We’re living in a time of “treat yo’self” — and what a time to be alive! Picked Flower Co. has brought us a new way to give ourselves some self love with regular flower deliveries. The Houston-based flower truck just opened its brick-and-mortar location in the Heights. The subscription plan is available online. I’ve had … Continue reading
Who’s ready to row?! Crew Fitness has officially opened up in the Heights, and wow is it addicting. What to know before you ROW Your first ride’s free! Book online or call the studio! It’s a full-body, 45-minute workout. If you’re only sore in your arms, you’ve done it wrong. Throughout the class, you switch … Continue reading
There must be something in the water because tons of new restaurants have been popping up in Houston — and they are all cute to boot! Go, snap picks, eat, post, repeat. Wanna drink to that? Here are some watering holes that are also pretty new and pretty darn cute too. EggHaus Gourmet Bier for … Continue reading
I’m always looking for the newest, bestest brunches around town, but it’s been a slow summer (brunch wise). If you’re like me, the weekend agenda’s been full of travel or adventures and brunch has taken a backseat — also because it is way too hot outside to think about eating omelets on the patio. But … Continue reading
What do you do when one of your all-time favorite brunch spots opens a sister restaurant down the street from where you live? You go on its SECOND day of serving brunch. BCK — the casual, cool sister to Bosscat Kitchen and Libations — is now serving brunch on Saturdays and Sundays and it’s everything … Continue reading
Whether you’re a single gal looking for a reliable spot for a first or second date or one-half a couple wanting to have a special night out, here’s a list of recommendations for you! Need more date ideas? We got you. 9 Date Ideas for Every Type of Couple 9 Date Ideas that are MORE … Continue reading
It has come to my attention that the people of Houston do not know about a magical thing called Nogsmas. It has also come to my attention that some of the people of Houston do not like eggnog. However, I am choosing to ignore the people who are a part of that second realization and … Continue reading
