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$5 Popcorn at Cinemark Katy Today: Bring Your Own Bucket
KATY, Texas — Popcorn fans in Katy have a reason to grab a bucket and head to the movies today. Cinemark is bringing back its popular Bring Your Own Bucket popcorn promotion for Sunday, September 6, 2026, giving guests the chance to fill their own container with movie theater popcorn for just $5.
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Pier 36 Seafood & Oyster Bar to Open a New Location
Pier 36 Seafood & Oyster Bar is expanding its Lone Star State footprint. The seafood eatery is planning to open a new location inside a historic Downtown Richmond fire station, according to the Houston Business Journal. The new Pier 36 Seafood & Oyster Bar is expected to open at 112 Jackson St.
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Katy Places for Breakfast and Brunch that Families Love
Celebrate Labor Day weekend by taking the family out to breakfast or plan a morning out to brunch when kids are in school! Katy's dining scene has exploded with flavorful menus featuring creative egg dishes, tempting French toast combinations, and bubbly mimosas. Kick off the day with a delicious breakfast...
The Coconut Mama
Beloved 60-year-old Texas burger restaurant closing just 3 years after revival
Another longtime restaurant is preparing to serve its final customers, underscoring the financial challenges that continue to reshape the restaurant industry. A beloved Texas burger spot that has been part…
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Help bring Maggie home: Missing goldendoodle is the best friend of a Richmond boy battling brain cancer
NEEDVILLE, Texas – A Richmond family is asking for help finding Maggie, a goldendoodle who went missing Wednesday in Needville. Maggie was with the family near Kunz Road and Reeh Road when, according to the family, a gunshot startled her and she ran away. She was reportedly in the area for a Chevrolet commercial.
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Dr. Matthews visits Stafford Dairy Queen after customer allegedly finds screw in burger
STAFFORD, Texas — Dr. Matthews visited a Dairy Queen in Stafford after a customer alleged that a screw inside his burger punctured his gums and sent him to an emergency room. Michael Solomon said he purchased a Hunger-Buster through the restaurant’s drive-thru on Aug. 27. Solomon said he discovered...
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Katy Author Turns Neighborhood Dog Walks Into Cookbook Celebrating Community
Small Treats. Big Wags. — The Neighborhood Edition is a love letter to a Katy dog community, one trail and one treat at a time. For CeCe, it all started with her German Shepherd, Nox. Their daily walks around the neighborhood turned into friendships. You see the same dogs...
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This Texas Bakeshop Serves Some Of The Most Crave-Worthy Tamales In The State
When tamales become known across an entire state, you know the kitchen skills behind them are something special. This Texas bakeshop has earned exactly that kind of reputation. Tamales here get made fresh daily, wrapped and steamed the traditional way without shortcuts. Regulars order the same flavors every visit, trusting...
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Retail News: Landry’s Seafood House debuts in Sugar Land
A new Landry’s Seafood House has opened in the Houston area. Located at 19740 Southwest Fwy, Sugar Land, TX 77479, this building has been a revolving door for Landry’s concepts. It originally opened as a Joe’s Crab Shack in 2004. In 2006, Landry’s sold off Joe’s Crab Shack to new ownership. The new owners converted the Sugar Land restaurant into Brickhouse Tap + Tavern in early 2016. The following year, Landry’s would repurchase Joe’s Crab Shack, including the Brickhouse Tap + Tavern locations. Landry’s continued to close Joe’s Crab Shack locations, converting some to Brickhouse and leaving others empty. However, more recently, Brickhouse has encountered its own issues. While Landry’s hasn’t been very open about Brickhouse’s problems, the “craft beer” segment it acquired from Joe’s former parent company, Ignite Brands, isn’t as appealing as it once was. Rather than shut down the Sugar Land location for good, it closed earlier this year for a months-long renovation. The new concept isn’t unfamiliar to Houstonians: Landry’s Seafood House. The original incarnation, which helped found the Landry’s empire. While the exterior and interior both take cues from the recently departed original Landry’s, an element of Joe’s Crab Shack is thrown into the mix, with an outdoor pirate ship playground making a return.