

The Annie Cafe & Bar offers a taste of Texas-influenced American cuisine in Houston’s Galleria area. Award-winning Chef Robert Del Grande curates a menu featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients. Diners can enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with indoor and patio seating options.
Bustling bar & eatery for classic drinks & American-Southwestern eats in an ornate dining room.
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Address: 1800 Post Oak Blvd Suite 6170, Houston, TX 77056
Phone: (713) 804-1800
Website: https://www.theanniehouston.com/
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Food:
I ordered the mushroom soup (daily special), calamari, and the mushroom & goat cheese strudel. The soup was beautifully plated — very polished and restaurant-elegant — and the portion was much more generous than I anticipated. Flavor-wise, everything leaned noticeably salty. Not inedible, but enough that I struggled to eat the food.
The calamari was fine — crispy, standard, nothing particularly memorable. The mushroom and goat cheese strudel had potential, but it didn’t land for me. I ended up taking it to go because I was full, and that’s where it really lost ground. The pastry suffered from being packed in a plastic container — the steam softened it, and this just isn’t a dish that travels well. My child tried it later and thought it was “okay,” which feels like an accurate summary.
Service:
Hosting a private event can sometimes change the dynamic, but service throughout the evening was smooth and attentive. No complaints there.
Ambiance:
The Annie delivers on atmosphere. The space feels polished, social, and very Post Oak — ideal for celebrations, business dinners, or a dressed-up girls’ night. The private room setup worked well for our group.
$$:
I spent about $70 in total without ordering drinks. For that spend, I would have expected a bit more balance and refinement in flavor. The value feels fair for the setting and location, but the execution didn’t fully justify it this time.
Would I return? Possibly — but I’d order differently and skip anything that needs to travel. Also, I feel that the menu has changed quite a bit since my last visit.
I loved the crab tostadas, jumbo lump crab cake, and the filet mignon steak. The dessert was really delicious, especially the pecan tart.
Touch of class.
Cheers to our waitstaff Scott for providing a memorable experience.
We had:
Starters- Ahi Tuna Ceviche (not acceptable) w/Avocado, Mango, Pico de Gallo, Jicama, Citrus Broth & Tortillas
Duck Prosciutto w/ Huitlacoche Duxelles, Truffle (superb)
Bacon Wrapped Quail
w/ Jalapeno & Buttermilk Fried Legs, Molasses & Spicy Ranch
Ended off with:
Bread Pudding (bright back childhood memories) w/ Toasted Walnuts & Caramel w/ Fresh Strawberries
Highly recommended: Tortilla Soup!
Update: The weekly specials are incredible, Thursdays are beef tacos and they are exquisite!!!
Now let me say generally American food is not on my top cuisines, so this was refreshing pleasure, the basics staples were all cooked well and with excellent pairings. Their Scottish salmon was so delicious I got it twice, same for the mushroom soup.
Another favorite of our table was the coffee rubbed steak.
Ok, lastly the espresso martini deserves a paragraph of its own. They’re dangerously good. I had 3 and have no regrets.
The restaurant is large and spacious and decorated beautifully, true to its “in post oak area” nature. Lots of photo op places.
Looking forward to coming back!