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Give your tastebuds a workout by sampling great food from around the world and around the region.
By Ann Walton Sieber
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Golfers longing to play on fairways reminiscent of the Scottish countryside or greens surrounded by forest shade can find both and so much more.
By Heather Staible
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With so many choices, the hardest part is deciding which shops to save for another day.
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While the city's performing arts groups are outstanding, it's the commitment to nurturing artistic diversity that is truly world-class.
By Sheryl Seybold
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Houston, the fourth largest city in the U.S., blends business, beauty and magnificent attractions, making it popular for visitors from around the world.
By Rebecca Rieansnider
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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.
By Sheryl Seybold
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Whatever your age, kidding around is easy here in Houston.
By Rebecca Rieansnider
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Ahhhhh, the pampered life. The art of letting go is easy to master with luxurious spas and relaxing treatments.
By Ann Walton Sieber
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Elan Day Spa brings a touch of elegance to the Houston spa scene.
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The Museum District's appeal is in its diversity. From thought-provoking art to stimulating hands-on entertainment, the choice is yours.
By Whitney Hodgin
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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.
By Norise Jastillana
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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.
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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.
By George L. Rosenblatt
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Welcome to the longest running dinner show in the world.
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Be warned: The bread is magnificent, but you'll want to save room for your even more magnificent meal.
By David J. LeMaster
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In Houston, the name Guadalajara evokes images of Mexico's great food.
By George L. Rosenblatt
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Kona Grill is an exciting contemporary American Grill with an award-winning Sushi Bar offering an array of foods and a unique dining experience.
By David J. LeMaster
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With a lively, festive atmosphere, La Griglia offers guests a delicious display of New Italian dining.
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Mockingbird Bistro is a Houston treasure, named "one of the best new restaurants in America" by Esquire magazine.
By David J. LeMaster
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Molina's third generation of restauranteurs continues to warm smiles and palates with flavors that are truly historic.
By George L. Rosenblatt
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When you sit down at one of Nino's tables, you are joining one of the largest and most respected restaurant families in Houston.
By George L. Rosenblatt
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Great service and the city's best selection of fresh seafood prepared in wood-burning ovens or a copper kettle steamer.
By David J. LeMaster
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To experience the best in Houston's fine dining, try Simposio.
By David J. LeMaster
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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.
By David J. LeMaster
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Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse features a blend of high-quality food and one-of-a-kind hospitality in an intimate atmosphere and luxurious amenities.
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Willie G's has established itself as Houston's premier seafood house for more than 20 years.
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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.
By Heather Staible.
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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.
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