These Houston Restaurants Are Still Closed After Hurricane Harvey

Now that the storm has finally passed, the vast majority of Houston’s restaurants are back up and running, ready to serve up a side of normalcy alongside the entrees. Still, after taking on water (or worse) during the floods, at least a few local favorites are closed until further notice.

For folks who are able, getting out to enjoy the city’s restaurants this weekend is a solid idea. Houston’s restaurant scene is expected to take a financial hit from the storm that could linger for weeks.

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Confirmed Closures and Delays

• Reef — Dining room sustained damage, no reopening date announced
• Underbelly — opening on Friday at 5 p.m.
• Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen (Eldridge) — no reopening date announced
• One Fifth — Originally expected to open on September 1, One Fifth Romance Languages’ debut has been pushed back to September 8.
• Lucky’s Pub — According to the Houston Press, Lucky’s Pub at 2520 Houston Avenue was severely damaged in the post-Harvey floods, along with being hit by a floating truck.
• Killen’s STQ — Hopefully opening on Friday night.
• Los Tios Mexican Restaurant — The chain’s location at 4840 Beechnut is closed for remodeling
• Brenner’s On The Bayou — Closed due to damage, expects to reopen in a month