Lobster Spaghetti and Cocktails at an Upscale Houston Lounge
Settle into a rust red dining room built around a grand piano, ordering lobster spaghetti and a spiced michelada.
🍸 A Red Room With a Grand Piano
The Kennedy fills a converted house on West Dallas Street, where rust red walls and a peaked copper ceiling wrap around cane chairs and a grand piano. Tall black steel windows pull in Houston light by day and glow amber once the candles come out. The kitchen leans rich and playful, plating lobster spaghetti twirled with caviar, thick pork chops, a loaded wedge salad, and a brunch run of steak and eggs and beef bacon. Drinks dress up to match, from a tajin rimmed michelada to garnet wine poured beside the piano. Reviewers flag that portions can run small, a detail worth planning around when you order for the table. Outside, a lit K monogram marks the entrance and a small patio catches the evening under string lights. Reserve a corner banquette for a slow, dressed up dinner, or drift in later for cocktails and a nightcap by candlelight.
