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Houston Annual 2006
Houston - Annual 2006

Dining - A Little Bit Of Everything, By Ann Walton Sieber
Give your tastebuds a workout by sampling great food from around the world and around the region.
Golf - Teetime Treasures, By Heather Staible
Golfers longing to play on fairways reminiscent of the Scottish countryside or greens surrounded by forest shade can find both and so much more.
Houston - Shopping Paradise,
With so many choices, the hardest part is deciding which shops to save for another day.
Culture - Performing Arts; Applause, Encore, By Sheryl Seybold
While the city's performing arts groups are outstanding, it's the commitment to nurturing artistic diversity that is truly world-class.
Houston's Diverse Beauty, By Rebecca Rieansnider
Houston, the fourth largest city in the U.S., blends business, beauty and magnificent attractions, making it popular for visitors from around the world.
Pushing The (City) Limits, By Sheryl Seybold
There's so much to do just outside the city limits, plus great day trip opportunities to sun-kissed Galveston, charming Spring and picturesque Brenham.
Attractions - Just Kidding Around, By Rebecca Rieansnider
Whatever your age, kidding around is easy here in Houston.
Houston Spas - The Pampered Life, By Ann Walton Sieber
Ahhhhh, the pampered life. The art of letting go is easy to master with luxurious spas and relaxing treatments.
Elan Day Spa and Retreat,
Elan Day Spa brings a touch of elegance to the Houston spa scene.
Culture - Museums; Action & Reacton, By Whitney Hodgin
The Museum District's appeal is in its diversity. From thought-provoking art to stimulating hands-on entertainment, the choice is yours.
Houston - Antiquing Treasure Trove, By Norise Jastillana
Whatever your pleasure, antiquing is alive and well in the Bayou City, where the pastime is a no-holds-barred pursuit for visitors and residents alike.
The Antique Pavilion,
From American silver to English ceramics, French furniture to Victorian jewelry, Oriental art to Deco objects, from the $15 discovery to the $15,000 masterpiece, the Antique Pavilion provides the finest selection of antiques in the Houston area.
Arcodoro, By George L. Rosenblatt
Gleaming like the Mediterranean isle of its heritage, Arcodoro brings the rich culinary legacy of Sardinia to tables within steps of Houston's fashionable Galleria.
Benihana,
Welcome to the longest running dinner show in the world.
Grotto, By David J. LeMaster
Be warned: The bread is magnificent, but you'll want to save room for your even more magnificent meal.
Guadalajara Hacienda, By George L. Rosenblatt
In Houston, the name Guadalajara evokes images of Mexico's great food.
Kona Grill, By David J. LeMaster
Kona Grill is an exciting contemporary American Grill with an award-winning Sushi Bar offering an array of foods and a unique dining experience.
La Griglia,
With a lively, festive atmosphere, La Griglia offers guests a delicious display of New Italian dining.
Mockingbird Bistro, By David J. LeMaster
Mockingbird Bistro is a Houston treasure, named "one of the best new restaurants in America" by Esquire magazine.
Molina's Cantina, By George L. Rosenblatt
Molina's third generation of restauranteurs continues to warm smiles and palates with flavors that are truly historic.
Nino's, By George L. Rosenblatt
When you sit down at one of Nino's tables, you are joining one of the largest and most respected restaurant families in Houston.
Pesce, By David J. LeMaster
Great service and the city's best selection of fresh seafood prepared in wood-burning ovens or a copper kettle steamer.
Simposio Ristorante Italiano, By David J. LeMaster
To experience the best in Houston's fine dining, try Simposio.
Sullivan's Steakhouse, By David J. LeMaster
Sullivan's Steakhouse is named after the bare-knuckle boxer John L. Sullivan, who was called "the best of the best." The restaurant lives up to its name.
Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse,
Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse features a blend of high-quality food and one-of-a-kind hospitality in an intimate atmosphere and luxurious amenities.
Willie G's Seafood & Steak House,
Willie G's has established itself as Houston's premier seafood house for more than 20 years.
Houston Nightlife - A Night On The Town, By Heather Staible.
After hours Houston begs to be explored with its vibrant and exciting mix of music, cuisine, performances, sports and even places to test your best two-stepping skills.
Houston Hotel Guide,
Want a terrific quaint hotel or special bed-and-breakfast? Houston has it all! Downtown hotels include the DoubleTree Hotel at Allen Center, Four Seasons Hotel, Hyatt Regency Houston, Lancaster Hotel, Crowne Plaza and others.