December 18, 2024

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Things to Do: Upcoming Food and Drink Events in Houston This Week

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Here’s a look at this week’s hottest culinary happenings:

Monday-Friday

Teacher and Nurse Appreciation Week at Grimaldi’s

In honor of Teacher and Nurse Appreciation Week, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria will offer a 15 percent discount for all teachers and nurses from May 2 to 6. To receive the discount, eligible parties must show a valid school or hospital ID.

Wednesday, May 4

Celebrity H-Town Chefs Against Cancer at Four Seasons Hotel Houston

Following a two-year hiatus, Four Seasons Hotel Houston is hosting Celebrity H-Town Chefs Against Cancer from 6:30 to 9 p.m., featuring 16 Houston restaurants joining together in a night of food, drink, music and impactful fundraising. This year’s participating restaurants and chefs include Toro Toro’s Richard Sandoval and Rafael Villalpando,  Richard Sandoval and Godstime Ebeagbor of Bayou & Bottle, Brennan’s of Houston chef Jose Arevalo, Rafael Morales of Carrabba’s, Chivos’ Thomas Billie, Guard & Grace’s Troy Guard, Loro chef Marcos Leal, Pastore’s Chris Davies, Pier 6’s Joe Cervantez, Phat Eatery’s Alex Au-Yeung, Roma’s Keven Bryant, The Original Ninfa’s Alex Padilla, LJ Wiley of Trattoria Sofia, Uchi’s Kevin Tien, Stanton Bundy of Traveler’s Table and Xochi’s Hugo Ortega. The event will also feature a silent auction with proceeds benefiting Camp H-Town, the summer sleep away camp at Four Seasons Hotel Houston to provide kids who have been touched by cancer with a fun and safe camp environment at no financial cost to the campers’ families. Tickets are $175.

Star Wars Dinner at MAX’s Wine Dive – Washington

May the Fourth is a special day for Star Wars fans, so they’ll probably want to check out the special National Star Wars Day themed dinner at MAX’s Wine Dive, 4720 Washington, beginning at 7 p.m. Chef David Dorger takes inspiration from the iconic move series to create a four-course menu, with dishes like the Millennium Falcon black bean cake with romesco sauce; Dianoga Tentacles octopus with roasted fingerling potatoes and chorizo; Tauntaun Ribs with cheese grits; and the Carbonite Caramel, a coffee jelly drizzled with salted caramel, almond brittle and whipped cream. Cost is $100 a person with wine pairings. Call 713-880-8737 for reservations.

Thursday, May 5

Cinco de Mayo Eats, Drinks and Fiestas in Houston

Ceviches and tequila drinks at Chivos, mariachi and all-day happy hour at Eight Row Flint, and a Loro and Siete Foods Collaborative Queso. It’s all a part of the citywide fiesta going down in Houston this Cinco de Mayo. Check out our Cinco de Mayo Bar and Restaurant guide for details on where to celebrate.

Saturday, May 7

Houston Derby Day Watch Parties and Food and Drink Specials

From watch parties featuring DJs and hat contests to deals on Derby-inspired eats, mint juleps and more, see Where to Sip Juleps and Watch the Kentucky Derby in Houston on Derby Day 2022.

Brenner’s Wine Fest at Brenner’s on the Bayou

Brenner’s on the Bayou, 1 Birdsall, will host its Spring Wine Fest from 2 to 6 p.m., featuring a Derby-style party on the banks of the bayou with music and chef crafted bites and wine to match. Tickets are $150 all access and $125 for Landry’s Select Club members.

click to enlarge Ostia's gorgeous patio and greenhouse makes the perfect spot for Mother's Day brunch. - PHOTO BY MICHAEL ANTHONY

Ostia’s gorgeous patio and greenhouse makes the perfect spot for Mother’s Day brunch.

Photo by Michael Anthony

Sunday, May 8

Mother’s Day Brunch

We’ve got the lowdown on Where to Enjoy Mother’s Day Brunch in Houston in 2022, from casual family-friendly breakfasts to bubbly-fueled, fancy brunch affairs.

All week long

Mother’s Day Boutique at Sprinkles

Sprinkles, which rocks multiple bakeries and cupcake ATMs nationwide as well as in Greater Houston, has launched an online Mother’s Day Boutique this year. Available exclusively for pickup or delivery from local bakeries, Sprinkles will offer Mom’s Day specials including the MOM Yellow Box with a dozen “I

All month long (May)

Asian Restaurant Month

This May, during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a roundup of restaurants, cafes and food trucks are participating in the second installment of Asian Restaurant Month. The program seeks to create awareness and support of the AAPI community throughout the Greater Houston area, and new this year is a free interactive Asian Restaurant Month Digital Pass powered by Visit Houston for customers to win prizes and swag.

Charity of the Month Menus at Etoile Cuisine et Bar

This May, Etoile Cuisine et Bar, 1101-11 Uptown Park , will be raising funds for SEARCH’s House of Tiny Treasures, a nationally-accredited, preschool program that provides developmentally focused early childhood education to children ages two through five. Chef Philippe Verpiand has created two monthly prix-fixe menus, a dinner menu which includes four courses for $65 per person plus tax and gratuity, from which $7 will go to AVDA; and a special brunch menu on Saturday and Sundays, featuring three courses for $36 per person plus tax and gratuity with $4 going to the program for each one sold.

New and ongoing specials

Patio Pounder Deals from MAX’s Wine Dive

MAX’s Wine Dive, 4720 Washington, 214 Fairview, is offering discounted wine bottles to-go for the spring and summer season, available now through June 1. The Patio Pounder Deals feature bubbles, whites and reds to mix and match, starting at $120 a case, $70 for a six-pack and $35 for a three-pack.

Happy Hour at NoPo Café, Market & Bar

NoPo Café, Market & Bar, 1244 North Post Oak, has officially launched its all-new weekday happy hour menu, available Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. and featuring specials on cocktails created by celebrated mixologist Alba Huerta ($8 during happy hour) and bites from fried pickles and thick cut focaccia pizza to Nashville hot oyster sliders. 



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