Houston

name	price	cuisine	stars
DONERAKI 7705 Westheimer Rd (713-975-9815) Open Mon–Thur 11–10:30, Fri & Sat 7–TK, Sun 9 a.m.–2 a.m. Reservations accepted. web site \| map \| latest review \| access ++ \| add to library \| add your review	$–$$	Tex-Mex / Mexican

(From June 2008) Of all the great Mexican food in town, this boisterous spot ranks fair-to-middlin’, but crowds still come for Tex-Mex standards in huge portions. Case in point: The “small” bowl of yummy chicken and vegetable soup with cheese and avocado could feed a family of four. Nicely executed, also, was the grilled chicken breast topped with spinach, queso fresco, and a mild chipotle sauce. An order of tacos al carbón was marred only by a hunk of fat in the otherwise full-flavored, tender beef. Bar.
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GOODE COMPANY HAMBURGERS AND TAQUERIA The 50 Best Burgers 2009 » 4902 Kirby Dr (713-520-9153) Open Mon–Fri 11–10, Sat & Sun 7:30 a.m.–10 p.m. web site \| map \| latest review \| photo \| access ++ \| add to library \| add your review	$-$$	Tex-Mex / Burgers

(From August 2009) Don’t forget the fries. At Goode Company they’re hand-cut and as appealing in their salty-peppery goodness as the sunny vibe in this neighborhood restaurant. The burger comes on a sesame-studded buttery bun with sprightly iceberg leaves, generous slices of onion, and juicy red tomatoes. You add jazzy fixin’s like salsa and guacamole from the condiments bar. The slightly fatty charbroiled beef patty recalls family backyard cookouts of yore. Luckily, Dad wasn’t around this time to make us share.
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