Channeling old Hollywood and iconic actress Audrey Hepburn, this Market Square restaurant in The Woodlands is a glamorous spot to sip a cocktail and enjoy a meal before dipping into the connected theater, the luxurious Reel Cinemas, to watch a movie. The theater is equipped with separate viewing pods for privacy, heated reclining seats, blankets, and a full food and drink menu to order from, ensuring the highest level of comfort through the movie-watching experience. Be sure to check out the luxe restrooms — each stall features a portrait of a famous actor or actress.

Outfitted with plush plum-colored seating and clean, modern decor, this woman-owned Garden Oaks/Oak Forest coffee shop is an adorable place to stop in for a coffee break or a business meeting. Find cold-pressed juices; coffee drinks, including its standout honey sea salt latte; acai bowls; sandwiches; salads; and more. Inspired and looking to switch up your aesthetic? Find a curated corner of home goods and clothing items, hand-picked by the owners.

Bring your favorite pals to this transformed Heights bungalow. The cocktail lounge, which is dripping in bright colors and floral decorations, pours up eye-catching drinks like the vodka-based Pink Flamingo, which is presented in playful glassware for single bargoers or for parties of six to eight guests to share. Share small plates like oysters, pizza, and tuna tartar before digging into dessert. The Berry Cute cheesecake concoction, a blend of white chocolate and tangy raspberries, is a true treat.

For a much-needed dose of kindness and positivity, head to this coffee shop utopia. You might just feel like Barbie when the energetic baristas greet you upon arrival with a compliment. Bask in it, and then order one of La La’s colorful, Instagrammable coffee drinks like the bright iced butterfly matcha latte, made with blue butterfly pea flower, matcha, and milk, and consider one of its breakfast toasts or overnight oats if you’ve worked up an appetite.

Adorned in flowers year-round, this James Beard Award-winning bar beams girl power, with award-winning mixologist Alba Huerta at the helm, and all-female bar staff that whips up drinks for every taste, including a classic Mint Julep, or bartender Adriana’s Honey Melo Sour, made with honeydew-infused pisco, lemon, and lime.

Though Barbie’s essence goes far beyond pink, Ostia’s dining area, framed by a pale pink wall, is a highly Instagrammable place to eat. Make it a date or group outing with the family-style dining option, which allows you to try the best parts of Ostia’s Italian offerings, including an appetizer, pasta, entree, sides, and dessert.

This Montrose Collective beauty pays attention to detail, with attentive service, intricate place settings (check the turquoise napkins), and plenty of dishes to share. Treat yourself to champagne and oysters before graduating to a cocktail like the Sea Goddess, made with Townes vodka, lychee, and vanilla, and a frothy ube-ginger foam. Then, dig into plates like the lobster burrata, made with butter-poached lobster and pickled peaches, and the charred Spanish octopus served with salted sweet potato, salsa matcha, and a cashew miso yogurt.

Australian actress Margot Robbie, who played stereotypical Barbie in the Barbie film, might actually delight in this Montrose cafe. A New York import that’s styled after the ubiquitous all-day cafes in Australia, this coffee and brunch spot offers a chic place to drink and dine, with smashing avocado toasts and coffee drinks, plus a variety of brekkie sandwiches, platters and bowls, and, notably, 99-cent martinis from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays.

Both locations of this coffee and cocktail bar and dispensary feel like a getaway with greenery and decor inspired by the owners’ travels around the world to places like Bali and Tulum. Let loose with its festive drinks, like the very tropical, whiskey-based Mango Rye Tie, mixed with dry curacao, coffee liqueur, falernum, mango, lime, and orgeat. Pucker up with the Pink Loco elixir, a sweet and sour mix of coconut, lemon, lime, and hibiscus that can be infused with your favorite alcohol or a hemp-based CBD or THC. Or, settle in for one of its coffee drinks, which can also be infused with your favorite vice.

Nestled inside the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Le Jardinier offers dishes just as beautiful as the restaurant itself. Adhering to its name, which means “the gardener” in French, the restaurant sends out intricately plated dishes, often ornate with floral petals, with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. Start with the burrata, which is plated with cherry tomatoes, stone fruits, pistachio gremolata, and bee pollen, before moving on to an entree like the tender spiced duck au jus, served with berries and turnips. End with the Barbie pink strawberry mousse, made with creme de citron and mint gelee — one of Le Jardinier’s best desserts yet.