2 Best Speakeasies In Fairbanks / Northwest Crossing

2 restaurants available nearby

1. Emilia's Havana

4.6

Exceptional(71)

Price: Very Expensive

• Speakeasy • Galleria / Uptown

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Emilia's Havana, tucked away in the vibrant Galleria/Uptown area of Houston, offers an exceptional Tapas/Small Plates experience that transports you straight to a 1950s Cuban club. Guests rave about the "delicious and beautifully presented" dishes, crafted by Executive Chef Brian Sutton, that offer an inventive take on Latin-inspired flavors. The atmosphere is enriched by live bossa nova music, creating an unforgettable dining ambiance. With accolades for both its ambiance and service, patrons describe Emilia's as "a hidden treasure" and "a magical and memorable experience." This intimate setting is perfect for those seeking a unique dining adventure with exquisite tapas.

2. Tins

5.0

Exceptional(29)

Price: Very Expensive

• Speakeasy • Northside

Tins, nestled in Northside, Houston, is a sushi lover's paradise where culinary artistry meets vibrant ambiance. This hidden gem offers an omakase experience that is nothing short of spectacular. With a 14-course tasting menu featuring “exquisite flavors” and “extremely fresh” ingredients, Tins is a testament to the authenticity and quality of sushi cuisine. Diners rave about the “unforgettable experience” and the engaging service provided by Chef Sky and Chef Matthew, who transform each meal into a delightful journey. With its speakeasy charm and endless sake, Tins promises an evening filled with fun, flavor, and unforgettable memories.

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