Houston’s Washington Avenue has seen plenty of changes in the past two decades. At one point it was known for Pamland, the trio of bars owned by Pam Robinson, which included Walter’s on Washington, and which regularly hosted touring and local punk and indie bands. A few years later, nightclubs and sports bars began taking over the street, some of them controversial, and many turning over as quickly as they popped up.
Now, the neighborhood is changing again. The nightclubs are still there (and a handful have opened even in the midst of the pandemic), but a number of hotly anticipated restaurants have also joined the corridor, with more on the way, including an as-yet-unnamed project from the minds behind Heights sushi hand roll favorite Handies Douzo and a sprawling new food hall on upper Washington called Railway Heights.
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That was the day Gov. Greg Abbott allowed restaurants statewide to reopen their dining rooms at 25-percent capacity. Three weeks later, the governor told everyone it was fine to go to 50-percent capacity. Two weeks after that, it was 75-percent capacity! I mean, remember
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And now May 1, 2021, is upon us. Many of us have been or are being vaccinated for the virus. Food and drink establishments are open for real. So this day, the day of the Kentucky Derby, serves as something of a symbolic moment. For many, life does seem a little more manageable, and being at a restaurant or bar seems a little safer. It s nowhere near the
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NEW YORK, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Meredith Corporation s (NYSE: MDP) FOOD & WINE announces the lineup of chefs, wine experts and events for the 38
th annual FOOD & WINE Classic in Aspen taking place September 10–12, with tickets going on sale on April 28 at classic.foodandwine.com. American Express Card Members have access to exclusive pre-sale tickets beginning today through April 28. Martha Stewart, Carla Hall, Kwame Onwuachi, Brooke Williamson, Guy Fieri, Kristen Kish, Maneet Chauhan, Melissa King, Andrew Zimmern, Claudette Zepeda, Rodney Scott, Justin Chapple, as well as the Top Chef Season 18 Winner, are among the participating chefs hosting live cooking demonstrations.