

Good wine is abundant. Great wine is rare. At Plane & Level, we locate and cultivate exceptional wines from around the globe to curate the perfect wine for every palate. Plane & Level redefines the word “flight,” and offers an intimate bar and tapas experience in addition to modern fine dining experience set in a casual yet elegant atmosphere. The wine program is incredibly unique as we offer one-of-a-kind wines from around the world that cannot be purchased anywhere else in the state of Texas. With over 20 years’ experience in the industry, our talented in-house sommelier and winemaker guides guests through our extensive wine list to select the the perfect wine for each palate and to accompany the meal.
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Update: After attending the cooking class: On a Saturday afternoon: The class size was perfect. Everyone was able to hear and see everything. I’m pretty confident that I will be able to put that dish together at home.
Tapas style entrees mean eating as much as you want, but not too much.
The flavors and presentation are like artwork. It’s a thrill when the dishes arrive at the table.
The wine list is spectacular, with unique Spanish and French wines that are not available elsewhere.
The service is outstanding. The staff is friendly and always attentive, and the proprietor may even stop by your table to speak about the food or wine.
The main space is smaller, seating only about 25 patrons. (There’s a bar area that will seat 5 or 6 and 4 tables designed to seat 4 to 5 people each.) So, reservations are your best bet. There’s also an adjacent event space for parties. This restaurant is so good that it works for a business meal or birthday/anniversary celebration like ours.
We’ve eaten everywhere in Houston, and I’d say that Plane and Level represents the best food and service in the city. That’s no exaggeration! It’s truly world class.
Overall, a tremendous spot, with an owner and staff who are masters of their craft, and extraordinarily hospitable.
We had the SEARED SCALLOPS, DUCK
BREAST, GAMBAS ALPIL-PIL, PIQUILLOS & CRAB (our favorite *crab-stuffed piquillo peppers with pimenton aioli), JAPANESE A5
WAYGU BEEF, and for dessert, the SPICED CREMA CATALANA.
Atmosphere: Cute place. The front door is small and I am a big boy, so added to the airplane feel. We were excited by the menu and pictures from Google maps and already had a few ideas in mind.
Food: We ordered the duck breast, scallops, and patatas. The patatas came out first. They were soggy, which was confusing as the menu said double fried. The sauces came across as one note and flat. We both said it needed something to complete the flavors. Then we compared to pictures online: it was missing the herbs and the (assuming) ham bits.
The scallops were under done and very watery. There was a significant size difference and it showed in the different cooks on them. The extra moisture was the likely culprit of the lack of sear. We ate the outer bits and they lacked seasoning and the light crunch from the sear. The romesco sauce was hard to taste as it soaked up the scallop water, and we could not find any notes of truffle oil on the plate.
The duck breast was over cooked to a well done, causing it to get chewy. The breast was quite small, with the fat making up half the overall duck portion. The amount of liquid shows it did not get to rest after cooking. The sweet potato puree was smooth, but desperately needed salt. The confit grapes were flavorful and juicy. We both wanted a bowl of those.
Service: While the service started out okay, it quickly fell to almost non-existent. We had to flag down a server to get both of our empty water glasses refilled. I wanted to discuss our food issues with the manager, but we didn’t see the manager until we were settling the bill.
Overall: 1 Star. Based on the pictures we know the food can be prepared better, but to have all 3 of our dishes be wrong in the same order, that can’t be overlooked as a simple mistake.