The Red Snapper is so delicate and tender. Hubby ordered the Pan Roasted Chicken with potatoes purée and his eyes rolled back into his head. 😄
Salad card for lunch is a must. Custom salad rocks.
Request Benny for attentive, unobtrusive service. Order the Surf & Turf if they have it on special.
The Voodoo Shrimps are to die for....Awesome live music
Owners invested in a really good sound system, which is music to our ears.
If you can't get a table in the restaurant before the show starts, try the delicious Italian food at Josephine's across the street. – Team Live Nation
Discovery Green is a phenomenal place to see concerts. The setting is beautiful in the middle of downtown, but also spacial, which makes for not a bad picnic, either.
If you have something important to tell a friend, take them to the listening shells and have an intimate long distance discussion via sculpture.
It features sculpted gardens, public art pieces, amphitheater, fenced dog runs, small lake, monthly farmers' market, free exercise classes, free Wi-Fi access, a concert and movie series, and more!
Try the River Rocket sandwich for a little twist on a classic. Just trust me!
Join the UFO Club
Drink a beer here!
Big homemade cupcakes at The Creamery near section 223.
Opened in 1999, the park is home to the Houston Astros. The ballpark is the first major sports facility to have a closed captioning board for the hearing impaired.
Richie Sexson, then of the Brewers, is the only player to have ever hit the flagpole in center. There used to be a visible mark from the ball until the 2011 season, when the pole was repainted.
Best ever indian fusion pizza.. Gateway of India, Bombay Ranch & Paneer roll are my Favs here... Try Kingfisher beer...
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Pizza: Try a Gateway of India pizza that mixes tandoori chicken with artichoke hearts in a cilantro-chutney sauce.
Their Indian-style pizzas are literally like nothing else in town. Our picks: saag paneer and the slumdog pizzas. [Eater 38 Member]
Try the Banh Cuon Nhan Thit (Steamed Rice Roll with Ground Pork)
Was not impressed this time around. Understaffed and my shrimp did not taste good. They didn't bring my coffee either.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Vietnamese Restaurant: Order the char-grilled pork noodle bowls or spicy bun bo hue!
Cheese Slices @ 2AM on Friday & Saturday night is sooooooo good! (5 bucks a slice)
Do nose drugs upstairs in the corner while you watch people eat.
Houston's Best Pizza..Hands Down!
Try the lamb shwarma, beet salad, and end with fresh baklava and Turkish coffee
The wine section upstairs is worth a visit.
Phoenicia will be sampling foods at the 2012 Houston Web Awards at the House of Dereon! Be sure to get your tickets here! http://bit.ly/JwX1o4
Bread pudding and creme brulee are great. Steaks are fantastic
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Steakhouse: Toss in the city's best crab cake, knowledgeable wait staff & a dizzyingly long wine list and you've got yourself a dinner that's well worth the splurge.
Best expense account restaurant
Here for a business reception. Food was beautifully presented, delicious, and plentiful. Desserts were works of art.
The pool & pool staff = 5 stars. Greeter, set up our chairs, umbrella positioned correctly, suntan lotion provided, water glasses refilled often. Fresh fruit skewers, smoothie samples. Heated pool.
Tired of listening to your iPod through ear buds? Each room comes complete with its own iPod docking station to bring the playlists of home to your hotel room.
Beautiful venue with some decent local draft beers on draft
Somethings cause you to drink. Here, you drink for a cause.
The vibe in this historic space is so good that it merits a visit. With Anvil veteran Mike Criss leading the way, the cocktail program will be solid.
Great venue for LARGE crowd live music performances (Foo Fighters, Muse, etc). The beer cups are expensive, but magical - they fill FROM THE BOTTOM using reverse-engineered alien.
To get backstage, look for a man in a cape. Tell him “The marigolds are in bloom.” If he looks at you like you’re crazy, tell him “I’d like to go backstage.” He may or may not be able to help you.
On December 9, 2004, T-Mac had the craziest 35 seconds of his career. He scored 13 points in that stretch, which included four 3’s and a four-point play.
For those who maybe don't have Netflix and still go out to see movies, this is one of the best cinema experiences, with comfy seats, pre-booking seats, full bar, and (mostly) superior movie selections
Parking in the garage underneath Bayou Palace is free; validate your parking ticket at the theater.
This place is great. Edwards Marq*E charges $9.50 per seat. Sundance is $10.50. It's absolutely worth the additional dollar. If you live near town, there is no reason to hit up any other theater.
Coffee, tea and food is wonderful! The decor is gorgeous!!
Lemon blueberry scone is everything! Adorable decor and delicious coffee & baked goods.
Love this place!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA