Kelley

31 not too young, not too old.

It goes back to the Heights being dry. Most restaurants can't do w/o the liquor profits.

They should check with the Heights Association, because we would rather see a nice resturant with a liquor license than fast food or mattress stores. Besides, the actual dry area is relatively small compared with the what is commonly reffered to as the Heights. I live in a wet area (thank God!) between Berryhill and Onion Creek and even though I dont like the thought of more convience stores I know the staff at Valero pretty well. I'd like to see more retail shops, art galleries and nice resturants but the property values are increasing at such a rate that it will be tough to turn a profit for a small business.

Once you're in Houston, pick up this free publication for club / bar info

http://www.envyhouston.com/

You can find it on street corners and some of the trendier stores.

Hey, Envy has more than bars and clubs, just like Houston does.

Pick up a copy and let me know what you think. P.S. the website is being redesigned.