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08/28/2026
Did you know we don’t use seed oils at Kriti Kitchen?
And honestly, it’s not because we’re trying to jump on the “no seed oil” hype. It’s much simpler than that: traditional Greek cooking has always centered around olive oil, and that’s how we like to cook.
About 85% of our menu is made with olive oil. For the rest, we use grass-fed butter, and for anything fried, we use Fera Fruit oil.
For us, it’s really about tradition, quality, and flavor. We think olive oil makes everything taste better and we love that our food leaves you feeling nourished, satisfied, and ready to take on the day.
Good food should make you feel good, too!!
08/20/2026
Have you ever heard of Trahana? It’s a wonderfully unique Greek ingredient, somewhere between pasta and a crumbly, tangy Parmesan. Made by mixing wheat and milk, then drying and grating it into tiny granules.
For our September 24th Dinner Series, we’re featuring trahana with a roasted tomato & Gulf shrimp. To see the full menu and get tickets check out the link in our bio.
Hope to see you there!
07/29/2026
New Seafood Special! Basil Orange Roasted Snapper | Sautéed Greens | Pine Nut Rice Pilaf
Get it while it lasts!
07/22/2026
Did you know our Seasonal Salad is made with hydroponic lettuce from in Georgetown, Tx? We also source our okra and watermelon locally
Supporting local farmers is important to us, but there’s another reason we do it, the FLAVOR. Fresh, seasonal ingredients simply taste better!
Come taste summer on a plate.
06/30/2026
Looking to feed a crew this weekend? We’ve got you covered! Pre-order some heat & eat options or just stop by and grab a meal or two from our case.
We will have limited hours on July 4th (11 am-3 pm).
06/23/2026
Weekly Fish Special is Branzino over a tomato & roast pepper millet pilaf topped with crispy zucchini. All the flavors of summer! Limited supply so get it while it lasts!
06/19/2026
Looking to treat dad for Father’s Day? Check out our Sunday Brunch Special… Braised Lamb Benedict, slow cooked lamb on top of our Herb & Cheese Biscuits drizzled with a creamy bechamel sauce and sprinkled with feta. Perfect decadence!
06/10/2026
We just returned from a wonderful couple of weeks in Crete. Every visit leaves me in awe of the incredible hospitality, the exceptional food, and the deep pride the people have in their culture and traditions.
And then there’s the scenery. Watching the sun set over the iconic lighthouse of Chania during dinner was one of those moments that reminds you just how breathtaking this island is.
Chania holds a special place in our hearts, as it’s close to where my Papou grew up. Being here always feels like a connection to our family’s roots, and each visit leaves me even more grateful for that bond.
04/29/2026
New Menu Day!! Mushrooms are out OKRA is BACK plus plenty of eggplant and watermelon. Featuring the best of Summer produce. Hope to see you in!
04/09/2026
Branzino Special is BACK. Get it while it lasts. Herb Branzino, White Bean Stifado, Horta and Pickled Carrots. 🐟
Address
Houston, TX
77005
Option 1 (Public Transport):
Take the Red Line train to Main Street Square Station. Walk south on Main St toward Capitol St and turn right onto Texas Ave. Continue for two blocks and turn left onto Milam St. Continue for one block and the destination will be on your right.
Option 2 (Driving/Parking):
From I-45 S, take exit 47C for McKinney St/Texas Ave. Turn left onto Bagby St and continue straight until you reach Milam St. Turn left onto Milam St and the destination will be on your right. There is street parking available in front of the restaurant or a paid parking lot located nearby.
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What people say
Kritikitchen in Houston is a restaurant that offers full-service catering as well as delicious meals for dine-in or takeout. Their Lamb Souvlaki is a must-try, and it's featured in their pre-ordered 4-course heat & eat meal. The Baklava cookies are also a hit among customers, with its nutty, honey baklava filling sandwiched between cinnamon shortbread cookie dough. Kritikitchen also has an impressive wine list, including the Alexakies Assyrtiko, which is crisp and lemony with a slightly floral nose. They even offer Greek wine tastings on certain days! With their slow-roasted Lamb Shank and other weekly meal options, Kritikitchen is definitely worth checking out for anyone looking for delicious Mediterranean cuisine in Houston.
