Drinks
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Son’s Bakery Brings Sweet Treats, Artisan Bread to Cypress
Son’s Bakery is now open in Cypress, serving up artisan breads, playful pastries, and cozy coffee shop vibes. Located at 10807 Huffmeister Rd, this neighborhood bakery is already gaining fans for its mix of nostalgic flavors and European-style bakes. You’ll find fresh loaves like baguettes, ciabatta, focaccia, and milk bread, along with fun creations like the chocolate baguette and viennoise. The pastry case is just as exciting, featuring treats like raspberry white chocolate cookies, caramelized banana cookies, and airy choux au craquelin. For something indulgent, try the white chocolate whip ganache topped with fresh strawberries or the rum baba. Lighter bites like marshmallows in pineapple or seasonal flavors round out…
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Soluna Opens at Heights House Hotel with Poolside Dining, Cocktails
There’s a new spot in the Heights just in time for summer. Soluna Bar and Restaurant is now open inside Heights House Hotel, offering bold Latin-inspired food, cocktails, and poolside vibes. Whether you’re a hotel guest or just looking for a great place to eat and hang out in Houston, Soluna is ready to welcome you. Soluna is the latest project from Chris Cusack and the team behind Betelgeuse Betelgeuse. Influenced by the flavors and energy of Cuba, Mexico, Miami, California, and Texas, it’s built for all-day hangouts. The name, a mix of “sol” and “luna,” captures that sun-up to late-night vibe. READ MORE: Where to Find Great Mexican Brunch…
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Where to Find Great Mexican Brunch in Houston
Looking for the best Mexican brunch in Houston? Whether you want spicy breakfast tacos, huevos rancheros, or tamales and coffee, these restaurants are serving the most authentic and satisfying brunch in the city. Soluna100 W Cavalcade St, Houston, TX 77009 Located inside the Heights House Hotel, Soluna is a vibrant all-day bar and kitchen blending Latin flavors from Mexico, Cuba, Miami, and more into a bold, flavorful brunch experience. Guests can enjoy chilaquiles, breakfast tacos, and refreshing cocktails in a spacious indoor-outdoor setting, with poolside access available via day pass. Open to both hotel guests and the public, Soluna is a perfect summer hangout in the heart of Houston. The…
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New Restaurant Openings in Houston – May 2025
Houston’s dining scene is constantly growing, and May delivered a fresh mix of restaurants that are shaking things up across the city. If you’re searching for new restaurants in Houston, where to eat now, or what’s new to Houston, this guide has you covered. Exodus Bar and Grill 5427 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77081A reimagined follow-up to Genesis Steakhouse, Exodus blends kosher sensibilities with an expanded, eclectic menu. Expect dry-aged ribeyes, brisket, gumbo, and sushi, all crafted by Executive Chef Arturo Macias. The space balances a warm steakhouse vibe with modern touches. Succulent Fine Dining 1180 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77019This Regent Square newcomer brings California wine country aesthetics to…
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New Restaurant Latuli Opens in Houston’s Memorial Neighborhood with Gulf Coast-Inspired Menu
Smoked redfish dip, boar ragu pasta, and steaks from Texas ranches are just the beginning at Latuli, now open in Memorial. The new restaurant from chef Bryan Caswell and hospitality entrepreneur Allison Knight is now open at 8900 Gaylord Drive. The concept brings Gulf Coast cooking into conversation with global flavors, offering a mix of seafood, steak, and comforting pasta dishes in a warm, carefully designed space. The opening menu includes smoked redfish dip, pimento cheese, double-cut pork chops, and rock shrimp tacos. There’s also a section called “Roman Holiday” featuring plates like spaghetti with tomato gravy and meatballs, pepperoni pizza with pickled serranos, and fried mafalde pasta with wild…
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20+ Must-Try Burger Day Specials in Houston This May 2025
Burger fans, it’s that time of year again. National Burger Day is rolling up on Tuesday, May 28, and Houston’s best spots are going all out with stacked specials, boozy bundles, and even a burger challenge. Burger Day Deals Around Houston: Hopdoddy Burger Bar Celebrate National Burger Day with two can’t-miss picks. You can either try the May Burger of the Month — the Chilaquiles Rojos Burger — piled high with crispy house-made chilaquiles, wild boar chorizo, cotija, a pasture-raised egg, escabeche onions and jalapeños, radishes, cilantro aioli, and sour cream on a taco-spiced bun. It’s available now through June 3 Or, go for the Hoppy Meal, launching Tuesday, May…
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Why You Should Visit Trattoria Pizza and Pasta for Authentic Italian Dishes in Houston
If there’s one restaurant that holds a special place in my heart, it’s Trattoria Pizza and Pasta. At one point, this was our Sunday tradition — a weekly spot where we’d gather for dinner, catch up, and enjoy a good meal together. It’s still one of my top picks for a cozy dinner out, especially when we’re craving Italian. What really sets Trattoria apart for me is their ability to bring out fresh specials for holidays. They always find ways to surprise you with new, delicious dishes. I’m talking about everything from gulf shrimp pasta with a white wine sauce to a hearty serving of classic lasagna. They offer fun…
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Best Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries for a Day Trip from Houston to Austin County
Editor’s note: This article was originally written for Rockin’ the Rail magazine and has been updated for 2025 with fresh information to help you plan your next Austin County adventure. If you’re looking for an easy weekend escape from Houston, Austin County offers the perfect blend of small-town charm, handcrafted drinks, and scenic views. Tucked just over an hour west of the city, this area is home to a growing number of family-owned wineries, country breweries, and laid-back tasting rooms where the pace slows down and the conversation flows just as easily as the wine or beer. Whether you’re into crisp Texas whites, bold reds, or an ice-cold local lager,…
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New to Hou: Agnes and Sherman brings Asian American diner vibes to the Heights
Houston’s restaurant scene just got a cozy and thoughtful new addition with the opening of Agnes and Sherman, a modern diner serving Asian American comfort food in the heart of the Heights. Located at 250 W 19th Street, this new spot is the creation of co-owners Lisa Lee and Chef Nick Wong. The name pays tribute to Nick’s parents, and the menu reflects his upbringing as a third-culture kid with deep roots in both Chinese and American traditions. Expect bold, nostalgic flavors that feel both familiar and new. Highlights from the menu include savory scallion waffles with sambal honey butter, crawfish egg foo young, Taiwanese disco fries, and a Chinese…
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New to Hou: Las Perras Café & Flor y Miel Bring Bold Flavors, Cultural Roots to Houston’s East End
Houston’s East End just got a whole lot tastier. Las Perras Café and Flor y Miel are officially open at 3401 Harrisburg Blvd, serving up bold flavors, rich culture, and serious neighborhood charm in the heart of Second Ward. Las Perras Café, a Latina-owned coffee roastery and café founded by Andrea Arana, is more than just a spot to grab your morning latte. It’s a love letter to Latina resilience, storytelling, and community. Specialty drinks are inspired by powerful women like Dolores Huerta, Angela Davis, and Alice Valdez—giving each sip a deeper meaning. Expect strong coffee, vibrant vibes, and a welcoming space that celebrates culture through every cup. Whether you’re…
