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Asian Restaurant Weeks in Houston

Indulge in Houston's Asian Cuisine Scene for a Good Cause AAPI Restaurant Weeks returns for the seventh year! This foodie-perfect event runs May 1-June 15 and not only supports Houston’s vibrant Asian & Pacific Islander restaurateurs, but every ticket purchased provides one bag of rice to a senior citizen in H-Town. This works a little differently from the popular Houston Restaurant Weeks, which happen in August. To participate, make a $15 donation here. You’ll receive a QR code that unlocks…

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Houston’s the 2026 James Beard Award Finalists

With six finalists across different categories, Houston is shining once again on the regional and national levels on the list of finalists for the 2026 James Beard Awards, considered among the nation's most prestigious honors, recognizing exceptional talent in the culinary and food industries. The winners will be celebrated at the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards ceremony on Monday, June 15, 2026, at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. On a personal level, the James Beard Awards continue to impact…

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Easter Brunches in Houston

From egg hunts to tableside visits from the Easter Bunny, Houston’s brunch scene is pulling out all the stops this year. You can kick off the morning with a live DJ and over-the-top balloon art at State Fare, pet live bunnies in the historic courtyard at Brennan’s, or head to the Hotel Granduca for a festive morning hunt. Whether you’re in the mood for a buzzy, festive hangout or a more polished family tradition, these H-Town favorites have the perfect table waiting. REMI at Hotel Granduca…

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Houston’s the 2026 James Beard Award Semifinalists

We know Houston is a world-class food city, but doesn’t a compliment always mean more when someone else says it? Lately, Houston’s dining scene is getting lots of props. The LA Times recently named Houston the 2026 Top Food City, lauding it as a “culinary powerhouse” and “fiercely independent.” While Michelin's 2024 arrival brought a fresh wave of accolades, the gold standard has long been the James Beard Awards. Since 1991, the Beards have been spotlighting Houston’s culinary elite — a legacy…

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Long Weekend Opens in The Heights Bringing Ranch-Inspired Dining

Get ready for a new dining experience in The Heights! Just in time for the rodeo season, Long Weekend, a cozy ranch-inspired restaurant brought to life by the talented husband-and-wife team, Paige and Andrew Alvis, officially opened its doors at 2044 E. TC Jester on March 4, 2026. Designed as the perfect spot for food lovers, families, and neighbors to connect, this venue brings together delicious wood-fired Western cuisine with a delightful breakfast café, all within a welcoming indoor-outdoor…

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Best International Eats in H-Town

Taste the world one bite at a time! If you ask us, the best thing about Houston isn’t the skyline or the shopping—it’s the people and the food. And lucky for us, those two things go hand in hand. In the most diverse city in the country, the dining scene tells a thousand stories: of heritage, of hustle, of home. You’ll find second-generation Nigerian immigrants still running their family kitchen in Alief, a Japanese chef in a signature pink apron plating delicate omakase, and a DACA…

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Top Dining Near Daikin Park

Whether you’re heading downtown to root for the Houston Astros, visit the team store, or attend another event at Daikin Park, there are plenty of places to grab a bite and drink nearby! From hearty burgers to the cuisine of Oaxaca, Mexico—there’s something for everyone to satisfy their appetite ahead of the big game. Check out our list of restaurants near Daikin Park that will make planning your trip to the ballgame seamless and delicious! Osso & Kristalla Osso & Kristalla (photo above) is…

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Jo’s Coffee Debuts in Houston

Jo’s Coffee, an iconic Bunkhouse Hotels' coffee shop, celebrates Valentine’s Day by showing its love to Houston with the inauguration of its first out-of-Austin location in H-Town on February 14. Founded in 1999, Jo’s is known for its coffee, pastries, sandwiches, and breakfast tacos. It proudly brews its own blend of La Colombe Coffee and is home to the Iced Turbo coffee beverage, a drink with coffee, espresso, hazelnut, chocolate, and cream that has developed a cult following. Located in the…

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Fine Dining in Houston

Houston restaurateurs know that fine dining is not just about good food. It is about an unforgettable experience that includes a feast for all your senses with exquisite dishes, a unique ambiance, and outstanding service. Add a myriad of flavors from around the world H-City offers, and you´ll understand why Houston has become a new culinary capital and a paradise for all local and visiting gourmets and sybarites. Ready for your fine dining adventures in Houston? Let’s explore some restaurants in…

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A Perfect Foodie Day: Montrose

With its eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, art galleries, and bars, Montrose is a unique Houston destination. Founded in 1911, this neighborhood in the heart of the city is also home to some of Houston’s most exciting eateries, including several that along with their chefs have earned national acclaim. But with all that variety comes difficulty in choosing where to have your next meal. #FirstWorldProblems Don’t sweat it. We’ve mapped out an entire day of eating in Montrose to make that task…

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