From U.S. presidents to celebrities, Tony's has been a go-to spot for fine dining for over half a century. See how legendary restauranteur Tony Vallone's trailblazing legacy is still going strong - carried on by those who loved him most!
See how legendary restauranteur Tony Vallone's trailblazing legacy is still going strong - carried on by those who loved him most!"I intend to go out with a fish in one hand and pasta in another," Tony Vallone once said., first opened in Houston in 1965. Over half a century, it grew from a small Italian spot into a fine dining institution. Tony's became a go-to spot for visiting dignitaries and celebrities from across the globe, including several U.S. presidents.
Vallone's wife, Donna, partnered with Kate McLean, the first woman to hold the chef de cuisine position at Tony's. Together, they are keeping one of Houston's longest restaurants running and continuing to serve the classic dishes that put Tony's on the map. But they are also planning new innovations, like adding a happy hour menu at the bar, an upgraded caviar service and seasonal tasting menus, to name a few.
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