EaDo, the East End, and East Houston
The historic and industrial heart of the Bayou City, between downtown and the Port of Houston. Now, young, hip, and trendy. And after a decade, we finally concede to using the name "EaDo" on HAIF.
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746 W 24th St
Plans for 746 W 24th St were approved for permitting in October. A screenshot of the plan review inspection report is posted below. Use: 1,,554 sf convert residential duplex to restaurant 1-1-5-B-B '15IBC FCC Group : Non-residential alteration 746 W 24th St is the location of Neo's long-awaited brick-and-mortar restaurant. I'm unsure if the restaurant's name will be Kai or Neo. -
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Retail Center At 238-250 W. 19th St.
Last month, 2X Studio announced it will involved in the design for a new restaurant concept replacing Alice Blue. The name of the restaurant was provided at the time. However, the name of the restaurant is Agnes and Sherman. It's opening at 250 W 19th St, Suite A. Recently closed Alice Blue after 20+ years of service. Here for measuring day for a new restaurant concept. We hope to help our clients become an integral part of the food service industry in the Heights Community. https://www.instagram.com/p/C4iJd0zgldf/- retail
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Retail Center At 238-250 W. 19th St.
An architectural barriers project filing for 250 W 19th St, Ste A was registered a few days ago with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The filing is for Agnes and Sherman. Agnes and Sherman is a new restaurant taking over the space previously home to Alice Blue. Details from the filing: Estimated Start Date: July 1, 2024 Estimated Completion Date: October 14, 2024 Estimated Cost: $300,000 Type of Work: Renovation / alteration Scope of Work: 3,750 SF. interior remodel of existing tenant lease space. No change in occupancy - Restaurant to Restaurant. No changes in parking analysis. Square Footage: 3,750 sf Design Firm: 2X Studio https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Print/TABS2024017044- retail
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4002 N Main St
Chron.com published an article on Space Cadet's closure. Fairly certain, the reporter only covered it because it was posted to Houston Heights Foodies' Facebook group. Regardless, Chron.com notes a closure notice on the bar's website. The reporter speculates the property could be cursed. Past tenants, mostly in recent years, were mentioned. More from the article: Space Cadet, which debuted in January 2024, unceremoniously shut its doors sometime in April... In an email obtained by Chron, Space Cadet owner Collins Orr told an unnamed party the restaurant was not doing enough sales. Friday, the restaurant’s website displays a single word: 'Closed.'" https://www.chron.com/food/article/houston-heights-restaurant-closes-address-19425327.php -
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Heart Club At 5002 Washington Ave.
Tonight is Heart's last day of business. The night club announced its closure on Instagram this week. Located at 5002 Washington Ave, Heart is one of several nightlife concepts from Houston's Clé Group. It's also the hospitality group's latest venture to close. In addition to Heart's closure, Cle Group has closed the following businesses in recent months: Bisou - 4444 Westheimer Rd, Suite A-120 Post Oak Lodge - 4747 San Felipe St I think Cle Group may have sold or leased (or may be partnering with other operators) their Midtown and Downtown venues too. I'm not fully certain. Cle Group advertises their original venue Clé at 2301 Main St, Suite 400. However, alcohol permits and state permits filed in recent months show a club name The Encore at the address. It doesn't appear The Encore is affiliated with Cle Group. I As for Spire, the downtown night club at 1720 Main St closed late last year, I think, for renovations. Their Instagram lists the club as closed, but for months stated it was closed for renovations. Permits show a new operator for a club named Dome. Below are photos from inside Heart. The photos are from the night club's Instagram.
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