Houston Restaurant Weeks’ sister event offers two weeks of discounted dining at dozens...
). The culinary event will offer prix fix brunch, lunch, and dinner menus and is meant to highlight more casual and fast-food restaurants with lower price points. Lunches and brunches will be priced at $15 , and dinners at $20 and $25 .Some of Greater Houston’s favorite restaurants will be participating, including 7Spice Cajun Seafood, Adair Kitchen, B.B.
The event website will be updated as new restaurants are added; menus for participating restaurants can be found on the site.Eat Drink HTX is produced by The Cleverley Stone Foundation, which operates Houston Restaurant Weeks . Funds raised from Eat Drink HTX will be donated to the Houston Food Bank and Children at Risk, dedicated to improving the quality of life for Texas children.Greg Morago writes about food for the Houston Chronicle.
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