Last time in Vegas did an Internet search for best pizza on the strip. Wolfgang Puck Cucina was closest. Really good pizza & service; excellent wine. Nice atmosphere/view where you can people watch.
Road construction has closed the Shepherd exit. In/out from W. Gray only. Drive thru is gridlocked. Go to the Sbux across the street for the next few weeks.
Same El Tiempo menu. Newest location on Westheimer. Sit upstairs, or go outside during nice weather. Ask to sit at Anna's station if she's working.
New menu. More healthy choices, but that's not why I come here. Good burgers and fries. Decent bottled beer. Pass on the wine.
Blood drive today; parking is still horrible. While they've added more spaces since I used to go to church here years ago, there is nothing they can do about the bottleneck entrance/exit.
Best combination quality/value in the area. Wine bar serves decent wine by the glass while shopping.
Neighborhood sports bar with good draft & bottled beer selection, 9 TVs, and pleasant wait staff. Order food to eat from pizza, Chinese or sandwich shops next door.
Caprese salad and Salsiccia & Funghi (sausage & mushroom) pizza, made more awesome with a bottle of Alban Reva Syrah. Corkage fee dropped to $3 (was $7 at opening) due to complaints. Very busy place.
Decent BBQ. Reasonably priced, but everything is a la carte. Cafeteria style line. Gets crowded during lunchtime.
Hangover pizza (several different meats, with jalapeños) and a Harp on draft. Great place. Better when construction on Shepherd is finished. Not a lot of parking.
Excellent chop house salad. Sancerre to drink. So excited re: XL Jumbo crab platter I forgot to take a pic. All huge! Dessert was a chocolate sack - new for me. All very expensive. Ask for Nicky!
One of the best steakhouses in town (along with Pappas Bros.) Downtown location is an easy walk to MM Park/Astros games. Expensive but worth it. Good wine list. Try the sautéed mushrooms.
Best liquor store in town, with widest beer, liquor & wine selections. Also has small deli and grocery department. Beware "helpful" wine salespeople on commission; they steer you to high margin items.
First time here. Dumplings and Ginza roll were excellent! I'll be back. (If I can find a place to park).
The park is still suffering greatly from the prolonged hot summer and drought from a few years ago. Hundreds of trees died, and have yet to be replaced. Cmon COH pick up the pace to replace the trees.
Best grocery store in town, hands down. Finest quality meats, seafood, veggies, prepared foods, etc. Quality ain't cheap, but they have occasional discount specials. Purchase staples elsewhere.
Good burgers for lunch after a bike ride. Good place for women to meet men who play golf. But remember, Memorial is a public course; it's not the ROCC, so gold diggers should go elsewhere.
Decent place. Convenient. Full bar. Alright food. Happy hour specials; complimentary chips & queso.
Letty is the best massage therapist ever! Spring for the extra $30 ($110 total) and get 90 minutes vs. an hour ($80).
Children's Festival. Crowded. Rode my bicycle. Expensive $12/adult entry; $10/9 food/bev tickets. Turkey leg = 9 tickets. No beer. Parking $10. Bayou City Arts Festival in Memorial park was better.
Trails are almost finished. I can easily ride my bicycle from home, to memorial park, to downtown, to museum district to the zoo. best thing city of Houston has ever done that's affected me.
Seafood risotto is awesome. This is one of the most romantic restaurants in town - great food, service and atmosphere. Sit at a table in sight of the piano. ❤️
