Local food & hospitality news and services in Houston, TX.
The Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Senegalese restaurant corridor in Southwest Houston is one of the most concentrated in the South. Almost entirely absent from mainstream food coverage, it feeds a substa…
Most of the food hall coverage you'll find online for Houston was filed in 2022 or 2023, when the city was still riding an opening wave and every new stall was treated as a cultural event. That cov…
Texas law lets restaurants keep every dollar of a mandatory service charge. With Houston Restaurant Week approaching, CityDesk Houston reports what named local operators are actually doing with tha…
This guide is updated as menus are confirmed. Prices, participants, and donation amounts are verified directly with restaurants and HRW organizers, not sourced from promotional materials. Last upda…
Every roundup names the same spots, photographed in October. Here are the specs that actually matter in June.
From hour shifts to full hiatus, the business decisions behind making it through June to September on Houston's streets
We evaluated venues on cooling infrastructure and called operators where possible. Here's what no listicle will tell you.
This guide covers two zones: the Galleria/Uptown core Post Oak Boulevard to Loop 610 and the Energy Corridor I-10 west to Highway 6. Restaurant details — private room specs, confirmed weekday lunch…
Gulfton, the East End, the Heights — which spots are braising from scratch, what you'll pay, and when to show up before they run out
Existing roundups are outdated and vague. We called the restaurants.
From the tamale shops on Harrisburg to the cocktail bars on the EaDo edge, here's what's actually happening in the city's most underreported food corridor.
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