A group of self-described cocktail freaks serves old-school drinks from an extralong bar at this former Firestone tire shop.
It's great having the coffee tumbler that gives me free coffee from jan 1-jan 31 :) yum yum
If you're a steak lover, you'll love this place. I had the prime rib & lobster. Yummy chowder and desserts. Great service and wine list. Avoid the blackened red snapper - way 2 bland.
We found the leather longhorn luggage to be particularly cool and perfect for a football weekend in the Capital A. Every purchase that you make here goes to support the UT students, staff and faculty.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Italian Restaurant: This place offers great food, lovely decor and impeccable service.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Fish and Chips: The fresh cod fillets are fried in a light, crispy batter that seems to magically adhere to the moist, flaky fish.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Whiskey Selection: Don't forget to try one of the house specials or infused batches they have macerating on the bar.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Bar Atmosphere: The atmosphere is laid-back & unpretentious, the blank walls & generous sightlines make an ideal milieu for the talent's flights of artistic fancy.
The sports bar with a heavy Southern accent features fresh amenities including tap-equipped tables to appease the loyal following of Crimson Tide fans. En savoir plus .
I am a big fan of breakfasts, but usually too lazy to cook since I'm not a morning person, so I head to Flo's where this little New Mexican restaraunt serves some scrumptiously good brekkies (or brunc
Chinese soup dumplings, one of the best in town. $7.95 gets you a basket of succulent house-made soup dumplings with a broth that is incredibly rich yet not greasy. Galleria area, so convenient!
No European shopping trips in your travel plans? Visit Couture Blowout instead and find pieces released only across the pond.
On weekends, BB's is open till 3 am. The portions are huge and the fries are addicting.
Truffle bread sticks. Yes please. Oh, & for an over the top good time. Ask for Porkchop! They'll know who you're talking about!
Check out stage combat demonstrations at the Alley Theatre during the Theater District Open House.
When booking your tickets, seek out the Talkback performances. It's an opportunity to meet the cast and ask questions after the show.
The live butterfly exhibit fascinates children as does the Challenger Learning Center with its intro to space science. Spend time exploring the dinosaur exhibit, if you need a break enjoy an IMAX film
Allen's Landing is the original spot of the Port of Houston and defines our city. Many events happen here, including the yearly dragon boat races.
Don't let the swankiness fool you, the food is damn good. Breakfast and lunch are counter service while dinner is tableside. [Eater 38 Member]
Since 1948, Art League of Houston has showcased more then 750 exhibitions involving nearly 22,000 artists and held art classes for 30,000 students.
Are you ready for Indian breakfast, or "Nashta?" Well hold that thought. Your morning dosas and Thepla will be ready in a few short weeks..
