Best & Cool Bars in Pearland

"This bustling New Orleans restaurant is a scene-setter for sinister nights with its old-school elegance and big time. Start with a selection from their award-winning wine list and then move on to some Creole classics. We recommend sizzling soup to begin with; count on us."

"Kata Robata prides itself on being Houston’s premier sushi and Japanese tapas restaurant featuring an exclusive menu from Executive Chef Manabu ‘Hori’ Horiuchi. When it opened in 2010, Kata Robata changed the face of sushi dining in Houston: blending both traditional and modern Japanese cuisine, the grilled meats, vegetables, and sushi ae prepared with great care and guaranteed to be the freshest they can be. For a signature meal try the chawan mushi, ramen, or donburri, unless you feel like attempting the lobster mac and cheese."

"Despite what we’ve been led to believe, sushi is less about the fish and more about the rice. Proper attention to details like temperature, packing, and vinegar-flavor are just as important as that buttery toro you love so much. And no one pays more attention to detail than the brilliant Chef Manabu Horiuchi, aka Hori-san."

"The path from farm to table is a short one at this attractive Heights eatery, which accepts walk-ins only and produces bountiful ingredients from its own onsite garden for dishes like smoked pork with smoked gouda and delicate pillows of ricotta gnocchi dusted with Parmesan and garnished with backyard greens. There’s an inevitable wait any night of the week, but the no-reservation policy isn’t so bad when the herb garden doubles as a lush and serene waiting area. Grab a glass of vino or a Fancy G&T crafted with herbs and lemon oil, and stroll the grounds for a look at bounty of the season."

"Situated next to a vegetable garden, Coltivare is a warm and cozy spot with wood fired pizzas and other mouth watering appetizers and entrees. While it can be a bit of a wait for a table, it’s more than worth it."

"What is it: This butcher shop and steakhouse occupies a remodeled 1922-era bakery building that features original wooden beams, exposed brick walls and steel columns. During the day, the attached deli and butcher shop slings sandwiches and house-made cold cuts, while the restaurant offers hamburgers, pastas and salads for lunch. For dinner, the upscale steakhouse serves all the classics but expands the menu with unexpected appetizers, sides and mains."

"Named one of OpenTable’s “Top 100 Steakhouses in America,” this Houston favorite serves Texas and Japanese Wagyu beef as well as in-house dry-aged USDA Prime beef – all hand cut in The Butcher Shop. Order dry-aged Wagyu Rib-eye Steak with a side of the wedge salad and a Peach Melba Sundae for dessert. Delicious sides include Bacon Mac & Cheese, Corn Souffle, and Lobster Whipped Potatoes."

"If you want to enjoy a gorgeous night overlooking the dramatic Houston skyline, look no further than B&B Butchers on Washington Avenue. Steaks here sizzle with goodness!. And don’t forget about brunch."

"Top Sushi is a local Japanese restaurant that has established a name for itself in Houston, Texas. They serve fresh, top-quality ingredients to their valued customers. Try some of their appetizers from the kitchen - there’s oyster nachos, crab puffs, the all-time favorite gyoza, and tempura, to kick-off that unique Japanese experience."

"This Houston venture hosts Happy Hour Monday through Sunday from 5- 7 pm. Drinks start at $4 and appetizers start at $5. Sushi specials start at $1.50-$2.50 per roll."

"Since its opening in 2002, The Fish in Midtown has achieved a pleasing balance of fresh, high-quality sushi and reasonable prices, earning it many loyal customers."

"Yellow Rose Distilling is Houston's first legal whiskey distillery. They are "located in a strip mall". They have a 13 product portfolio to suit a wide audience."

"Dig your feet into the sand, kick back to the sounds of Houston's latest and greatest indie-rock band, stroll the night market in search of a quirky trinket or two, and then order from one of the tastiest Tex-Mex menus in town. For $11.95, the Baby Mama dinner at Last Concert Café has it all: a single cheese enchilada, crunchy beef taco, and loaded tostada with rice and beans. Stop by during the day, too, and score heaping lunch-menu platters for under $10."

"Warehouse DistrictIf you want to enter this Northside Downtown institution, you’ll have to submit to the longstanding tradition of knocking on the bright red unadorned front door. It’s a Houston right of passage, after all. Once you’re let in, you’ll be greeted with a kitschy café, bar, and live music venue complete with frozen margs, a back patio, classic Tex-Mex cuisine, and an anything goes ethos."

"This place is newer and definitely more insta-friendly, but it’s already on the list!. Everyone loves their extensive menu and all the greenery inside the coffee shop. Definitely a bright and fun place to get work done, plus it’s far from the Houston traffic!"

"Belvedere Houston is a place that you can use to gather after the sunset. The patio offers a perfect environment for such gatherings. Then you will be able to enjoy the dinner with your friends."

"Located at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH), the Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens is the home to the museum’s collection of American decorative arts and paintings. Displayed in the former house of Houston civic leader and philanthropist Ima Hogg, which is situated on 14 acres of beautifully manicured gardens in the historic River Oaks neighborhood, the collection is made up of a range of paintings and decorative arts, including ceramics and silver. Bayou Bend is also home to the Lora Jean Kilroy Visitor and Education Center, which includes the Kitty King Powell Library and a retail store, where visitors can purchase copies of their favorite paintings and other decorative arts."

"Bayou Bend’s Museum of Fine Arts is one of the most aesthetically stimulating things to do in Houston. This house-turned-museum is the former residence of Houston philanthropist Ima Hogg. The Bayou Bend Collection is currently considered one of the nation’s largest and best American decorative arts collections."

"Just a short distance away is the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, a 1,200-acre national historic site that is home to the 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument commemorating the decisive battle in the Texas Revolution. At the base, you'll also find a museum. The permanent exhibit deals with the story of Texas' Independence."

"For a bird's eye view of Houston, head to the top of the San Jacinto Monument. The monument's observation deck overlooks Houston, the Houston Ship Channel, and this historic battleground. The San Jacinto Museum of History, which chronicles 400 years of early Texas history, is located at the bottom of the monument."

"This state historical park commemorates the place where Texas gained independence from Mexico in 1836 when Gen. Sam Houston defeated Gen. Santa Ana."

"Located in Houston’s Energy Corridor, B.B. Italia Kitchen and Bar features a fresh take on classic, Italian-American food. They use only the best ingredients to create dishes that ..."

"Since 1950, Whataburger has proudly served a bigger, better burger. It all started when a young entrepreneur named Harmon Dobson had a bold idea: to serve a burger so big that it took two hands to hold, and so good that after a single bite customers couldn't help but exclaim, “What a burger!"