The best take-away restaurants Houston

Basically, it's a bakery created in 2001 by baker Scott Tycer. Gradually, and following the success of his bread, he began to offer breakfast and then lunch. Today, the bakery serves delicious sandwiches and fresh salads. As with many non-alcoholic venues in Houston, BYOB(bring your own bottle) is widely practiced here. You can bring your own bottle of wine or craft beer to complement your meal.

This American gourmet restaurant offers a menu ranging from hamburgers and fries to Lebanese salads. You can choose between vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, with some options more balanced than others. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, and the restaurant is a good address for brunch or lunch between museum visits. You'll also find Tex-Mex dishes, typical of the region. The same restaurant has several locations in various neighborhoods, including Downtown, Fountainview, River Oaks and even the Heights.

Located near Rice University, this café-restaurant is friendly and warm, emphasizing the fact that it is "alcohol free". Very accessible to all, ChristoMio offers a healthy and tasty cuisine as well as the possibility to take a break with coffee and delicacies. Recommended place to enjoy something not too expensive without being of bad quality, especially if you want to take a lunch to go and sit in a nearby park.