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Chef Aaron Bludorn Will Take Over Lankford Market & Grocery’s Menu This November

 

Paul Prior and Chef Aaron Bludorn.

The man behind one of houston’s swankiest restaurants, Bludorn, is teaming up with Lankford Grocery and Market to bring residents a special weekend-long menu. The spot, known for its burgers and homestyle breakfast, will be welcoming an exclusive dish from Chef Aaron Bludorn as a part of Resy’s Classic Remix series, where chefs from all over pay tribute to their city’s most classic restaurants. 

Lankford Market & Grocery in Houston. 

Lankford Grocery and Market was created in 1937 from a converted garage, and it has since been owned and operated by the Lankord family. According to the provided statement, Bludorn says that no other restaurant captures the true culture of a city than the decades-old burger joint. “For me, Lankford Grocery is that place in Houston,” says the chef. “I feel that this restaurant explains where Houston is today, and the growing interest of this city compared to 60-years-ago when it first opened. It reminds us of what was, rather than what is. I always admire a restaurant that remains tethered to its original character, yet somehow gets better with age.”

The special menu will feature Bludorn’s beef short rib burger with jalapeño mayonnaise, caramelized red onions and redneck cheddar. On the side, guests can enjoy the chef’s Moroccan-spiced curly fries with harissa aioli for dipping, and for dessert, the restaurant’s famous cheesecake with thyme and fig jam.

The Classic Remix weekend will be held November 5-7. Houstonians wanting to take pleasure in Chef Bludorn’s meal can use the Resy app to make reservations for either dine-in or take-out orders. Reservations for the general public opened on October 13 and will close once sold out. 

For more information on Resy’s Classic Remix, visit the website.











Sofia Gonzalez
Sofia Gonzalez
Sofia Gonzalez is Houstonia’s food and travel editor, focused on the magazine's Eat & Drink and Travel & Outdoors sections. She joined the magazine in March 2024. She was previously an economic development, education, and diversity, equity and inclusion reporter at the Houston Business Journal, and the city hall reporter for Community Impact. In 2021, Sofia worked as an intern for Houstonia—creating the perfect full-circle moment to her role today. Sofia is a native Houstonian, massive foodie, and occasional gym junkie. You’ll often catch her roaming around town looking for new spots to try, at one of the local Black Swan Yoga studios, or her local gym. In her free time, she also enjoys reading and cuddling with all her pups.