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USA Guide

Texas

Eating

1 Breakfast Klub 3711 Travis St 713/528-8561 Obama campaign staffers favored this busy breakfast spot when their office was located across the street. Serves unique dishes like wings and waffles, as well as more traditional morning fare.

2 Café Annie 1728 Post Oak Blvd 713/840-1111 If you've got the money, head to the best restaurant in Houston, which plates innovative Southwestern cuisine.

3 Goode Company 5109 Kirby Rd 713/522-2530 Good barbecue, with big portions of sliced beef brisket and outdoor seating.

4 Mai's 3403 Milam St 713/520-7684 Basic, cheap, and tasty Vietnamese and Chinese food.

5 Mi Sombrero 3401 N Shepard 713/862-7244 An authentic mom-and-pop Tex-Mex joint a few miles north of downtown. It's good value, with dinner plates that start at $6, and it's been around since 1978.

6 Pappas Bros. Steak House 5839 Westheimer Rd 713/780-7352 Leather booths, marble columns, mahogany paneling, and brass trim set the stage for you to devour an in-house, dry-aged slab of beef.