While there are other Ninfa's around town, the location on Navigation is the original. Much of the waitstaff has been there for years.
Here you can acquire or stop by to appreciate American art from the period of 1860 to the present.
Tish emphasizes artists from Russia and Eastern Europe, but others in her stable hail from locations as varied as Marrakesh, Morocco and Lubbock, Texas.
A classically elegant mansion, filled with one of the finest collections of Worcester porcelain in the U.S., a selection of European paintings and English furniture.
In addition to brewing seasonal offerings, staples and one-offs, 8WB serves as a classroom to students studying brewing techniques at the Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management.
For students, the main attractions include the small class sizes and the many Houston cultural and entertainment venues which are within strolling distance.
Now owned by Landry's, it's been cleaned up and kitschified (good-bye, graffiti) but the drinks and the Tex-Mex are still draws.
f that bra or bikini swim top needs some tweaking, take advantage of the store's alterations department.
A selection of robust appetizers such as the meaty jumbo lump crab cakes with chive beurre blanc and side orders like the hearty au gratin potatoes.
The name of PG Contemporary comes from an initial of the owner's middle name with her late father's given one.
While son Jean-Philippe Guy continues the tradition of serving quality French food at Bistro Provence. His father, George Guy, continues to create magic in the kitchen of La Brocante Café.
The CityCentre location is the biggest yet at 11,000 square feet, with an epic wrap-around patio, a community table, open kitchen and bar after bar.
The Houston Racquet Club is the birthplace of the women's professional tennis tour.
Haven’t quite perfected your two-step? Head to Wild West on a Sunday afternoon for free dance lessons and fajitas.
The aisles are filled with exotic culinary offerings, holistic potions and everyday products from pizza to toilet paper that are all eco-friendly.
E-Tao boasts several off-menu specials for those in the know to ask for. There's also online ordering and delivery.
It's located in Galleria II, level two, between the Westin Galleria hotel and the Apple store.
An ever-satisfying buffet, stacked with all the classic choices (chicken tikka masala, saag paneer, etc.) and more. The staff is friendly, not overly involved, but helpful.
Ziggy Gruber is a third generation deli man. It started with his grandfather, who opened the Rialto in New York City with his brothers-in-law.
There is talk of building a parking garage and using the surface lots as a redevelopment project including residential units, offices and possibly a hotel.
Boots (or shoes) looking a little glum? Pop by Pinto Ranch for an old-fashioned shoe shine in the boot department.
Inside the 7,100-foot Mokara Spa is the Omni's fitness center, where you can sweat to picturesque views of the pool and swan pond.
The door guys are not joking around when it comes to the dress code, so gentlemen, leave the Converse at home.
Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. feature $6 wine tasting, and Sunday brunch features $2 mimosas and $4 sangria in addition to globally-inspired street food and a great full brunch menu.
