One of the largest skylines in the country, Downtown is very proud of its world-renown architecture by I.M. Pei and Philip Johnson, a diverse mix of post-modern, art deco and Italian renaissance. These buildings are home to the headquarters of various multinational businesses and financial institutions. Most of the buildings in the Skyline District are connected by an intricate Pedestrian Tunnel and Skywalk System more than six miles long. Having started out years ago as a tunnel between two Downtown movie theaters, today it includes restaurants and service retail between connecting buildings. Please note that the tunnels are open weekdays only and are usually locked down after 6 pm.
Steakhouse A take on the modern steakhouse, Prominent Denver Chef Troy Guard’s first foray into the Houston dining scene features rows of wood-burning grills with a bright, airy atmosphere that ...
Jimmy John's has tasty 8 inch subs starting at $3.50 for a "Plain Slim" (meat, cheese, and bread only) or $7.75 for the "J.J. Gargantuan" which has five different meats. ...