Lucio's
$$$ • American, French, Wine Bars Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Lucio's
Customers' Favorites
Lucio's Reviews
Really fantastic food and service. We actually bought some mushroom soup to take home after we finished dinner it was sooooo good!
Dinner was nice, 2nd room has more ambiance. Dinner yummy. Great scallops a bit skimpy on burrata salas but filling. Brioche bread pudding very nice!
Small, intimate, romantic, and heartfelt. A local family-owned and operated New American restaurant with some noticeable French influence. My dining experience was perfection and I saw excellence at every turn. I see now why this is the local spot for River Oaks residents. I may have quickly became a lifelong fan of Lucio’s and can’t wait to bring a friend to share the experience with. The staff was very present and intentional, which allowed for the pace to feel slow...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Lucio's is a highly acclaimed restaurant known for its exceptional cuisine and warm hospitality. The menu features standout dishes like the best lamb chops in town, a delicious salmon, and a mouthwatering ribeye steak and hangar steak. The attentive staff ensures a memorable dining experience, complemented by the restaurant's BYOB policy. Many guests consider Lucio's one of Houston's 'Hidden Jewels,' praising its great food, excellent service, and inviting atmosphere. The diversified menu offers options from duck and lamb chops to fried calamari and kale salad, with some diners recommending the butterscotch pudding and brownie. Appetizers are super crispy and well flavored. Chef's extraordinary culinary skills and produce freshness are consistent and on point. Whether celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a meal before a show downtown, visitors find Lucio's to be a consistently excellent choice and a guaranteed exceptional dining experience. It is a local favorite that remains one of Houston’s best-kept secrets.