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Beans Café is owned and operated by a local family who, in turn, supports another Houston-based business by sourcing their java beans from Boomtown Coffee. Once the staff at Beans has the coffee on-site, they brew it up fresh for customers who seem to pour in, no matter the time of day, to grab a […]
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Nearly every piece of produce in the kitchen at Hungry’s Cafe and Bistro comes from local farmers markets, and customers can taste the difference in freshness. That’s why Houstonians have been flocking to the popular weekend brunch spot for the past 30 years. They gravitate toward the crab eggs benedict, crafted from the highest quality […]
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The Library of Congress is the most extensive library in the world. So why wouldn’t you check out their blogs? These resources give free education a whole new look! In the Muse This performing arts blog draws on the unparalleled theatre, music, and dance collections. It also reports on the Library’s concert series. Teaching with […]
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Be sure to join us and the rest of the Energy Corridor, on Thursday May 15th, in the Annual Bike to Work Day! This event has been going on for 10 years straight, so don’t forget to participate this year. Enjoy Complimentary continental breakfast, giveaways, prizes, music, and more! This event will take place at […]
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Pizaro’s owner Bill Hutchinson learned how to make pizza in Naples. Can you get better than that? Bill and Gloria are always touring Italy, learning from the masters. Houston locals say it pays off. This your dream of Neapolitian pizza, thin, crispy, sweet, delicate, rich, savory, and fragrant, cooked in a 900-degree oven for a […]
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The Bambino. The Sultan of Swat. The man who made the New York Yankees and doomed the Red Sox to years of championship exile. George Herman “Babe” Ruth is still baseball’s mightiest legend. Now that the season is upon us, learn more about him at 7 Seventy. He’s still technically second on the home run […]
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Bayou City Art Festival From: March 28th, 2014 – March 30th, 2014 (Recurring daily) Location: Memorial Park Address: 6501 1/2 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77007 Times: 10am-6pm Area of Town: Memorial Park/Washington Corridor Free Admission: No No matter what style of art you are into, you will be sure to find it here this weekend […]
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Vive la France, 7 Seventy! Le Mistral, from Chef David Denis, has lit up the Houston dining scene since 2001, growing from a tiny dining room into an authentic tour of France. All regions are represented here, from light Provencal to rich Parisian concoctions. Signature dishes include salad with blueberry balsamic vinaigrette, rack of lamb […]
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Here’s one for you, 7 Seventy — why does your doughnut have a hole? That’s what makes it a doughnut, of course. Without the hole it would be — what? A cake? Most historians think that the doughnut was invented by Dutch sea captain Hanson Gregory in 1847. He was eating cake at his post […]
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If you want to hit some golf balls and grab a meal you’re usually forced to spring for a big time club restaurant or grab a slice of pizza at the range. Houston’s Top Golf gives you the best of both worlds near 7 Seventy. Have you been to those slick new upscale bowling alleys? […]
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