Month: September 2018

Original Greek Festival Returns to Houston in October with Great Food and Community Spirit

POSTED: September 26, 2018 AT 6:00 pm   /   Food & Drink Festivals, News

This year’s Original Greek Festival runs from October 4 through 7 on the grounds of the newly renovated Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral at 3511 Yoakum. It is an extravaganza of Greek food, music, dancing and culture. Tickets are $5 for adults and children 12 and under are free. On Friday, October 5 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. […]

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Six Craft Breweries To Visit South of Houston

POSTED: September 26, 2018 AT 3:33 pm   /   Beer, Breweries

For the past three years, there’s been a boom in the Greater Houston area craft brewing industry. More than a dozen new ones opened and that trend means more options for Houstonians in diverse locations. Though Inner Loop locales get a lot of the sudsy buzz, the suburbs have a lot to offer as well — […]

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Upcoming Houston Competition Showcases Caesar Salad From the Classic to the Crazy

POSTED: September 25, 2018 AT 6:10 pm   /   Food & Drink Festivals, News

After 34 years, it’s safe to say that the Annual Caesar Salad Competition is one of Houston’s most popular and enduring food festivities. As in previous years, the University of Houston Hilton Hotel at 4450 University is hosting the event in the Conrad Ballroom. Sixteen competing teams are going to do their utmost to secure […]

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Saint Arnold Adds a New Year-Round Beer to Its Lineup — and It’s a Little Unusual

POSTED: September 25, 2018 AT 10:59 am   /   Bars, Beer, Breweries

With its recently opened, world-class beer garden, Saint Arnold Brewing Company seems to be on a mission to prove that Texas’ Oldest Craft Brewery is more than capable of learning new tricks. The beer garden isn’t the only new addition, though. It’s not very often that Saint Arnold adds a year-round beer to the rotation, but it […]

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