Hypsi

  4.2 – 74 reviews   • Italian restaurant

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Address and Contact Information

Address: 347 W 20th St, Houston, TX 77008

Phone: (346) 613-1265

Website: https://www.hypsirestaurant.com/

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347 W 20th St, Houston, TX 77008. Inside Hotel Daphne. CONTACT. 346.613.1265 · [email protected]. HOURS. Monday – Sunday Breakfast | 7am – 11am

Reviews

Diem Allis
Hypsi at The Daphne Hotel has a very chic, hip vibe and beautiful décor. Service was friendly but not especially attentive. The wine pours were very generous.

We started with the lamb meatballs, beef tartare, and grilled octopus. The lamb meatballs were delicious and comforting, served with yummy toasted buttered bread. The grilled octopus was very flavorful and nicely cooked. The beef tartare was presented on top of a piece of bread, which was different, but I didn’t love it.

For entrées, we ordered the Cavatappi, Beef short rib brasato, Duroc pork Milanese, and Roasted snapper. The Cavatappi was hands down everyone’s favorite dish. It was creamy, incredibly flavorful, not too heavy, and it just melted in your mouth. The roasted snapper was my second favorite. It was light yet robust with flavor. The short rib brasato was a bit dry and underwhelming. The Duroc pork Milanese was my least favorite. The pork was very bland, and the dandelion salad on top had a strange flavor that didn’t work for me.

For dessert, we tried the tres leches tiramisu and the pistachio pie, and unfortunately both were disappointing. The tiramisu portion was generous but all the ladyfingers and coffee flavor were concentrated at the very bottom. The pistachio pie was a miss for the whole table. It initially tasted like key lime pie. The top raspberry layer tasted citrusy orange and clashed badly with the pistachio base layer. None of us enjoyed it.

That said, the atmosphere and the Cavatappi would bring me back. Next time, I’d love to try the roasted beets which looked really good.
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Jim N
Discovered Hyspi at the Daphne Hotel and it instantly became one of my favorite neighborhood dinner spots.

The menu is intentionally small…which I love, and everything we tried felt dialed-in and confident. The spicy vodka pasta was rich and balanced, and the braised short rib was deeply flavored with perfect portions.

The space itself is intimate and chic, with a beautiful bar and a wine list that pairs effortlessly with the menu.

I loved it enough to come back for lunch, and the daytime vibe shifts into something more relaxed while still feeling polished.

It feels like a place you’d stumble into in Europe, yet it has a distinct Houston identity.

Hyspi is exactly the kind of focused, design-forward restaurant you want in your regular rotation.
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Dionne Christiansen
I love Hypsi. I’ve been there for brekkie 3 times now and it’s been great each time. I love that it’s a little tucked away, how it’s in a hotel, because it feels more relaxed, and yet still has great ambience. The service is great and so is the food. I want to go for lunch or dinner some time to see if it’s as good. But yes, I highly recommend.
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Maggie J
After the closure of Elro I was happy to see Terrence Galivan back in the mix with this new restaurant in the heights. I have been a couple of times since they opened in mid December and have been very impressed with both the food and decor. Good service, cool bar scene and even a cozy fireplace. Top dishes include the mozzarella cart, lumache alla vodka and roasted chicken. Also highly recommend the chocolate souffle! Excited to see how this restaurant evolves with the expansion of the hotel.
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Hunter Montgomery
We finally checked out Hypsi, the new spot attached to Hotel Daphne, and it honestly feels like nothing else in the Heights right now. From the second you walk in, you can tell how much thought went into the space. The decor, furniture, and overall design feel intentional but still warm and inviting. It’s stylish without trying too hard. It did not feel like Houston. The patio is very private, and looks like an awesome spot for groups, dates, and brunch as well.

The menu is small in a good way. Everything feels hand-picked, not thrown together, which made ordering easy. We had the squid ink radiatori, the lumache alla vodka, and the Duroc pork Milanese. All three were excellent. The pastas were rich, balanced, and clearly made with care, and the pork Milanese was perfectly cooked and not overly heavy.. it had a very flavorful salad with lemon and dill that really complimented the pork. We are excited to come back and try some of the other items, because they really all looked like solid picks. Dessert was the tres leches tiramisu, which was a standout. It’s a fun twist and a great way to end the meal without feeling weighed down. More importantly, the service was fantastic. We were seated and taken care of right away, and our server Jesus was extremely attentive.

Overall, Hypsi feels like a place you could come for a special night out but also one you’ll want to come back to just because. I am so happy we have a nice boutique hotel in our neighborhood, and an incredible restaurant as well. Great food, a beautiful space, and a vibe that feels fresh for the neighborhood. Definitely worth checking out!!!
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D Buck
Excellent food, beverages and service. The venue was artsy and welcoming. The staff felt coordinated and a good team. It was a treat. We had the Ceasar salad that has some welcomed spiciness, the squid ink pasta with calamari was as creative as it was cooked perfectly. The red snapper was delicious, full of flavor and textures.
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Luke Mace
Cozy vibe inside, velvet couch and low lights. Had the focaccia with ricotta, grilled octopus, red gem caesar, lumache alla vodka, short rib, and pistachio pie. For drinks we had the pepperonchini Martini and calibrian whiskey sour, everything was good. The Octopus was perfect.
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Sophie Khoury
Still thinking about the incredible dinner I had at Hypsi! Living in NYC, my expectations are sky-high, and Hypsi delivered one of the most memorable dining experiences I’ve ever had. Every bite was perfection—the octopus, the arancini, the pasta alla vodka… absolutely delicious! The service was impeccable, and the vibe was flawless. I can’t wait to go back! Honestly, I’d fly to Houston just for Hotel Daphne and Hypsi!
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Phillip Kuhl
Had a really great experience sitting at the bar. Didn’t have a reservation but 2 spots available and were glad we stayed! Service was very quick, pleasant and the food was delicious. A really nice atmosphere and high end but eclectic feel that this neighborhood matches! We will be back!
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MIMI
Hidden gem! Best Italian sausage and gravy I’ve ever had! Brunch was phenomenal! Beautiful decor with lots of outside seating as well. Very attentive staff.
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