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Shipley sells ‘Cougar Paw’ donuts in show of support for Houston in NCAA tournament
Posted on · The Houston-based doughnut shop temporarily renamed its bear claw at the suggestion of a Twitter user.
Posted on · The Houston-based doughnut shop temporarily renamed its bear claw at the suggestion of a Twitter user.
Posted on · The Michigan-based company, which also operates a food distribution center in Houston, caters to restaurants and other food-service organizations but is open to the general public as well.
Posted on · The "Secret KIND Farmers Market," operated by KIND Snacks, will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday.
Posted on · A 10-year, $470 million concessions contract was awarded to a joint venture group led by Areas, which is headquartered in Spain and plans to operate a mix of local and national concepts at one of Houston's airports.
Posted on · The City of Houston sent out a notice this week that public feedings outside the Downtown Library near City Hall are prohibited and should instead be done at 61 Riesner Street, a location just west of downtown.
Posted on · Houston food writers discuss their favorite places for chicken -- fried chicken, hot chicken, you name it.
Posted on · A journey through the smoky and savory world of top-tier barbeque.
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner's office is pushing back on claims made by Pappas Restaurants, which he said did not score as highly as Areas during the city's competitive bidding process.
Posted on · The foodie and “Everybody Loves Raymond” creator shares stories about his Emmy-Award winning program and his food travels.
Posted on · Houston food writers discuss their favorite bars to eat at and catch a game.
Posted on · Finalists for the national culinary competition will be announced March 29, with winners to be unveiled June 5 in Chicago.
Posted on · US Foods alleges in a federal lawsuit that Turkey Leg Hut, a popular restaurant in Houston's Third Ward, has a hefty unpaid balance on produce and other food it was provided last year.
Posted on · Texas Monthly editor Daniel Vaughn dives into barbecue’s role in the state for the magazine’s 50th anniversary issue.
Posted on · The longtime Tex-Mex staple will close March 31, but could reopen as part of a planned development at the same site.
Posted on · Bitty & Beau’s Coffee employs more than 400 adults with disabilities in 17 shops across 12 states and the District of Columbia. Employees make “at least minimum wage.”