HOUSTON RESTAURANT WEEKS EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 30th
Third Time Event Has Been Extended in 21 Year History with New Donation Amount $1 Per HRW Meal Sold In only the third time in […]
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Third Time Event Has Been Extended in 21 Year History with New Donation Amount $1 Per HRW Meal Sold In only the third time in […]
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Guests can expect elevated American cuisine and high-end cocktails from the new restaurant and speakeasy Reservations available through OpenTable Levi Goode, popular Houston chef, restaurateur […]
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Houston’s savvy nightcrawlers are due for a high-end infusion of experiential glam and polish when Plume opens Friday, July 26, in one of the city’s […]
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Bruschetta enthusiasts will once again cast their vote for a chance to secure their favorite seasonal bruschetta a permanent spot on the Postino menu Postino WineCafé’s […]
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Houston welcomes a dazzling new chapter in upscale dining as Azumi, a modern Japanese restaurant from Atlas Restaurant Group, opens at 4444 Westheimer in Houston’s stylish River […]
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Global Chef Returns to the Houston Food Scene with Inspiration for New “Sound and Color” Series with first dinner, June 29, 2024 James Beard Award […]
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Taco Cabana (TC) is not only brought its sizzling flavors to Spring, TX with the grand opening of its newest location on June 14, 2024 – […]
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Spanning nearly 14,000 square-feet, the Houston outpost of the popular, high-energy restaurant features an outdoor dining patio, two bars, a speakeasy and more Modern Mexican […]
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A gem of a celebration it was. The 20TH Annual celebration of Wine & Food Week concluded in The Woodlands with a $5,000 check presentation and final closing […]
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Haywire, renowned for its Texas-inspired cuisine and extensive whiskey and wine selections, announced the grand opening of its newest location in Houston. This is Haywire’s […]
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