Things To Do
Houston Restaurant Weeks
The largest annual fund raiser for America's largest food bank is in full swing! An extensive list of the most popular restaurants participate and serve specially priced, multi-course prix fixe menus for brunch ($25), lunch ($25), or dinner ($39 or $55), available for dine-in and take-out.
Be More Pacific
Carlos's favorite restaurant in Houston
Asia Market Thai Lao Food
Kirsa's favorite restaurant in Houston. Best green curry ever!
Japanese Garden at Hermann Park
Where we got engaged!
Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave
Immersive, interactive storytelling experience.
Houston Cider Company
Local cidery dedicated to adventurous flavors and community. We signed our marriage license here!
Saint Arnold Brewing Company
Our favorite local brewery to visit. Kirsa orders the crawfish roll, while Carlos gets the cider and GF pizza.
Cidercade Houston
Huge arcade bar with a mix of classic & modern games, entrance fee gets you unlimited plays! Plus house-made hard ciders.
Mala Sichuan Bistro
Our favorite Chinese restaurant
Moon Tower Inn
If you're a fan of unusual hot dogs, this is your place to visit!
Houston Zoo
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Houston Museum of Natural Science
Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
Space Center Houston
POST Houston
Historical post office redeveloped into a trendy food court (we love ChòpnBlọk for West African food!), concert and event venue, and large rooftop garden.
White Oak Drive
Walking distance from the Courtyard Marriott Houston Heights/i-10, this street is lined with popular bars and restaurants including Handies Douzo, EZ's Liquor Lounge, Onion Creek, self-service beer garden Benny Thunders, and others.
W 19th and W 20th Streets
This area is full of popular bars and a center of nightlife in the Heights neighborhood. Large indoor/outdoor bars include Austin's Backyard, McIntyre's Heights, and Cedar Creek.
Washington Ave
Washington Ave is home to many of Houston’s clubs/clubby bars like Mr. Washington, Lincoln Bar, and Sugar Room.
PJ's Sports Bar
Want to feel like you walked into a frat house? Visit PJs for free karaoke Friday’s starting at 9pm.
Montrose Neighborhood
This neighborhood stands out for its historic charm and eclectic spirit. Known for its gay bars, vintage stores, diverse eateries, and art galleries. One of Houston's few "walkable" neighborhoods!
M-K-T
Shopping area with upscale stores and eateries. Kirsa walks the Heights Hike and Bike Trail from here every Wednesday.