An excellent dining experience from start to finish. Our dining server Francisco was simply outstanding in his attentiveness and explanation of our tasting menu. Every item we sampled was delicious. Our last visit here was 10 years ago - they were outstanding then and even more so now. I highly recommend this restaurant for a fine dining experience read more

great food the staff is so kind and attentive and helpful vibes are awesome would say check em out so worth it!!!! thank you read more

I went with a group and we ordered a bunch of food and shared. First off, our wait staff was fantastic. Issac was our main waiter and he made sure to take care of us. We had both the mole flight and mole tasting. Both of them were really good, one allows you to try the different moles and the other is a five course meal with a variety of smaller entrees. My favorite was the duck, which had a really meaty flavor to it without being too gamey. The chocolate cake that comes with it had a nice kick to it with the cinnamon. We also got sea bass (off menu), roasted oysters, and the coconut dessert. I thought the sea bass was a little spongy and disappointing as I'm normally a huge fan of its delicate meat. The roasted oysters were also just okay. I loved the coconut desert, especially the part of the coconut that looks like the flesh but I think might just be some sort of sorbet because it started melting. Drinks were great as well. I had a roasted berry drink that was so refreshing with a hint of sweetness. We tried so many different foods that it was hard to keep track like I normally would. My suggestion is to let the staff guide you as they are phenomenal. And yes, parking is expensive. I think valet is worth doing, just make sure to add it to your bill and know that valet closes when the restaurant closes so if you're planning on staying after, you have to move your car. read more

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I knew Xochi was really popular and it has been on my list to try for a long time. But it still exceeded my expectations! I thought it would be overhyped but I was definitely wrong. Xochi specializes in mole, and I love mole! They even have a mole flight. While I did not order the flight, I still got to try a tamarind-based mole with my lamb chops. Both the meat and the mole were executed really well. My cut of meat had a bit more fat than I would have liked but it was easy to cut off and didn't detract from the meal. I also tried the molotes de xoxocotlan. Yes, it does have crickets in the mole but they're a garnish on top so you can ask for it on the side or remove it altogether. Our party asked for it on the side. I ate one and didn't think it was bad at all. The potato cake itself was awesome! Lastly, we shared 3 different desserts - the cacao, pastel de guayaba, and the vegan chocolate cake. Honestly, all were so amazing, even the vegan cake! But the star of the show was definitely the cacao. It's a must-get for any chocolate lover. I wish I had a good picture of it but it is beautiful and the whole thing is edible, shell and all! The service was also very attentive and they did a great job of explaining everything. I need to come back and try more! read more

We were in town for the Sweden v Netherlands game for the weekend and came to this spot to grab lunch and watch the game. They do have a few TVs by the bar so you can watch the games. Their mango tajin Palemo was amazing. As for the food, we tried the tuna ceviche, which it may have been just the way that batch was made, but we felt like the lemon flavor was lacking, so we got a few limes and squeezed it on, and it was good. I got the Enchilada of the day, which was chicken with verde sauce - this had a nice flavor and kick to it. I wasn't a fan of the rice; I felt like it wasn't cooked well. But the enchilada was amazing. My husband tried the burger, and the burger was flavorful; however, the potato wedges that came with it were a little bit undercooked. I appreciate that they have a high chair, booster, and kids' menu. It was a really cute decor, and the server was phenomenal. If you are in the area, give them a try; you won't be disappointed. read more

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Xochi is located at the Marriott Maquis in downtown Houston and specializes in upscale Mexican Oaxacan cuisine. They have several moles that they incorporate in their cuisine and can accommodate vegetarians. Tacos dorados ($16) - These crispy tacos consisted of chicken picadillo, crema, and queso fresco all served with mole coloradito. The mole had a smoky flavor with a bit spiciness. It had really great flavor. Coliflor ($9) - This side dish was made of roasted cauliflower steak all served on a cauliflower puree. The puree was so rich and creamy, it felt almost like mayonnaise. Pulpo ($24) - The octopus was grilled perfectly and was firm and had excellent flavor from the red tomatillo salsa and confit tomato. Purple potatoes rounded out this dish. It's served with chorizo, but I don't eat pork so they prepared it without it. Atun tatemado ($38) - This consisted of seared pepper crusted yellowfin tuna, wild mushrooms, huitlacoche, potatoes, and mole amarillo. The tuna was extremely fresh and the seared crust had excellent flavor and paired nicely with the tangy and tart mole. Cacao ($20) - What an amazing dessert! This white chocolate cocoa pod, contained on the inside chocolate texture - tejate foam, passion fruit chocolate cloud, chocolate criollo soil, chocolate sponge cake, some cherry sauce, and pieces of chocolates. The presentation was impressive and the taste was extraordinary, with so many unique types of chocolate and fruit combinations. Valet is $11 and the server will add the charge to your bill if you provide him with the valet ticket. Overall the food is outstanding here and the service is friendly and informative. The creative cacao pod has to be one of the best desserts I have ever tried. Xochi is a must visit for anyone coming to Houston! read more

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Wait, presentation, ambiance and service were very good. Food is definitely different if you like southern Oaxaca style food. Or adventurous to try insects. The mole is different that Monterrey style mole. I loved the Sangria and Cauliflower. Valet is $12. read more

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I want to make this short and sweet. This is an expensive dinner experience, but also well worth the money. Service was very kind and professional. Ambiance was fine, not really intimate but still very classy. The drinks are absolutely top notch. Not one drink that we ordered from their cocktail menu missed the mark. All the food we ordered was absolutely exceptional. My wife's Pulpo dish was gorgeous and the octopus was cooked perfectly. I can't think of a better tuna dish I've had in my life than the Atun Tatemado. The Tlayuda de Res was a stunner and something I will definitely order next time. The Taquitos were cooked nicely and the chicken inside was not dry or under seasoned. Loved their Queso Fresco. Super creamy and refreshing. The only bite of food that was kind of a miss for me was their Sea Bass Ceviche. Tasted a bit fishy for my preference. All in all, absolutely delicious! We definitely recommend Xochi! read more

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Food was fresh and unique. Flavorful and delicious...will definitely be back. Easy access from Marriott downtown, but also a great stop if you're anywhere downtown! The backstreet old fashion was delicious! Service was great! read more

Xochi - Backstreet old fashion - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

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With plethora of options for Mexican food in Houston, Xochi takes you on a majestic ride for an authentic yet fine dining experience. Right from the wide variety of mocktails, to authentic preparations that are served beautifully which satisfy you even before it touches your taste buds. The food is even tastier they then how they serve it. They have a brunch service too which is my favorite, since they serve some of the best chilaquiles in town. The ambiance is amazing too, and makes a great choice due to its location and proximity to Discovery Green. read more

Xochi - Daily Catch - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Every time I come here it does not disappoint. Food is authentic in flavor but elevated in presentation. The service is fantastic every time and the ambiance, although has changed a bit is classy, clean and comfortable. read more

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Finally got to try Xochi! This restaurant is such a vibe. Dined at the bar. Service was excellent & prompt. Requested expedited service since we were on a time crunch. Enjoyed my Xochi-rita! Saw a Yelp pic and it made me want to order the Barbacoa de Res en Zaachila. Super delicious! I can't wait to come back to Xochi to try other food and drinks! read more

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Pro-tip: Happy Hour is 4-6 PM on week days. Great deals on cocktails and appetizers (around $9 each). Oh! And keep in mind! Valet is NOT included and will be charged on your bill ($12). Staff is incredibly welcoming and helpful! All are so attentive and happy to accommodate. If you have a question, definitely don't shy away from asking. The ambiance is relaxing, offering a modern Oaxacan vibe. We ordered a great array of appetizers off the happy hour menu, with the Memelita de Pollo being the favorite. I do wonder about how fresh the ingredients are, though, because the shrimp on the Tostada de Camarón seemed like it was cooked for too long and there wasn't much flavor to it, and the Costillas de Puerco seemed a bit on the dry side. read more

Xochi - Memela de Pollo - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

Xochi has been on my list from my houston days and finally got to try in May.. It was fun vibe restaurant, loud with good music.. food quality could have been little better than what reviews said.. Service was great! We tried a few unique items that we don't usually order like octopus! read more

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This was another restaurant we did for our anniversary. Let's just say this, "Just Go, you need this in your life." We were seated the second we got there based upon our reservation and our server made our experience special. The restaurant is modern, and the bar is beautiful, the food is contemporary Mexican cuisine with deep history for its foundation. I have had Moles in my day and then there is Xochi, authentic Oaxacan Mole, deep flavors, earthy complexities that remind you that you're from her and everything inside it is grown from her. It's a humbling experience. My wife and I enjoyed the goat, chicken and the fries tortillas and hot food followed by the delicious desserts. read more

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Xochi is stellar! First time having purely Oaxacan cuisine and it was great. You MUST start with the Mole sampler; I didn't even know so many varieties of Mole exist! They were all delish and so different from each other, yet I couldn't pick a favorite because I loved them all. For my main I had the Barbacoa de Res de Zaachila which I really enjoyed. The rolled tenderloin was really cool and it was just a well rounded dish. For dessert if I'm gonna get anything here it's gonna be chocolate. So we got the Cremoso de Chocolate, some Mexican Hot Chocolate, and Churros on the side. Everything was fire and I would have again. read more

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Great ambiance, unique food, and solid staff. I love trying new foods and I got exactly that. The server took the time to explain the menu which was great. The desserts were the stars of the show - the entire cacao pod was made of chocolate! read more

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Very delicious food. The service was friendly. The location is nice and convenient, especially if you're there at the convention. They usually have a lot of open spots during lunch but hard to get a table during dinner so I recommend getting a reservation ahead of time. read more

Xochi - Ceviche - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

I'm not usually a hotel restaurant person, but ended up really enjoying everything about Xochi. The staff was great and the callo de hacha dish was new to me, but was great. Loved the scallops and serving it with cornbread was unique in the best way. read more

Xochi was more than just dinner ; it felt like a full culinary experience. The atmosphere is elevated but still comfortable, and the menu really highlights regional Oaxacan flavors in a way that feels thoughtful and intentional. What I ordered: Ceviche de Atún - fresh, vibrant, beautifully plated. Cachetes de Res en Mole Pasilla - the standout. Rich, complex mole and incredibly tender beef cheeks. One of the best moles I've ever had. Churros de Chocolate - the perfect ending, served with thick Mexican hot chocolate that you sip slowly. The plating was stunning and the flavors felt crafted rather than rushed. This is not Tex-Mex its regional cuisine with depth, and the staff was helpful in explaining dishes if you're not familiar with Oaxacan food. Atmosphere: Warm lighting, strong cocktails, and a space that feels special without being overly formal. Works well for a celebration, a date night, or a "first time in Houston" meal. Overall: Xochi delivers on food, presentation, and experience. If you're looking to explore deeper regional Mexican cuisine, this is a must-visit in Houston. I'd go back to try more. read more

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Definitely one of the best meals we've had in Houston. Everything from the food, drinks, decor, and service were all exquisite! Noticing this was created by award-winning chef Hugo Ortega and reading the reviews, we had to make a reservation here (which we did). And since this is connected to the Marriott Marquis where we were staying for the night, it's perfectly convenient to dine here. While many people choose to enter from the outside entrance, it's easier to come in from the hotel lobby to avoid distractions (think of it like a VIP entry). The restaurant has some tables/booths, a few high top tables at the bar area, and a couple private rooms for parties of 10+. Another review mentioned posh setting amongst the crowd; something I certainly noticed. I saw families with kids, people dressed in casual clothing, to formal wear, to suit/ties. Our server (forgot his name) took very good care of us by giving us recommendations/descriptions on dishes and drinks being our first time here. For drinks, try to spiced pluma, a very pretty drink! Margaritas are also an excellent order; I went with the nervious traveler; a margarita utilizing single-barrel reposado and mezcal w/ grand marnier. Absolutely delicious! Now for food, we began the evening with the empanadas and Robalo ceviche. Both of those were very tasty with excellent presentations. The empandas have a sour crema drizzle with queso blanco and comes with a tomatillo salas; excellent texture and a savory shrimp filling. The Robalo ceviche is a pretty dish with the ceviche entrapped by a cucumber fold, topped with a plaintain tostada wiht veggies and an aquachile verde sauce (see the pic for food artistry). And it tastes as good as it looks with all the ingredients giving an explosion of flavors. Just sensational! For entrees, my girlfriend decided on the barbacoa de res zaachila and I went with the bistec con mole. Both dishes were recommended by our server and he was spot on. The meats were super tender with plenty of flavor and the mole for my steak gives a rich touch. I love mole and while I thought about the mole seven course dish they offer, something about steak was calling my name. Fortunately the bistec con mole has it on top for that wonderful falvor I love. Since it was the girlfriend's birthday, we had to order dessert. So we decided on the Halado de Elote and some mango sorbet which they kindly put on a birthday plate w/ a candle. I also got myself a mezcal hot chocolate to wash everything down. The mango sorbet has a powerful mango taste and the blueberry garnish is a nice finish. The Halado de Elote as described is corn-custard ice cream in the shape of mini corn with a blue corn sauce and comes with Texas blue corn whiskey-infused ice cream. Sounds corny right? But oh the flavors of the ice creams and the infusion of corn! I would come back here just for this dessert; you won't find this anywhere else except here! No doubt we'll definitely come back here again. My girlfriend is already asking me when can we do another dinner here. Very soon my dear, very soon! read more

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I returned to Houston for work and had to come back to my favorite Happy Hour in Houston. It's so good I can't back two nights in a row. April, the bartender is one of the best in the business. Aside from my usually Paloma, I had the Peach Agave, the Houstonian, and the house sangria. The Peach Agave was mezcal, dark rum, Kahlua, peach liqueur, peach pureé agave, lime. The Houstonian was bourbon, praline liqueur, and vermouth. Both are excellent and expertly crafted by April. Didn't forget the food on the happy hour menu! The oysters are always an excellent choice, as is the Cachete. If you've never been here, or have never come for happy hour, do it. read more

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THE BIG: Prounounced So-Chee from the goddess of flowers (Xochitl). This is a great oaxacan-style mexican spot in the heart of downtown Houston. Big open space inside with some outdoor seating if you can bear the houston heat. Street parking and garage available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here with the wife and a few of her co-workers as they finished up some onsites. We came here because it was close to the hotel we were staying at. The dishes we got were the taquitos dorados, cachetes de res en mole pasilla, the pulpo, the robalo, and the bistec con mole chicatana. We shared those items along with some drinks and my favorite bite was definitely the pulpo along with the taquitos. It might sound blasphemous but the taquitos hit hard. For dessert we got the cacao, which was presented nicely in a white chocolate cocoa pod with a medley of sweets inside. It was quite the presentation and tasted delicious. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, the damage done here for the endless dishes (it seemed) and a few drinks was around $235. Flavors were great and I'd definitely stop by again to try more stuff. read more

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Went to Xochi for HRW only to find that they weren't doing lunch on weekends. Settled for brunch instead. Xochi is elevated Mexican food. The portions are small and plated with garnish and high end ingredients. Service is impeccable with a clean, relaxing atmosphere. Opted for two appetizers and an entree for a group of 3 and it was just the right amount of food. The taquitos were delicious, with a nice crisp and tender meat with a mildly cheesy sauce. The memela also was delicious, a unique bite on a crispy maza pancake. The barbacoa was juicy and tender, with a tasty sauce and paired well with the provided blue corn tortillas. Definitely a must try! Next time, will need to try their dessert menu! read more

Xochi - Taquitos, Memela, Barbacoa de Res de Zaachila - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

I'm typically underwhelmed with restaurants in hotels. They tend to be overpriced and mediocre offerings. Xochi is the rare and beautiful exception. Here you have a full bar with a great wine selection. I'd gotten the tlayuda de res which I'd learned was an iconic Oaxacan dish. Steak in mole sauce with vegetables over a crispy large tortilla. The tortilla was firm and crunchy and made with quality ingredients. The smoky mole sauce was a lot of things at once - sweet, spicy, earthy flavors but with the mild Oaxaca cheese, it worked beautifully. I love this place. read more

Xochi - Tlayuda de res with a glass of malbec - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

Had a fantastic dining experience at Xochi. I came with my team and husband on a Tuesday evening at 6p. Highly recommend making a reservation in advanced. Xochi specialized in Oaxacan style food - one of my favorites. We ordered the taquitos and queso with insects for apps. The taquitos were excellent! Lots of meat and flavors. Insects were yummy, but I was not a fan of the cheese. For entrees I had the Pulpo and my husband got the beef cheeks. The beef cheeks and octopus was so so tender. The sauces was icing on the cake. Finally for dessert we shared a cacao. It's a white chocolate shell with chocolate cake, sorbet and passion fruit jellies. This was very decadent and highly recommend sharing. Service was incredible (never had an empty water glass) and overall had a great experience. read more

Xochi - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

Found myself in downtown Houston for one night and was able to walk in on a friend's recommendation without a reservation. We started with the shrimp empanadas (not pictured) and they were incredible. Perfect thickness of an empanada crust with a generous prawn filling. I'm a fast eater and made sure to take smaller bites so that I could really enjoy them since they only came with three on a plate. I also wanted to make sure to try both the habanero and verde dips. This was an all around great starter and I'm still thinking about them days later and probably could've eaten two orders to myself. To drink, I ordered the mango & chile margarita cocktail which I expected to taste more like a spicy margarita than mango nectar but still a great beverage. I would not be able to have more than one due to its sweetness but it was a great sipping cocktail to pair with dinner. The guacamole and chips were delicious. Great to have on the table while waiting for our mains. For our entrees we ordered the rolled tenderloin and the braised beef cheeks. The tenderloin tasted more like a chorizo which is not my favorite meat, but everything else on the plate was cooked to perfection and plated thoughtfully. The carrots, potato, and masa dumplings were an adventure each of their own with distinct and enjoyable flavors. This was another one where I took my time with each bite. The braised beef cheeks were soft, saucy, and juicy stars of the night (along with the empanadas). They are an unassuming, casual, yet decadent dish that I'd be happy to order again when craving the fancy meats. Had I not been beat up from 5am work days this week I would've stayed for the chocolate pod dessert (I hear it's a must.) Just another reason to return to Houston. read more

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Yelp does not have enough stars for this spot! Five is not enough. Take your taste buds for a culinary cruise! Amazing service, even better food, and a cool spot to just hang out and have a beer. The food is a 12 out of 10! Highly recommend this place. Oysters were awesome. Infladita - amazing. Tacos de Cabrito (goat) - exquisite! This is a must return to spot. Just wow. read more

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Xochi does upscale Mexican food really well. Right in the heart of downtown. Interior was really nice and bright with the big windows. We ordered the memela, taquitos, and barbacoa from their Saturday brunch. The food tasted authentic with hearty flavor. I could tell they put a lot of effort into their food. Service was excellent! The parking garages and lots nearby are super expensive. Street parking is probably your best bet. read more

Xochi - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

My husband and I had a wonderful time at Xochi. The food, the drinks and our server Francisco were exceptional. We cannot wait to come back! read more

Xochi - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Three friends and I stopped by Xochi for HRW last Thursday and had a phenomenal time! Barring a few minor hiccups, food was delicious and we were all well taken care of. We started by parking at the nice valet around the corner from the entrance and were quickly led to our table. The bag rack was a super nice touch and our server was very happy to help us with the table's dietary restrictions as we selected our food for the evening. I ended up going with the menu de mezcal, and everything we had was incredible. I forgot to ask for no cilantro garnish on my courses until after the corn soup had already arrived, but the request was faithfully honored for the rest of the meal, along with another friend's no-avocado request. The corn soup was a phenomenal start to our meal, and all of us at the table wished it would become a regular menu item because we would all definitely come back just to order it. The plantain fritters were also excellent. Our second course was the tuna ceviche which had an amazing combo of textures and flavors. I found the tortilla chips served alongside a bit hard and dry, but the fish itself went so well with the accompanying sauce and refreshing watermelon. Our main course was the beef cheeks with creamy corn rice, almost a Mexican version of risotto. It was delicious but I decided to pack the last bit of it to-go so I could save room for the dessert. I'm glad I did because it was also amazing, not too sweet and very moist. The only part of the evening that gave us pause was that one of the servers that was helping bring out our food happened to be wearing a heavier cologne that some of the more scent-sensitive women in our party had a hard time dealing with. Especially at a place where aromas and flavors are so important, it might be nicer to have an experience that didn't interfere with that, but it's something easily addressed in the future. Regardless, I'd happily return to dine at Xochi the next time I'm in town! read more

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We went for brunch as an early celebration for Mother's Day. The staff were very friendly and introduced us to their signature dishes. The restaurant was bright and welcoming. The mole sampler was a must try, so flavorful. Fish was cooked to perfection. Highly recommended and will go back again. read more

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Great service. Casual ambiance. Solid drinks. The appetizer queso was good but it was a cold block of cheese not your traditional queso. We were a group of 4 and all chose different dinners and every single one was delicious and filling. The moles were truly wonderful. My only complaint is that they tell you the valet is comp but what they mean is that you pay it with dinner and they give you a receipt. Valet is $11, so not crazy for downtown. But they really should call it something else read more

Xochi - QUESO DE RANCHO - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

Last night at Xochi, an upscale Oaxacan restaurant, I had an excellent experience. The service was outstanding, with a top-notch waiter who recommended great dishes that I was already considering. The food arrived remarkably quickly after I ordered--almost instantly! I appreciated the generous portions, allowing me to try many different dishes. I ordered Ostiones De Lujo, Pescado (Chilean sea bass), Taco De Langosta, Memela, and for dessert, Helado De Elote. Every dish was truly spectacular--an understatement! Happy eating! #eatingiseverthing #foodfuelsthesoulandbody #itraveltoeatgoodandtellaboutit #travelnurseswithoutborders read more

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Excellent authentic Mexican cuisine. Every single person loved their lunch as it was directly across from the convention center.

I think the service alone is a 5 star experience. I will stress that the hostess will kinda side eye you, if you walk in casual dress. I was at a conference in the Marquis and invited my friend to come with me. I made a reservation, because we were on a tight time frame. Telling her that, the hostess immediately changed gears. For the record I was wearing jeans and an Astros hoodie, because the conference rooms were freaking freezing. So that's probably too casual of a look for this place, because all of the patrons were wearing very pretty business attire. The food was mostly great. Actually it was good, but I have a bone to pick. First the chicken enchiladas were amazing. However, there was a bone in my enchiladas and I was like eww. It's not a big deal, but for a restaurant that behaves like a 5 star restaurant with hostesses that look at you funny for wearing jeans and a hoodie there shouldn't be a bone. My friend ordered the same thing and her food came out perfect. The rice, beans, everything scrumptious. The agua de jamaica, disappointed me slightly as it had almost a tart taste to it. Maybe it was freshed pressed from the hibiscus flowers, but I'm use to street vendors selling sweeter versions of agua de jamaica. I think if they were going for a more organic/tart version, a warning-ok maybe not a warning but a heads up, so people don't judge it as harshly. Overall minus the bone and the hostess-who to be fair changed her attitude once she saw I was serious and had a reservation were the only negatives. Everything else was splendid. This place definitely has the potential to be 5 stars and I wouldn't be surprised if it is for everyone else. I would definitely come back here if given the chance, but maybe not order the agua de jamaica. read more

Xochi got the looks, but sadly lacked the taste. The menu itself looks very enticing with an upscaled Tex-Mex/Oxacan cuisine. The presentations of all my dishes were amazing, but I'm not paying to look at the food here. Unfortunately the taste was just off and the feel was just not there. I started off by ordering a ceviche. The ceviche itself was a little bit more on the bland side. The onions, cilantro, and tomatoes were a bit overwhelming and overpowered the taste of the shrimp, which is the essence of any ceviche. The whole thing tasted like an upgraded salsa. For entree, I got the scallop. Unclear why they decided to pair corn bread with the scallop. The scallop was a bit overly salted and the corn bread was buttery and sweet, which just did not go well with the saltiness of the scallop. I only ate half of the corn bread. Finally for dessert, I went for the strawberry sorbet. Great tasting sorbet that could have made up for the lackluster appetizer and entree, but why on earth did they add pour of Rosé to the sorbet??? The moment they did that, the sorbet instantly melted a bit and the entire dessert slowly became an alcoholic slusher. Needless to say, I gulped down my sorbet as fast as I can to salvage whatever is left, almost got a brain freeze along the way. The ambiance is modern and casual. Service was fast and prompt. Waitress always checked up on me and also explained the dish to the customers next to me. Unfortunately I paid about $90 (including tips) for the meal, but don't think the price was worth the hype given the lackluster taste of each dish. It has been a while since I've said this for a reataurant, but don't think I would be coming back to this place. I would rather just enjoy an authentic taco on the street finished with some Rosé-free sorbet from Ralph's. read more

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We had an incredible experience. Our attentive waiter expertly recommended dishes and passionately explained the ingredients and cooking methods. The meals were absolutely delicious and truly satisfying. We can't wait to come back again." The place was nice and clean read more

Xochi - Sea bass with tamarind mole, octopus and vegetables - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas

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This establishment is located in the Marriott Marquis near the Astros stadium. You can enter through the hotel entrance but they do have an outdoor entrance as well. We came here for a quick bite in between work events that were being hosted in the hotel. Our service was great for a large party and we ordered several plates to pass around. All of the food is shareable and delicious if you're not hangry. The taquitos unlocked a childhood memory! The familiar taste of my favorite snack growing up but elevated. All of the food was well seasoned and the drinks were tasty as well. It was my first time having a carajillo and I haven't stopped drinking them since! They were so delicious...we ordered many and I may have not slept that night but WORTH IT! All in all a great experience and great spot! read more

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I went here for a girls night dinner with a friend visiting from out of town. This is located downtown however, they have valet available. Be mindful to use the restaurant valet and not the hotel valet. The decor and vibe are nice and would also be good for a date night. I ordered empanadas and a short rib special. The portions are large and shareable z Both were delicious. Empanadas were so good that I forgot to take a picture. The drinks were also good. I had their version of an old-fashioned and a mojito. Definitely would go back. read more

Xochi - Short rib - Mexican Near Me - Houston, Texas