The Pappas family, operators of Pappas Restaurants, lost their longstanding concessions contract at Houston's Hobby Airport to Areas JV, a Miami-based company, following a contentious bidding process. But the court battle seems far from over.

A district judge has granted the City of Houston’s request for a temporary restraining order against the Tabú nightclub.

Airport travelers were surprised to see new restaurants, like Gastrohub at Hobby Airport on Friday. It’s where Pappas BBQ used to be.

Four Families will cease operating inside Hobby Airport at 11:59 p.m. Thursday. Eight temporary dining options will operate in their place.

The Hobby food fight continued on Friday morning with an emergency Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) hearing held in the 11th Civil Court inside of the Harris County Civil Courthouse.

The dispute at Hobby Airport between the Pappas family and City of Houston is set to continue as a hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.

In the lawsuit, Pappas states there was inappropriate contact by the mayor’s office during what was a designated “no contact period” in the bidding process.

The dispute at Hobby Airport between the Pappas Family and the City of Houston will continue outside of city hall. The new venue will be a Harris County courtroom after the family filed a 269-page lawsuit on Tuesday over the awarding of the recent concessions package at the airport.

The fight between two heavyweight combatants continued on Tuesday during a city council meeting over a lucrative concessions contract at Hobby Airport.

A contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars is up for debate at Houston’s City Hall.

A food fight has taken flight at Hobby Airport.