GHWCC Member Restaurant Spotlight: UP Restaurant


UP RESTAURANT

 Authentic, high quality, savory American cuisine with a bold Texas twist

ABOUT
Set in a Highland Village landscape, Up features classic American food with a menu that is planned for the way Houstonians like to eat and drink. The menu stands apart from the trends of the day. Whether one is craving authentic Spanish Paella, USDA steak, or crudo, they will find their favorite version at Up.

Perched three floors up you will be able to enjoy the scenery of downtown Houston or the Galleria. Enjoy the outdoor patio and the wall to wall windows that will be open when weather permits.

 
IN A NUTSHELL
Up is destined to become a Houston staple-your second kitchen. Service is simple- never fussy. Always kind and welcoming, Up is the way dining should be. Authentic, Quality, and Savory American Cuisine with a Bold, Texas Twist!

FINE DINING DRESS CODE

After 5:30PM

PRIVATE DINING

Up Restaurant has unique private and semi private dining areas that will meet every need.

RESTAURANT INFORMATION:
3995 Westheimer Rd.
3rd Floor
Houston, TX 77027
Phone: 713.640.5416

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