Andrew Ewert

Looks like Mayweather's moving out. Flyer currently lists that space as available (and bar/restaurant, presumably Red Zone) under construction:

https://www.loopnet.com/viewer/pdf?file=https%3a%2f%2fimages1.loopnet.com%2fd2%2frn5nG1pBdF9o-HCK1nt_vJtPevF1vl1BHMmeQcRoTiE%2fDelano%20FlyerJar%20Real%20Estate2224.pdf

On 12/22/2023 at 4:09 PM, EastwoodEnvoy said:

Food looks really good which is no surprise given Agricole's success with their other dining concepts. Looking forward to trying it out.

I was reserving judgment because I've found Agricole to be really hit or miss, but HiWay is a hit for sure. Was really impressed with the food and happy to see it well-packed on a weeknight. Great salsa and queso.

well it is surely an ode to stairs

On 10/17/2023 at 9:06 AM, samagon said:

which naturally led to me imagining the number of entitled drivers that would either run into this, or complain of how unsafe it is, or impossible to navigate with their oversized emotional support trucks.

hate how accurate this is

On 10/15/2023 at 9:21 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Yep...the same exact news shared last week is in the post directly above yours...

It’s fine to not be like that…

Man I can't wait to ride my bike here

La'Verg, omg

Kids got a sense of humor I see

This is not a good building .

Isn’t this the place that got busted for being a growhouse or was that a different one?

On 5/9/2023 at 12:39 PM, august948 said:

For most of human existence we've roamed the land living in far flung groups of minimal density.  Suburbia is closer to our native habitat.  We will survive.

Yeah also for most of that we spent the majority of our time hunting and gathering for food...

BCycle has 150 stations, great branding, an awesome social media presence, and a proven track record.

Metro is going to take 43 years to extend a light rail line to the airport.

So yeah, obviously, let's definitely make Metro in charge of all the public bikes in the city.

On 4/2/2023 at 9:22 PM, ljchou said:

It's my some of my favorite pizza I've found in Houston. I was hoping Louie's would feature some Angie's 'za but HOPEFULLY it forms into some sort of beautiful pizza shop under the name champs, though that would be odd given that champ burger is on the same block.

Louie's is changing (again) to become a brick-and-mortar Angie's:

Houston pizza pop-up Angie’s returns as Italian restaurant rebrands (houstonchronicle.com)

I went. It's fine. Night Shift was way cooler.

GFR would be amaaaaazing

On 3/23/2023 at 1:39 PM, Aalqalam said:

Hey guys! I’m the project manager, I just googled our address and this thread popped up!! How cool is that. I’ll share some renderings with you soon. We’re finalizing marketing material 

Regards

I can't wait for real sidewalks here! 🥺 Please plant nice trees!

That'll be premium trench-front property

1 hour ago, Erik Asuncion said:

I walk to Kroger when I need missing items for a meal. For my regular shopping, I take the 40 to HEB on Waugh/Washington.

I treat grocery shopping exactly the same way - make the trip to HEB for the big week's worth of shopping, use Kroger in an emergency.

If the bayou could somehow not be the color of baby poop, this development would overnight be the single most picturesque part of Houston.

absolutely let's not spell cocktails like that

I'm still so mad about losing Night Shift.

Has this been mentioned here? This is GREAT news, and sorely needed.

https://www.papercitymag.com/restaurants/hobby-airport-adds-new-restaurants-food-hall-rustic-velvet-taco/?amp

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With more than 17,000 square feet of restaurant space to play with, LaTrelle’s, the Houston-based hospitality group that owns and operates franchised and licensed restaurants in major airports across the nation, has secured a $334 million contract with the City of Houston to renovate and revitalize the airport’s core dining options with construction starting later this year. LaTrelle’s has tapped a bevy of beloved Houston restaurants to take up residence there. New additions include Common Bond, The Rustic, Velvet Taco, Dish Society, Pinks Pizza and Fat Cat Creamery, which join established neighbors Peet’s Coffee, Jersey Mike’s, Wendy’s and Dunkin’.

Hahaha the caboose is so random

Not gibberish, just not something particularly relevant.

The one most prominent in the front of that photo is just the Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

Yeah, idk. Something about this whole project gives me "people who don't quite know what they're doing, and it won't get off the ground" vibes.

Certainly looks more Leeland than Velasco