A5 Steakhouse Plans Houston Texas Tower Location
A new permit filing outlines plans for a 6,582-square-foot steakhouse arrival in downtown Houston.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Dining Out
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A5 Steakhouse is slated to open a new location within the Texas Tower at 845 Texas Ave. The project follows the brand's original 2021 launch in Denver.
Why it matters
This expansion brings a proven dining concept to the downtown Houston core, utilizing a significant footprint in a major office tower.
The planned restaurant encompasses 6,582 square feet and involves an estimated $5.7 million renovation of the Texas Tower site.
The players
A5 Steakhouse
A restaurant brand originally launched by The Culinary Creative in Denver.
Texas Tower
A major office building located in downtown Houston that is hosting the new dining venue.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
The state agency responsible for processing the permit filing for the new construction.
SHOP Companies
A commercial real estate firm that lists the restaurant as a tenant in its floor plan.
The details
The project is officially registered through a permit filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. SHOP Companies currently lists the restaurant as an upcoming tenant within the Texas Tower floor plan.
Timeline
November 2021: The original A5 Steakhouse opened in Denver.
January 8, 2026: Construction is scheduled to begin.
October 21, 2026: The permit filing was officially reported.
May 28, 2027: The expected completion date for the renovation project.
Culture Shift
This development reflects the broader trend of integrating high-end hospitality venues into prominent commercial real estate projects. It signifies a shift in how major office towers are curated to attract both tenants and city residents.
Residents and downtown workers will gain a new high-end dining option once the multi-million dollar renovation concludes in 2027. The project will transform 6,582 square feet of Texas Tower space into a permanent restaurant venue.
The takeaway
The move underscores the continued demand for premium dining experiences in central business districts. Residents interested in new openings should look for updates from the Texas Tower as the 2027 completion date approaches.
Further reading
For more on the city's expanding culinary scene, see Houston Dining Out.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chron.
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