POST Houston

Name: POST Houston
Address: 401 Franklin Street, Houston, TX, 77201, US
Telephone: (713) 999-2550
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

Houston's downtown cultural hub for events, cuisine, and community

4.8(5 reviews)

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POST Houston is a downtown cultural center at 401 Franklin St, serving as a lively hub for events, food, and community. Visitors note worship nights, photoshoots, fashion shows, and festive light displays, plus a diverse food court and bars. Upstairs and rooftop offer skyline views, making it a vibrant spot to experience Houston's history and culture.

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401 Franklin St, Houston, TX 77201, USA

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401 Franklin Street

Houston, TX, 77201

(713) 999-2550 www.posthtx.com/

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Food Court Dining

A diverse array of food vendors offering local American, Caribbean, Thai, Chinese, and more, with options for all tastes and dietary preferences.

Event Venue Rental

Spacious and flexible areas for hosting events such as worship nights, fashion shows, photoshoots, and community gatherings.

Rooftop Skyline Views

Access to a scenic rooftop with seating, perfect for relaxation, romantic dates, and panoramic views of downtown Houston.

Seasonal Festivities

Hosting special events like Winter Wonderlawn with light displays, Octoberfest with pop-up bars, and holiday celebrations.

Retail and Shops

Side shops and businesses offering unique products, though caution advised for some items like perfumes to ensure authenticity.

Community and Cultural Programs

Regular community-based activities, including Urban Hymnal worship nights and cultural showcases that highlight Houston's diversity.

4.80 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Amie Ashworth

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· 9 months ago

Winter wonderlawn was super cute, nice light displays. Beautiful of of the skyline. Great experience.

Gautam Shekhar

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· 9 months ago

We came here on Christmas Eve to look at the lights and have a quick bite. There are multiple good options, of which we went with the Thai food and the pizza. The lights were good, they had Christmas carols too.

Jason “Jay B”

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· 11 months ago

12/15: We came here to find a quick snack to eat and it looks amazing inside. We didn't spend alot of time there because we got here late close to closing but we will definately be coming back and give a better rating. Here are some pictures to share.

Sasha Damian

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· 11 months ago

Great place for events, flowers, and food! Very community based. I have been going here regularly since last year for Urban Hymnal worship night and Eden Church Houston. I’ve also been for other various events such as photoshoots and fashion shows. Great place for experiencing Houston and some of its history!

Don Allen

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· 11 months ago

Well I finally made the trip to downtown Htown to visit the Post Houston and enjoyed the date. Yes, good date outing. I think I expected more but enjoyed the place. It is not as big as the hype but that’s okay. When you enter the first floor it’s mainly the food court section in the middle. It’s Like a mall food courts. A little something for everyone. Who is everyone? Well, local American and foreign. This I like because I like a variety. I saw hot chicken breast sandwiches to huge real meat hamburgers to Caribbean dishes to Thai dishes to loaded baked potatoes to whole fried huge fishes to Chinese food. There are deserts and two very nice bars serving up adult beverages! Big screen TVs playing the current big Saturday afternoon college football game. We visited on last Saturday around 3pm. People watching is the number one thing that was going on. I saw more national of people in one place than I have anywhere else in Houston other than the Zoo or Herman Park! On each side of the food court is other shops and businesses. You can head upstairs or to the rooftop for a chilled relaxing area and romantic view of the Downtown Houston Skyline. It was October so an Octoberfest was going on with pop up bars and food vendors serving small bites and beverages. There is seating up there and two ways of getting up there, huge stairs or by elevator. I took a few pictures of upstairs because I plan to paint that Htown Skyline! Now word of advice for the cologne and perfume place downstairs, stay clear. Over priced fakes that you can get on Amazon or elsewhere for $30-$40 cheaper! Magic word, fakes! Don’t let them tell you any differently. Just look closely at the boxes or scan the bar codes and compare online right there in front of them. Talk them down!😉

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