Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Houston

Manena's is as hidden as it gets, and is the epitome of the phrase hidden gem. West Houston is known for its international cuisines sprinkled about, but an Argentinean pastry shop is like a gift from a higher power. Generally known for succulent beef, Argentina is one of the world's best-kept secrets when it comes to baked goods. Get a half a dozen of Manena's Empanadas to take to your coworkers and your boss may even give you a raise. Little bit hungrier? Go for the Lomito Argentino sandwich: juicy steak, or the Choripan, the Argentinian sausage, on a fresh Baguette. Sit in the beautiful cafe for a traditional Argentinean social drink called Mate. -Adam Rosen

As the Heights generally resembles a little Austin, Tacos A Go Go is a well-fitting entity. Overflowing with strong, rich colors and character, this finger food joint is turning heads. Whether you want breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack, their menu won't fail you. Get a delicious Chorizo taco for less than two bucks en route to work, or grab half a dozen for your co-workers. Stop in on the way home from work for an Al Pastor; The tangy and spicy marinated pork will easily tie you over until dinner. If it's dinner you want, order one of their taco plates. Don't forget the fresh Salsa Verde! -Adam Rosen

Located in the Midtown, Khon's is the perfect after-work hangout. They serve beer, wine, and coffee in a laid-back atmosphere. It's a great spot to go for a quiet night with a few friends. They have plenty of surprising drinks in stock from all over the world. Take a load off and play darts while shooting the breeze with the friendly bartenders, or sit and enjoy an eye-opening coffee while finishing up some work.

BB's has your New Orleans fix. Go to the happening White Oak Drive for a tremendous value in dinner. Just like their downtown and Montrose locations, this Louisiana eatery (with a healthy dash of Texas) overflows with coolness as they serve up delicious bayou treats, like Gumbo, Grillades & Grits, and Red Beans and Rice. In the mood for a sandwich for lunch? BBs' overstuffed New Orleans style Po'Boys will leave you slightly confused as to how you attack. Try the Bedtime In The Bayou, the ever-popular fried gulf shrimp sandwich fully dressed. You can blissfully tell where the crunch from the batter stops and the crunch from the shrimp begins, it's fantastic. -Adam Rosen

Houston's diverse population makes for great food, particularly from Asia. In an increasingly upscale sushi restaurant market, The Blue Fish is hip breath of fresh and casual air. Set right in the heart of the popular Washington Ave, the huge modern building has the space for your every dining occasion. The creative menu is stuffed with edible gems, like the Yellowtail Heaven, a spicy sashimi with cilantro. Also, for you non-fish eaters, try the Peking Duck Cigar with fresh shiitake mushrooms, green onions and tangy Hoisin sauce. Stop by after work. -Adam Rosen

Rarely do you get an authentic culinary representation of two completely different countries from two different continents in one single restaurant. The London Sizzler gives you just that and more with unbelievable Indian subcontinent fare that would make any Londoner feel right at home. Run by a British Indian family, this elegant hip spot will pour you a proper pint alongside your rich Chicken Tikka. If you respect yourself, you'll order Mom's Masala. Choose your meat (the goat is insanely delicious) for...MOM (you better believe she's back there) to sizzle with her secret blend of generational spices. This is one of Houston's best restaurants. -Adam Rosen