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2004 | Best Patio

La Strada Perched above one of the noisiest areas of Westheimer, the second-floor patio at the newly remodeled La Strada is classy, casual and deliciously above it all. It offers a roof to shield patrons from the sun, track lighting to cut the darkness, and piped-in air conditioning and ceiling fans to keep the breeze moving. You can barely glimpse the signs for body piercing and tattoos over the boxes of pink bougainvilleas lining the railing. Yet for all the care given to protecting its... More »

Forget the Food

By Brian McManus | Thu, January 12, 2006

La Strada Sunday brunch is not for everyone. To suggest that it is would be the biggest media snafu since, um, "The Miners Are Alive!" Don't like noise? Don't go. Have a thing about people "invading your space"? Stay home. Homophobic? Hit up IHOP... More »
Long Gone

By Paul Galvani | Thu, August 12, 2004

Even though Chef Michael has moved on, his legacy lives on at La Strada (322 Westheimer, 713-523-1014) in "Michael's favorite chicken" ($12.95). Thin slices of chicken scallopini, which have been coated with spicy bread crumbs and then sautéed in... More »
Stirred and Shaken

By Robb Walsh | Thu, March 01, 2001

The wine racks and liquor shelves at La Strada [322 Westheimer, (713)523-1014] look like artful metal sculptures. The ceiling fans look like works of art, too. And then there are the actual metal sculptures in prominent places. On the walls, the ... More »
A Fork in La Strada

By Alison Cook | Thu, October 27, 1994

It had been years since I'd eaten at La Strada. For quite some time, venturing east of Ruggles on lower Westheimer has seemed a bit too much like entering the DMZ. So I was surprised at how pleasantly urban and worldly La Strada felt one evening a... More »