Max's Wine Dive

Houston, Texas

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Max's Wine Dive

Max's Wine Dive is renowned for its impressive wine selection and generous portions of elevated comfort food served in an industrial-chic setting. Favorites include their Famous Southern Fried Chicken and unique items like Chicken Fried Lobster Tail.

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address4720 Washington Avenue, Houston
openingHoursMon–Thu 3pm–10pm, Fri & Sat 11am–midnight, Sun 11am–10pm
phone+1 713 880 8737
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