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Gumbo and crawfish boils, boudin sausage and steaming pots of étouffée, the rhythmic blend of fiddle and accordion of Cajun music: all these have become part of Texas cuisine and culture through the Cajuns who came to the state from Louisiana. In Houston, the influence of a large Vietnamese population has taken delicious Cajun seafood staples and added a Vietnamese flair. Bam Bam’s menu and recipes created by Chef Nguyen of Cajun Kitchen fame include grilled and raw oysters, including Cajun Kitchen’s famous oyster nachos, Vietnamese-Cajun boils and Po-boys all perfectly paired with a selection of rotating local and regional beers. *Breakfast served daily, 6:00 AM-11:00 AM

A beer-centric craft bar with a focus on bringing travelers a true taste of local Houston brews.

A beer-centric craft bar with a focus on bringing travelers a true taste of local Houston brews.

For over 25 years Cadillac Bar has been a hotspot for fun, festivity and. Of course authentic Mexican food.In a world of trendy restaurants Cadillac Bar has not only survived, but continues to be a local legend. A lively mixture of tradition and Mexican flair. If you are a Priority Pass holder, show your Priority Pass up front and you will have $28 to spend at Cadillac Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar. Priority Pass holders are responsible for any additional charges as well as gratuity on the full amount. *Breakfast is served daily, Mon-Sun: 6:00 AM-10:00 AM

Uniquely Houston share plates, salads, sandwiches and burgers, all designed to highlight local flavors and ingredients.

Forno Magico offers guests a section of Neapolitan style pizzas, salads and small plates. Pizzas include classics like Margherita, Pesto and Prosciutto & Arugula; salads feature a classic Caesar and Antipasti Chopped; small plates include Cauliflower Cacio e Pepe and Burrata & Roasted Peppers served with pizza bread.

Gavi offers a uniquely Houston take on Italian cuisine through a combination of local foods and traditional family recipes. House-made pizza, pasta, and antipasti are served beneath sweeping canopies and sculptural trees, evoking a patio dining experience.

Chef Antonio Ware’s New Orlean’s culinary roots create a unique dining experience that feels close to home. Ware traces his love for fresh southern flavors and cooking to his childhood and watching his mother cook with the same local ingredients. It’s those same basic ingredients, now melded with Houston flavors, which continue to inform his cuisine at H-Burger.

Nachos, fajitas, quesadillas and more Tex-Mex favorites.

Hubcap Grill has been voted “Houston’s Best Burger”. We feature fresh ground beef patties with garden-fresh toppings and locally baked buns. Texas Monthly Magazine voted the Philly-Cheesesteak Burger the 5th best burger in the state. Handspun “boozy” milkshakes and a variety of local and national beers are sold in the full bar. *Breakfast is served daily, Mon-Sun: 4:00 AM-10:00 AM

"Authentic Mexican cooking is a world class cuisine that has remained virtually unchanged by the outside world” says Executive Chef Hugo Ortega of his native cuisine. The menu features traditional dishes from many regions of Mexico all made from scratch.

Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen offers a wide variety of fresh seafood daily, large salads, flavorful pastas, delicious appetizers and homemade desserts. All of our bread is baked fresh daily. All of our salad dressings are made from scratch. Our bar is inspired by the bold flavors of the New Orleans French Quarter, with many handcrafted signature drinks. Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen is a full service restaurant.

Authentic Tex-Mex cuisine is brought to the airport in conjunction with famed Houston chef Roland Laurenzo. The Laurenzo family is a dynasty in Houston: Mama Ninfa (Roland’s mother) is credited with introducing fajitas to the United States via Houston in the 1970’s. Roland carries on his mother’s tradition of spicy, savory cuisine and Vida Taqueria boasts a broad selection of favorites including the family’s signature selection of tacos, fresh seafood, enchiladas and guacamoles. Locally sourced products build a genuine flavor profile that will resonate with travelers.

Under a canopy of lanterns rising toward the sky, “Yume” evokes the vibrant energy of Asian night markets and the dreamlike glow of lantern release ceremonies. Featuring a sushi exhibition kitchen and ramen bar, this Asian Biergarten focuses on local- and Japanese-sourced ingredients paired with rotating selections of international beers and imported sake. Walnut slats begin as a wall treatment and then fold outward to form canopies over the kitchen and bar with accents of blue and red. At Yume’s Asian bakery, bold and bright graphics and a wall of maneki-neko “lucky cats” playfully contrast with the wood detailing that unifies the venue.