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Wine Fest Derby Style is back at Brenner’s on the Bayou. Guests are invited on Saturday, May 4, to sample an exclusive wine collection while listening to live music and strolling around the scenic property. In addition, chef-crafted bites will be served from eight of Houston’s top restaurants. This year, the outdoor festival will feature 18 wineries and sampling of more than 40 wines, including Napa Valley-based Revana Family Vineyards owned by Houston physician Madaiah Revana. Guests are invited to break out their spring pastels, hats and fascinators and enter the Derby Big Hat Contest. After the event, stay and watch the race at one of Houston’s best patio bars, Blue Bar.
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You'll know it's them by the plates of chicken and waffles. “It’s such a special place when you sit at the sushi bar . The culture we have, the chefs we have are all amazing. The conversation begins with both chefs sharing the paths that led them to Uchi, which is where they met and decided to work together.
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The company’s rapidly-expanding roster of Japanese restaurants includes Kokoro, two locations of Handies Douzo, Himari, and Aiko, which won Best New Restaurant in the 2023 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards. HOUSTON – After several COVID-related delays, Memorial’s newest hot spot to grab a socially-distanced drink is now open to the public. Describing itself as a “neighborhood hangout” for folks living near the Galleria, Post Oak Ice House will occupy 12,500 square feet of “laid back awesomeness” at 5610 Richmond Avenue, according to its website.
Memorial Park’s New Patio Bar Is Perfect for a Socially Distant New Year’s Eve
Wine Fest Experience Tickets, available here, are $150, or $250 for the VIP Exclusive Experience. "We want to leverage our proximity to the park as a landing spot for people after they've played a round of golf, run around the exercise trail, or played intermural games." Memorial Trail Ice House, which has been in the works for about one and a half years, is open at 6202 Washington Ave.
Before dinner was served, guests heard from the man himself, Alfred Hitchcock. Well, Alley actor Chris Salazar dressed as Hitchcock welcomed guests alongside fellow company members portraying some of the filmmaker’s most beloved characters from The Birds, Psycho,and Rear Window.
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As reported in September 2019, this new ice house will set up shop at 1225 Sawyer Street, inside the Sawyer Yards development. Per Houston Business Journal, the new bar is a bit of an expanded version of an ice house, with a full bar, frozen drinks, and 40 different brews on tap, along with a full menu of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Originally, Sawyer Ice House was expected to arrive last year, but construction delays have pushed that timeline back.
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Memorial Park’s New Patio Bar Is Perfect for a Socially Distant New Year’s Eve - Houston CityBook
Memorial Park’s New Patio Bar Is Perfect for a Socially Distant New Year’s Eve.
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Still, carpooling and ride sharing are recommended to ease the potential strain. Even with a little rain in the forecast, people will likely be eager to check out the new establishment. Houston's newest option for outdoor, socially distanced drinking spot is ready to make its debut. Memorial Trail Ice House opens to the public at 11 am on Saturday, December 12. ON MAY 4 IN Kentucky, thousands of race fans will don their springtime finest and excessive headwear to watch horses run around the track for exactly one and a quarter mile. Join the mint-julep fun at Houston’s three top spots to witness “the fastest two minutes in sports” — and just maybe win a costume contest.
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Renderings of the space indicate that it will have a street-facing patio, plenty of seating on Adirondack chairs, and of course, beer. Ice houses, or laid-back beer bars known for serving brews in cans in laid-back, often open-air spaces, have always been a fixture of Houston’s bar scene. In 2020, a slew of exciting newcomers looks to join the ranks of vaunted Houston bars like West Alabama Ice House and Kirby Ice House. You now have permission to sip cocktails at a large indoor-outdoor bar by Memorial Park. With between 70 and 80 spots available in an adjacent lot, Memorial Trail will have more parking than just about any bar that's nearby.
Initially intended to serve sushi and hand rolls, the chefs say that the tweaked Aiko’s menu in response to customer demands. Now the restaurant offers different omakase options at a range of price points as well as an a la carte menu, cocktails, and more. Both chefs recommend sitting at the sushi bar for the full experience. Memorial Trail Ice House is a bar located just a few miles from downtown Houston, Texas, nestled inside the loop and just outside Memorial Park.
The party progressed onto the hypnotic black-and-white dancefloor — a nod to the movie Vertigo — where revelers danced until after midnight to The Big Beyond. Gulf Coast Distillers out of the East End announced last week the introduction of a new spirit brand. Giant Texas Brandy is made with grapes grown in the Texas panhandle and is part of the Texas Whiskey Trail's Trailblazer Distillery Series, in which whiskey enthusiasts chose the American oak barrel for aging the brandy. You can get it exclusively at the distillery's tasting room at 5610 Clinton Dr; it's open from 11 a.m. In this week’s other episode, Sandler and co-host Monica Danna discuss the news of the week. Their topics include healthy-eating restaurant Vibrant opening a second location in Memorial Park; the prospects of Blue Tuba, an innovative concept opening next month in the Heights; and Plume, a stylish new cocktail lounge coming to Shady Acres.
The bar menu includes 18 beers on tap and specially-crafted cocktails curated by the Ladies of Libation. Snacks and appetizers such as charcuterie boards, pretzels and chips will also be available to accompany drinks and abide by TABC’s guidelines on bars. "This area needed a spacious, outdoor icehouse that brings a different experience than the bars and clubs along Washington Avenue," said John Shaeffer, CEO and founder of Memorial Trail Ice House. While it’s technically a “beer garden,” the latest project from the minds behind the Turkey Leg Hut definitely qualifies as an ice house. Taking over the space formerly occupied by Bar 5015, Savoy Urban Beer Garden boasts that it will serve the coldest beer in Houston in its massive, two-story location. Construction on the new ice house, located at 4402 Emancipation Avenue, is still underway, but here’s hoping for a mid-to-late 2020 debut for the Third Ward’s newest drinking destination.
It’s the ultimate escape – the perfect spot to enjoy conversations, cocktails and craft beer, all in a historic building dating back over 86 years. Taking over a former bank at 5733 Second Street in Katy, Katy Crossing Ice House was originally expected to arrive sometime in 2019. Construction on the space is still underway, but when it arrives, expect an expansive patio on which revelers can enjoy cocktails, beer, and wine. “Most people don’t like to sit at the sushi bar at other restaurants. Treat every guest as if it were one of your best friends coming to eat,” Pham adds. CHAPMAN & KIRBY, THE premier event destination in Houston’s East Village, is thrilled to announce the launch of its Spring Music Series, kicking off on Friday, April 12.
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