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    where to order super bowl to-go

    Score a winning Super Bowl party with diverse dishes and cocktails to go from these top Houston restaurants

    Eric Sandler
    Feb 3, 2023 | 10:20 am

    On Sunday, February 12, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs will square off in Super Bowl LVII. With the Eagles being a two-point and a relatively high-predicted point total of 49.5, the game should be both close and high scoring, which is to say, highly entertaining.

    Such a game deserves worthy party snacks. Instead of opting for pizza or wings from national chains, why not let some top Houston restaurants help cater the feast. The list below includes plenty of places selling wings, gumbo, sandwich trays, and more.

    Better Luck Tomorrow
    The acclaimed Heights bar and restaurant is offering to-go sandwiches — choose Italian, veggie, or chicken club — along with bottled cocktails such as ranch water, Bloody Mary, michelada, Old Fashioned, and daiquiri.

    Daily Gather
    The CityCentre restaurant is offering trays of 20 Buffalo wings with blue cheese dressing and veggies for $48.

    Fat Boy’s Pizza
    The recently opened Richmond location of this Louisiana-based pizzeria is offering diners $15 off when they order a 30-inch pizza and gallon of daiquiris to go.

    Feges BBQ
    The Spring Branch restaurant’s Super Bowl offerings include smoked wings, rib tips, and an oversized version of its signature barbecue bowls. A party pack with meat, buns, and sides will feed a crowd.

    Hamsa
    The modern Israeli restaurant is offering four of its skewers — king oyster mushroom, tenderloin, chicken, or shrimp — along with nine different salatin small vegetables dishes and hummus as to-go options for game day.

    La Calle Tacos & Tortas
    Both the Ella Boulevard and downtown locations of the Mexico City-inspired taqueria are offering a party pack of 50 Tacos (individually wrapped, choice of five meats) for about $90. Add cocktails such as margaritas and mojitos for an additional fee.

    Lagniappe Kitchen & Bar
    The Cajun restaurant in the Heights offers both red beans and rice and gumbo by the quart, as well as whole muffuletta sandwiches and po’ boy trays.

    Local Table
    The family-friendly restaurant with five Houston-area locations has a number of Super Bowl specials, including 24 wings for $45 (choice of sriracha, garlic parmesan, hickory smoked BBQ, and honey habanero), chips and queso, spinach artichoke dip, and The G.O.A.T Baked Goat Cheese Dip.

    Loro
    The Asian-inspired smokehouse's Big Game Party Pack ($99) will feed a group of four to six people with all of the following items: wonton chips and dip, smoked pork ribs, whole smoked sake can chicken, Thai-style sausages, and oak-grilled zucchini.

    Phat Eatery
    The Katy restaurant is offering its Malaysian wings — served salt-and-pepper style with red onion, jalapeño, Thai basil, and a 13-spice blend. Most of the menu is also available in party sizes, including roti canai, beef rendang, and satay skewers.

    Ray's Real Pit BBQ Shack
    The barbecue joint has party packs of brisket, ribs, sausage, and chicken that will feed groups of four, 10, 25, or 50. Pick up is Saturday, February 11.

    Treebeards
    The Memorial location of the popular Creole restaurant is selling a Super Bowl party pack for eight people that includes Chicken & Sausage Gumbo, rice, chicken tenders, queso, and tortilla chips for $100.

    Urbe
    Hugo Ortega’s street food restaurant has taquiza packs that come with pastor, barbacoa, salsa, corn tortillas, rice, beans, and more. Add enchiladas, campechana, cocktails, and more to round out the feast.

    Winnie’s
    The Midtown bar and po’ boy purveyor offers five of its signature sandwiches — Fried Chicken Crunch Wrap Supreme, Muffaleta, Smoked BBQ Turkey Po-Boy, Buffalo cauliflower, and fried shrimp — as platters designed to feed either 8-10 people or 15-20. In addition, the establishment sells green onion dip, chicken wings trays, gallons of gumbo, and more.

    Urbe taquiza pack

    Photo by Paula Murphy

    Urbe has taquiza packs that will feed a crowd.

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    Meet the Tastemakers

    Houston's 10 best neighborhood restaurants offer comfort and convenience

    Eric Sandler
    Mar 3, 2026 | 3:16 pm
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    ChòpnBlọk is basking in the national spotlight.

    The time has come to celebrate the nominees for Neighborhood Restaurant of the Year in the 2026 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards.

    Since a “neighborhood restaurant” should be as available to its customers as possible, we only include establishments that are open at least six days per week and serve both lunch and dinner. Beyond that, they should be affordable, casual, and available to people without a reservation. After all, neighborhood restaurants should be just as welcoming for a spontaneous weeknight craving as they are for fancy weekend celebrations.

    Who will win? Find out at our Tastemaker Awards ceremony April 16 at Silver Street Studios. Dine on bites from this year’s nominees, sip cocktails from our sponsors, and witness as we reveal the winners. Buy your tickets now. A limited number of Early Bird General Admission tickets remain. VIP tickets offer early entry, valet parking, and more perks. All tickets will sell out before the event, so don't wait.

    Here are the nominees for 2026 Neighborhood Restaurant of the Year:

    Aga's
    Even by its incredibly busy standards, the essential Southwest Houston Indo-Pak restaurant had a banner 2025. Not only did Chris Shepherd feature the restaurant on Eat Like a Local, the Chronicle ranked it as Houston’s best restaurant. Plans for a new, to-go only location in Katy will bring its signature goat chops, biryani, karahi, and more to even more people.

    Aladdin Mediterranean Cuisine
    With locations in Montrose and Garden Oaks, this cafeteria-style Mediterranean restaurant has built a devoted following for its pita, hummus, vegetables, kebabs, and more. At a time when everyone is looking for an affordable meal, Aladdin offers an entree and sides for as little as $18 or its essential lamb shank for $25. Make sure to save room for a little baklava.

    ChòpnBlọk
    The West African restaurant has earned a lot of national acclaim since opening its Montrose location in 2024, including a glowing two-star review in the New York Times from chief restaurant critic Tejal Rao and a Bib Gourmand designation in the Michelin Guide. Frequent collabs, including partnerships with the likes of Bun B (Trill Burgers) and Marcus Davis (The Breakfast Klub) help maintain the lively spirit of ChòpnBlọk’s pop-up roots.

    Cuchara
    For almost 15 years, this restaurant has been providing Montrose diners with a taste of Mexico City. Dishes such as turkey in mole negro and huitlacoche quesadilla remain fan favorites, as do the well-crafted margaritas. With Houston on the cusp of peak patio weather, expect Cuchara to be packed for as long as the weather holds.

    Feges BBQ
    With features like a kids play area and dinner service Tuesday through Saturday, the Spring Branch location of Erin Smith and Patrick Feges’ eponymous barbecue joint serves its neighborhood well. The vegetarian-friendly menu — think Korean-braised greens, sweet and spicy sprouts, elote, and more — allows the restaurant to cater to more than carnivores. Happy hour deals, weekly specials, and a $15 pork steak help make the restaurant affordable for area families.

    Handies Douzo
    When Houstonians want the city’s crispiest, most well-crafted hand rolls, they turn to one of this restaurant’s three locations in Montrose, the Heights, or Spring Branch. Both the approachable, counter seating format and affordable prices (a three-roll set is less than $20) make it easy to drop in for a quick bite. Given the attention to detail, it’s no wonder that the Dubai location of Kokoro, its upscale sister concept, made the World’s 50 Best List for the Middle East and North Africa.

    Moon Rabbit
    From staples like spring rolls and shaken beef to more unusual fare like the banh xeo tostada Xi quiche bone marrow, diners turn to this Vietnamese restaurant for well executed fare. Warm service and a creative cocktail list further enhance its appeal.

    Nonno's Family Pizza Tavern
    This pizzeria from the team behind Nobie’s and The Toasted Coconut has quickly become a favorite for Montrose families. Part of the credit goes to the retro-inspired dining room — complete with an arcade, but restaurants do not succeed on vibes alone. It’s the crispy, tavern-style pies, gooey mozzarella sticks, and other crowd-pleasing fare that keeps people coming back again and again.

    North China
    For more than 40 years, this West Houston staple has been serving Chinese, Chinese America, and Korean classics to hungry Houstonians. First timers should seek out signature items like the Beijing fish bun, sizzling rice soup, and Pong Lai beef, which gets its signature spice from chile de arbol. That willingness to blend Chinese classics with Texas flavors keeps diners coming back again and again.

    Pinkerton's Barbecue
    With a second Bib Gourmand designation and a third straight appearance in Texas Monthly’s list of the state’s 50 best barbecue joints, Grant Pinkerton’s Heights-area restaurant has affirmed its status as one of Houston’s premier smokehouses. Diners go to Pinkerton’s for expertly smoked brisket, the signature “candy paint” pork ribs, and sides such as duck jambalaya and jalapeno cheese rice. The recently-opened Upper Kirby location, with its retro style and expanded menu, is the city’s most ambitious barbecue joint to open in the past several years.

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    The Tastemaker Awards ceremony is sponsored in Houston by Maker's Mark, Culinary Khancepts, NTX LVL Event, Shutto and more to be announced. A portion of proceeds will benefit our nonprofit partner, the Southern Smoke Foundation.

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    ChòpnBlọk is basking in the national spotlight.

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