Cheap Places to Eat in Kingwood

"Coltivare has all of the right elements for a great group dinner: excellent cocktails, a garden where you can enjoy said cocktails, and a shareable Italian menu. Located in The Heights, this Italian-American spot uses seasonal produce from its own backyard to make a big menu of snacks and small plates in addition to pizzas, pastas, and larger entrees. You should expect a wait, but that just gives you time to get a cocktail and find a bench in the garden while you strategize what to order."

"Coltivare in The Heights does rustic Italian with a Gulf Coast spin, and it does it well. Local ingredients like heirloom okra feature prominently on the menu, which includes pasta, pizza, and seafood (including a knockout mussels dish). For dessert, the crostata with roasted Texas peaches is next-level."

"Located in The Heights at 3320 White Oak Drive, Coltivare has a lot to offer diners. It serves salads from fresh ingredients grown from the patio garden. Coltivare has a strong following within the community because of its flavorful food."

"A long-time favorite for business lunches, event planning sessions and society tête-à-têtes, La Griglia continues its popularity with its solid, good food and friendly staff. The patio, an addition after the restaurant was purchased by Tilman Fertitta, is a popular spot for those seeking serious air circulation."

"With a lively, festive atmosphere that's reminiscent of a neighborhood trattoria, La Griglia is located in the River Oaks area of Houston, offering an enticing display of authentic Italian dining, complete with colorful Italian murals and artful cuisine."

"Wine lovers will be in heaven at La Griglia, an Italian restaurant and wine bar in the River Oaks neighborhood in Houston. The wine list has wines from all 20 regions of Italy, so ..."

"It didn’t take long after its opening in 2015 before North Italia had quickly taken over the Galleria area dining scene. The superior quality and attention to detail continues to keep people coming back, so much so that it’s recommended that you make a reservation to avoid the wait. There is definitely a good reason for this popularity: efficient servers deliver house-made dishes that you can watch be prepared in the kitchen through a glass wall and the prices that you pay for such an impressive experience are relatively reasonable."

"North Italia, in the Galleria Uptown area, is known for creating its own spin on Italian favorites. For instance, order one of the very popular appetizers, like truffle garlic bread or the zucca chips (a twist on fried zucchini). Even enjoy authentic desserts like bomboloni (Italian donuts)."

"Torchy’s Taco’s is kind of an institution (from Austin), and there are some fancier restaurants in the Hanover development including Coppa Osteria (Itlaian), Punk’s Simple Southern, and Cyclone Anaya’s (Mexican). Alternatively, just a 2 mile car ride up the street in Upper Kirby is the posh West Ave development where you can find high end fare like Eddie V’s (seafood), Del Frisco’s (steak), Pondicheri (Indian), and CRU (wine)."

"One of Houston's more adorable romantic restaurants, Antica Osteria serves a stunning spaghetti aglio e olio topped with shrimp, along with a good Bolognese and a passable puttanesca, in an old-fashioned dining room with lots of Frank Sinatra tunes on the sound system. The restaurant's outdoor patio with a pergola is perfect for cooler evenings, maybe while tending to a glass of Tuscan wine."

"Coppa Osteria is a trendy Italian restaurant that offers classic meals in a contemporary setting. Visitors to Coppa Osteria will find items like shrimp scampi, meatballs al forno, ..."

"If you’re in need of some inspiration, consider trying these things: Pizza, Kebabs, and Falafel."

"The gist: The talented crew behind Nancy’s Hustle has created another home run neighborhood joint on Houston’s east side. The food: This time, the team moves its attention to pastas, pizzas, small plates, and ice creams by the scoop. Bring a friend and grub on mortadella tortellini, blue crab and chili butter polenta, fried mussels and aioli, and pies topped with everything from anchovy and garlic to pineapple, speck, and jalapeño."

"This new EaDo eatery from the great minds behind Nancy’s Hustle offers casual outdoor dining on its large no-frills patio. Decorated simply with picnic tables, oversized umbrellas and string lighting, the space allows for cozy pizza and wine dining."

"Ribs barely had any meat on them and the rice was bland tasted like it was store bought. My kids didn't even wa..."

"B&B Butchers' welcoming butcher shop helped it earn a place on the list. Last on this unordered list but certainly not least, B&B Butchers brunch makes any weekend a party. With everything from a morning pizza to steak and eggs to an array of eggs Benedict options, this brunch reminds that B&B Butchers is much more than just a steakhouse."

"The skyline view from the rooftop terrace never gets old just as the amazing food coming from the kitchen of B&B Butchers makes it one of Houston’s top steakhouses. With filets, ribeyes, burgers and those crazy good Carpet Baggers on the Half Shell, the menu — whether lunch, brunch or dinner — is a ’round the clock winner."

"B&B Butchers & Restaurant is minutes from Downtown in the Heights neighbhorhood, making it a convenient place to stop after work or a day of exploring the city. It’s a classic, ups..."

"Vibrant patio seating, clean cut lawn, and colorful murals – Social Beer Garden in Midtown offers a vivid outdoor atmosphere by which to enjoy a variety of excellent outdoor activities including live music, steak night, dinner and a movie, and backyard LAW Wrestling. The beer garden also offers a variety of rotating food trucks to make sure the experience is complete with good eats. 3101 San Jacinto St."

"Located in the heart of River Oaks District, the expansive patio at Toulouse spills into the main courtyard, where diners can take in all of the ritzy retail center action from the table while sipping wine and snacking on butter-drenched escargot. Live music on weekends is icing on the cake."

"Rest assured that the bond between traditional French cuisine and upbeat Houston fare is solid here—just hit up any one of Common Bond’s four locations (or one of two drive-thru On-The-Go locales off Heights Boulevard and in Garden Oaks) to see for yourself. Brunchy bistro eats run the gamut from smoked salmon lox tartines and croque-madames to tamale Benedicts and buttermilk biscuits with jalapeño-sausage gravy. Finish it off with an order of Boston cream kugelhopf, rainbow-colored macarons, and chocolate-laced croissants that run bigger than your damn head, of course.How to order: Order online for pickup or delivery or dine in"

"Common Bond locations have been rising all around town just like the bread they bake!. Depending on the location, you can order lunch, dinner, wine on the patio, or drive-thru coffee and pastries!. But one thing is consistent across town is… you can get fresh baked bread loafs (baguette, sourdough, multigrain, white, challah) priced from $3 to $6.50."

"Literally any baked good that you pick up at Common Bond will have you feeling #blessed. Kouign Amann is sort of like a densely packed croissant, made up of flaky, buttery layers and finished off with a crunchy, caramelized sugar glaze. If you want this little taste of heaven, get there early — these babies don’t stay in the case for long."