A smart, sleek modern Mexican restaurant tucked into the lobby of a downtown office tower. Great margaritas and ceviches as well as more involved entrees. The kitchen also makes a mean tamale. Read more.
Like walking into someone’s living room. This super-casual place serves wine, inexpensive small-plates fare. Braised chicken legs and cabbage salad are highlights. Read more.
If you’re looking for simple, familiar American food, this is your best option downtown. The floor staff does an excellent job of estimating wait times and getting the food to the table quickly. Read more.
Some of the entrees are a bit expensive, but the imported beers and sausages won’t fail to satisfy. Read more.
The signature steaks and chops won’t disappoint, but there’s also a French bistro menu if you’re looking for something lighter or more interesting. The lobster Cobb salad makes for a good splurge. Read more.
A Mexican furniture and handicraft store that doubles as a restaurant. The food is fine rather than great, but the atmospheric setting pulls you in. Read more.
Excellent if tiny Vietnamese restaurant on the downtown strip. Only open for lunch. Try the pho, a beef noodle soup. If the dining area is packed, you can find seating in the basement.
