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Since 1952, This Old-School Houston, Texas Deli Has Packed Its No-Frills Sandwiches High With Meat

Some Houston lunch spots chase every new trend, and then there is one small deli that decided back in 1952 to skip all that. It still builds sandwiches the plain way, with fresh bread, house-made mayo, and a stack of meat that makes the sandwich hard to close. Some customers...

Houston, TX · 3d

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Luby’s Is Still Here, and So Is the LuAnn

If you grew up in Texas, you probably remember the tray. Brown plastic, a little damp from the stack, and way too much room for a kid with big eyes. You slid it down the rails at Luby’s past the Jell-O cubes and the pies, and somewhere around the fried fish your grandmother told you to pick one dessert. One.

San Antonio, TX · 2d

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Cold Mornings In Texas Call For These 7 Old-School Cafes Serving Biscuits And Gravy

A Texas cold snap does not show up often, but when it does, breakfast suddenly matters a lot more. This list covers seven old-school cafes across the state, from the Hill Country to the Panhandle, where biscuits and gravy are still made the classic way. Some of these spots have...

Texas · 1d

Chron.com

H Mart announces grand opening for new Sugar Land supermarket

This will be the company's first in the suburb and fourth in the Houston-area.

Sugar Land, TX · 1d

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These 11 Texas Kolache Bakeries Draw Lines Out The Door Before The Sun Comes Up

One kolache shop in a big Texas city unlocks its doors at 4 a.m. on weekdays. Four. In the morning. And it is not even the only bakery on this list racing the sunrise. I love how a humble Czech pastry became a Texas road trip ritual. One of these bakeries has been rolling dough since 1956.

Houston, TX · 23h

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Houston’s best pizza: The Full Menu

Local foodies discuss their favorite places to get pizza around Houston. In this month’s installment of The Full Menu, Houston foodies dish on their favorite places for pizza around the city these days. In the audio above, we hear from Felice Sloan of the Swanky Maven lifestyle blog, freelance...

Chron.com

Antone’s Famous Po’Boys is a Houston classic. Is it still worth a visit?

There's a lot to like about this old boy.

houstonhistoricretail.com

The crazy story of how Fiesta got its name

Fiesta is a name synonymous with groceries in Houston. Just saying the name conjures an image of glittering neon lights and a parrot or two. The name makes perfect sense too. If you remember Fiesta’s original incarnation, its stores were a bit like a party! Vibrant music in a packed marketplace helped make Fiesta a part of Houston. The reality, though, is that the name was a bit of a fluke. In fact, it was a second choice, made shortly before the original store opened. To set the stage, it’s 1972, and Fiesta co-founder Donald Bonham has recently arrived in Houston. By then, Bonham was already a grocery veteran. He had previously operated Bonham’s Food Market in his hometown of Corpus Christi and had even been called in by the Chilean government to help set up grocery stores and logistics in South America. After returning home to Corpus in the late 60s, Bonham became involved with a Louisiana-based company called Opportunity Stores Inc., founded by former Baton Rouge TV anchor Thomas Gillen. Gillen had noticed that chain grocers were leaving poorer areas to build new supermarkets, and proposed buying some of the abandoned stores to reopen as community markets. They would emphasize employing locals, not just in the store, but at the management level too. After hearing about the downfall of a Corpus Christi chain named Biel’s, Opportunity set its sights on Texas and hired Donald Bonham as its Texas representative.

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The Coconut Mama

Donatos Pizza opening 3 new locations in Texas (first in Houston!)

While some pizza chains are closing underperforming restaurants, Donatos Pizza is preparing a three-store expansion in Texas. Its first Houston-area restaurant has a specific address and a planned November 14,…

Houston, TX · 3d

Houston Chronicle

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Survey: Which Top 100 restaurant do you think took the No. 1 spot in 2026?

The annual Houston Chronicle list will be released Nov. 12. Take your best stab guessing at who you think might take the top spot.

Chron.com

New food tenants revealed for area near Bellaire Trader Joe's

New information just dropped this week in public documents.

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Houston Chronicle

Missed Chick-fil-A's kids meal giveaway in Houston? Another's coming up again soon.

For families that missed the Election Day free Chick-fil-A Kid’s Meal giveaway, the opportunity is coming around again soon.

Chron.com

Texas claims seven spots on OpenTable's Top 100 Restaurants 2026 list

Who got cut from last year?

Texas · 2d

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These 11 Texas Suburban Restaurants Prove The Best Food Isn’t Always In The Big City

Some of the best restaurants in Texas aren’t found in bustling downtown districts. They’re tucked away in suburban neighborhoods, historic buildings, and charming small-town streets, serving food that gives people plenty of reasons to make the drive. Imagine enjoying chicken-fried steak inside a historic cotton gin overlooking the...

Plano, TX · 3d

Chron.com

Trent’s Pizzeria closes in Clear Lake after two-year run

The closure came with no prior announcement.

Houston, TX · 3d

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Holler Brewing Marks 10 Years in Sawyer Yards With Pizza Kitchen, Bigger Back Yard

Holler Brewing Co. marked its 10th anniversary in Houston’s Sawyer Yards on Nov. 7 with changes aimed at giving visitors more room to stay: a new 1,300-square-foot indoor space and the brewery’s first on-site kitchen. The additions expand the taproom’s seating and food options after a decade in the arts district.

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My Neighborhood News

Section 3301 Bar & Eats Opens in Spring, Bringing New Sports Bar Concept to Former Hero’s Bar & Grill on Louetta Road

A familiar Spring gathering place has a new name and a fresh start as Section 3301 Bar & Eats opens on Louetta Road, welcoming customers during its soft opening ahead of a November 21–22 grand opening celebration.

Spring, TX · 4d

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From crawfish to birria: Ranking Houston’s restaurant staples

Houston is one of the most diverse food cities in the nation, a strength that can sometimes make deciding where to eat feel overwhelming. With thousands of restaurants serving foods from different cultures and backgrounds, the options can seem endless. From seafood boils to comforting soul food, here are five go-to spots in Houston that guarantee an authentic and comforting meal.

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Houston Chronicle

Restaurants that closed in October, including the ambitious Barbacana

Houston restaurants that closed in October include Barbacana, Moderno, Cutting Board and more.