Katz’s Deli, Houston’s iconic 24 hour New York style deli is celebrating their 20th anniversary with a new look.
Award-winning Austin architect Michael Hsu redesigned the 6,800 square foot restaurant on Westheimer with fresh New York iconography: subway tile, subway map symbols and framed photographs of iconic Big Apple
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After 20 years on Lower Westheimer, Barry Katz’s New York-style deli that “never kloses” has upgraded its menus and décor.
Austin-based architect Michael Hsu masterminded the redesign, brightening the 6,800-square-foot restaurant with fresh New York iconography — subway tile, subway-map symbols, framed photographs — and new lighting, fixtures, tables, chairs and bold red booths.
Restaurateur Barry Katz of Katz’s Deli and Bar announced March 7 that his 20-year-old flagship Montrose location will unveil a major interior facelift in early April.
Michael Hsu of Austin-based Michael Hsu Office of Architecture designed the changes, which encompass the entire two floors of the 6,800-square-foot diner at 616 Westheimer Road, according to a press release. Steve Morse served as general contractor, a spokeswoman said.
Katz’s Deli and Bar is going 24-hours-a-day at its Woodlands location, as the Houston-based company is in expansion mode.
Katz’s Woodlands restaurant, previously branded as an “Express” location with set business hours, is becoming a ’round-the-clock Katz’s Deli and Bar starting May 12. The company also operates a 24-hour operation at 616 Westheimer Road in Montrose.
Source: Community Impact Katz’s Express in Shenandoah will be remodeled after the 24-hour Katz’s Deli and Bar location in Houston. The grand opening celebration for the remodeled restaurant is slated for May 12. The new restaurant will offer the full Katz’s menu, waiter service, a complete rebranding, specialized dinner menu items and breakfast items served…
