This EaDo stalwart serves up frothy lattes and fresh juices along with a solid assortment of macarons, desserts, pastries and light fare in a communal atmosphere perfect for getting work done or meeting up with a pal after clocking out.

Divey Eado coffee house AHH Coffee couples creative lattes with crave-worthy fresh pastries that never disappoint. Order a blueberry danish or bacon-potato-cheese taco alongside cafe au lait to help steel your nerves for the day ahead.

The OG pub in EaDo, Lucky’s offers an unpretentious way to enjoy company and game watching with a number of beers on tap and traditional bar bites too. Stop in for specials like 75-cent wings on Mondays, steak and pint night on Tuesday, $3 White Claws on Friday and $8 mimosa pitchers on Sunday.

Owned by former Houston Dynamo star Brian Cheng, this soccer-obsessed bar is ideal for playing a few games of shuffleboard, foosball, or even a few matches of European football on its indoor soccer field. After wearing yourself out on the games, choose from an extensive selection of over forty beers on tap or red, wine and sparkling wine.

A family run restaurant that has served the EaDo community for over ten years, Huynh dishes out fresh, traditional Vietnamese fare like noodle bowls, stir fries, soups and spring rolls in a casual setting. 

This popular EaDo poke bowl spot marries locally sourced produce and sustainably caught fish with atypical flavors like yellowtail drizzled in truffle oil. There’s also plenty of traditional poke options, including a killer sweet shoyu tuna bowl.

Dallas import Rodeo Goat is known for enticing visitors with a craft beer and juicy burgers in a multitude of varieties, including a ground salmon patty and a solid vegan option. Consider the whisky burger, topped with Irish whiskey cheddar and candied bacon, or the Chaca Oaxaca, made with a beef-chorizo patty and topped with a fried egg, avocado, and zesty pico de gallo.

This EaDo newcomer boasts sweeping neighborhood views and plenty to drink, from chilly dry martinis to icy cold beer.

Dedicated to brewing super flavorful, Houston-themed beers, 8th Wonder brings a ton of personality to its dome-shaped warehouse home in EaDo. Hit the taproom and score 3 beer tokens for just $15 (and it comes with a souvenir glass!) to sip the Hopston IPA, or perhaps a Weisstheimer hefeweizen.

Located in a cozy restored bungalow from 1903, Around the Corner transitions from daytime coffee and pastry spot to cocktail and wine bar in the evening. Enjoy the ample patio space, reasonably priced drinks and warm atmosphere. 

Eater Houston’s 2018 Restaurant of the Year continues to earn raves from locals and national publications alike thanks to its cozy, comforting vibe and killer food. Definitely order the “Nancy cakes,” which pairs fluffy cornmeal pancakes with whipped butter and smoked trout roe into one of Houston’s most iconic new dishes.

Relaxed, local-friendly bar East End Hardware gives visitors a way to escape the Texas heat with boozy snocones in a variety of flavors depending on the season. Stop in for crawfish boils, frosé, and to watch a baseball game.