Two months into my role as the Chronicle’s new restaurant critic – plus three years as an avid diner here – and it’s clear that Houston ... family, long known for its consistent Texas ...

In Yelp's "Top 100 Family-Friendly Restaurants 2025," Houston surprisingly took home the crown, joined by two other Texas eateries. The website considered several factors to rank the list ...

Mutiny Wine Room in Houston's Heights neighborhood is a haven for the 21-and-up crowd. However, the vino joint is changing it up. In addition to good wines and good vibes, the business would also ...

HOUSTON, Texas ... Lane near Longcommon Drive and was reported at about 4:40 p.m. The victim has only been identified as a man in his 30s. Police say he was shot in the chest after a family ...

Jaggers, a burger and sandwich restaurant created by Texas Roadhouse, will open its first fast-casual Houston restaurant in June. The Katy-Morton Ranch location is scheduled to open June 2 at ...

A pandemic-era Texas law is still helping restaurants to improve their bottom lines. New figures released by DoorDash show that Texas is one of the fastest-growing states for alcohol delivery.

HOUSTON, Texas ... the family dog missing. Houston police told Eyewitness News that they believe the homeowner was being watched elsewhere and then followed to his house on Ludington near ...

Just three restaurants in North Texas made Yelp’s list ... Yelp’s No. 1 family-friendly restaurant is Little Matt’s in Houston. It has an arcade and tablets with games for kids on them.

The Texas restaurant that takes the national No. 1 spot as being the most family-friendly is Little Matt’s in Houston. Located in West University Place, Little Matt’s — established in 2009 ...

HOUSTON — A family’s trip ... It’s just unfortunate.” The family had been staying at the DoubleTree Hotel in the Texas Medical Center. On Monday, Roberts’ father-in-law arrived from ...

The Texas House Subcommittee on Family and Fiduciary Relationships took ... in the United States," state Rep. Jon Rosenthal (D-Houston), HB 168's author, told a House subcommittee last month.