If you have a little free time on Tuesday or Thursday morning, you should find your way to Tacos A Go Go in Oak Forest for some down dog. Twice a week from 8:45am to 9:45am, yogis converge on the outdoor patio to get their namaste on at a free community yoga class. I went … Continue reading
Like Beyonce, we’re all waking up flawless, so why should we settle for anything less for our most important meal of the day? Houston is a town with amazzzzinnnggg brunch (we all knew that), but, is it just me, or are more and more restaurants feeling like eating good 7 days a week with fancy … Continue reading
Ever since I had my first bite at Bosscat, I’ve been craving its brunch menu. But, as you might have noticed, we haven’t brunched in a while. I know. I’m so sorry. Let it be known that I am the most upset about this. Oh how I’ve missed mimosas and runny eggs. But the brunch … Continue reading
I love brunch and I love a good deal. Ruggles Green in the Heights gives you both. Filling meals, surprisingly quiet patio nestled at the corner of 11th and Studewood, quick service, no need to tip or split checks because you order at the counter, plenty of healthy and not-so-healthy options. What’s not to love? After … Continue reading
Y’all. I think I have found the best breakfast tacos in Houston. Bold statement. I know. But I stand by it. Laredo Taqueria on Washington Ave. has the best tacos ever. You know you’re about to eat some dang good food when you see the line is literally out the door and wrapping around the … Continue reading
Driving along the I-10 feeder, I have seen the sign “Like Big Brunch? Call Us” apx a zillion times. Despite being the brunch lover that I am, I never was tempted to call because the sign was connected to Cadillac Bar and I knew that, despite being a great texmex place and having a bomb … Continue reading
Located in the Historic District of Downtown Houston, Hearsay Gastro Lounge is a must for foodies and history nerds. Built in 1860, the Foley building has been everything from a bakery to a grocery store to ammunition storage for the Civil War. The building has been flooded and rebuilt and burned down multiple times and … Continue reading