Iconic Houston restaurant returns with an all-new look and menus


Longtime Houston favorite Cafe Annie has undergone a makeover, and it’s time to see it for yourself. The refreshed eatery, now known as The Annie Cafe & Bar, is now open daily for lunch and dinner at 1800 Post Oak Blvd. Executive chef Robert Del Grande is still leading the kitchen, which is now focused on turning out Texas-influenced American cuisine. The revamped restaurant is the latest from Berg Hospitality Group, which also operates B&B…

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