Common Bond, An Uncommon Café
On a busy Westheimer corner in Montrose sits the ultra-hip Common Bond Café, a buzzy slice of heaven for everything from breakfast, a work meeting, to a casual coffee with friends. The look is industrial Read more…
Things To Do
The Rienzi House Museum
In the heart of the historic River Oaks neighborhood, down a long, wooded drive, sits a single-story 1950s home on a 4-acre property. Rienzi was designed in 1952 by John Staub, who is considered one Read more…
Love Local (Foods)
When visiting a new city, you want to have the best and eat it too. That’s where we come in, with recommendations on scrumptious places across town. Today, we’re here to bulk up your Places Read more…
Tootsies Takes Off, A Pop-Up Shop
It’s only natural that one of Houston’s favorite shopping destinations should spread its wings. Tootsies Takes Off landed last season in an annex right across from its flagship namesake in the beautiful West Ave development, Read more…
Where to Celebrate the 4th of July in Houston
Monday, July 3 Houston Symphony: Star-Spangled Salute – The Woodlands! Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion: 2005 Lake Robbins Drive | The Woodlands, TX 77380 8 p.m. Admission is free Join in 27 years of tradition with Read more…
Brunch at Brasil
Weekend brunch is a lifestyle, a friend-fueled excuse to sleep in and still enjoy eggs at noon. It’s an expression of extravagance, which we get to revel in every weekend. Like a favorite top that Read more…
Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest and Worry Will Vanish
Acclaimed restaurants. A fantastic economy. NASA. America’s fourth-largest city doesn’t disappoint, and its prowess doesn’t stop with its stars-reaching rockets and restaurants. Houston is also home to a world-class museum district, resplendent with 19 separate Read more…
Youth Movement Helps Houston Dodge Sweep
The best team in baseball slid further into a funk this week, as the depleted Astros roster dropped two of three games to the Texas Rangers at Minute Maid Park. Houston is enduring its first Read more…
Eloise Nichols Grill & Liquors
It isn’t just our baseball team that hits home runs. Last fall, family-owned Adair Concepts (Skeeter’s, Los Tios, Adair Kitchen) debuted a River Oaks gem, Eloise Nichols Grill & Liquors. Named for the Adair siblings’ Read more…
Astros Drop Series Amid Injury Woes
The Astros lost their series against the second-place Anaheim Angels and have now dropped four of their last six games. Ordinarily, that sort of development would cause plenty of concern. But Houston still holds a Read more…