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Sponsored When hunger strikes, few dishes fill the need like a juicy burger laden with cheese and paired with crispy French fries and a cool milkshake. Fortunately, Pearland is home to plenty of places creating burgers for all tastes and budgets. Find some of the most outstanding burger selections in the list below, and check […]
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Read MoreSummer is officially here, and with the heat, humidity, and afternoon showers come several new Houston dining options to keep you cool and dry. Whether it’s sipping a cocktail at the Museum of Fine Art’s sleek, new restaurant or grabbing a bite at a new casual café from one of the area’s hottest restaurant groups, […]
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Read MoreA few decades ago, if you wanted to start a fight, you’d ask two Southerners the right way to fry chicken — whether to use buttermilk, white pepper, corn starch, Crisco or peanut oil. For cooks and consumers alike, fried chicken is a deeply personal issue. Buttermilk-brined fried chicken with its durable crust is too […]
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Read MoreGratify, the latest restaurant by Clark Cooper Concepts, opened last week at 5212 Morningside in Rice Village. It’s taken over the space formerly occupied by Punk’s Simple Southern Food, another restaurant from the company founded by chef Charles Clark and restaurateur Grant Cooper. Unlike its predecessor’s Southern-comfort focus, Gratify is more upscale, with features such […]
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Read MoreTakara Sushi & Asian Bistro, located in Sugar Land at 15830 Southwest Freeway, started its soft opening last week and has its official grand opening planned for later this month. This is the second location of Takara; the first is in the north Austin suburb of Cedar Park. The new restaurant is in the former […]
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Read MoreMolina’s Cantina opened its doors in 1941 and is Houston’s longest-standing Tex-Mex restaurant. In that time, three generations of the Molina family have created a Tex-Mex legacy. The restaurant has an 80-year history that began with Raul and Mary Molina’s Old Monterey Inn in what is now River Oaks. With few other Mexican restaurants in […]
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Read MoreThe chocolate chip cookie is a timeless classic that owes its origin to Ruth Wakefield’s ingenious idea in 1939. It all started in the kitchen of Toll House Inn in Massachusetts with her simple addition of chopped Nestlé® Semi-Sweet Chocolate to cookie dough. You can find a variation of her recipe on bags of modern-day […]
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Read MoreCelebrate summer feels for Independence Day 2021 with a slew of holiday specials throughout the Houston area. Opt for dine-in with seasonal cocktails or to-go options ready to feed a crowd with barbecue, ice cream, burgers and more. There is even a sweet staycation idea for those seeking an excursion with (less) traffic and no […]
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Read MoreHouston native Slim Thug may be famous for his accomplishments in the music industry, but he has culinary chops, too. The rap icon has collaborated with Chick’nCone to add a HOGGLIFE Sauce and HOGGLIFE Cone to the restaurant’s lineup of fried chicken served in hand-rolled waffle cones. Both are available for a limited time exclusively […]
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Read MoreRice University is transforming the former Sears in Midtown into a new 266,000-square foot technology hub located at 4201 Main. Called the Ion, it will function as the centerpiece of the new 16-acre innovation district currently in development and serve as a working space for future innovators. There is also storefront space for several local […]
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