Great spot for a variety of different food. They offer something for everyone. We tried the wings…read morefrom Lea Jane's and it was flavorful and crispy. The curry pie from 2 Phat Bastard Pies were out of this world. The curry beef pie was freshly baked, hot, flavorful and flakey crust. The atmosphere is lively, fun, and full of delicious food for all tastes.

Uber driver recommended popping in here specifically at night to head to the rooftop. We did not, I…read morerepeat, did not go at night and we paid for it. That TX sun was kicking!! The elevator was also broken in the main room. And we stopped by the boba shop which was 5/10, nothing spectacular. Grabbed a drink at Return to Sender and it was delightful with a heavy pour. Def would go back at night to spend more time on the roof. Service was amazing across the board.

I was in town for DreamCon and stumbled upon Underground Hall. This place was such a fun find…read more There were several spots to choose from, the drinks were good, and the whole setup had a cool, hidden speakeasy feel. It was giving "you have to know where to find it" energy! Definitely a fun place to check out if you're in Houston. I'd absolutely recommend stopping by!

I love a good food hall, especially when you're with a group of people. Can't decide on one…read morespecific type of cuisine, split up amongst the different stalls, and bring all the random selections back to the table so everyone can try something different. Underground Hall, like its name suggests, is a subterranean food hall in downton Houston. They have a burger stall, a taco stall, a chicken stall, an Asian BBQ fusion stall, an icea cream stall, dessert stall upstairs, and a full bar. I ordered Birria Tacos, while also sampling hot chicken mac n cheese fries, and brisket eggrolls thanks to what everyone else ordered. Everything was delicious. The bar offers $1 champagne shots and has a solid happy hour outside of their already pretty good regular prices. My only negative was the bathrooms. Tons of graffiti, smell, and in general needed some serious clean up love, but it didn't ruin the overall visit. Just a heads up. If you or your group can't decide on where to go, go everywhere at the Underground Hall!

We stayed right next door at the JW Marriott so this was convenient. I appreciated the variety of…read moredifferent foods/vendors. There is ample seating. The area was clean and welcoming. We purchased from 2 or 3 vendors and service was good at each of them. I'd definitely recommend.

I have visited this food hall many times, but most recently I went for a Houston First event. The…read moreupstairs bar area called HiFi is a lounge and listen space that was rented out for the event and woww! 21+, beautiful space, dark and sexy with speakeasy vibes! Bar staff was friendly and efficient... If you visit Finn Hall and are not interested in spirits, you must try the Artistry kiosk!!! Their Brie and Berry sandwich is soooo yum!

What a cute spot to try out a couple of cuisine types. Service is fast. Even the security gaurd was…read moreattentive. New spots looked to be in preparation for opening and I must go back and try them. The noodles from The Greedy chicken were so great. I found Xica again and am excited to have them close to where I live again. They have a bar area where u can catch a game. Very walkable from anywhere downtown near market square.

Located in North Downtown as an upscale food hall when compared to some of the other dining…read moreoptions. Parking is going to be subpar if you don't have downtown parking already. There is a lot of turnover in the few available spaces inside; the well liked pizza spot (BOH) is gone, Blind Goat (OG) is out, and there are changes once every few months. There are some hitters but it seems like rent is high and it's tough to stay busy being so far north of most offices. Interior seating is contemporary and pretty modern.

This was my first time here, and Gabriel at the bar was awesome. He walked me through the layout,…read moreexplained the different restaurant options and specials, and gave me the heads-up that Happy Hour runs every day from 11am to 7pm. It's also a great place to watch sports. Apparently, they've been a go-to spot for World Cup games, so shame on me for taking this long to find it. I'm definitely adding it to my happy hour rotation--and it may end up being my go-to spot for American football. Really chill place. Hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

What a gem of a food hall!! With lots of food options to pick from, there's bound to be something…read morefor everyone! I love that they have all day happy hour on Tuesdays at the bar also! You can see their happy hour menu on their website. Greg (the bartender) is the absolute best! It was like he read my mind and brought me a drink right when I was going to ask for one on multiple occasions. This place is so spacious with plenty of seating! There's even the "Roxy Room" upstairs which you can rent out for any private events. For the food, you order at one of the food stands that you like and receive a text when it's ready to get picked up. I was so torn inbetween all the options that were presented to me, but decided to go with Blk Mkt Birria. Their birria tacos were great! There was something slightly spicy about them (maybe the tortilla since it was a literal red color?) so if you are SUPER sensitive to spice I wouldnt order these. They did have limited edition Birria Tamales which I just HAD to try. Honestly they were just a tad bit dry on their own but drenching it in the Birria consommé (which is what the consommé was meant for) it was great! I need to come back here to try all the other food vendors! I already know the bar is a vibe so I gotta see if each genre of food will have my mind blown :) Next time I come, I do wanna try Mad Dogs, the Pita-Ria, Seoulside, Bird Haus, or Cvche. But I only have one stomach so I think it'll take multiple times coming here to try all the food I want, but it's ok it's totally worth!

Nice food hall! I love the food hall culture in Houston. We went here for waffles and were…read morepleasantly surprised to see several other places. I even saw a pickle ball type place that looked really fun! The lobby area is beautiful and had someone playing a piano. I'm not sure what else is included on the other levels but this is a really nice building. I went to the restroom and it was very clean. While eating I saw a working constantly cleaning. I definitely recommend this place.

Very nice food hall in downtown Houston. I parked in the Lyric garage and just so happens it leads…read moredirectly into the market. The market has a huge bar with happy hour specials which is a plus. They had trivia games going on. It is very clean. They have about 5-6 restaurants to choose from. You can tell it used to be more but they shut down. That's the only feedback is to have a few more food options.

Food / 10 Ambiance / 10…read more Service / 10 Very lively workspace and eatery. I spent a WFH day here and had ample space to work while enjoying coffee, lunch & an after-hour cocktail

It's a unique experience it's a food hall in the underbelly of a downtown building. I do prefer the…read morefood choices here over post. However, there aren't as many options. I tried Arribatta from the Italian shop (don't whomp out on the spice & add the sausage) & lumpia from the Filipino/burger fusion stop. I very much enjoyed both! So much that I forgot to take a photo of it!

Post is offering the FIFA soccer game matches on their big screen! Get some food sit and watch,…read morelots of seats available and lots of food options! Good service and clean. They offer pop up markets where you can shop and get matcha or a sweet bite etc. Post is in a great location where you can explore downtown after.

The best part of POST Houston for me is the history behind the building. Knowing the history of the…read morespace adds a lot more character and appreciation to the experience than simply looking at it as another food hall or entertainment venue. The building itself has a large, open industrial style interior with plenty of natural light, which gives the space a distinctive feel. There is a lot of room to walk around and explore and since it wasn't particularly busy during our visit, we were able to take our time looking through everything without feeling rushed. There weren't any events happening while we were there, so the overall atmosphere was fairly quiet. I could see the appeal of coming back when there is an event happening, as I imagine the space has a much livelier energy when it's being used for its full range of activities. We primarily went to check out the POST Market, which has a food court style setup with different cuisines and food options. (I'll be reviewing each of the places we tried separately.) The selection was varied, although I wouldn't describe it as particularly extensive. Unfortunately, the food experiences we had were consistently overpriced and underwhelming, which made the overall trip feel fairly uneventful. This was probably one of the more disappointing aspects of the visit. Considering the market wasn't particularly busy when we went, I was surprised by how many tables were sticky or visibly dirty. The washrooms were also in fairly rough shape and could have used more attention. The condition of the common areas was noticeably below what I would have expected from a venue of this size. Parking was convenient and free for the first hour, with charges of $6 applying after that. Overall, POST Houston was a pretty average experience for me. The history and character of the building, along with its open industrial design and natural light, are what stood out most positively. Based on our experience, I wouldn't make a trip back specifically for the POST Market. That said, I'd be interested in coming back for an event to see how different the atmosphere is when the space is busier and there is more happening. Hopefully, more businesses continue to move into the space as well, giving people more options for shopping and dining and creating a livelier overall experience.

These pies as well as the samosas are great! Location-…read moresituated in a food hall called the Post. There is a lot of space to sit down and eat. Food- we tried the mutton/lamb and the jalapeno chicken pies and chicken samosas. They are bursting with meat and flavor. Samosas are slightly on the spicy side. Service- great service is super nice and friendly. It takes like 10 mns to warm the pies. Conclusion- the best food at the post!

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.

Cute and quaint Japanese grocery store with other authentic imported goods from Japan! If you…read morebrought back snaps from your most recent trip from Japan and just ran out. This place might have you covered! I also love this place because it has the cafe pop up Sweets Oyatsuku! Make sure to check heir instagram for what days they are open! The matcha was incredibly rich, nutty and creamy - you could taste the quality but definitely nothing mind blowing. I LOVED the strawberry red bean mochi daifuku. I would again just to get more! The workers were so sweet and nice. Go support and give them a try!

Went to the cafe inside sweets oyatsu. Pretty pricy almost $8 for a matcha and it was good but not…read moresure if its worth the price. The mochi was amazing however also a bit pricy for almost $5. The strawberries were the sweetest and ripest paired with red bean paste.