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Just got a call and have to meet a client tomorrow (Thursday - 02/18/05) in Houston. Will be staying at the Omni Riverway and looking for something upscale for dinner that's new / different in the nearby area. Suggestions / Recommendations are appreciated. Thanks!

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Haven't been there yet, but there is also La Strada

Cafe Annie is a great choice, too. I've been to Americas once (New Year's Eve 2003) - awesome Tres Leches!!!!

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I heard good things about Noe as well. Also there is "Tony's" in the area. If you do not mind driving for an extra 10 minutes or so, Mark's is another choice as well as Hugo's, Damian's, Rouge and several others inside the loop 610.

Elie

E. Nassar
Houston, TX

My Blog
contact: enassar(AT)gmail(DOT)com

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Based on your criteria, Noe is your best choice.

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Based on your criteria, Noe is your best choice.

Thanks everyone for the recs. Noe seems to be the consenus pick so that's the choice.. Been to Annie, Mark's and Hugo's a few times each and just wanted to try something new in the area. Checked the menu which looks very interesting. Plus, since I'm staying at the hotel, they're giving me some flexibility on the reservation time (going to be a long day of intense labor negotiations that can end "whenever")

Thanks again.

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Based on your criteria, Noe is your best choice.

Thanks everyone for the recs. Noe seems to be the consenus pick so that's the choice.. Been to Annie, Mark's and Hugo's a few times each and just wanted to try something new in the area. Checked the menu which looks very interesting. Plus, since I'm staying at the hotel, they're giving me some flexibility on the reservation time (going to be a long day of intense labor negotiations that can end "whenever")

Thanks again.

We would love a brief --or extended-- report about the place after you check it out :smile: .

Elie

E. Nassar
Houston, TX

My Blog
contact: enassar(AT)gmail(DOT)com

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Based on your criteria, Noe is your best choice.

Thanks everyone for the recs. Noe seems to be the consenus pick so that's the choice.. Been to Annie, Mark's and Hugo's a few times each and just wanted to try something new in the area. Checked the menu which looks very interesting. Plus, since I'm staying at the hotel, they're giving me some flexibility on the reservation time (going to be a long day of intense labor negotiations that can end "whenever")

Thanks again.

We would love a brief --or extended-- report about the place after you check it out :smile: .

Elie

Certainly, though it may be a couple of days since I'll be traveling.

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Based on your criteria, Noe is your best choice.

Thanks everyone for the recs. Noe seems to be the consenus pick so that's the choice.. Been to Annie, Mark's and Hugo's a few times each and just wanted to try something new in the area. Checked the menu which looks very interesting. Plus, since I'm staying at the hotel, they're giving me some flexibility on the reservation time (going to be a long day of intense labor negotiations that can end "whenever")

Thanks again.

We would love a brief --or extended-- report about the place after you check it out :smile: .

Elie

Certainly, though it may be a couple of days since I'll be traveling.

Well, I made to Noe - sort of. My meeting went longer than planned (no suprise there) and we did not get back to the Omni until around 9:30 P.M. My associate and I dumped our bags, checked in with the hostess, and decided to peruse the dining room menu over a much needed drink in Noe's lounge. The bartender informed us that they also had a limited lounge menu (8-10 choices as I recall) derived, for the most part, from the items offered in the dining room.

With a very long day behind us and fatigue moving in, we took the lounge menu route. My associate had tuna carpaccio (I sampled a little) and I had the short rib sandwich. Both were excellent and were served with a simple light salad.

Even though my experience at Noe was limited to the lounge menu, I have no hesitation in recommending it. In fact, I'm returning to Houston in a couple of weeks and have already made reservations even though I'm not staying at the Omni on that trip.

Thanks again everyone. Good call.

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Glad it worked out for you dls, and thanks for the report. I will add Noe to my dining destinations.

Elie

E. Nassar
Houston, TX

My Blog
contact: enassar(AT)gmail(DOT)com

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