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AUGUST 2021 www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards YOU RIDE YOU GET REWARDED RIDER REWARDS IS METRO'S CUSTOMER APPRECIATION PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES METRO RIDERS UNIQUE OFFERS AND DISCOUNTS FROM BUSINESSES ALL ACROSS HOUSTON, JUST FOR SHOWING A VALID METRO FARE ITEM. % ALWAYS CALL AHEAD TO CONFIRM THAT THE BUSINESS IS OPEN. THE LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards NEW PARTNERS MAIN STREET SQUARE STATION Serving fresh and avorful chef-driven poke bowls with Houston are, Seaside Poke locally sources their produce from surrounding Texas farms and sustainably caught sh. They prioritze ingredients and developed a menu that provides their team and customers an experience that pushes culinary boundaries by taking a traditional Hawaiian dish and marrying it with modern techniques and atypical avors. Seaside Poke has an Eado location on 2118 Lamar St. Suite 101 and a brand new Downtown location inside the Understory Food Hall at 800 Capital St. Show your METRO Q card and receive a 10% discount on a poke bowl. OFF THE RAIL Cariloha is a premier, luxury-brand retailer of products made from sustainable bamboo. They specialize in luxuriously soft bedding, bath, apparel & more. By turning self-replenishing bamboo elds into luxuriously soft, earth-friendly bamboo-viscose fabrics, Cariloha oers an exclusive collection of bedding, apparel, activewear, bath goods, and more made from this soft, cool, clean, and green fabric. Stop by at their 600 N. Shepherd #192 location and show your METRO Q Card and receive a 10% discount o your purchase. CLICK HERE TO PLAN YOUR TRIP www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards UPTOWN PARTNERS AMBASSADOR WESTHEIMER / STATION GALLERIA STATION Northwest Transit Center • Maggiano’s Little Italy •Wetzel Pretzel 2019 Post Oak 5058 Westheimer Rd. FREE fountain drink 10% off your purchase UPTOWN PARK with entrée • Shake Shack 5015 Westheimer Rd. 10 % off your meal FOUR OAKS GUILFORD STATION • Treacherous Leche • Tommy’s Grill and Café 5015 Westheimer Rd. SAN FELIPE 2004 Post Oak $1 off your purchase Transfer to local bus route 32 10% off with $10 order • Jeannie’s Cakes 5015 Westheimer Rd. AMBASSADOR 10 % off your order SAN FELIPE STATION • Kenz Mediterranean Cuisine 5000 Westheimer Rd. GUILFORD • The Original Ninfa’s 10% off your meal 1700 Post Oak, FREE small queso or • Cacao & Cardamom FREE fountain drink 5000 Westheimer Rd. WESTHEIMER / GALLERIA 10% off your purchase Transfer to local bus route 82 • Gifts of Texas WESTHEIMER / WEST ALABAMA / GALLERIA 5015 Westheimer GALLERIA STATION FREE magnet or keychain • Gene Jones Coffee with purchase 5058 Westheimer Rd. RICHMOND 10% off your purchase Transfer to local bus route 25 • Nothing Bundt Cakes 5000 Westheimer Rd. Westpark/Lower 10% off your meal Uptown Transit Center • Sushigami 5058 Westheimer Rd. continued on next page 10% off your meal www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards DOWNTOWN/MIDTOWN/TMC PARTNERS The circles signify the red, green, and purple line. Read on for a list of our partners. www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards DOWNTOWN/MIDTOWN/TMC PARTNERS PRESTON STATION CENTRAL STATION MAIN • China Garden Restaurant • Charlie’s BBQ, • Mona Fresh Italian Food 1601 Leeland St. The Shops at Houston Center 800 Capital St. 10% off all meals 10% off any sandwich or burger FREE refillable juice with meal combos and salads • Murphy’s Deli • Fabian’s Latin Flavors • Doozo Dumpling and Noodles The Shops at Houston Center 301 Main St. 1200 McKinney FREE drink with purchase 10% off all meals The Shops at Houston Center of sandwich FREE Ozarka water with purchase • La Calle Tacos & Tortas • Salata 909 Franklin St. • East Hampton Sandwich Co. The Shops at Houston Center 800 Capital St. $1.00 off wraps on Fridays 10% off all meals 10% off your sandwich • Shake Shack • La Fisheria • Flip ‘n Patties 702 Main St. 213 Milam St. 800 Capital St. 10% off all meals 10% off all meals 10% off meals • Farro Healthy Power Bowl • The Moonshiners • House of Blues 800 Capital St. Ste. 305 1000 Prairie 1204 Caroline 10% discount on all purchases 10% off meals 15% off meals • Houston City Tours • Niko Niko’s Market Square 1302 Dallas St. 301 Milam 10% off any purchase 10% off all meals • Kulture Restaurant • Thai Café 701 Avenida De Las Americas Ste. A 917 Franklin St. 10% off all meals 10% off meals • Local Foods • Wokker Food Truck 420 Main St. 907 Main St. 10% off meals 10% off meal continued on next page www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards MAIN STREET ENSEMBLE / BELL STATION SQUARE STATION HCC STATION • Brown Bag Deli • Buffalo Soldier Museum • Burger Theory 919 Milam, Tunnels 3816 Caroline St. 1616 Main St. 50 cents off 50% off all tickets 10% off meals • Bullritos • Czech Center • Mademoiselle Louise 919 Milam St. T-500 4920 San Jacinto St. Bakery and Café 15% off 50% off all tickets 1725 Main St. 10 % off with a purchase • Flo Paris • Diced Poke of $10 or more 919 Milam St. T-800 917A Winbern 10% off meals 10% off all bowls • Your Pie 1625 Main St. • Fresh Healthy Café • Eye Theory METRO Monday: 500 Dallas St. #T-23 3510 Main St., Ste F 10% off meals 10% off regular size $25 off a pair of glasses smoothies on Fridays • Main Street Theater • Krunchy Chicken Deli 3400 Main St. MCGOWEN STATION 625 Fannin St. $1 off select plays for 10% off all meals a limited time • Jason’s Deli 901 McKinney • My Flaming Heart • Good Times Cafe 10% off entrée purchase 3622 Main St. 2100 Travis St. Suite 160 10% off all purchases Receive 15% off your • Salata purchase. 1201 Fannin St. • Retrospect Coffee Bar 10% off all meals on Fridays 3709 La Branch • Bonchon Midtown 10% off all purchases 2100 Travis St. Suite 110 • S&T Restaurant Receive 15% off your 1001 Texas Ave. • Spicy Girl meal. 10% off meals on Tuesdays 917 Winbern St. FREE juice or smoothie • The District Bar & Bistro with purchase 610 Main St. 10% off all meals • Tacos A Go Go 3704 Main St. WHEELER STATION • Glyderz 10% off meals 930 Main St. Receive 10% off any scooter • The Breakfast Klub • The Spot Barber Lounge rental option 3711 Travis St. 4412 Fannin St. 10% off meals 10% discount • Seaside Poke 800 Capital St. (The Understory) • The Ensemble Theatre • St. Mary’s Medi Spa 10% on poke bowls 3535 Main St. 4102 Fannin St. Buy One Get One FREE 10% discount on on tickets. Valid at all services box office. continued on next page www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards MUSEUM THEATRE DISTRICT DISTRICT STATION STATION • The Houston Museum • Alley Theatre of Natural Science 615 Texas Ave. 5555 Hermann Park Click here for 20% off Traveling Exhibits: 50% off Tickets • The Museum of EADO / Fine Arts Houston STADIUM STATION 1001 Bissonnet $5 off General Admission • Café TH and Exhibit Tickets 2108 Pease St. FREE spring roll with order of Hanh Mi (sandwich) • SeaSide Poke MEMORIAL HERMANN 2118 Lamar St. HOSPITAL / HOUSTON ZOO 10% off all bowls STATION • Houston Zoo 6200 Hermann Park COFFEE PLANT / Adult: $2 Off Child: $1 Off Admission SECOND WARD STATION • El Charro Mexican Bar and Grill 3801 Harrisburg DRYDEN / 10% off meals TMC STATION • Antone’s 6618 Fannin St. ELGIN / THIRD 10% off all meals WARD STATION • Poke in the Bowl 6611 Main St. • Sno Dreamz 10% off all purchases 3402 Scott St. Ste. 100A 10% off order of snowballs • Salata 6620 Fannin St. $1 off all purchases TSU / UH ATHLETICS DISTRICT • The Halal Guys 6609 Fannin St. FREE fountain drink • Rookies Cookies with meal purchase 3530 Scott St. 10% off your order UH SOUTH / UNIVERSITY OAKS STATION • The Den UH Campus 10% off all meals continued on next page www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards PARK & RIDE PARTNERS GRAND PARKWAY PARK & RIDE ADDICKS PARK & RIDE • Sweet D Café • YELO • Maika’i Hawaiian BBQ 1221 Grand West Blvd. 23119 Colonial Pkwy (B3) 1321 N. Westgreen Blvd. B111 University Center 10% OFF your order Offer also available at: Receive 10% off your • 12254 FM 1960 purchase. • Phanh-tastic Pho Asian Noodle & Grill • 11602 Bellaire • Thaicoon Restaurant 23227 Mercantile Pkwy, Ste. A-1 15% off on all orders and Pub FREE rice plate, with the 1223 Grand West Blvd. purchase of a rice plate B102 University Center Free appetizer with $25 • Bubble Egg purchase. 23119 Colonial Pkwy Unit B-17 Receive 10% off your order • Phat Eatery 23119 Colonial Pkwy Ste. B2 FREE order of Roti Canai with meal • Lava Coffee 23227 Mercantile Pkwy. Suite A6 Free appetizer with $25 purchase. www.RideMETRO.org/RiderRewards OFF THE RAIL CLICK HERE TO PLAN YOUR TRIP • Coco’s Crepes Waffles • Chatter’s Café & Bistro • Salento Bistrot & Coffee 140 S. Heights Blvd. 2407 Rice Blvd. 218 W. Gray St. 10% off all purchases 10% off all purchases 10% off all meals • Henderson & Kane • Space Center Houston • Nektar Juice Bar 715 Henderson St. 1601 E NASA Pkwy. 304 Gray St. 10% off meal Promo Code: RIDEMETRO 10% off all smoothies • One Dim Sum • VooDoo Doughnut • The Fish Sushi 510 Gray St. 3715 Washington 309 Gray St. 10% off all meals FREE doughnut of 10% off all purchases your choice with order • Trez Art and Wine Bar • The Silver Palace 920 Studemont St. • Treacherous Leche 4005 Bellaire 10 % off your purchase 715 Henderson St. Free drink with takeout $1 off your purchase order after 4 PM • The Barber Effect Mobile Barbershop • The Cookshack •Chophouse Barber Various Locations 4015 Washington Ave. Company Receive $5.00 off One free fountain drink with 6715 Weslayan St. each service. your meal or order 5% off on all services • Natural Pawz • Cariloha • China Garden Restaurant 4015 Washington 600 N. Shepherd #192 23119 Colonial Pkwy. 4032 Bellaire Blvd. 10% off your purchase Receive one free fountain FREE sample dog biscuit drink with your meal or with purchase order.
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