25 Best Things to Do in Houston
Looking for a sunny getaway in Texas? Explore the largest city in the state! Houston lies near Galveston Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The metropolis is the fourth most populous in the United States and a laid-back destination for travelers in the country. It may not be as expensive to visit as Las Vegas, but it’s more expensive than most Texas cities. The diverse cultures that make up Houston’s community create different, unique experiences for visitors. The cuisine here is equally diverse, and foodies will enjoy grabbing a meal in the city’s restaurants and food trucks. Explore the vibrant eatery scene, and don’t miss out on the Tex-Mex fare and barbecue.
The city is home to great neighborhoods like the Museum District, which is home to 19 museums, art galleries, and parks! History buffs will have a blast here, and on a budget since most of the museums are free to visit. Explore various cuisine in Houston’s China Town, which is home to numerous Vietnamese, Indian, Korean, and Chinese eateries. Don’t miss out on the city’s green spaces, including Hermann Park, and Discovery Garden. Did I mention that Houston is home to the NASA Johnson Space Center? It’s quite impressive, and the city has been nicknamed ‘Space City’! Space exploration fans, add that to your itinerary.
Check out the city’s performing arts scene in any of the theaters downtown, and remember to enjoy live music in the pubs lined up in the area. Animal fans will enjoy a trip to the Houston Zoo, which is the second largest after San Diego Zoo. Houston has a variety of things to do for families, with many kid-friendly venues. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing family time or a short getaway with friends, there’s a lot to explore!
Houston is known for hot temperatures, with hot and humid summers. Spring is considered the best time to visit in terms of weather, and March to June is generally the best time to take a trip to the city. Traffic is crazy, especially downtown and during peak hours. Consider using the metro rail system. It’s convenient if you’re in the city center, but you may have to use ride-sharing options for places not accessible by public means. Driving would be better suited for areas outside town.
Planning to visit Houston? Here are the 25 Best Things to Do in the city!
Best Things to Do for a day tour
1. Explore the Houston Museum District
Discover the cultural centerpiece of Houston in the Museum District, located south of downtown. Boasting 19 museums, and all in walkable areas, this part of the city offers you an experience like no other especially if you’re a lover of museums. They all explore different themes, from fine art to American history and culture. Find the extensive collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, including sculptures, Egyptian antiquities, impressionist art and so much more!
The Museum of Natural Science welcomes you to both an informative and fun experience as you learn all about animals, plants, and human evolution. The other great thing about it all is that most of the museums are free to explore! The rest have freed days in a month so you can always get your timing right and visit for free. The area has coffee shops, bars, and restaurants, and is home to the vast Hermann Park. If you’re looking for a slow-paced day exploring Houston, this could be a great pick. The area is walkable, and you can rent a bike too to get around.
2. Check out Houston’s China Town
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Houston has one of the largest Indochinese populations in the country. Chinatown is home to a majority of these vibrant communities and cultures, which are not limited to the Chinese. Other cultural influences evident in the area include Pakistani, Malaysia, Korea, and Vietnam. Stroll through chic shops and beautifully decorated buildings in the area. There are numerous restaurants, all serving up different, delicious cuisines.
Try out some pho (a traditional Vietnamese soup) with fried rice from Pho Binh along Bellaire Boulevard. Never had dumplings? There are numerous Chinese joints to grab some, including the popular Golden Dumpling House. Indian dishes are served hot at the Maharaja Bhog, and whenever you crave Korean cuisine, Tofu Village is a local’s favorite. I mean, the food scene here is as amazing and diverse as it gets! Stroll through the eateries if you’re looking for a foodie adventure and you’re sure to have a great time.
There are shopping joints as well, including the Hong Kong City Mall and H-Mart Supermarket. To have a deeper cultural experience perhaps, check out the Teo Chew Temple. The serene atmosphere and amazing architecture are just a tip of what the place has to offer. You can ask questions of the workers and get to learn more about their culture. If you’d rather pack it all in a tour, book an Asian Heritage Tour.
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3. Hit the beach at Galveston Island
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Lying approximately 50 miles southeast of Houston, the island is home to a beautiful 32-mile stretch of sandy beaches and so much more! Consider it the ideal summer retreat just a few minutes from Houston. Drive over to Galveston, and spend the day swimming or just sunbathing before you hit the boutique shops, quaint coffee shops, and amazing restaurants for your refill.
Traffic can be crazy, especially in the evening rush hours, and many prefer to plan on spending the night and returning to Houston the next day. The island is a haven of great weather, historic buildings, and art, all blending with the coastline to create the near-perfect getaway. Explore its Galveston Railroad Museum or the Texas Seaport Museum, then unwind at the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. There’s a lot to discover, but the beach could be a great start.
4. Shop, dine & skate at Galleria
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Encompassing over 2.4 million square feet, and housing 400 stores, the Galleria is crowned the largest shopping mall in all of Texas, and the 7th largest in the United States. Take a day or half of it to roam this expansive shopping delight in Uptown District. Its spacious feel, cool lighting, and arrangement add to the ease of the mall’s atmosphere, and strolling around is a fun activity with friends.
If you’re planning to walk a lot, consider wearing comfortable shoes since the place is vast! The stores are upscale, so if you’re planning to purchase lots of stuff, be ready to spend a good deal of money. The mall’s anchor tenants are Macy’s Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You’ll most likely find your favorite upscale brand, whether Gucci, Giorgio Armani, Tiffany & Co, Prada, or Rolex. When the hunger pangs hit, there are several food options available.
You can grab some steak at Daily Grill or dessert from the Cheesecake Factory, located at the mall. See the website for more options. Once you’ve shopped, walked around, and had a good meal, don’t forget to hit the ice rink at the mall for skating.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
ADDRESS: 5085 WESTHEIMER RD, HOUSTON, TX 77056
CALL: + 1 713 622 0663
OPEN: MONDAY-THURSDAY 10 AM TO 8 PM, FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM, SUNDAY 12-7 PM
WEBSITE
5. Attend the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo
Well, who misses the world’s largest rodeo? This is one of the most Texan things to do when you visit the city. If you’re around Houston when the show is on, be sure to attend for some days if not all. For next year (2024), the show runs from 27 February to 17 March. It’s the largest livestock show and radio worldwide and has been held since 2003 at NRG Stadium. Millions attend each year, and the event has witnessed some of the biggest stars in the music industry.
Great recording artists such as Beyonce (Houston-born!), Arian Grande, John Legend, Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, Kelly Clarkson, Bob Dylan, and many more have graced this event over the years. Dress in Western wear, grab your cowboy boots, and have some of the best days of your life in the city at the Rodeo! Lots of Texan food too from numerous vendors. See the website for more on concert line-ups and livestock exhibitors.
ADDRESS: HELD AT THE NRG STADIUM, NRG PKWAY, HOUSTON, TX 77054
CALL: + 1 832 667 1400
WEBSITE
RODEO WEBSITE
Best Things to Do with Kids
6. Visit the Downtown Aquarium
The six-acre plot is home to more than 600 species of marine life, housed in several themed exhibits. It was established in 2003 and now welcomes its visitors to incredible exhibits, learning programs, and fun events.
Explore a variety of animals, including alligators, catfish, freshwater stingrays, an electric eel, sea horses, and the unmissable Maharaja tiger. There are touch pools too, and interactive exhibits for all to enjoy. The kids will enjoy the amusement rides, including the Shark Voyage Train which tours the entire space and stops at the shark habitat. See the sharks up close and savor the thrilling experience.
There’s a restaurant on-site, so don’t worry too much about getting hungry. Seafood dishes are hard to miss, but there are chicken, salads, and pasta options as well. See the full menu on the website. Expect to pay $10-$15 for parking. You’ll also have to pay extra for rides, and you can check the website for specifics. Overall, an hour is sufficient to walk around the place since it’s relatively small.
ADDRESS: 410 BAGDY ST, HOUSTON, TX 77002
CALL: + 1 713 223 3474
OPEN: SUNDAY-THURSDAY 10 AM TO 8.30 PM, FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM
WEBSITE
TICKETS (EXHIBIT ONLY): FREE FOR CHILDREN AGE 2 AND UNDER, $ 13.99 PER CHILD/SENIOR (65+), $ 15.99 PER ADULT
7. Explore the Houston Zoo
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Houston Zoo sits on the expansive, green Hermann Park, and is the second largest in the country after San Diego Zoo. It is home to a whopping 6,000 animals from over 600 species in their habitats! Enjoy the wild sights as you walk through the lush green spaces housing animals such as Asian elephants, cheetahs, leopards, the Malayan tiger, African wild dog, gibbons, orangutans, the Congo peafowl, and green-winged macaw among others.
There are numerous habitats, and you’re sure to discover numerous animals on your visit. To get the most out of it, be ready to extend a few hours of your day. Explore the grounds at your own pace. A City Pass for this is one of the cheaper options, but even without it, the tickets are worth the experience. You’ll see most animals when the weather is warm. Parking is available at the Hermann Park. Reserve tickets online especially if you’re a non-member.
ADDRESS: 6200 HERMANN PARK DR, HOUSTON, TX 77030
CALL: + 1 713 533 6500
OPEN: 9 AM TO 5 PM
WEBSITE
TICKETS: $ 21 TO $ 28.95
8. A picnic at Herman Park
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Houston’s oldest park boasts a 445-acre space that’s home to numerous, cool joints to spend the day at. There are even more activities to take part in as you unwind in the city. It is home to the beautiful Japanese and Rose Gardens, an IMAX Theater, a planetarium, the Houston Zoo, and the Museum of Natural Science.
The beautiful green spaces traversed by paved paths are perfect for a picnic and guess what! It’s free! Picnic tables and swing sets are available on a first-come first served basis. Check out the website for the designated picnic spaces at the park. There’s free parking but it closes at 8 pm. On busy days, especially weekends, parking can get full quickly. Consider public transportation or parking outside the park.
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ADDRESS: 6001 FANNIN ST, HOUSTON, TX 77030
CALL: + 1 713 526 2183
OPEN: 6 AM TO 11 PM DAILY
WEBSITE
9. Spend an afternoon at Cockrell Butterfly Center
It’s like a living butterfly museum, housed in a rainforest habitat. The space is beautiful and walkable, to ensure you get a more intimate feel and experience with the hundreds of colorful butterflies that call the place home. Cockrell Butterfly Center is located in the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Hermann Park. This stunning exhibit displays hundreds of butterflies from different species, offering the visitor a serene and wonderful experience.
It also has information about the colorful creatures, and you get to not only admire the sight but also learn a great deal about butterflies. Perfect for family outings with kids, or even a date! It’s a walk-through exhibit, and the stairs used to navigate the place may not be wheelchair-friendly. It’s AC-controlled, so don’t worry too much about the heat on a summer afternoon. Strollers are not allowed inside too, but there’s parking outside.
ADDRESS: 5555 HERMANN PARK DR, HOUSTON, TX 77030
CALL: + 1 713 639 4629
OPEN: TUESDAY-SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM, MONDAY 12-5 PM
WEBSITE
TICKETS: $ 10 – $ 12
Best Things to Do; Art & Museums
10. A must-visit; Space Center Houston
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You’ve probably heard the phrase, ‘Houston, we have a problem!’ It’s the infamous line spoken in Apollo 13, the 1970 NASA mission following an explosion onboard. The city’s association with NASA and space exploration is a top highlight you can’t miss. The NASA Johnson Space Center is located here, and Space Center is its official visitors’ center. It houses over 400 space artifacts, including the Apollo 17 and Gemini 5 space capsules.
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Anyone fascinated by boasts space exploration and NASA will have a blast here. Learn about space exploration over interactive sessions and displays, as you also marvel at what man has been able to achieve with technology and space travel. Get here early in the morning at take a tram-guided tour to get the most out of your visit. It’s a top attraction in Houston, and will often fill up quickly.
ADDRESS: 1601 E NASA PKWY, HOUSTON, TX 77058
CALL: + 1 281 244 2100
OPEN: MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM, SATURDAY-SUNDAY 10 AM TO 6 PM
WEBSITE
TICKETS
11. Stroll through the Museum of Fine Arts
Boasting over 65,000 works from across the world, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston is one of the largest art museums in the country. It is located in the city’s Museum District, southwest of downtown. The entire collection is housed in nine facilities, some off-site. Stroll through the vast galleries and marvel at Italian Renaissance paintings, impressionist works, African, American, and European decorative arts, contemporary Latin American art and so much more!
Look out for temporary exhibits and regular art shows as well from the website. This location has three buildings, connected through tunnels. Quite spacious, elegant, and well-organized. You could easily spend half a day here. Parking is available on-site and there’s street parking nearby as well if you’re lucky. General admission to the museum is free on Thursdays. See more offers on the website.
ADDRESS: 1001 BISSONNET ST, HOUSTON, TX 77005
CALL: + 1 713 639 7300
OPEN: WEDNESDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM, THURSDAY 11 AM TO 9 PM, FRIDAY-SUNDAY 11 AM TO 6 PM
WEBSITE
TICKETS: $ 16-$ 20 FOR ADULTS, FREE FOR KIDS UNDER 12
12. Check out the Art Car Museum
Art car fanatics should consider checking in at this one on a slow day. It’s relatively small and admission is free. Enjoy the sight of beautifully decorated vintage cars, artsy metalwork, and sculptures in this quirky space on a weekend. Take pictures while at it for the memories. Cars are on a rotating basis, which means you can always check it out again. Make an appointment online and pass by whenever you’re in the area. They allow walk-ins as well. There’s little to no wait time, and since the place is small, walking through will barely take an hour. There’s limited parking space, so you may have to park on the street.
ADDRESS: 140 HEIGHTS BLVD, HOUSTON, TX 77007
CALL: + 1 713 861 5526
OPEN: WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM
WEBSITE
13. Explore the street murals downtown
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Downtown Houston has a couple of awesome outdoor murals, making a cool backdrop for fantastic photos. Driving or walking around these blocks in the city to check them is a fun free activity whenever you’re in Houston. The city’s street art exemplifies vibrancy and diversity, with local artists showing their muscle in creating masterpieces. Start at the Houston Graffiti Park, which features an outdoor gallery of graffiti art and murals. Check out the artwork for free, take some pictures then head out for brunch at nearby food joints in town. There’s paid parking on the street if you’re driving.
ADDRESS: 1503 CHARTRES ST, HOUSTON, TX 77003, UNITED STATES
OPEN 24 HOURS
Best things to do for couples
14. An outdoor movie at Rooftop Cinema Club
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Catch a show under the stars at the Rooftop Cinema Club. It’s conveniently located in BLVD Place in the Uptown district. The outdoor theater offers you a unique movie experience on the rooftop, in addition to concession snacks and great skyline views. Variety of showings to choose from, and you can check their website for line-ups.
There are wireless headphones and lounge chairs to better your experience. The cool evening atmosphere is perfect for a casual date night. Food from the concession stands may be more expensive than your usual movie experience, but overall, the spot is greatly reviewed for the cool movie experience. There are restaurants in the building, so you can grab a full meal before sitting in for the movie. Arrive early and settle in before the show begins. Purchase tickets online.
ADDRESS: 1700 POST OAK BLVD, HOUSTON, TX 77056
WEBSITE
15. Catch a show at the Alley Theater
This award-winning theater is also the oldest in Texas, having been in operation since 1946. It hosts fantastic performances and shows, with quality production and set designs. It’s a locals’ beloved, and you know locals hardly go wrong. The venue is spacious but maintains an intimate retro feel. The seating arrangement is generally comfortable, and there’s hardly a bad seat. Before the show starts, have some pasta or lasagna at Birraporetti’s Italian restaurant which is a few steps away. Tickets will range from show to show, but prices are affordable. Check out the website for shows’ line-ups and reservations. Available paid parking will range from $ 10.
ADDRESS: 615 TEXAS AVE, HOUSTON, TX 77002, UNITED STATES
CALL: + 1 713 220 5700
WEBSITE
16. Take a stroll at Memorial Park
This vast urban park is a favorite for outdoor junkies, especially sporty ones. Leave your hotel room and enjoy the weather, picturesque scenery, and the refreshing feel of taking a stroll at Memorial Park. The park features a total of 1,400 acres of green space, with facilities such as a golf course, hiking and bicycle trails, a running course, and lots of shade. Consider exploring the 3-mile walking loop around the park when the weather is fine. You can bring your dog too! Lots of free parking is available but on busy days, you may have to pay for parking in nearby spots. The park is free to visit.
ADDRESS: 6501 MEMORIAL DR, HOUSTON, TX 7707
CALL: + 1 713 863 8403
OPEN: 6 AM TO 11 PM DAILY
WEBSITE
17. Unwind at the Discovery Garden
Located downtown, this lush green haven is like an oasis in a jungle of skyscrapers. It features 12 acres of sprawling lawns, a playground, a fountain, and several public art installations. The Discovery Garden Conservancy hosts free entertainment events throughout the year. Take time and unwind in the garden, view the art, and grab lunch over chitchat. Catch any of the free events if you’re lucky to be around for one, or go skating at the skating ring. Check out their website for calendar events and art displays. It’s family-friendly and you’ll most likely see kids playing around. Paid street parking is available.
ADDRESS: 1500 MCKINNEY ST, HOUSTON, TX 77010
CALL: + 1 713 400 7336
OPEN: 6 AM TO 11 PM DAILY
WEBSITE
18. Catch a baseball game at Minute Maid Park
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Home to Major League Baseball ‘s ‘Houston Astros’, the indoor park is spacious and beautiful with a seating capacity of over 40,000. Catch a baseball if you’re visiting during the game’s season. The fan energy is packed! Besides hosting baseball games on the season, it also hosts professional wrestling tournaments, and music concerts featuring major artists. There are numerous concession stands for food and drinks, and the stadium has signage to direct you to your seating section. Concession prices are relatively pricey, as is typical for most major stadiums. Find street parking in nearby blocks surrounding the stadium. Take note that the facility is cashless. Reserve your tickets online.
ADDRESS: 501 CRAWFORD ST, HOUSTON, TX 77002, UNITED STATES
CALL: + 1 713 259 8000
WEBSITE
Best Things to Do at Night
There’s a lot to choose from whenever you’re looking to ways to enjoy the night in Houston. Catch a live music show at a pub, drag your squad to video arcade for a game night or dance the night away at some of the best clubs in the city.
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19. Live music at the McGonigal’s Mucky Duck
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Spend the evening at this Irish pub and one of the best live music venues in Houston. Performances range from rock, Texas folk, and blues, to country and Celtic music. On Wednesdays, they have Irish music. If you’re a fan of acoustics, then that’s an incentive already. Add the craft beer, wine, great food, and an intimate atmosphere. There’s an outdoor patio as well if you’d like to catch the breeze at night. An evening at McGonigel’s Mucky Duck is like a dinner-concert experience! Look out for line-ups, game nights on Wednesdays, and parties on their website. Purchase tickets for concerts online. They often let in persons under 21 with parents or guardians.
ADDRESS: 2425 NORFORK ST, HOUSTON, TX 77098, UNITED STATES
CALL: + 1 713 528 5999
OPEN: MONDAY 11 AM TO 8 PM, TUESDAY-SATURDAY 11 AM TO 11 PM
WEBSITE
20. A game night at Cidercade Houston
If you’re looking for a great night out experience with your friends or partner, consider a game night at Cidercade Houston. The arcade bar features over 200 games, both classic and modern. Sip on some kombucha or house-made cider as you catch up in between games. They’ll also have food trucks on-site, but you can also bring in your food. For $ 10, you can play unlimited games throughout the session! During the day, kids are allowed with parents or guardians, but after 8 pm, only persons aged 21 and above are allowed. The wide selection of games and great deal prices are greatly reviewed. On weekends, it gets crowded quickly, so if you’re planning to visit then, come early. There’s a parking lot on site.
ADDRESS: 2320 CANAL ST SUITE 100, HOUSTON, TX 77003, UNITED STATES
CALL: + 1 281 787 2726
OPEN: SUNDAY-THURSDAY 10 AM TO 12 AM, FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10 AM TO 1 AM
WEBSITE
21. Catch a show at Miller Outdoor Theater
What do you say to a free, open-air theater offering cool shows and performances right at the beautiful Hermann Park? Miller Outdoor Theater is a fantastic pick for a night out under the stars as you enjoy performances, including classical music, jazz, musicals, Shakespeare, or even films. From March through November, the establishment welcomes all lovers of artistic expression to free performances.
That’s a deal you don’t want to miss out on. The place is family-friendly, so you can bring your little ones after dinner as well. Bring food and drinks, or grab your meals at the nearby food trucks and concession stands at the theater. You can also sit in chairs close to the stage (for these, tickets are recommended) or bring your chair and sit on the hill for free. Parking can be hectic so go early and find a spot before the show.
ADDRESS: 6000 HERMANN PARK DR, HOUSTON, TX 77030
CALL: + 1 832 487 7102
WEBSITE
Best Things to do; Food & Drinks
The culinary scene in Houston is ever thriving, and there is variety of cuisine to choose from! From Tex-Mex, to Texan style barbecue, the city’s popular fare awaits.
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22. Have a foodie adventure at Post HTX
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Post HTX is located downtown and sits in the renovated Barbara Jordan Post Office building. The complex combines entertainment and great food, making it one of the most highly rated places to go for a foodie in Houston. As you walk around the spacious venue, notice the beautifully designed stairs with a hard-not-to-notice architectural edge.
You’ll be tempted to proceed to the next floor, using the stairs of course, as you explore more of what the place has to offer. Numerous restaurants and food courts serve up diverse meals for you to choose from. Don’t miss the beautiful sky lawn, and take in the city views at sunset. Parking is available and free for the first 75 minutes and $5 after that. The place is rated as family-friendly, and you can bring the kids along.
ADDRESS: 401 FRANKLIN ST, HOUSTON, TX 77201
CALL: + 1 713 999 2550
OPEN: SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY 11 AM TO 9 PM, THURSDAY-SATURDAY 11 AM TO 10 PM
WEBSITE
23. Tex-Mex fare at El Tiempo Cantina
El Tiempo has almost become a household name in the city and is known for delicious Tex-Mex fare and tasty margaritas. From fajitas to home-made tortillas, tacos, and seafood enchiladas, there’s a variety of authentic Mexican food to choose from. They have gluten-free and vegan dishes as well. Sunday brunch is great for families, but come early since the place easily gets packed on weekends.
There’s limited parking on site, but you can opt for street parking if you miss a spot. For such a popular restaurant, food might be pricier than most places, but the hype about the place is worth it. You can also order for pickup or delivery. The establishment has other locations near the NRG Stadium and Market Street.
Check out 10 of the Best Mexican Restaurants in Houston.
ADDRESS: 2814 NAVIGATION BLVD, HOUSTON, TX 77003
CALL: + 1 713 222 6800
OPEN: MONDAY-THURSDAY 11 AM TO 9 PM, FRIDAY 11 AM TO 10 PM, SATURDAY-SUNDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM
WEBSITE
24. Real Texas Barbecue at The Pit Room
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A trip to Houston is hardly complete without tasting some Texas Barbecue at one of the numerous, fantastic joints all over town. The Pit Room is one of the best-rated BBQ restaurants, both for the food and cozy, rustic feel. They’ve got tasty beer, wine, and soft drinks too. There’s a spacious outdoor patio if you’d prefer to enjoy your meal outside. Try the brisket tacos! The menu side options are plenty and equally good. Parking fills up quickly especially at lunch hour and on weekends. Get there at off-hours if you want to avoid the hustle, or order to go if it seems crowded.
ADDRESS: 1201 RICHMOND AVE, HOUSTON, TX 77006
CALL: + 1 281 888 1929
OPEN: 7 AM TO 9 PM
WEBSITE
25. Take a brewery tour
Any lover of beer should not miss out on the brewery scene here. There are lots of craft breweries in Houston, with tasting rooms and great price deals. Many of these offer tours as well, so check out their website for more info. Some fantastic picks include the Saint Arnold Brewing Company, located east of downtown. If you’re in the Spring Branch area, check out Karbach for tasty craft beers and fried chicken. For those staying in the Houston Heights neighborhood, visit the Buffalo Bayou Brewing Co. for classic IPAs and street food delights on an upstairs patio. Wherever you are, a craft beer house won’t be too far away!
See more on; Houston Bars: 20 Best Places To Drink Beer, Cocktails & More.
There you have it. 25 Best Things to Do in Houston. But really, you know there are a whole lot more things to do in the city! Hidden quaint spaces for Texan fare, a not-so-known Chinese restaurant, or a fantastic bar tucked in a corner could just be the highlight of your trip. Stay open for adventure as you traverse the city, check out your kind of fun from our curated list, and explore Houston because there’s a lot to discover. Happy travel!
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