Having lost all their hospitality businesses in NYC due to COVID-19, cousins Farrukh and Harris Mirza started from scratch in Houston, armed with nothing but a food truck and a fierce determination to build something special.
At an age when most people are slowing down, John Toomey is still showing up. Every day, nearly without fail, the 97-year-old can be found at J-Bar-M Barbecue in East Downtown Houston, reading the Wall Street Journal, sipping coffee, and checking in with his staff- often with his loyal Labrador, Smokey, trotting close behind.
Vic & Anthony's is a staple in downtown Houston, renowned for its classic steakhouse charm and exceptional dining experience. As Valentine's Day approaches, the restaurant is a perfect choice for a romantic date night.
Celebrate Father’s Day all weekend-long at Lagoonfest! Enjoy discounts on bourbon, special brunch items, free entry to the Lagoon with brunch, and a free concert.
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With Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza off the menu, this Houston restaurant steps in | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2 |Published: October 19, 2020, 5:33 pmRiel Chef and junk food junkie Ryan Lachaine fills the void in our lives now that Taco Bell is removing the Mexican Pizza from their menu, with a hot take of his own..
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With Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza off the menu, this Houston restaurant steps in | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2 |Published: October 19, 2020, 5:19 pmRiel Chef and junk food junkie Ryan Lachaine fills the void in our lives now that Taco Bell is removing the Mexican Pizza from their menu, with a hot take of his own..
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These are the 5 places you can't miss at this year's Houston Black Restaurant Week | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: July 15, 2020, 1:47 pmFor a couple of days give your kitchen a rest, because this year's Houston Black Restaurant Week is in full swing with many businesses in town offering the best flavors of African American, African and Caribbean cuisine. Derek Robinson, co-founder of Black Restaurant Week, shared how you can support this event amid the COVID-19 pandemic through takeout and delivery.
