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Listed under Food Court. located in Houston.
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Bravery Chef Hall is a food court located in Houston. They offer wine bar and bar services. Rated 4.6 stars from 632 Google reviews.
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- Address409 Travis St Ste A, Houston, TX 77002, USA
- Websitebraverychefhall.com/
- HoursMonday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMTuesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMWednesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMThursday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday11:00 AM – 11:00 PMSaturday11:00 AM – 11:00 PMSunday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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The Greedy Chicken is unmatched when it comes to hot wings. The Lemon Pepper and Alabama are two of my favorite flavors. The wings are crispy outside and moist inside. The best!
There are only 3 restaurants & the bar but eat restaurant has a good menu and good customer service. The Drunken Pho, pho broth is unmatched with amazing aromatics and rich flavor. Kokoro has great sushi, the staff takes their time to make sure presentation and flavors match.
We ate at Margeaux's and had a dozen Oysters served with a tasty vinegar based dipping sauce, then we finished off our meal at The Blind Goat and had the Beef Bulgogi! Everything was fresh and made to order in front of you. You can sign up via your phone and order your food before you get there, you will receive a text when your food is ready, so easy and convenient. We love absolutely love going to the Bravery Chef Hall!
I dined in here for lunch yesterday (late afternoon on a Saturday) with a friend and really enjoyed my experience. Food: I ordered from The Blind Goat and ate at their bar. The service was straightforward and overall quick. I ordered the lamb curry and the sticky wings. The Lamb Curry was just okay. It tasted bland and the portion was standard. The taste didn’t match the cost at all ($17). I guess for the appearance and location in this food hall, I really thought the food was going to be amazing. The sticky wings were pretty good, a few of my wings weren’t evenly coated but other than that they were good. Drink: from the Wine Bar (directly across the Blind Goat), the bartender/owner was very friendly and welcoming. I order a glass of Moscato D'asti for myself (delicious, I need to know the brand) and a glass of blood orange mimosa for my friend. Atmosphere: I really love that this food hall has so many seating options including outside directly across from the “Houston is Inspired” mural. The interior is nice and modern and a place I want to bring friends to for a hang-out. There is a good variety of restaurants in this food hall and I look forward to trying a different restaurant the next time I return. This food hall is work a visit and is located in downtown.
We had a fabulous meal here, all the options seem wonderful. We got the sushi set from Koroko, shrimp hand rolls from Drunken Pho and the Pad Woon Sen from Bahnn Bahnn. All the food was delicious and the sushi definitely some of the best we have tried. There is only one place to buy alcohol from in the food hall and the owners add 20% gratuities which is high when their prices are already high. I’m

