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Places to DINE
- Dharma Cafe
Dharma, a Sanskrit word, is "best defined as the spiritual work that you do in your life to return to yourself, your center." Namaste, John and Susan. - Benjy's - In The Village
The Original. Fine American food and service. Full of flavor, lacking pretense. - Barnaby's Cafe
Casual high quality. Enjoy with friends. - Tecate Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
Totally taqueria, without excuse, but with all the hallmarks of good dining. Great authentic food, friendly staff who are at play while at work and a experience of both comfort and satisfaction. Try it out. - Shade
One of the jewels of the Heights. Good food. Good service. Great wine. - Prego
Prego. This is a great spot in the Rice Village. One of a few restaurants in Houston that always hits the right note. Houston has a great Italian tradition in restaurants and this one does not disappoint.
Places To EAT
- Carter and Cooley
A Deli From Yester-Year. - The Cajun Corner
Incredible Flavors. No Frills. - El Rey Taqueria
El Rey is The King of Tacos - The Barbecue Inn
A Heights tradition for great food since 1946! - Dragon Bowl Asian Bistro
Great Asian fusion in the Heights. Fast, Fresh, Delicious. Best for Takeout!! - Otilia's Mexican Restaurant
Good, authentic Mexican food with friendly, attentive people. That is win-win. - Star Pizza 2
A Houston establishment. I personally love this pizza. Yeah, I've been to Chicago's Pizzeria Uno. I like our hometown slice better. - Raia's Italian Market
A nice little place with a marketplace atmosphere. Growing faster than expected. The food is fresh and good and the owners are on premise, which are plusses....
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Places for Drinks
- PLONK!
A Beer and Wine Bistro North of I-10. Scott Miller's incarnation brings classy quality to Oak Forest. - Block7
On Shepherd just South of Washington. An enophile's dream come true. Art. Food. Wine and Passion. - The Pearl Bar
A real bar right down to the glowing red neon sign. What could be better? Great service in a friendly clean atmosphere! That's what! - Cantina 1308
Another El Tiempo. This one is the best of the three. A casual neighborhood atmosphere and great fajitas. Plus the legendary 'Rita's. - The Boom Boom Room
One of the few bars in the Heights, this place is clean and friendly and close to home. After just one stop, I believe it's worth another look.
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FRED EATS LINKS
- Grilled Cheese Academy
- Recipes From Restaurants
- Noble Pig
- Guns And Tacos
- Houston Foodie
- Rogue Foods Forum
- Active Life Cooking
- The Amateur Gourmet
- Chaos In The Kitchen
- Not Without Salt
- Cheese and Burger
- TasteSpotting
- H-Town Chow Down
- Stuff
- 29-95
- Heights Blog
- Chewing Out Loud
- For The Love Of Garlic
- EatSeasonably
- FoodPornDaily
- The Food In My Beard
- CopyKat
- Not Martha
- AltonBrown
- Bakerella
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My Wine List
- The Chocolate Block 2007
Winemaker Marc Carter Kent displays a magician's touch. Easily my favorite South African wine. - Napa County Line 2005
80% Merlot/20% Cabernet - 100% Organic. - St. Supery Virtu
"It is not the duty of every fine wine to be red."
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