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281.360.0015
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday: 11am to 10pm
Friday: 11am to 11pm
Saturday: 5pm to 11pm
Sunday: 11am to 9pm |
| The name Chimichurri (Argentinean Parsley Pesto) pays tribute to the bounty found in the cuisines of Peru, Argentina and Brazil. From the merging of these cuisines to the blending of a lounge-like atmosphere and warm, comfortable dining, Chimichurri’s brings together these key elements to create a memorable experience. (more) |
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281.360.0660
Hours of Operation
Sunday-Thursday: 11am to 9pm
Friday and Saturday: 11am to 10pm |
| Cómo se Dice (Spanish for, “How do you say?”) has unveiled its fun and fresh concept with an upscale, yet casual and family-friendly atmosphere. Cómo se Dice is a new dining experience for urban suburbanites presenting a modern twist on Mexican cuisine by offering traditional favorites like fajitas, enchiladas and tamales as well as thrilling new dishes like the shrimp avocado mango tower, the salmon salad with cilantro lime vinaigrette dressing and the Baja fish tacos, all sure to please the most discriminating palates. (more) |
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281.360.1436
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday: 4:30 pm to 10 pm
Friday - Saturday: 11 am to 11 pm
Sunday: 11 am to 9 pm |
| Raffa's American Bistro features American favorites with culinary influences from Europe, Asia, the Southwestern states, as well as fresh Gulf seafood. Raffa's stylish architecture and design, urban energy, and the New American cuisine appeal to a diverse suburban crowd. The award-winning Bennett Design Group of Houston helped create an interior that gives the restaurant an unprecedented look in Northeast Houston. (more) |
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281.360.3627
Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Sunday: 11am to 9pm
Monday: Closed |
| This delightful ice cream shop is named after the O'Brien sisters Megan, 11, and Haley, 9, of Kingwood. After researching franchise opportunities, Mom Laura O'Brien discovered Blue Bell Ice Cream would partner with her, allowing her to design the interior and name the shop. The entire concept was a year in the making, she said. (more) |
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281.361.7499
Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Sunday: 11am to 10pm
Monday: Closed |
| Even though Zammitti’s Pizza and Pasta restaurant is new, it has a history that dates back to 1921 when Pasquale Zammitti, from Sicily, fell in love, married and had three daughters, whom he eventually followed to Houston. As with most Italian families, the Zammitti kitchen was the center of social activities, with good food being the main staple of their gatherings. The family soon became known for its hospitality and flair for entertainment. Today, the Zammitti grandchildren offer you the same old world charm that is the heart of their Italian heritage. (more) |
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