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benjamin franklin said "beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy".i dropped in to americas on the woodlands' waterway for dessert this evening. the tres leches is always on point!!!… Click here to view the full review at Yelp.com

this doesn't make sense.....so, target cannot hang a santa cap on the target logo at christmas or target cannot program a seasonal target logo that reoccurs each year? is google patenting it's specific designs? i could understand that, but not something so vague.

not sure how the state of the media is connected to two new buildings in midtown................ two blocks of new construction in midtown is good for midtown, regardless of the sad state of mass media. are there any renderings of the new buildings? i'll go out on a limb here and predict the usual outcry of "boring, banal, suburban, f*ugly and why isn't there any retail space?"

are the window frames iron or wood? either way....i like!

It's so hard to get good Asian fare on this side of town.The bubble tea at Royal Teahouse is better than the kiosk at The Woodlands Mall. The atmosphere is nice.....big leather chairs, wifi,… Click here to view the full review at Yelp.com

historic houston meetup group event this weekend, sunday, march 6th, 2010. brunch and avondale event page

interesting....thanks for the info.

yes....i wonder if the tomball location is helping rucker's foodie rep. i seem to remember good reviews about laidback manor. do you know why it failed? i'm not aware of the circumstances that led rucker to tomball.

i just put my city, state, zip........cool feature

i know that sounds horrible! lol. it isn't "used" meat or leftover....just cuts not served. i'm not sure how else to describe it.

my first visit to bootsie's was just ok.....i wonder what the fuss is all about. i wonder of the tomball location works to their advantage. a restaurant of this reputation downtown has to be "on… Click here to view the full review at Yelp.com

please refrain from personal attacks. posts have been removed that do not meet guidelines. thank keith

.........i'd still like a design committee for specific areas of town, like downtown, but nothing specifically authoritarian.

this will be visible from lake woodlands bridge and somewhat from research forest, right?

"haif is the word, is the word, that you heard........"

it's been great fun witnessing the ebb and flow of haif. thanks again for all of your efforts editor.

at the woodlands mall, rockfish is out, mi cocina of dallas is in. http://culturemap.com/newsdetail/01-24-11-dallas-high-end-mi-cocina-makes-a-tex-mex-stand-in-houston/

that is one of the coolest interactive sites! my mind drifted off instantly thinking how many ways that format could be used for family trees, personal media, personal home page, educational uses......and then there is the herman miller info! very nice link. thanks for posting.

it looks like a calatrava wannabe. i agree that the location is bad; no need to overcrowd an already successful park. if millions of dollars are floating around waiting to be spent, let's create a significant park in midtown or reinvigorate the montrose blvd project and update/create park space along montrose.

sunday afternoon, a fellow haifer and member of historic houston meetup group will be hosting a walk through her neighborhood, avondale. historic houston meetup group event

i have but three words: sticky-toffee-pudding

networking is key to finding a good deal in a neighborhood you like. i would start by picking two or three preferred areas in your price range. in addition to driving the neighborhoods and har searches, see if there are open houses, historical home tours or public events such as farmer's markets, festivals, etc. begin meeting people who share your interest in a particular area, as they will be most excited to share information. start or find existing threads here at haif on neighborhoods you like. we have contributors (and a few realtors) who are very keen on their "neck of the woods"; eastwood, glenbrook, heights, the woodlands, sugarland, pearland....just to name a few. good luck with your search and keep us posted on your progress.

rather than freak you out with the unusual names or various body parts that appear on the menu, i'll make an attempt to coddle the uninitiated. .......think comfort food, rustic, country… Click here to view the full review at Yelp.com