dog title holders. The real winner, though, was the sauce--definitely something Asian-inspired. But hey, I'm running on five hours of sleep, and that's the best my smooth brain could come up with to describe the experience. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

In Houston on a trip and was recommended to try this place out while I'm here. Service is super…read morefast and the customer service is great! I got their famous hotdog with spicy mayo, french onion, sautéed onions, and hot sauce. (That's how it comes standard) don't get me wrong it's definitely a lot going on from the flavors and the messiness of the dog, but the flavors balance out very well and the all beef hot dog is delicious. There's no spice from the mayo or hot sauce so if you don't like spice you'll be fine. I also tried their bulgogi fries which came with bulgogi meat, jalepenos, cheese and cilantro. My first reaction was it was delicious but it wouldn't be something I would get again, but after I kept eating it I realized this is actually really good and now when I go back I'll definitely try it again. Overall I definitely recommend this place to visitors or even locals

Yes. It's just a hot dog. But damn, it's a good hot dog…read more Admittedly, I avoided Yoyo's the cart for years, namely because I had hard time justifying an $8 hot dog that I would need to wait 40 minutes just to sniff. The wait is a non-factor at this location in POST Market (#1), which happens to be one of the best food stalls in their star studded lineup. The menu is literally just the hot dog and it's breakdown of ingredients. There are a few drink options on the menu from soda to lemonade, but that's it. It's a simple menu and I'm all for it. The hotdog ($8) was described to me by their hypeman behind the counter: "It will change your life." An excellent slogan indeed. The all-beef hot dog is sliced and grilled and topped with a combination of onions (fried + caramelized) with many drizzles of honey mayo, yoyo's hot sauce, and layer of cream cheese. It doesn't sound like something that works well together, but it does. The end result is that I want more than one, perhaps 2 or 3 in a sitting. The hot dog didn't change my life, but I now appreciate life more because of it. __________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/post-market-houston

I was excited to try a local Houston icon and cult favourite: Yoyo's hotdog. It sounded pretty…read morepromising. An all beef hotdog, caramelized onions, fried onions, honey mayo, Yoyo's hot sauce, and cream cheese. Unfortunately, it really fell short for me. The one positive was that everything, down to the bun, tasted fresh. However, overall, the flavours just didn't work for me. There was a lot going on and the combination felt a little too busy rather than well balanced. That said, I can absolutely see why people enjoy it. The service was prompt and friendly and the area seemed clean. The price point also felt pretty reasonable for a hotdog with this many toppings. Perhaps this late night staple would hit different after a few drinks but once was enough for me. Still, I'd recommend giving it a try if you're visiting Houston, especially since it's such an iconic late night Houston eat.

Ate at Connie's today. Had all our favorites - Shrimp cocktail and fried catfish platter with fried…read morerice. Our waitress Aleyda was great. Very warm and helpful. Had a great time

Loved the food here! The truck is kinda tall, so I had a hard time paying and seeing stuff…read more However the food came out fast and it was steaming hot!! We go brisket quesadillas and fries, they also have a great lemonade assortment but I didn't try it yet. The quesadilla was large and totally stuffed with brisket! I reckon it was like half a pound of brisket in there! The tortilla was shattering crisp and super fried. Loved it and will be back if I see this truck again!

I came in 2016 on a very windy day and was able to sample a few of the trucks. At the gate, they…read moregive you 5 tickets, which are good for drinks. Also, some vendors give out free sample cards. One thing I hated about the festival is the design/location of the entrance. The entrance is along the freeway side of the parking lot and every person entering has to walk all the way to the front, where there is no parking to enter. They should move it to the back (closer to the building) where people are actually parking. Drinks in the wine tent (as they call it) range from bottled water, to craft beers and wine vendors, to off brand cokes to Vita Coco coconut juice. I ended up getting 1 beer and 3 coconut juices. I tried food from the bird food truck, bundt cake a holic and scratch food truck. The southern comfort bundt cake was really delicious and wish I would have purchased a whole cake during my visit. I ordered a $5 combo meal at the Bird with 3 chicken wings and waffle fries. I had the wings tossed in their habanero sauce, but was not impressed because not only was it not spicy, it tasted like a typical buffalo flavor you get anywhere. No hint of habanero anywhere to be found. The waffle fries were very good though. From Scratch food truck, I ordered the cheesesteak sandwich. This came out piping hot with chimichurri sauce and red onions on top. It was very good as well. I wish I had more time to stay longer and try some other food trucks that I haven't ever tried, and also even pay attention to the music.

Food trucks festival? Hellz yeah. My hubby; however, wasn't down with paying the $16 (plus…read moreprocessing!) per person to get in. Thank you to Farrah, our lovely CM, for the complimentary tickets! Walking around, we started with brisket eggrolls from Wokker TX Ranger -- four eggrolls for $6.00 and they were absolutely delicious! Charlie ordered the Poutine Style Fries topped with fried chicken, bacon bits, and GRAVY from D'Lish Curbside Bistro while I chose to stand in the longest line at the park: Cousins Maine Lobster. My only regret is not ordering two servings of the lobster tacos! Craft Burger had their truck closed down by 3:30 which was a major bummer. I took a photo of the menu description of their Pecan Porter milkshake (maple bacon bourbon milkshake with candied bacon sprinkles) and was REALLY looking forward to having that for desert :p My only complaint for the day was the drink ticket system.. You are given a total of 5 drink tickets: waters cost 2 tickets, sodas required 3, and beer was 4 or 5 tickets! Just left me feeling a bit cheated to only have one beer with almost $20 a person to get in. Yes yes -- I was a lucky one getting tickets from yelp but a few of our friends declined coming out because of the entry cost. Charlie and I made sure to grab some awesome Texas t-shirts from Haus of Growlers before heading out. Check out their website for neat Texas and beer themed shirts and growlers! http://hausofgrowlers.com/

Look their food!!!!! All their dogs are amazing. The Cheech and The Chong burger is awesome.read more

What's than an outdoor live music/punk/all genres watering hole and food stand? Nothing I tell you…read more Moon Tower has it all-FANTASTIC FOOD, amazing staff, more beers than you can imagine, and a huge outdoor patio. I had one of the best hotdogs I've ever eaten. All beef frank that was super juicy on a thick and soft bun. My boyfriend got the Crankin' Hog sandwich. That thing was legendary and insane! Insane good. Spicy salami, Black Forest ham stacked with house-made pimento cheese, pepperoncini, arugula, and mayo. He had a side of potato salad with it and said it was the best he ever had. What a freaking great place for humans to come together.

The rodeo is a great way to spend the day. It's family fun packed with rides, food, music, shopping…read moreand much more. Spread out over multiple venues. You will get your steps in. There are shuttles and golf carts to and from venues as well as the parking lot.

This was me and my bestie's first year attending the Houston Rodeo, and we were not completely sure…read moreof what to expect, other than what we had seen on TikTok. I have been to rodeos prior in Fort Worth, but definitely on a much smaller scale. Overall, we had a great experience and I would recommend the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, albeit with some pre-planning as it was a bit difficult to navigate. When we initially arrived via Uber, we were dropped off at the rideshare drop off/pick up area, and it was a little walk to the stadium, where we were able to pretty quickly and seamlessly go through security and make our way into the grounds. Once inside, we did have some trouble navigating where/what we were going to since we are new to the event, but we were able to find our way to the livestock show after some trial and error. Once in the stadium, we immediately decided to grab some drinks before we found our seats. Unfortunately our experience was not the best, and when we ordered drinks we felt disregarded and the staff member helping us was rude and short with us. After we received our drinks, we were making our way to our seats and the $14 Mr Pibbs were completely flat, but we were anxious to go back after our experience with the staff. However, the staff who directed us to our seats were amazing! Not only were they super helpful, but after the concert they took photos for me and my best friend which was so kind and I will cherish forever, since we live states away from each other and rarely get photos together. The livestock show and rodeo was so fun and interactive, and we had the best time watching all of the events and hearing the commentary. The concert was also awesome, and the setup was perfect for all angles to enjoy seeing the act. We saw the Red Clay Strays and it was such an amazing experience. Afterwards, we made our way to the carnival just for some after concert snacks and to see the ambiance, and it was great! We grabbed some esquites and there was plentiful seating to people watch and enjoy the carnival energy. Afterwards however, we weren't able to order our Uber to the same drop off zone for some reason, so we were hesitant but had to order to a sushi restaurant a short walk nearby. It was definitely scary walking as two girls over there, and we did our best to stick around other rodeo-goers, but the shady taxi drivers and men carrying phones flashing their driver options were very insistent and invasive of us, heckling us with constant questions after we politely declined. One driver even circled us blasting music, and it was nerve-wracking since we aren't from Houston and are young women. I would hope that in the future these "drivers" can be deterred from the area or the rideshare zone can be better advertised or organized to prevent instances like these. Otherwise, we did make it out safely and in the future will be better prepared to get in and out of the rodeo!