Food & Drink

  Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston is getting ready to reopen its beer garden. The garden will reopen on June 1 and there will be a new beer in the lineup upon opening. Gratuity is a dry-hopped pale ale. The sale of Gratuity will benefit Ho…

Every penny counts, especially now during these unprecedented times. And putting food on the table is one of the biggest expenses many families face. Thankfully, there are many restaurants right now offering free food or super cheap deals to help you s…

Well, it’s not news anymore that graduation ceremonies for college seniors and high schools will be very different this year. In place of the usual crowded and stuffed up stadiums and auditoriums, students across the country will have to tune into virt…

In a press conference on Monday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott unveiled the next phase of business reopenings, and under the plan, bars will be allowed to reopen their doors starting this Friday, May 22. Like other businesses that have been allowed to reo…

Texas bar owners are pushing the state for permission to reopen their business starting this Friday, May 15th. Governor Greg Abbott has yet to agree to their proposal, and as of this time, has not announced a timeline for the reopening of bars, clubs, …

Across stores in Texas, H-E-B is still putting limits on the meat and other purchases customers are making. Earlier in the year, the limits were on chicken, ground beef, and brisket. However, the newly revised list has expanded as the pandemic has gone…

When restaurants around the state were allowed to reopen at limited capacity on May 1st, the general understanding was that the 25% capacity rule applied to both dining rooms and outdoor patio spaces. However, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has released up…

Mother’s Day is fast approaching and what better way to celebrate than with some crisp, refreshing wine? Besa mi Vino might be a brand you’ve never heard of, but it’s one that you should know. They offer certified organic, vegan wine that is low in sul…

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, tens of millions of Americans have lost their job, including a number of people in the Houston area. Times are tough right now, and many families are struggling to put food on the table. Thankfully, many great orga…