The wait is over for the Montrose location of Nando’s Peri-Peri. The South Africa-based grilled hen restaurant has opened its third Houston-area outpost for lunch and dinner.
Positioned within the historic Tower Theater advanced at 1201 Westheimer, the brand new Nando’s follows the identical formulation because the restaurant’s current Houston-area areas in Uptown and Katy. It serves the Nando’s signature hen, which is marinated for twenty-four hours in peri-peri and different spices.
Diners could order their hen as bowls made with Portuguese rice and greens; the Nandocas Alternative, a butterflied hen breast served over garlic bread with coleslaw; a half-chicken with fries; in addition to skewers, salads, and wraps. Totally different spice ranges cater to diners’ tolerance for warmth.
Because it does for all of its areas, Nando’s stuffed the inside with art work sourced from the corporate’s Inventive Block program in partnership with the Spier Arts Belief. Search for a textural set up above the bar, a hanging South African mural close to the doorway, and crowd pleasing furnishings.
“The love Houston has proven us has been unimaginable, so opening a 3rd Nando’s right here felt just like the pure subsequent step in our progress,” mentioned Nando’s CEO Kimberly Grant. “Montrose has that good mixture of tradition, power, and soul — and organising a fantastically designed area within the iconic Tower Theater block simply felt proper. We’re fired as much as deliver our flame-grilled peri-peri hen to probably the most vibrant corners of Houston.”
Houston developer Radom Capital bought the Tower Theater advanced and adjoining properties at 1111 Westheimer in 2024. The theater, as soon as dwelling to eating places reminiscent of El Actual Tex-Mex Cafe and Acme Oyster Co., will home Doc Houston’s, a jazz membership from the homeowners of San Antonio’s Jazz, TX, that’s anticipated to open in late 2025.
