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SUSTAINABLE
DINING & LODGING

Houston is ready to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and that includes making it easier to travel, stay, and dine more sustainably. This page highlights hotels, restaurants, cafés, bars, and food trucks across the Houston region that have taken real steps to reduce their environmental impact. Each featured business has earned recognition through Houston 2026's sustainability program by committing to responsible practices, from everyday operational improvements to higher-impact initiatives and certifications. 

Whether you're looking for a place to stay or looking for a great meal, these locations make it easier to enjoy the World Cup while supporting businesses that are working toward a more sustainable future. Look for participating spots throughout the region and choose places that are helping Houston show up on the world stage—responsibly.

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GOOD FOR HOUSTON.
GOOD FOR THE WORLD.

VERIFIED SUSTAINABLE HOUSTON HOSPITALITY
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Dining/Lodging
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AC by Marriott Houston Downtown
723 Main St.
Lodging
Blue Leaf
Amalfi Ristorante Italiano & Bar
6100 Westheimer Rd.
Dining
Blue Leaf
Camaraderie
608 W. 11th St.
Dining
Blue Leaf
JW Marriott Houston Downtown
806 Main St.
Lodging
Blue Leaf
JW Marriott Houston by The Galleria
5150 Westheimer Rd.
Lodging
Green Leaf
Leven Bakery & Cafe
4191 Bellaire Blvd.
Dining
Blue Leaf
Street to Kitchen
3401 Harrisburg Blvd.
Dining
Blue Leaf
The Woodlands Waterway Marriott
1601 Lake Robbins Dr.
Lodging
Green Leaf

READY TO TAKE ACTION?
EARN YOUR SUSTAINABLE HOSPITALITY BADGE.

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The hospitality incentive program for sustainability is available to hotels, motels, and restaurants (cafes, bars, sit-down, fast food, food trucks) in the HGAC boundaries who implement specific actions from the toolkit. Points are assigned according to the type of action and anticipated commitment level: 1 (low effort), 2 (medium effort), 3 (hard effort), or 4 (certification). A minimum of 3 points is required for small businesses (defined as restaurants uniquely owned/operated or hotels/motels with less than 50 employees/contract employees) and 7 points for most businesses.

For those with qualifying existing practices, qualification for the incentive requires taking at least one new action, including expanding an existing one, unless already certified. Based on their points and certifications, businesses earn recognition at different levels and receive corresponding benefits, such as digital badges, listings on Houston 2026’s sustainable dining page, marketing collateral, and increased visibility through committee promotions.

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This program also aligns with the Texas Certified Green Restaurant® Program, organized by the Texas Restaurant Association (TRA) and the Green Restaurant Association (GRA), to promote improved sustainability practices. Restaurants that achieve this certification can earn the 3-star badge.  Click here for more information.

TO GET STARTED, FILL OUT THE PARTICIPATION FORM AND EARN YOUR BADGE!
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