The newest addition to Houston’s bustling CityCentre development is not a corporate outpost or shared office space. Although with a name like The Board Room, the confusion is understandable. No, the moniker is a playful take on the food trend of colorful charcuterie-style boards groaning with myriad meats, cheeses, nuts, fruit and the like.

Entrepreneurial Husband and Wife Duo Launch an Elevated and Approachable Charcuterie-and-Wine Destination With Engaging New Wine Bar, Cafe and Gourmet Focused Retail Experience

The Board Room brings wine, charcuterie, and neighborhood charm to CityCentre. From Memorial locals Carly and John Whitehurst, this new café-meets-wine-bar is all about laid-back luxury: gorgeous boards, a thoughtful wine list, and a bright, inviting space filled with greenery and good vibes.

Houstonians have yet another reason to flock to the bustling plaza at CITYCENTRE this summer, as husband-and-wife team, and Memorial residents, John and Carly Whitehurst announced they are opening the Board Room, a relaxed wine bar, cafe and retailer at 800 Sorella Court.

Wine, charcuterie & local finds! 'The Board Room' blends bites, sips & shopping. Carly Whitehurst gives us a taste of what's to come.

Houston’s bustling CITYCENTRE mixed-use development will soon be home to a new wine bar. Slated to open in the next couple of weeks, The Board Room is a wine bar, cafe, and gourmet grocer that will sell cheese and charcuterie boards.

The Board Room, 800 Sorella, is shooting to open between late July and early August. The new wine bar and gourmet charcuterie destination comes from married couple Carly and John Whitehurst who are residents of the Memorial area. The duo have brought in hospitality veteran Scott Sulma of May I Speak Hospitality as consultant. The wine cafe will have a Level II Sommelier who does double duty as the general manager. The support staff will also be well-versed in wine and pairings.

Local lovers of fine wine and light bites will soon have a new restaurant to check out in the booming CityCentre mixed-use development in west Houston.