Houston’s Restaurant Scene Sees Reopenings, New Entrants, and Anticipated Debuts
Houston's restaurant scene is active with the return of Killen's Steakhouse in Pearland, which has reopened after a renovation and is aiming for a Michelin star. Other new establishments include Galiana’s Casa Del Tequila in Cypress, The Bixby on Long…
Houston, TX, September 18, 2026 —
Houston’s dynamic culinary landscape is experiencing a period of significant activity, marked by notable reopenings, the introduction of new dining destinations, and future projections. Pearland’s popular Killen’s Steakhouse has officially reopened its doors following a renovation. The establishment has set an ambitious target, aiming to achieve a Michelin star.
Several new establishments are contributing to the city’s diverse food offerings. In Cypress, Galiana’s Casa Del Tequila has opened, bringing a new option for Mexican cuisine. The Bixby has also debuted on Long Point, adding to the local dining variety. Looking ahead, Himari is slated to open in Tanglewood, with its opening anticipated for late 2026 or early 2027. Majestic Kitchen is set to launch on October 17, introducing another new venue to the city’s restaurant roster.
Alongside these openings and reopenings, the Houston area has also seen some establishments close or undergo management changes. Bistro le Cep is among the restaurants that have recently ceased operations. In a different development, El Tiempo Webster is preparing for a reopening under new family management, signaling a transition for this existing establishment.
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