Restaurants in West University Place
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
You think you know what to expect with an Italian restaurant (lots of dishes ending with the suffix –ini, marinara sauce, waiters) but today’s Groupon will pleasantly surprise you. With this deal, $15 gets you $30 worth of food and drink at La Strada, an innovative restaurant with a buzzed-about weekend brunch menu.
Today’s Groupon lets you get your fill of soy-dunked delights without resorting to chugging another bottle of soy sauce. For $15, you’ll get $35 worth of eastern hemisphere vittles at Northwest Houston’s Tenshi Sushi and Japanese Noodle, a friendly sushi shack located off Jones Road. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
Ever since brunch was first hybridized in a lab years ago by hungry scientists who couldn't wait until lunch, numerous attempts have been made to cross-breed the mutant meal with other cool things. Today's deal is the first to meet with success: $15 for $30 of bottomless brunch buffet with a complimentary mimosa and a digestive dose of live blues at Danton’s."Blind" Robert Travis: The genius behind such blues hits as "My Baby Don't See Things The Way I Don't," and "What's The Big Deal About Movies?," died of blindness in 1972. Today, his spirit inhabits his old guitar, which he hopes is found and played by an orphan whom he can magically gift with the ability to play the blues before possessing his body and living again through him.
Serving savory subs since 1956, the friendly bread bookenders at Jersey Mike’s employ fresh ingredients to gift diners with an extensive menu of handheld eats assembled directly before eager mouths. Sink your ivories into cold subs such as the Jersey Shore's Favorite, where generous slices of provolone, ham, and cappacuolo arrive layered with onions, lettuce, tomatoes, vinegar, and a sprinkling of oil and spices ($4.29–$8.95, depending on size). Chilly diners dissatisfied with standard whole-wheat sleeping bags can warm up next to hot subs such as the Big Kahuna Cheese Steak ($6.95/reg, $10.75/giant) or the chicken parm's infusion of melted provolone, tomato sauce, and parmesan ($6.25/reg, $9.95/giant). Diners seeking munchables as light as a CGI feather can sample the fresh-tossed salad ($3.99) or tuna salad ($6.25). The friendly sandwich sculptors will also happily customize any 'wich to your whims, offering a host of vegetarian options or the utensil-friendly Sub in a Tub, which mixes the ingredients in a bowl sans bread.
It's Just Good jumpstarts appetites with a menu of hearty breakfast fare, served all day along with comfort fare gleaned from southern homestyle recipes. Washed down with cups of complimentary coffee, omelets envelop cheese and bacon, ham, or sausage next to sides of grits and toast, and stacks of pancakes soak up syrup faster than a tortoise can outrun a continental shift. The inimitable flavors of southern hospitality find their way into comfort fare classics such as pork chop sandwiches, fried catfish, and sweet-potato pie.
