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Brasserie Max & Julie

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 713-524-0070

Categories: Brasserie , Brunch , French

Features: Handicap Access , Patio Seating , Smoke Free

From Open Table and the restaurant:"First French brasserie in Houston, Brasserie Max and Julie serves traditional French food as you may find it in Paris or Lyon. Boeuf Bourguignon, Steak Tartar, Onion Soup and souffle are but a few of the many dishes served. ... Patio dining is available year round in one of our two patios (upstairs and downstairs) so feel free to simply request outside dining should you choose to do so."

 

Beer and wine available. Serving lunch Tue–Sat, dinner nightly. Sat-Sun brunch 11 am–3 pm.

 

"If you like a bit of sauce with your steak (and we do), we’ve found the dish for you: boeuf à la Wayne. This generous skewer of grilled tri-tip sirloin comes with stir-fried snow peas and baby carrots, a cone of piping-hot pommes frites, and — most important — four sauces, each in its own ramekin: béarnaise, bordelaise, mustard, and mushroom-Madeira."

Texas Monthly

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4315 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX 77006
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From Open Table and the restaurant:
"First French brasserie in Houston, Brasserie Max and Julie serves traditional French food as you may find it in Paris or Lyon. Boeuf Bourguignon, Steak Tartar, Onion Soup and souffle are but a few of the many dishes served. ... Patio dining is available year round in one of our two patios (upstairs and downstairs) so feel free to simply request outside dining should you choose to do so."

 

Beer and wine available. Serving lunch Tue–Sat, dinner nightly. Sat-Sun brunch 11 am–3 pm.

 

"If you like a bit of sauce with your steak (and we do), we’ve found the dish for you: boeuf à la Wayne. This generous skewer of grilled tri-tip sirloin comes with stir-fried snow peas and baby carrots, a cone of piping-hot pommes frites, and — most important — four sauces, each in its own ramekin: béarnaise, bordelaise, mustard, and mushroom-Madeira."

Texas Monthly

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