Drinks
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Houston’s Best Fourth of July 2025 Food and Drink Specials
Houston’s getting ready to light up the sky and the grill for Independence Day. From fireworks-worthy parties and festive cocktails to comfort food classics and sweet summer treats, here’s where to soak up the holiday weekend around town. Atlas Ultra LoungeIf you’re in the Galleria area, Atlas is throwing a proper Fourth of July party on Friday, July 4. Doors open at 5 p.m. with $5 frozens, $6 lemon drops, and $9 French 75s. Add $0.99 wings, $3 tacos, and $10 pizzas to the mix, and you’ve got yourself a holiday happy hour worth celebrating. Baskin-Robbins is offering $2 off large frozen beverages and $5 off Polar Pizzas through July.…
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SONIC and Grillo’s Pickles Team Up for the Ultimate Dill Lover’s Meal
If you’re a fan of pickles, SONIC Drive-In has something special for you this summer. Starting June 30, pickle lovers can get their hands on the new SONIC x Grillo’s Pickles Big Dill Meal, a limited-time menu that packs bold, briny flavor into every bite and sip. The star of the show is the Big Dill Double or Triple SONIC Smasher™, featuring hand-smashed Angus beef, melty American cheese, crispy cucumber slices seasoned with dill pickle spice, Grillo’s Pickle Chips, and fresh lettuce, all layered with dilly ranch on a soft potato bun. To cool things down, the meal includes the Picklerita Slush, a sweet and tart blend of pickle juice,…
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TAGO Brings Tulum Vibes, Latin Flavors, and Late-Night Energy to Midtown Houston
There’s a new reason to head to Midtown this summer. TAGO, a Tulum-inspired restaurant and nightlife lounge, is now open at 1120 Dennis Street and already making waves with its breezy patio, lush greenery, and bold Latin menu. The 4,500-square-foot space includes a spacious patio and an interior designed to feel like a hidden beach escape. The vibe shifts after 9 p.m. when the lights go down and live DJs take over, making TAGO one of Midtown’s newest nightlife destinations. The kitchen is led by Chef Kristi Courtney, who brings experience from Houston favorites like Uchi and The Dunlavy. Her menu is inspired by her Mexican roots and her Texas…
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Your Guide to the 2025 Houston Margarita Festival, FREE VIP Ticket Giveaway
If you love margaritas, you won’t want to miss the Houston Margarita Festival on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at Sawyer Park Icehouse in Spring, Texas. This is your chance to taste ten delicious margarita samples from Houston’s best bars and vote for your favorite. Each sample is a generous 3.5 ounces served over ice. From sweet to spicy and everything in between, the competition will be fierce. The winning spot takes home $1,000 and the title of Houston’s best margarita. The festival also features a live DJ, street food vendors, a beer garden, frozen drinks, and a chance to win a trip to Mexico. Plus, a portion of proceeds benefits…
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The Best Coffee Shops In Houston, TX For 2025
If you love coffee as much as I do, you know coffee places in Houston range from hidden gems and cool indie roasters to cozy neighborhood spots perfect for everything from a quiet morning pick-me-up to a full-on brunch with friends. Whether you’re hunting down the perfect oat milk latte, a classic espresso, or something with a little creative flair, this guide rounds up some of my favorite coffee shops around the city. Here’s where to grab your next cup: Catalina Coffee 2201 Washington Ave, Houston, TX 77007Catalina Coffee is one of the pioneers of Houston’s specialty coffee scene and still holds its own among newer spots. Known for smooth,…
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The Best Patios in Houston for Outdoor Dining
If you’re craving fresh air, good food, and even better vibes, Houston has a patio for you. From neighborhood bistros to high-end hotspots, the Bayou City is full of incredible restaurants with outdoor seating perfect for brunch, lunch, or a night out. Here’s your ultimate guide to the best patio dining in Houston. No seasonal fluff, just solid spots worth visiting no matter the weather. Eunice3737 Buffalo Speedway, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77098 Eunice offers a lush, covered patio and a Louisiana-meets-Texas menu with serious flavor. Think Dan Dan Shrimp, hearth-roasted oysters, and classic cocktails during happy hour. The patio’s greenery makes it feel like a peaceful garden hideaway. Trattoria…
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Solarium brings courtside happy hour vibes to Midtown
Midtown’s newest luxe hangout, Solarium, has officially rolled out a weekday happy hour—and it’s the perfect blend of sport and sip. From Monday to Thursday, 4 to 7 p.m., guests can kick back with $14 specialty cocktails like the pandan fusion or frozen courtside frosé, plus $12 classics like the lychee martini and Solarium’s take on the carajillo made with cold brew from local favorite MAVEN Coffee. Bar bites include standouts like the fried chicken sandwich for just $8, smoked fish dip, barbacoa quesadillas, and oysters by the half dozen. Whether you’re cooling off after a game of pickleball or just looking for a spot to unwind, Solarium’s happy hour…
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How to win free tacos for a year at Sugar Land’s new Fuzzy’s Tacos and Margs
If tacos and margaritas are your kind of happy place, there’s a new spot in Sugar Land that’s worth checking out. Fuzzy’s Tacos and Margs officially opens its doors on Monday, June 16, at 1912 Wescott Ave #250, bringing a fresh twist to the familiar Fuzzy’s brand with full-service dining, new cocktails, and an updated menu. To celebrate, the first 50 guests in line on opening day will score free tacos for a year. The next 50 guests (so the first 100 total) will also receive a free Fuzzy’s Taco Shop t-shirt. To claim the taco deal, all you need is an active Fuzzy’s Rewards account. The offer includes two…
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Sip, Savor, Celebrate: Houston’s Best National Rosé Day Spots 2025
From garden-inspired brunches to lively rosé tastings, here’s where to celebrate National Rosé Day in Houston this year. Emma Jane Celebrate National Rosé Day at this garden-inspired destination in Houston’s Harlow District. Emma Jane will be offering $39 bottles of rosé all day, paired with their brunch menu from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guests can also reserve their English-style tea service from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., which includes tea sandwiches, pastries, scones, and a glass of rosé. 1226 W Clay Street, Houston, TX 77019 Sunrise HouseThis colorful Montrose brunch spot is going all in for National Rosé Day with half-off Coupe Rosés by the glass, just $7.50 all…
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Best Father’s Day brunch and dinner specials in Houston
Father’s Day is coming up this Sunday, June 16, and if you’re still figuring out where to treat Dad, I’ve rounded up some of the best specials happening around Houston. From ribeyes to whiskey flights, here’s where to make it count: The Pit Room has you covered for Father’s Day takeout feasts. With two locations at 1201 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX 77006 (281.888.1929) and 10301 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77024 (346.741.5550), they offer bulk carryout meals for 5 to 50 people. Choose from a variety of meats, sides, white bread, sauces, onions, and jalapenos from the full menu for an easy, all-in-one celebration at home. Doves Restaurant in Midtown is celebrating Father’s…
