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Houston’s cultural diversity and uninhibited attitude combine to boost the local culinary scene. Dozens of standout, chef-owned restaurants and local institutions dot the landscape, and the dining public embraces them.
By Sandra Cook
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Travel and spa time seem to go hand in hand. For business travelers, frequent flights and back-to-back meetings can wreak havoc on a body. For vacationers, spa treatments make the getaway even sweeter. Here are some tips for finding the antidote that’s sure to erase your worries and stresses.
By Heather Staible
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Houston is a power-shopper’s paradise. From the high-end choices at the famed Galleria to discount discoveries on Harwin Drive, there are plenty of places to pick up anything and everything on your list. Houston is a land of malls. In fact, every pocket of the city is home to a mall where shoppers will find anchor stores such as Macy’s and Dillard’s as well as other smaller, national retailers.
By Heather Staible
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Cultural Insights — A rundown of the best places to experience the visual arts, science, history, and cultural heritage.
By Nancy Wozny
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A selection of some of restaurants in the Houston area, covering all cuisines and prices.
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Nine things to do in Downtown Houston.
By Barbara Linkin Mendel
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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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Relocating to Houston could be the best move you’ve ever made. Moving to a new city is exciting, but nerve-racking at the same time. Houston’s plentiful neighborhoods, superior medical care and quality educational opportunities make adjusting to new surroundings painless.
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Houston is a big city, no doubt about it. Got some free time, but daunted by deciding what to do? We’ll make it easy for you.
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Ready to take a swing at fairways reminiscent of the Scottish countryside or greens surrounded by forest shade? Houston has both and so much more.
By Heather Staible
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Game On! — Sports fans can catch great sports action year-round
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East Meets West in the Heart of Texas visit the one-third scale 6,000 piece terra-cotta army and the 40,000 sq. ft. model of the Forbidden City.
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It’s Showtime! — From classical ballet or symphony to avant-garde plays, the city has it all.
By Nancy Wozny
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Breakfast in Houston is a meal that should not be skipped.
By Kristi Van Aken
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Treat clients and colleagues to a great meal in the perfect setting.
By Debbie Mohr
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Solo dining doesn’t have to be awkward. Savor the experience.
By Sandra Cook
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Houston, Texas Attractions, Spas and Sports. Attractions around the Houston area.
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Whether you seek a stylish lounge scene or merely a barstool and a beverage, you can find a perfect place in Houston.
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When the sun goes down, the young stars shine at small performance venues.
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In town and in search of a place to watch the game? These sports bars deliver fan-friendly refreshments from start to finish.
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Cheers! Salut! Cin cin! Here’s to wine bars with a relaxed atmosphere and fine pours.
By Heather Staible
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A quick and easy guide to some of GuestLife’s favorite places to shop in the Houston area.
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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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