Creole In The City

Creole In The City Authentic Louisiana cooking in the heart of
H Town

🚨NOW OPEN FOR WEEKEND PRE-ORDERS 🚨Creole in the City Louisiana Kitchen will be permanently located at 3731 Wheeler Avenu...
06/02/2026

🚨NOW OPEN FOR WEEKEND PRE-ORDERS 🚨

Creole in the City Louisiana Kitchen will be permanently located at 3731 Wheeler Avenue in Houston’s Historic Third Ward.

Starting Saturday, June 6, we will be serving Louisiana-style BBQ plate lunches along with a rotating selection of Louisiana favorites on Saturdays and Sundays beginning at 10:30 AM.

While waiting on the completion of our mobile food trailer, we will be implementing our weekend delivery service throughout Third Ward, Midtown, and Downtown Houston.

A pre-order delivery and pick-up system has been successful for us in the past, and we’re excited to bring that same convenience and service to Houston.

Ordering is simple—just send us a text. We will respond with a confirmation and coordinate your delivery or pick-up.

Online ordering and payment systems are coming soon.

🚚 FREE DELIVERY

🕥 Delivery Hours: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM

📱 Pre-orders required by text: 337-322-0224
(You will receive a confirmation text.)

If you prefer, you’re welcome to visit us on the lot at 3731 Wheeler Avenue for pick-up.

My family has been in the food business for a long time, and we take feeding people seriously.

Whether you’re trusting us to prepare lunch for your family, your coworkers, or trusting us to bring food directly to your home, please know that responsibility is not something I take lightly.

And here’s my promise:

If you don’t like it, don’t eat it. Call me. I’ll come pick it up and refund your money. No arguments. No hassle.

Message directly via this Marketplace thread or text us at 337–3 22–0224. We will respond promptly to answer any questions and work out the details of your order, payment, and pick up or delivery.

COUNTRY COME TO TOWN!!Me and then Chirren moved to Third Ward a little over three years ago and it instantly became home...
05/27/2026

COUNTRY COME TO TOWN!!

Me and then Chirren moved to Third Ward a little over three years ago and it instantly became home. Third Ward feels like the Harlem Renaissance meets present day — Black excellence!

Folk in Third Ward are still fighting the good fight while staying vigilant through the steady undercurrents of gentrification.

I count myself blessed to be part of this historic, soulful community.

Restarting and rebranding my food ventures was always the plan, but history and valuable lessons taught me not to rush. I told myself when the time and the space were right, I’d know when to move.

Well… the time is right and the space is right.
God really showed out!!

I’ll be setting up shop at the corner of Wheeler Avenue and Scott Street… if you know, you know! What looks like a vacant lot today will be transformed over the next 90 days into an open-air farmers market and restaurant space complete with my food truck, Creole in the City, offering authentic Louisiana-style plate lunches,a solid short-order, and all the good stuff from home!
Our family meat market, Gradney’s Smokehouse, will also operate from the location offering authentic Creole specialty and smoked meat products (smoked sausage-Tasso-wings-necks- boudin-hog head cheese..etc).

I’ve also opened the space up to another food truck bringing their own flavor, great food, and energy to the lot — helping make the space a true destination for good eats, good vibes, professionalism, culture, and community.

We will also host an open-air farmers market featuring vendors ranging from agriculture to the arts.

Follow the journey and watch us grow!

This is what okra looks like when Creole folk cook it. You can’t just throw a can of tomato in something and call it a “...
08/17/2022

This is what okra looks like when Creole folk cook it.
You can’t just throw a can of tomato in something and call it a “Creole dish! Please stop - y’all upsetting my ansectors. Creole food takes time and a lot of love. Okra was first introduced to Louisiana through African slaves. Often times slaves were given the root vegetables and basically the trash from the fields.. like mustard and turnip greens. Just like that, slaves turned them from struggle to delicacy. Okra came from the motherland and is widely used today. But ain’t nothing like a pot of Louisiana Creole smothered okra with chicken sausage turkey necks and tomato.
ON THE MENU TODAY!!

07/11/2022

Late nights and early mornings! 💨 smoke sessions back in full effect at Gradney‘s.
Homemade everything 💯 sausage and tasso straight from the Smokehouse to the pot! Red beans and rice with fried pork chops today and every day. Just one of our new additions to the menu! Also come by and see us today for meatball stew and smoked burgers. Breakfast menu – short order menu loading…

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07/05/2022

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06/11/2022

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06/10/2022

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Lil light work on a Thursday! Homemade Everything!!                   👨🏾‍🍳🍱 🔥
05/19/2022

Lil light work on a Thursday! Homemade Everything!! 👨🏾‍🍳🍱 🔥

Cutting up wings and necks for tomorrow! TUESDAY🍱Smothered Turkey parts (fresh & smoked) $8.75🍱Tripe gravy w/ Tasso & sa...
04/12/2022

Cutting up wings and necks for tomorrow!
TUESDAY
🍱Smothered Turkey parts (fresh & smoked) $8.75
🍱Tripe gravy w/ Tasso & sausage $11
🍱Baked Chicken w/seasoned rice or rice dressing
(Choice of two sides: corn -green beans – sweet peas -red beans – cabbage- yams - potato salad)

Burgers - Tenders - Club Sandwiches- Fried Fish baskets

  -   -  -  Today at Gradney’s in Lawtell
03/17/2022

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Today at Gradney’s in Lawtell

03/16/2022

03/15/2022

Address

3731 Wheeler Avenue
Houston, TX
77004

Opening Hours

Saturday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

(337) 362-0000

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