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TOP THINGS TO DO IN RIVER OAKS
DINING
- Steak 48 – A high-end steakhouse, Steak 48 offers the best in prime steaks and fresh seafood. Their extensive menu allows residents and visitors alike to enjoy exquisite selections from unique appetizers to tasty desserts.
- Tiny Boxwoods – This upscale café serves tasty breakfast and lunch classics in its unique “green” dining environment.
- Brasserie 19 – Known for its sophisticated French dining experience, Brasserie 19 offers one-of-a-kind French dishes with a New American twist. Their vast wine selection is a popular hit among visitors.
- La Griglia – A lively, upscale Italian restaurant, La Griglia is home to a number of authentic Italian dishes.
- Toulouse Café and Bar – This stylish café serves the best in French classics and cocktails. The dining experience is unique in itself; visitors often enjoy the lively atmosphere Toulouse offers.
SHOPPING
- River Oaks District – An outdoor shopping complex, the River Oaks District offers a large variety of luxury retailers and brands to choose from.
- River Oaks Shopping Center – This unique shopping center has stores for everyone in the need for a wonderful shopping experience. There’s also a convenient Kroger and theater nearby if you need to pick up quick groceries or looking for an easy entertainment option.
ACTIVITIES
- SoulCycle – SoulCycle adds the “soul” back into fitness! This SoulCycle studio reinvents what we know as indoor cycling with the addition of candlelight, amazing music, and highly inspirational instructors.
- Milk + Honey – Milk + Honey is a full day spa and salon that offers the most relaxing and rejuvenating experience to guests.
- River Oaks Theatre – Viewed by residents of the area as the go-to theater, the historic River Oaks Theatre offers a unique cinematic experience for guests, including midnight and weekend screenings of old classics.
- Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens – A beautiful hidden historical gem, the Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens is maintained inside the former home of Houston philanthropist, Ima Hogg, and displays collections of the finest American antiques and paintings.
