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The Full Menu from Houston Matters

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  • Food writers dish on their favorite places to eat in Greater Houston.
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  • The Full Menu: The Houston restaurants that have opened, closed, and endured over the past decade
    Jul 3 2024
    Ten years ago, we had a group of local food writers on Houston Matters to debate what our city's signature food might be. After Eric Sandler, David Leftwich, and Katharine Shilcutt finished making their cases on the air for the likes of fajitas, barbecue, and Viet-Cajun fusion, they stayed in the lobby for quite some time talking about restaurants they'd been to lately and who in the Houston food scene was doing interesting things.Overhearing their conversation, we realized we could probably just put a microphone in the middle of them and that would be a compelling recurring segment on the show.And that's how The Full Menu was born, our monthly conversation with local food writers about where to eat and what to eat in our city's amazing food scene.In this month's installment, we mark ten years of doing this segment by bringing Shilcutt back. At the time she was with Houstonia Magazine but has since left the food writing sphere to work for Rice University.In the audio above, she joins our group of food writers, which includes two original members -- Sandler of CultureMap Houston and Leftwich of Edible Houston and Houston Food Finder, and more recent addition Felice Sloan of the Swanky Maven lifestyle blog. They reflect on the past ten years of restaurants and food in Greater Houston.Establishments Mentioned in this Edition:ColtivareKillen’s BBQCommon BondBurger Bodegaburger-chanGood Dog HoustonFat Cat CreameryMF SushiCaracolState of GraceUchiKata RobataNancy’s HustleTiny ChampionsPondicheriGiacomo’s cibo e vinoGatlin’s BBQCorkscrew BBQTruth BBQBlood Bros. BBQClosed Restaurants:Bernie’s Burger BusSaltAirKitchen 713The Pass & ProvisionsReefPax AmericanaTriple A
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    14 m
  • The Full Menu: Where to go in Houston for ice cream and other frozen treats
    Jun 5 2024

    The long, long...long ordeal of blazing heat in Greater Houston has arrived. So, naturally, to help us all cope, in this month's installment of The Full Menu food writers discuss their favorite places to go for icy cold frozen treats around the city.

    In the audio above, we hear from Eric Sandler of CultureMap Houston, Felice Sloan of the Swanky Maven lifestyle blog, and David Leftwich of Edible Houston and Houston Food Finder.

    Establishments Mentioned in this Edition:

    Underground Creamery
    Honeychild’s Sweet Creams
    Amy’s Ice Creams
    Fat Cat Creamery
    milk + sugar
    Flower & Cream
    Dolce Neve
    SweetCup
    Lick Honest Ice Creams
    Tampico Refresqueria
    Rita’s Ice-Custard-Happiness
    Ritter’s Frozen Custard

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    Katami
    SnoDreamz
    Oasis Snowballs
    Island Snowball
    Fluff Bake Bar
    All We Need Farm
    Bubble Egg

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    14 m
  • Houston’s best hidden gem restaurants (May 1, 2024)
    May 1 2024

    In this month's installment of The Full Menu, food writers discuss their favorite underrated restaurants and hidden gems around the city.

    In the audio above, we hear from Eric Sandler of CultureMap Houston, Felice Sloan of the Swanky Maven lifestyle blog, David Leftwich of Edible Houston and Houston Food Finder.

    Establishments Mentioned in this Edition:

    Belly of the Beast
    Tris
    Late August
    MF Lobster & Ceviche
    Ema
    93’ Til
    Zamani Grill
    Carol Kay’s Café
    La Cruderia
    Bahel
    Dandelion Café
    Himari
    Cornrow
    Cup and Char Pizza
    Conservatory Galleria
    Street Food Thai Market
    Pacha Nikkei
    Dim Sum Box

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    15 m

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