
Bludorn serves New American cuisine with French technique and Gulf Coast ingredients. Chef Aaron Bludorn’s seasonal menu includes a raw bar, cocktails, Texas meats, seafood, hand-made pasta, and desserts. Join us for Dinner between Montrose and River Oaks, near downtown Houston.
Cocktails, wine & seasonal French-inspired, New American fare served in a fashionable restaurant.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 807 Taft St, Houston, TX 77019
Phone: (713) 999-0146
Website: http://www.bludornrestaurant.com/
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Let’s get to the hits:
Seafood Tower – A bejeweled monument to ocean bounty. If seafood towers had crown jewels, this would be the crown. Briny, pristine, and served with a smile.
Caviar Service – Because sometimes you need tiny pearls of joy to remind you that life truly is delicious.
Dry Aged Duck – Crisp skin, rich flavor, and an aromatics profile that makes you nod at your dining partner like, “Yes. We are adults with excellent taste.”
Colorado Lamb – Tender with just enough gamey complexity to make even the most seasoned foodie raise an eyebrow and whisper, “Bravo.”
Smoked Prime Rib & Texas Wagyu Ribeye – Two massive meat moments that tasted like they’d been slow-dancing with smoke and butter all night. If there were Nobel Prizes for steak, Bludorn would sweep. (Texas wagyu? Yes please.)
Service was polished without being pretentious, like having a friend who also happens to be a walking encyclopedia of wine pairings and flavor theory.
If you’re looking for a restaurant that feels like a celebration every time the server places another plate down, Bludorn is your spot. I went for the food and stayed for the experience — 10/10, will return before my next existential crisis.
The restaurant is beautiful with a warm, cozy atmosphere. The service was excellent — everyone was so attentive. The food was incredible! I had the short rib ravioli, and it was perfectly cooked with amazing flavor and attention to detail.
I couldn’t have asked for a better birthday dinner. Absolutely no complaints! I will definitely be returning. ✨
We got the oysters that were phenomenal besides the one with spinach that wasn’t a good one and our portion did not come with crackers while every other table did. Not a big deal. We ordered the ravioli that was hands down amazing, but reminded me of a brisket sandwich from Bucee’s and the truffle spaghetti that was good, but lacking in flavor. We also shared the beef Wellington that was also pretty good, one of the highlights actually. Then to end off our dinner we ordered the alaskan that is worth the $22. Id say this place is great to try once, but not a repeat occurrence
Their potato wedges were world class, and the snapper was fantastic. Short Rib ravioli was tasty as well – the kitchen view was awesome to see how everyone works to get the dish to the table. Wouldn’t hesitate to come back for another special occasion!
We finished with the Baked Alaska and the nitro carajillo, and it was the perfect ending to one of the best meals we’ve ever had. After 25 years in Houston, I think this might be the best dining experience we’ve had in the city.
Support local businesses and go try this place. Bludorn is easily one of the best restaurants in the country.
However, I did have an unfortunate experience at the bar, which affected my overall impression of my visit. After enjoying an espresso martini, the bartender informed me that I would no longer be served. I appreciate the need for responsibility, but I felt that the decision was made hastily and without understanding. I was having a great time, just being my naturally happy and loud self, and definitely wasn’t intoxicated.
I felt that the bartender could have addressed the situation with more empathy and courtesy. Being approached in a manner that felt dismissive was disappointing, especially since my intention was to enjoy a good time with friends in the lively atmosphere your restaurant provides.
I truly enjoyed the food, and it was a shame that this incident clouded an otherwise great experience. Perhaps additional training for staff on how to gauge intoxication and engage with customers in a more positive manner could prevent future misunderstandings. I don’t think I’ll ever return.
As for the food, it was good but a bit pricey for what you get. We ordered the red snapper(43$), the pumpkin risotto(38$L) , and a handmade lemonade(5$) you also do get complimentary bread and herb butter which was good. The red snapper was cooked really well—crispy on the outside and tender inside. The risotto was flavorful and creamy, though it leaned more on the cheesy side; I didn’t really get much pumpkin flavor from it. The handmade lemonade was refreshing you’ll definitely feel the zing.
I’d still recommend trying this place at least once for the experience and to see if their style fits your taste. It’s worth a visit, especially for the service and ambiance, but just be prepared for the higher prices. They also don’t have a dress code which is fantastic.