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  • Buffalo Wild Wings

    3939 Washington Ave. Heights

    832-356-2980

    Buffalo Wild Wings was founded in 1982 when a guy from Buffalo, New York traveled to Ohio to judge an amateur figure skating competition and failed to find any wings that measured up to the ones at home. Now B-Dubs, as it likes to call itself, has spread to nearly every state in the U.S. with more than 600 locations, including Houston, where it's easy to find on Voice Places. The yellow-and-black logo features a buffalo that has sprouted majestic wings, but make no mistake--it's strictly chicken here, available in regular or boneless varieties in 21 flavors from Garlic Parmesan and Caribbean Jerk to Asian Zing and the simply named but much feared Blazin'. Every location features a plethora of televisions for your sports-watching needs and a plentiful selection of beer on tap.
    1 article
  • Sengelmann Hall (Schulenburg)

    531 N. Main, Schulenburg Outside Houston

    979-743-2300

  • 19th Street

    300 - 700 Blocks of 19th St. Heights

    713-869-5885

    The Heights' main street for antiques, boutiques, art, dining, and more.
    1 event 1 article
  • 59 Diner

    17695 State 249 Jersey Village

    832-237-8828

    This is one of the best examples of a good old-fashioned diner we have in the city. Here you'll find lots of chrome and pleather and a lunch counter where you can sit while watching the food being prepared. Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
  • 59 Diner - CLOSED

    20210 Katy Freeway Katy

    281-599-8500

    This is one of the best examples of a good old-fashioned diner we have in the city. Here you'll find lots of chrome and pleather and a lunch counter where you can sit while watching the food being prepared. Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
  • 59 Diner - CLOSED

    3801 Farnham Lower Shepherd-Kirby

    713-523-2333

    This is one of the best examples of a good old-fashioned diner we have in the city. Here you'll find lots of chrome and pleather and a lunch counter where you can sit while watching the food being prepared. Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
    8 articles
  • 59 Diner

    10407 Katy Freeway Outer Loop - NW

    713-984-2500

    This is one of the best examples of a good old-fashioned diner we have in the city. Here you'll find lots of chrome and pleather and a lunch counter where you can sit while watching the food being prepared. Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
  • 59 Diner - CLOSED

    8125 Katy Freeway Outer Loop - NW

    713-681-5559

    Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
  • 59 Diner - CLOSED

    12550 SW Freeway, Stafford Outside Houston

    281-242-5900

    This is one of the best examples of a good old-fashioned diner we have in the city. Here you'll find lots of chrome and pleather and a lunch counter where you can sit while watching the food being prepared. Great breakfasts are served all day long, and there's comfort food for lunch and dinner. The daily Blue Plate Specials include perennial favorites like pot roast, turkey and gravy, catfish and roast pork. Traditional floats, malts and milkshakes alone are enough to make the trip here worthwhile.
    5 articles
  • 6am kitchen & bar

    9511 Southwest freeway Braeswood

    504-900-3580

  • Alamo Drafthouse - Vintage Park

    114 Vintage Park Blvd. Jersey Village

    832-559-5959

    Alamo Drafthouse has long been known as a great spot to catch a movie with a glass of cold craft beer delivered right to your seat during the film. Both area locations -- the other one is near Katy -- recently upped their games by adding cocktails and creating a menu that's much more restaurant than movie theater in terms of selection and quality. Though some appetizers miss the mark, the pizzas and burgers are the stars of the show, making use of fresh ingredients and simple preparation to delight diners from the previews through the credits. With the simple system of writing down your order and flagging it for the servers to see, food is prepared and delivered throughout the course of the movie by nearly invisible waiters trying their best to stay quiet and out of site. And let's face it, few things pair with movies like booze, so the craft margaritas and spiked shakes are a welcome addition to any moviegoing experience.
    63 articles
  • Alamo Drafthouse Cinema-West Oaks

    1000 W. Oaks Mall Outer Loop - SW

    281-920-9211

    At the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the multiscreen cineplex in West Oaks Mall where you can eat dinner while you catch a flick, the pepperoni pizza is called a "Porky's" and there's a sundae called "La Dolce Vita." Drinks include beer, wine, coffee drinks, Italian sodas and root beer floats. There's also popcorn.
    4 articles
  • The Americana

    2957 Bingle Rd. North-Northwest

    713-370-7554

    A live music venue, bar and eatery located in Spring Branch, Houston, It features original local and regional acts performing within various genres of American music, including: Blues, Country, Folk, Jazz, Rock&Roll. It has comfortable seating for approx. 100, an excellent house PA system and great acoustics. No karaoke, internet jukebox, pool tables or gaming machines. There are real dartboards and local art and performer pics on the walls. The Americana also serves a modest menu which includes their famous Tejas Tacos and Chicago Dogs. It also doubles as a neighborhood bar featuring local sports on the big screen TV. Happy Hour 4-7pm weekdays. No cover on most nights. Always live music Tues.-Sat. Songwriters Night on Tuesdays. Redneck Jam every Wed.
  • The Annie Cafe & Bar

    1800 Post Oak Galleria

    713-804-1800

    Join us as we celebrate the holiday season with our inaugural Breakfast & Photos with Santa! Don't miss this festive opportunity to enjoy pictures with Santa, a delicious prix-fixe menu, hot chocolate and cider bars, specialty cocktails and more! The cost is $35 for children and $65 for adults, but excludes tax and gratuity.* *Reservations are required. Please call us at 713.804.1800 or visit us on OpenTable. Guests pay at the end of the meal. A 48-hour cancellation notice is required. If a reservation is canceled less than 48-hours in advance, a cancellation fee of $25 per person will apply.
    1 event
  • Another Time Soda Fountain

    800 Third St., Rosenberg Outside Houston

    281-232-2999

    The drinks are the biggest draw at Another Time Soda Fountain, the highly authentic and old-fashioned restaurant located in a 1910 building in historic downtown Rosenberg. Here you'll find lime coolers, Coke shakes, phosphates and homespun shakes and malts -- not the kind of dessert drinks you're likely to encounter at many other places. The one-pound banana splits are a thing of beauty and are best when split, of course, as are the huge burgers and chili cheese dogs.
    1 article
  • Ashland House Tea Room Restaurant

    7611 Westview Outer Loop - NW

    713-682-7611

    This onetime Heights institution lost its lease and ended up in a former hair salon in Spring Branch. But the change in locale has done nothing to alter the tearoom charm of the food; that charm can be variable, true, but the cheese soup, the chicken berry salad and the homemade desserts are all worthy of the ladies who lunch.
  • Aunt Bea's Restaurant - CLOSED

    5422 N. Freeway Outer Loop - NW

    713-692-2432

    Hungry for a huge breakfast at 3 a.m.? Aunt Bea's to the rescue. It looks like a country kitchen, and the food tastes homemade. Their daily steam table offers a meat and three side dishes, and it's an incredible amount of food for $6. The rest of the menu offers fried food, funky Italian dishes and a ten-ounce rib eye steak for $14.
    1 article
  • Avalon Diner

    12810 SW Freeway, Stafford Outside Houston

    281-240-0213

    Avalon Diner is still serving up some of the best greasy-spoon food in the city. The place is usually filled with regulars, and the waitstaff has been there for ages. There's something for every diner craving--from Blue Plate Special comfort food to arterially challenging breakfast staples. The lure of breakfast food all day long is reason enough to stop by and check out this Houston classic.
    1 article
  • Avenue Grill

    1017 Houston Ave. Heights

    713-228-5138

    Cops, reporters, lawyers and other folks who frequent the police station and the municipal courthouse have made this steam-table diner a lunchtime institution. The people-watching is great: Downtown business types rubbing shoulders with folks in African-inspired tribal garb. Try one of the best chicken-fried steaks in town, presented with huge servings of true homestyle vegetables. And be sure to save room for a piece of near-perfect pie. Breakfast and lunch only.
    1 article
  • Baba Yega

    2607 Grant Montrose

    713-522-0042

    This cozy cafe, named after a Slavic witch, has been a favorite ever since Montrose was the capital of Bohemian culture. The converted bungalow, with patio seating and a lush herb garden, serves artist types, workers and families. Like its clientele, the food is a mixed bag of deli, home cooking and vegetarian cuisine. Winners include the Caesar, topped with grilled chicken and charred red peppers, and the grilled vegetables over herbed brown rice. The best bet, however, is the huge char-grilled burger, served with a side of Baba Yega's famous dill potato salad.
    6 articles
  • Backyard Cafe & Grill

    4410 Westway Park Blvd. Outer Loop - NW

    713-460-4225

    1 article
  • Baker Street Pub & Grill - Katy

    23501 CINCO RANCH BLVD. Katy

    713-830-1858

    2 articles
  • Baker Street Pub & Grill - The Woodlands

    25 Waterway Ave., The Woodlands North-Northwest

    281-362-7431

    1 article
  • Baker Street Pub & Grill - Willowbrook

    17278 TOMBALL Parkway North-Northwest

    281-517-0828

    1 article
  • Balls Out Burger

    1603 N. Durham Dr. Heights

    Balls Out Burger looks the part its name evokes, with burgers that positively ooze beef and cheese. Unfortunately, they eat far tamer than they look. While the default burger here comes devoid of anything but beef and bun swaddled in melting American cheese, you’re better off adding some salad stuff for balance. You’ll also want to opt for the single instead of the jaw-unhinging double. The beef is flavorful and well seasoned, but comes a bit too compressed and bearing an unfortunately weak sear. Overall, Balls Out burgers look, feel and taste an awful lot like the burgers you might make at home, with decent-quality mass-market beef seared in carbon steel and blanketed with American cheese. That said, the expansive patio is a delight during nice weather, the all-Saint Arnold beer selection is a nice touch, and the shakes are homespun delights.
    2 articles
  • Bar Louie at Sugar Land Town Square

    16089 City Walk, Sugar Land Outside Houston

    281-313-9002

  • The Barbed Rose Steakhouse and Seafood Co.

    113 E. Sealy St., Alvin Outside Houston

    281-585-2272

    This fine-dining American restaurant, inspired by the Texas Gulf Coast, is located in old downtown Alvin. The restaurant is small, with only 12 tables and three booths, and the low wood ceiling makes it dark inside. The place uses local ingredients, including Texas-grown Akaushi and Wagyu beef. Try the house-made bacon and sausages and the wild game, including wild boar, antelope and venison.
  • The Barking Pig 

    2307 Ella Heights

    713-701-9150

    The Barking Pig is a casual neighborhood bar and grill that leans more heavily on the bar end of the enterprise. Expect counter service, but feel free to grab a seat on the patio and have a runner bring your meal. With both the drinks and the food, it’s a good bet to keep things simple. The straightforward backyard cookout-style burgers are pleasant enough, as are the thin-crust pizzas. Stay away from anything that strays from the expectable model, like the truly disappointing ceviche. Don’t expect to be dazzled, but do expect to have a good time.
    1 article
  • Barnaby's

    5750 Woodway Galleria

    713-266-0046

    Barnaby's on Woodway is small and has a more upscale feel to it when compared to other locations. The food, however, is good ol' Barnaby's, with interesting twists on traditional sandwiches and salads like their pesto chicken sandwich with artichoke hearts or the turkey breast with cranberry mayo. Hamburgers are a specialty of the house, and you'll find ten different versions, each one better than the next.
    2 articles
  • Barnaby's

    1701 Shepherd River Oaks

    713-520-5131

    Mountain-size salads and a wealth of sturdy, consistently fresh and vibrant foods keep Barnaby's in business. Smoked chicken tostadas with roasted corn salsa delights, and the chicken pesto salad sandwich with artichoke hearts is remarkable. The meat loaf with garlic mashers is comfort food at its most, um, comforting. And the many burger combos, accompanied with a hearty stack of perfectly crisp french fries (or subbed with steamed veggies), will satisfy even the most finicky of eaters. Get in early to avoid long waits.
    7 articles
  • Barnaby's

    414 W. Gray River Oaks

    713-522-8898

    Mountain-size salads and a wealth of sturdy, consistently fresh and vibrant foods keep Barnaby's in business. Smoked chicken tostadas with roasted corn salsa delights, and the chicken pesto salad sandwich with artichoke hearts is remarkable. The meat loaf with garlic mashers is comfort food at its most, um, comforting. And the many burger combos, accompanied with a hearty stack of perfectly crisp french fries (or subbed with steamed veggies), will satisfy even the most finicky of eaters. Get in early at the Montrose/River Oaks location to avoid long waits.
    7 articles
  • Barnaby's Cafe

    602 Fairview St. Montrose

    713-522-4229

    Mountain-size salads and a wealth of sturdy, consistently fresh and vibrant foods keep Barnaby's in business. Smoked chicken tostadas with roasted corn salsa delights, and the chicken pesto salad sandwich with artichoke hearts is remarkable. The meat loaf with garlic mashers is comfort food at its most, um, comforting. And the many burger combos, accompanied with a hearty stack of perfectly crisp french fries (or subbed with steamed veggies), will satisfy even the most finicky of eaters. Get in early to avoid long waits.
    8 articles
  • BCK Kitchen & Cocktail Adventures

    933 Studewood Heights

    832-831-7155