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Inside the Texas Renaissance Festival are culinary kingdoms filled with jumbo-sized, over-the-top foods. | Melissa Phillip
Beef empanadas, tea time, frog legs, bacon and cheesecake on sticks, and so much more that will …
Read MoreA Houston institution is calling it quits. | Nippon
Nippon, Houston’s oldest Japanese restaurant, and Se7en are the latest Houston restaurants to close Summer was tough on Houston area restaurants. Aside from the city’s …
Read MoreSpeed demons can take the wheel and unleash with a drink in hand at Velocity. | Dylan McEwan
Speed demons can also indulge in race-themed dishes and cocktails at the city’s first-ever racing simulator Drinking and racin…
Read MoreCalling all Leos. | Corey Watson
With live music, bold flavors and decor, and a supper club vibe, Leo’s River Oaks is now open Following the reopening of the historic River Oaks Theatre, Leo’s River Oaks — the ritzy next…
Read MoreBurger Bodega is coming with another creative pop-up. | Burger Bodega
With Taiwanese-style chopped cheese and honey pecan shrimp toast, chef Nick Wong is giving Houston diners a preview of his upcoming Asian American din…
Read MoreMaven Coffee + Cocktails is one of the few dining establishments in Houston to operate as a coffee shop, a cocktail lounge, and a restaurant in one. | Becca Wright
Maven Coffee + Cocktail’s first standalone all-day rest…
Read MoreHouston restaurants are celebrating Diwali with vibrant spreads of sweets and dishes. | Cacao & Cardamom
Rack up mithai at Raja Sweets, drink warm chai while perusing Da Gama’s Diwali Night Market, and enjoy full-on…
Read MoreOne of Austin’s favorite burgers is now available in Houston. | P. Terry’s
The all-day restaurant brings its made-to-order burgers to Richmond, and four more locations are on their way Austin’s family-owned, all-day burg…
Read MoreYou can’t discuss Tex-Mex cuisine without Mama Ninfa. | Original Ninfa’s
Mama Ninfa will forever go down as one of the most important people in Houston’s culinary history The history of fajitas dates back to Mexico in t…
Read MoreShaquille O’Neal is in Houston again. | Jax Grill
Plus, a “Stranger Things” star sighting at Cochinita & co. and a new location of Ojo de Agua is headed to the Medical Center. This is your AM intel When Shaquille O’N…
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