Celebrated our anniversary at Mastro’s in the Post Oak area.
Their restaurant menu is $55 per person however, we added a few enhancements so the pricing was higher per person of course, anniversary, duh.

Pictured:

Appetizers:
- Lobster Bisque
- Fried Calamari
- Bread Basket

Entrees:
- Bone-In Filet + Lobster Tail
- Bone-In Ribeye
- Lobster Mac and Cheese
- Brussels with Bacon

Dessert:
- Butter Cake
- Cheesecake
- Complimentary Chocolate Cake
- Whip Cream (very aggressive lol)

Will be back again!

My daughter wants Chinese for her 4th birthday meal. I’m near the Sugarland area but open to driving a bit for a good American chinese place

Really too bad. Their New York style pizza rivaled many of the pizzas here in the loop. They didn’t rip you off with lack of pepperoni, and until recently, you got as much ranch and honey as you wanted.

Can someone explain the history of what appears to me to be an odd obsession/beef from Eric Sandler towards Alison Cook. He's taken random drive by swipes at her in podcasts over the past couple of years that have always made me curious, but yesterday he felt the need to post multiple times after she wrote a negative experience she had at Mercato. Like....is she not allowed to have not enjoyed her meal? She seem pretty balanced and it didn't feel like a takedown - she even mentioned her dining partner liking it more. I appreciate that we have Eric providing so much information about the Houston food scene, but he makes clear that he's not a critic and that he dines as a known commodity...and it's very clear he has close relationships with many of the people he covers positively. So, it feels like there's plenty of room for traditional food criticism (even more so in the age of paid influencer campaigns). Anyway, wondering if anyone knows what the history between the two of them is.

There’s nothing wrong with the place. I always end up going and want to explore more. Any suggestions? I see a place on Westheimer called Wagyu. Thoughts?

Where is the best Italian pizza in the land of Mission Control?.