New Italian restaurant from owners of River Oaks hot spots heads to buzzy Montrose development
Eric Sandler | CultureMap Houston
Slated to open spring 2020, the still unnamed restaurant will occupy 5,500 square feet at the Montrose Collective, the mixed-use development currently under construction next to Uchi on lower Westheimer. The restaurant will be a new concept for Atlas that’s distinct from Tagliata, the company’s Italian-influenced steakhouse. Details are light, but it will feature “handmade pastas, charcuterie, and prime steaks,” according to a press release.
Loch Bar and Ouzo Bay opened at River Oaks District in 2019. The success of the two seafood restaurants — a lively, East Coast-inspired seafood tavern next to a European-influenced, fine dining concept — prompted Atlas to seek more opportunities in Houston.Slated to open spring 2020, the still unnamed restaurant will occupy 5,500 square feet at the Montrose Collective, the mixed-use development currently under construction next to Uchi on lower Westheimer. The restaurant will be a new concept for Atlas that’s distinct from Tagliata, the company’s Italian-influenced steakhouse. Details are light, but it will feature “handmade pastas, charcuterie, and prime steaks,” according to a press release.
Loch Bar and Ouzo Bay opened at River Oaks District in 2019. The success of the two seafood restaurants — a lively, East Coast-inspired seafood tavern next to a European-influenced, fine dining concept — prompted Atlas to seek more opportunities in Houston.
