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Regarding your question about whether other UNESCO sites should exist in Houston, that's a great idea!Regarding your question about whether other UNESCO sites should exist in Houston, that's a great idea! -
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Bludorn Hospitality Group issued a press release yesterday regarding their new concept in Hedwig Village. The hospitality group's latest venture is a "nearly 5,000-square-foot space," according to Eater Houston. As mentioned in above posts a few weeks ago, the concept will be located at 9059 Gaylord St and the next door unit at 9061 Gaylord. The 9061 Gaylord space was previously home to local restaurant Jonathan's the Rub. Below is more from Houston Chronicle: "It doesn’t have a name yet but a new restaurant from the partners behind Bludorn and Navy Blue are plotting their third concept, set for a late 2023 opening in the Memorial area. Business partners Victoria Pappas Bludorn, Aaron Bludorn, and Cherif Mbodji announced Thursday they are taking the former Jonathan’s the Rub spot in Hedwig Village for a new “classic, upscale tavern” restaurant." https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/bludorn-team-third-restaurant-hedwig-village-17869484.php -
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Texas Tower: 47-Story Office Tower At 845 Texas Ave.
Rendering of Dune Road, the latest dining concept recently announced by Berg Hospitality Group. The restaurant will be located in Texas Tower at 845 Texas St. Suite 125 in downtown Houston.- rottet studio
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I don't think these are mutually exclusive options. The Inner Katy BRT is a true "express" route from Downtown to Uptown. A Washington tram line would (presumably) be more local.- metrorapid
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Texas Tower: 47-Story Office Tower At 845 Texas Ave.
More regarding the design of Dune Road from yesterday's CultureMap article. Dune Road will be located in Texas Tower at 845 Texas St. Suite 125 in downtown Houston. It's situated on the corner of Prairie St and Milam St. The latest Berg Hospitality Group concept is an East Coast seafood restaurant, specifically focusing on New England coastal fare. "Berg Hospitality turned to New York-based ICRAVE to design the approximately 5,400-square-foot restaurant. Expect nautical elements such as polished metals, lacquered wood, and shiplap-inspired elements. A raw bar will be incorporated into the large, 56-seat bar area. The space will also include a private dining room and a westward-facing patio." https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/dune-road-seafood-restaurant-texas-tower-ben-berg-hospitality-1/ More details from the press release in yesterday's Houston Chronicle article: "There will be seating for 214 guests in the restaurant that will feature a 56-seat circular bar, patio seating for 44, and private dining areas." https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/dune-road-seafood-restaurant-texas-tower-houston-17868848.php- rottet studio
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