“ One of the best food halls I have been to. Really good diversity on the cuisines they offer as well as beer and liquor. They have ice cream and desserts as well so there is something for everything. Really clean place and the service was quick. Would come back. ”

“ Taco fuego was amazing! I've been dying to have birria tacos but since I don't eat meat, it's been hard. This place offers shrimp birria tacos and they were DELICIOUS!! Definitely recommend ”

“ Great Eatery Experience! It was a pleasure coming to this visually appealing place with delicious food to match. I enjoyed lunch at Kwosushi and had the spicy salmon rice bowl that was made to order. It cold with raw salmon but they were so accommodating & seared mine a little. A later had a scoop of biscoff cookie ice cream with a black vanilla cone from Flower and cream. They have quite a few colors with speciality made ice cream flavors and toppings. It's so many more restaurants to try with ample seating & family friendly. It can also be a great day date experience. I'm excited revisit this spot soon! ”

“ Love a good food hall!! Especially a food hall that serves nice sized portions so you get your money's worth. Tonight tried Lea Jane's Hot Chicken. I ordered the Plain Jane chicken sandwich that comes with fries. You can't sub here so to try the Mac n cheese I had to order it on the side. I also ordered a side of ranch for the fries. Everything was great as far as the sandwich and fries!! I was not a huge fan of the Mac n cheese but at least I tried it. Now y'all this ranch!! Ughh sooo good!! Creamy, thick and has a touch of dill. Not your average ranch but so good. And I'm now obsessed. I will be back to try the other spots like Twisted Grilled Cheese! Also don't forget to stop by Eden Plant Co to get coffee and then take the spiral staircase or elevator to the rooftop and take a peek at the skyline! Worth the pics for sure and just to chill! Happy Yelping! ”

“ I've been a Houstonian long enough to remember dropping off my IRS tax return here many years ago on April 15th. That was back when it was the Barbara Jordan US Post office and sorting center. It eventually was closed and sat vacant for many years. A few years ago some developers bought it with the idea to renovate it for a food and shopping destination with office spaces as well and a music hall venue. I went with some friends yesterday to take pictures up on the rooftop at sunset. The developers put in a large landscaped garden on the roof and at this time of year they have the garden decorated with all kinds of winter holiday decorations, they call it Winter Wunderland. We had to drive into town from Kingwood so we arrived just before 4 pm and there was plenty of parking spaces. Just to be clear, they do charge for parking but they don't give you a ticket upon entry, they scan your license plate so when you exit it rescans and determines how long you have been there and you just pay by credit card at the exit. After parking we went inside. The main area is what you could call a food hall. There are all kinds of little food spaces serving everything you can imagine from pizza to sushi, Filipino food, a ramen shop, burgers and even a place that just sells fancy grilled cheese sandwiches. There are even to large bar areas selling beer, wine and cocktails. You order your food and beverage, pay and they either text you for pickup or give you a beeper device. But most of the places are cash free and only take credit cards. My friends and I wondered around after eating and took some pictures, the food hall has tons of chrome, stainless steel and neon lighting so is very cool to photography. When they remodeled the building they cut away through the upper floors above the food hall and the whole roof area is a skylight so bright during the day. We finally went up to the roof at 5 pm and as another yelper said, the directions are non-existent. You have to use the elevator up front where an employee scans your ticket or sells you one. Everything is done by phone and QR codes now. The elevator only takes you to the second floor, we had to ask someone where the next elevator was. They really need to put up directions signs. We eventually got to the roof. We walked around taking pictures and waiting for the sun to set, you really get a great view of the north side of the downtown skyline and the sunset light was perfect. Only downside was a cold front had hit Houston earlier so it was quite chilly up on the roof. After an hour or so we had seen enough and made our way back to our car and the long drive back to Kingwood. ”

“ Eclectic and fun little market! There are tons of options for food and drink; something for everyone. Regretfully I didn't catch the name of the bar where we sat to eat and have our drinks but it was wonderful. It was in the center of the marketplace. Awesome cocktails and friendly, great bartenders. The food was delicious too. This is the perfect place to hit before seeing a show at 713. ”

“ parking here is terrible at times but they have great food options and an amazing view of the city from the top! i love the idea behind the building being a repurposed building. you can see both the historical and modern aspects of the building in its interior. check out this place for great food options. my fav spot here is Chop 'N Block. Best view is at night! ”

“ POST Market is the food court that is housed inside POST - a multi-use space in downtown Houston. The space used to be the headquarters of Houston's USPS, and as such has an industrial vibe. I was looking for some lunch after a morning of museum exploring, and since POST came at the recommendation of several friends, I decided to check it out. While the offerings in POST as a whole are a little sparse, the Market section is by far the most developed area of the facility and where most of the people were. The decor is industrial to go with the rest of the space, and all of the food spots are untied by having neon signage which really pops against the white grated backdrop. There are several food vendors offering a variety of cuisines. I landed on tacos and got three birria ones - they were pretty good but nothing to write home about. I was also in the mood for something sweet so I decided to get a cone; the raspberry tres leches was speaking to me and got it in a red cone to complete the aesthetics. The ice cream was really good and was a good finisher to my meal. Overall, I had a good experience at POST Market. While I didn't find anything I had to be destination worthy, it's a good spot to spend some time and satisfy a variety of tastes. ”

“ POST Market is one of my favorite food halls in Houston. I love the diversity of the cuisines offered as it is reflective of Houston as well as the building's history (it was the former Barbara Jordan Post Office). The Market has so many restaurants to choose from and some of the restaurants have changed over the past few years. I love that ChopnBlok gives out free samples. Lea Jane's Hot Chicken and Taco Fuego seem to always have a line. If you want something sweet, there's quite a few dessert options. There's lots of seating inside the Market. There used to be some seating outside on the loading dock near Andes Café, however I didn't see any tables on the dock during my last visit. If you want to enjoy an adult beverage, the Market has two bars: Address Unknown and Return to Sender. The craft cocktails at Return to Sender are very good! The bars have happy hour specials from 3p-6p M-F. On my last visit, I noticed that a daiquiri place moved in. I like that they have water fountains with refill stations. This can come in handy if you're going to be hanging out awhile. The neon lights are so bright and cool! The website boasts that the Market gives "cyberpunk vibes." I also love the spiral staircase in the middle of the hall. It's an attention grabber and makes for a cool photo op. The edition of the jumbo LED screens is a nice touch. The Market would be a perfect place to grab a bite to eat while watching the game! They host Astros watch parties as well as trivia on Tuesdays. Downtown Houston has its fair share of food halls, but Post Market is definitely the best one out of the bunch! ”

“ SUCH an awesome spot! I'm from St. Louis, so this was such a great spot to stop and check out some local businesses. We have a spot like this called The Foundry, so I was excited to explore what it had to offer. It is well lit with lots of natural light- super inviting. Loved the neon lights of each spot, definitely added to the cool aesthetic. We had just eaten lunch and were wanting some coffee and something sweet. While on the hunt, I saw so many different kinds of spots to grab food from: Italian, boba, Mediterranean, a bar to grab a drink, Cajun, burgers- truly the works. We stumbled upon Jackson's Brew for coffee, and Paletas del Sol for our dessert. After grabbing our items, we made our way upstairs to check out the rooftop. I love the idea of this, it would be so cool to grab lunch here regularly and get some fresh air. Loved it and would definitely go back next time I come to HTX! ”