Italian Restaurant in Memorial is Temporarily Closed & Relocating
Yelo, the collaborative restaurant from Phat Eatery owner Alex Au-yeung and chef Cuc Lam, is now open in Katy Asian Town center at 23119 Colonial Parkway. The brick-and-mortar restaurant was first announced in March 2020, but Houstonians inside the 610 Loop got an all-too-brief taste of the new restaurant from a short-lived ghost kitchen in […]
The Halal Guys is expanding its footprint across Houston — and it’s headed downtown. Operated by Houston-area franchisee Masroor Fatany, the new location opens on March 2 in the Hines Tower at 609 Main. The Greater Houston Texas Restaurant Association (GHTRA) is marking the occasion at noon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The downtown spot is […]
B.B. Italia, which opened in the former Carmelo’s space at 14795 Memorial in May 2019, has temporarily closed as restaurateur Benjamin Berg has decided to move it to a “more suitable space”. (Berg’s other restaurants include B&B Butchers, B.B. Lemon and The Annie Café & Bar.) The new spot — the address of which has […]
Ever since Hurricane Harvey hit in 2017, the Southern Smoke Foundation has maintained a fund to help food and beverage workers affected by disaster and unemployment. That existing resource proved extremely helpful as restaurants and bars were shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Now, following a week when a brutal winter storm […]
With many homes with busted pipes and empty store shelves all over town, some Houstonians have no water to drink or give to pets today. For them, boiling water, as currently directed by Houston and Harris County, isn’t even an option, because there isn’t any. In scarcity situations, it is important to think outside the […]
This list is being updated throughout the day. Water City of Houston Water Distribution, Delmar Stadium, 2020 Mangum: Starting at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, February 19, the City of Houston is distributing water to the general public. This is to help those who have no water due to broken pipes and also to alleviate some […]
The ramifications of the Texas-wide power grid failure and punishing temperatures have taken a turn for the worse. In addition to the cold, many Houstonians are now dealing with busted pipes, falling ceilings and, worst of all, no water. Even if the pipes haven’t broken, there are reports of low water pressure in some parts […]
Update, 2/19/21, 9:27 a.m.: According to a press release, Mayor Sylvester Turner says he expects the boil water notice to remain in effect until Monday. However, more and more Houston restaurants are finding ways to comply with the boil water notice requirements set by the city health department and reopening. Remember almost exactly one year […]
Like many businesses, some grocery stores are unable to open today due to lack of power and running water. However, Houston Food Finder readers are reporting in on the ones that are actually open. If we happen to find that these also have packaged ice or bottled water, we’ll include that information, too. (We’re also […]
NOTE: This article is now outdated, as many places that opened on 2/16 are unable to do so on 2/17 due to lack of water and power. Please check our homepage for the latest coverage of this crisis. This list is being continually updated — please be patient and check back as we receive and […]
Sponsored Pearland has something for everyone when it comes to liquid refreshment. With gourmet coffee, playful bubble tea and specialty craft beers, it’s fun to discover local sips that reflect the area’s unique culture and diversity. Whether you’re in the mood for something hot, iced, sweet or bold, here are a few must-try spots sure to […]
The margarita, that sweet and tangy elixir of lime juice, tequila and orange liqueur, works equally well for celebrations and commiserations. After a week of freezing temperatures, power outages, burst pipes, empty grocery store shelves and no running water, many Houston-area residents have cause for both. National Margarita Day is Monday, February 22, and a […]
Texas is still grappling with a massive power grid failure and excruciating temperatures. In addition to the cold, many Houstonians are now dealing with busted pipes, falling ceilings and, worst of all, no water. This is true for restaurants and business owners, too. Keeping the doors open is made even more tricky with the boil […]
Grub Kitchen and Bar has reopened its Katy restaurant. Situated directly off I-10 at 19143 Katy Fwy, this location of the Texas-based craft burger chain has been closed for the bulk of the COVID-19 pandemic. Founded in College Station in 2012, the restaurant is known for its well-priced and creative burgers, along with handcrafted and […]
Fat Tuesday is fast approaching, which means it time to revel in the joys of Cajun and Creole fare, king cakes and all the goodness of a traditional celebration. Despite the downsizing required due to COVID-19, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the day. These local spots have all the trappings for a […]
We’re all seeking a bit of normalcy these days. A return to familiar rituals and experiences. Queue the crawfish. Few things are as ritualistically anticipated on the Gulf Coast as the yearly return of crawfish season, and few things could help bring about a renewed sense of normal like a tray of bright red, steaming […]
This year, the Chinese Lunar New Year is Friday, February 12, and, according to the Chinese zodiac, 2021 is the year of the metal ox, which represents “diligence, kindness and generosity.” Welcome these hopes for the new year at Houston-area restaurants with flavorful, celebratory fare and entertainment enjoyed amongst family and close friends. All locations […]
Even during a pandemic, Valentine’s Day is alive and well, but dining out is still a cause for caution. A romantic alternative is to forgo a night out in favor of snuggling at home and tucking into a gourmet meal prepared by one of Houston’s best chefs. Many locales have curated celebratory to-go menus perfect […]
Popular wings joint, Sticky’s Chicken, is debuting an egg sandwich pop-up, SCRMBLD, on Saturday, Jan. 30, at 10 a.m. at its Sawyer Yards location (2313 Edwards). The menu will feature four egg sandwiches served on maple-butter Texas toast — a classic bacon, egg and cheese; a sausage, egg and cheese; a spinach, egg and cheese; […]
On Sunday, February 7, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, led by Tom Brady, who is making his 10th Super Bowl appearance, face the Kansas City Chiefs, the returning Super Bowl champs. Due to COVID-19, this isn’t the year for massive Super Bowl parties, but game day can still be filled with at-home tailgating and delicious food. […]
James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Shepherd and the team of Underbelly Hospitality, which operates three restaurants, a coffee shop and a craft beer bar in Montrose, have set their sights on downtown Houston. Specifically, they plan to open Georgia James Tavern in Market Square Tower at 777 Preston this spring. It will be in the […]
2020 was a strange and chaotic year — a fact reflected in what people chose to read. Instead of articles on new restaurants and happy hours, readers were focused on grocery stores, takeout and delivery, patio dining and neighborhood joints. Considering the year we just had, these choices aren’t surprising. With the pandemic limiting dine-in […]
Thankfully, 2020 is history. It was a tumultuous year, especially for Houston-area bars and restaurants. As we closed out the year, we wanted to honor and celebrate the hospitality establishments that brought us joy during the ongoing pandemic. The usual “best” new bar and restaurants lists didn’t seem quite right. Instead, we collaborated with Houston […]
Welcome to the eighth part of a series where we showcase the noteworthy food and drink experiences of a very weird year. In the spirit of the holidays, it’s also a very special collaboration between the food writers of the Houston Press and Houston Food Finder, the online publication founded by former Houston Press restaurant […]
Welcome to the fourth part of a series where we showcase the noteworthy food and drink experiences of a very weird year. In the spirit of the holidays, it’s also a very special collaboration between the food writers of the Houston Press and Houston Food Finder, the online publication founded by former Houston Press restaurant […]
Welcome to the third part of a series where we showcase the noteworthy food and drink experiences of a very weird year. In the spirit of the holidays, it’s also a very special collaboration between the food writers of the Houston Press and Houston Food Finder, the online publication founded by former Houston Press restaurant […]
Welcome to the first part of a series where we showcase the noteworthy food and drink experiences of a very weird year. In the spirit of the holidays, it’s also a very special collaboration between the food writers of the Houston Press and Houston Food Finder, the online publication founded by former Houston Press restaurant […]
2020 has been a difficult year for the Houston hospitality industry, with the shuttering of up-and-comers and long-standing institutions alike. Now, it’s claimed Public Services Wine & Whisky, the beautiful and well-regarded wine and whisky bar in the historic Cotton Exchange Building at 202 Travis. In a social media post, Justin Vann, who co-owned the […]
MARCH, the Mediterranean fine dining concept from Goodnight Hospitality, was scheduled to open earlier this year but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the meantime, The Lounge at MARCH Restaurant opens November 19. The Lounge focuses on a more casual experience than the restaurant and serves an assortment of handcrafted drinks, savory snacks […]
Sponsored Bars were not the only businesses impacted by the shutdowns necessitated by COVID-19. In Houston, French Country Wines at 2433 Bartlett, a small, independent wine shop established by Tim and Phyllis Smith over a decade ago and owned and operated by Jean-Philippe Guy for the past seven years, is a beloved Rice Village mainstay. […]
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Almost exactly a year after its announcement — and a too-brief taste of its dishes in a central Houston ghost kitchen — @YeloHtx from Alex Au-yeung of @phateatery and @MickCookerson is now open in Katy.
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