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By Christina Autry Perusing the oversized menu displayed behind the patient cashier, you methodically weigh your options. “Do I want Angus beef or chicken?” you ask yourself first, before diving into the far more difficult task of sorting out which vegetable and condiment combination best suit your present cravings. Lunch can be a serious business, [...]

By Christina Autry Landauer Art has been a Spring Branch artistic institution since mother-daughter duo Caryn and Ruth Landauer established their business twenty-one years ago. Specializing in abstract art, the Landauer artists create expressive pieces in acrylic, watercolor, ink, pastel, wood, mixed media and more, according to the needs of their customers. “I love creating [...]

By Christina Autry Pho Huy’s popularity in the Spring Branch District for the past ten years goes to show that it is possible to grab a tasty bowl of Vietnamese pho outside of the Little Saigon area of Houston. Although Spring Branch is renowned for its Korean BBQ, it wouldn’t be Houston without a great [...]

By Christina Autry Opening the doors to Spring Branch’s Teriyaki Kitchen reveals an entirely remodeled wood and brick interior, and a plethora of delectable options to satisfy your lunchtime cravings. This family-owned restaurant was established in 2017 by couple Eunsuk and Woong Jung Park, experienced restauranteurs from Portland, Orgeon. Now hungry locals are flocking to [...]

The smell of fresh pies in the oven and the clamor of a busy kitchen grabs you and invites you in. DaddyO’s Pizza feels like you are walking into a New York pizzeria, like you’re one of the family. Tucked into a Spring Branch Management District shopping strip on Gessner near Kempwood, DaddyO’s brings the [...]

by Dorothy Puch Lillig The Spring Branch District gained a new beer garden and restaurant in July and, in case you haven’t had a chance to check it out, this weekend is shaping up to be the ideal time to stop by Lazy Oaks Beer Garden and grab a beer and some bites. Or, maybe [...]