Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Asian bites, Mardi Gras drinks and a previously announced market-and-restaurant hybrid are all opening in February in this week’s Restaurant Roundup.
Local Foods Market sets opening date
Local Foods Market, which previously announced it will take o…
Read MoreWhen Houston-based Levcor begins its MarqE redevelopment this May, it will introduce green space and a more modern approach to an entertainment center that has been relatively untouched for about a decade.
The heart of the development is the space th…
Read MoreConservatory’s latest location will open in The Crossing at Midtown, a development at 610 Dennis St.
The Crossing at Midtown finished construction last March, but only recently reached 100% leased because of the complications caused by Covid-19. Most…
Read MoreSeveral notable restaurant owners took January to expand, many with entirely new concepts.
Read MoreIt will be the fifth school in Bridgeland and the first slated for the Prairieland Village portion. It’s also Waller ISD’s first campus in Bridgeland.
Read MoreThe project broke ground last year and faced some delays due to Covid-19.
Read MoreAfter the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo ended its 2020 event early and canceled its 2021 event outright, CEO Chris Boleman is still hopeful for 2022. He has a folder on his desk labeled “2022,” ready to get started.
“It’s game on,” Boleman said.
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Read MoreChris Williams, chef and owner behind Museum District restaurant Lucille’s, is launching his own hospitality company.
The creation of Lucille’s Hospitality Group will expand Williams’ initial restaurant and separate nonprofit, Lucille’s 1913, to a fiv…
Read MoreThe Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has canceled its 2021 event.
Rodeo Houston, one of Houston’s largest entertainment events of the year, was canceled due to health and financial reasons, the HLSR organization announced Feb. 3. The nonprofit said it…
Read MoreLuby’s CEO Christopher Pappas is resigning, though he’ll remain the company’s biggest shareholder.
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