Heights Boulevard has a new answer for late night burger runs, as halal spot Wise Street Eats has set up shop on the neighborhood's busy dining strip. The Spring-born concept marked its grand opening in the Heights on June 14, bringing its made to order halal comfort food north and giving locals another option when the cravings hit.
Wise Street Eats officially opened its Heights location at 209 Heights Blvd during the June 14 event, and every item on the menu is 100% halal and cooked to order, according to Community Impact. The outlet reports that the shop turns out burgers, sandwiches and crowd-pleasers such as loaded fries, mac and cheese, sliders and fresh chicken tenders.
The restaurant's site lists the Heights storefront alongside the original Spring location at 20750 Kuykendahl Road and notes that the Heights shop offers dine in, takeout and delivery, according to Wise Street Eats' website. Guests can also check out the full menu and place orders directly through the online ordering portal.
Menu highlights
On the indulgent side, standouts include the Dirty Mac & Chicken, described as Cajun fries piled with mac and cheese and house chicken tenders, along with both signature and classic sliders, a Nashville Hot chicken sandwich and combo loaded fries, per the restaurant's online menu on Postmates. The menu also features rice bowls, gyros and sides geared toward feeding groups or building out a late night spread.
From Spring to the Heights
Wise Street Eats got its start in Spring earlier this year, when owners Jacob Chaney, Kristin Irwin and Levi Young opened the first location in March 2025, bringing what they described as decades of combined restaurant experience to the concept, Community Impact reported. "We are extremely excited to offer up flavor-popping entrees and all of our custom-made sauces," Irwin said in that report.
Ordering and hours
The Heights outpost is listed on the chain's online ordering portal and appears on multiple delivery platforms, and the restaurant's website provides contact information and hours for both locations, according to Wise Street Eats' website. For catering inquiries or large orders, the site directs customers to a phone contact and a dedicated catering page.
