Best Restaurants with a Happy Hour in Far Westheimer

Overall we enjoyed our evening! Service was excellent as was the ambiance

Another wonderful meal at Mastro's. The lobster bisque and burrata and tomato salad were both exceptional, along with all the wonderful sides. The dry aged ribeye steak and Chilean sea bass were both standout stars of the meal. All our cocktails were delicious as well and served perfectly chilled to the table. The overall energy and ambiance of the restaurant added to the wonderful food and service. The Cinnamon Pecan butter cake which is the current dessert special was a wonderful way to cap off a satisfying meal.

The best steak restaurant in Houston. They have one significant flaw; the wine list. There are no reasonably priced wines on their list and many of the wines they do have are extremely overpriced.

Food was amazing from appetizer to dessert. The service was phenomenal. They really made my date and I feel special and the server was very knowledgeable about the menu. He took his take time to explain any questions we had regarding certain menu items. We loved the ambience. It was a unique experience and I would definitely go again

Experiencing the 12-course meal at MAD was extraordinary. From the moment we were seated, the service was impeccable, with each course presented cleanly and described with expertise and passion. The staff was attentive, anticipating every need while allowing us to fully savor each dish. Each course offered a balance of flavors, crafted with precision, and presented as true culinary art. The progression from one dish to the next felt seamless, each course adding depth to the overall experience. The pacing was impeccable, giving us ample time to appreciate each creation without feeling rushed and enjoy conversation. MAD delivered a dining experience that was not only a feast for the senses but also a showcase of exceptional service. While we were unable to get a reservation at BCN taste tonight (because they were closed celebrating their Michelin star). MAD was more like an upstart younger sibling rivaling to overtake the former rather than a second choice. MAD provided a meal that left a lasting impression—an elegant, immersive journey that defines fine dining at its best.