P. Terry's Burger Stand is opening a new location in Houston's Spring area, bringing their high-quality burgers and fresh ingredients to a growing local market.

TikTok star Keith Lee donated $50,000 to 'The Puddery,' a dessert shop he previously endorsed, aiding its expansion to a new location with Toast's partnership.

Leon Coffee, a renowned rodeo clown, was inducted into the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Hall of Fame for his iconic barrel performances and contribution to the rodeo scene.

Trill Burgers, co-founded by rapper Bun B, is set to open its fourth Houston location in Summer 2025 at a former Boston Market site on Westheimer Road.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo crowned Always Able But Confused Cookers as the Grand Champion Overall at its 51st World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest.

Trill Burgers introduces 'Trill Town' at the Houston Rodeo, offering new dishes, a DJ booth, games, and a full bar, evolving from a pop-up to a show sponsor.

New Asian fusion restaurant Haii Keii opens in Houston's Upper Kirby, featuring a broad menu with dishes like sushi and wagyu steak, aiming to provide a varied dining experience.

The Houston Astros revealed new food options and stadium giveaways for the 2025 season, including innovative dishes and over 50 wine varieties, alongside promotional items like a Jose Altuve bobblehead.

Thirteen Houston chefs and restaurants are James Beard Award semifinalists, with six competing for Best Chef: Texas, reflecting the city's diverse and evolving culinary scene.

Alora opens in Houston's Montrose area, offering a novel blend of Peruvian and Vietnamese dishes, stemming from the collaboration of two married couples with diverse cultural backgrounds.

Portillo's is set to open two new locations in Houston, introducing its Chicago-style hot dogs and sandwiches to the area, with festivities beginning on January 13 and 14 for the Katy and Willowbrook branches respectively.

Houston bars and restaurants feature inventive mocktails for Dry January, offering patrons alcohol-free options with the same social experience and taste of traditional drinks.

Mastro's Steakhouse in Houston offers a $1,000 A5 Japanese wagyu ribeye, making it one of the few U.S. spots to serve this exclusive cut. The steak comes with a certificate of authenticity.