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M•K•T, The Standard In The Heights
There is a website for Buttermilk Baby. It offers a clearer picture of what's in store. According to the website, Buttermilk Baby will offer burgers, fried chicken, biscuits, and soft serve. So, it may be a mix of Southern fare, diner vibes, and soda fountain shop. Buttermilk Baby is one of several new dining concepts on the horizon from Berg Hospitality Group. It's slated to open this fall at the M-K-T, the mixed-use development in the Heights. The address for Buttermilk Baby is 600 N Shepherd Dr, Suite 250. https://www.thebuttermilkbaby.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thebuttermilkbaby- retail
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Tlaquepaque Market
Sometime this week, Mimo launched its website: https://www.mimohtx.com/ The website wasn't there when I checked this weekend. Mimo is an Italian restaurant coming soon to Tlaquepaque Market. It's located in former Kanomwan restaurant space at 736 1/2 Telephone Rd. Mike Sammons (13 Celsius, Weights + Measures, and How to Survive on Land & Sea) and former Weights + Measures chef Fernando Rios are the minds behind the restaurant. -
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Oak Forest Shopping Center Developments
I agree. Hopefully Kimco will consider redeveloping Oak Forest Shopping Center in the next few years. Added green space and more retail, specifically dining options, would be welcome. At the moment, there is so much surface parking taking up space, in my humble opinion.- crescere capital
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Tlaquepaque Market
In yesterday's feature of Tlaquepaque Market, Chron included this blurb about forthcoming restaurant Mimo: "Longtime neighborhood locals were sad to lose Kanomwan, a Thai restaurant that closed in the fall of 2021. But it appears that the space has been scooped up by operators behind the popular Houston spots How to Survive on Land and Sea, Weights & Measures and 13 Celsius. An upcoming concept called Mimo was announced on Instagram, but there are very few details at this time." https://www.chron.com/food/article/tlaquepaque-market-houston-17746494.php Mimo is opening soon at 736 1/2 Telephone Rd. -
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Tlaquepaque Market
Houston Chronicle's paywall-free site Chron recently featured Tlaquepaque Market / Tlaquepaque Market at Eastwood. The feature showcases places with food and beverages like La Imperial, Treats of Mexico, and Bohemeo's. Tlaquepaque Market is located on Telephone Rd at the intersection of Leeland and Lockwood. A few details from the article: "It's named after the village of Tlaquepaque (tuh-laa-kay-paa-kee), an equally colorful destination in Jalisco, Mexico. In Houston, the shopping center's buildings are painted in vibrant blues, yellows, oranges, pinks and greens." "Located in the Eastwood subsection of the larger East End, Tlaquepaque Market was built in the 1950s, making it also one of the oldest strip malls in Houston. It was redeveloped about 20 years ago via a revitalization project led by architect Julio del Carpio." https://www.chron.com/food/article/tlaquepaque-market-houston-17746494.php
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