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No other drop of the ball or strike of the clock on midnight has been as anticipated as this New Year’s Eve 2020. Making it to the end of the longest year in recent memory is cause enough for celebration. And saying goodbye to 2020, and giving a …
Read MoreTucked away in what first appears to be a comic book store in The Galleria area, you’ll find Houston’s first omakase-driven sushi restaurant. In a city with such a varied food scene, omakase-style dining still does not have much of a presen…
Read MoreChristmas is right around the corner, starting to close what was somehow simultaneously both the longest and quickest year in memory — and that in itself is worth celebrating. But who wants to cook on Christmas in 2020? This year has been hard enough. …
Read MoreLocated in a long grassy lot, sandwiched between two tall houses, you’ll find the entrance to Houston’s newest farmers market. Freedmen’s Town Farmers Market was created to serve the neighborhood it calls home. Having just completed i…
Read MoreBrunch is a classic weekend pastime — and Houston restaurants (and Houstonians) definitely take it seriously. Nothing is better than rolling out of bed late and meeting up with loved ones at a great brunch spot for a good meal and maybe even a mimosa o…
Read MoreCelebrating the performing arts in the middle of a pandemic can be difficult, but there are still ways to come together and support local artists. Artists are known for their creativity and Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts is certa…
Read MoreNashville hot chicken entered the Texas food scene with a bang — and it’s not slowing down. This is a food trend that’s definitely not cooling. The latest? Tumble 22 opened its first Houston area restaurant in Vintage Park today (Wednesday,…
Read MoreIt’s impossible to miss the giant inflatable Santa on the roof of Johnny’s Gold Brick at 2518 Yale Street. His jovial face and waving hand welcome Houstonians to the magical boozy wonderland that is Miracle At Johnny’s. Welcome to Houston’s rebor…
Read MoreHouston is a foodie’s dream, but it’s also a low-key caffeine addict’s paradise. There are interesting, distinctive coffee shops all around the city — and beyond. Plus, new ones are constantly popping up. It can be hard to decide wher…
Read MoreThanksgiving is looking very different in 2020, but one thing that has stayed the same is our love of good food to help us celebrate. If you’re not feeling up to cooking a big turkey this year, these Houston restaurants are offering Thanksgiving …
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