Fires damaged two Houston restaurants over the weekend. One of this year's most eagerly anticipated bars and a favorite spot for Mediterranean cuisine both suffered damage. Thankfully, no one was hurt in either blaze.

Mary'z Lebanese Cuisine, a Galleria staple known for classic dishes like hummus, shawarma, and kabobs, burned on Saturday. ABC13 reporter Miya Shay took a picture of the damage.

OMG just drove by Mary's Lebanese Cuisine on Richmond & it's burned down!! 😥😥 #abc13 pic.twitter.com/etRrj2RSwo — Miya Shay (@miyashay) September 9, 2017

In a statement, the owners vowed to reopen saying, "No one got hurt, and we will rebuild and come back stronger than ever if it's God's willing." The Washington Avenue location remains open.

Saturday afternoon, a fire erupted at Present Company, restaurateur Shawn Bermudez's upcoming replacement for legendary Montrose Sunday Funday spot Royal Oak.

Hay Merchant manager Stewart Martin captured the video below of firefighters controlling the blaze as smoke billowed into the sky.

On Facebook, Bermudez thanked everyone who inquired about the damage as well as the firefighters from Precinct 7 who saved the building. Present Company will not open in October as scheduled.

"The damage is pretty severe and it will take me that much longer to open, but I will get Present Company open," Bermudez notes.

"I'm always excited (yes, I get excited) to open up a new project but I've never been as excited as I am about this place. The hardest part of this whole fiasco is having to wait that much longer to show everyone what I've been working on for the last 15 months. I always aim to please and I promise this place will not disappoint."