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Patriot players eating barbecue and Club Nomadic parking top this week's stories

Parking advice for Club Nomadic was one of the week's most popular stories.

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It's time to recap the most popular stories on CultureMap from this past week:

1. New England Patriots players chow down on 40 pounds of Killen's Barbecue. Led by center David Andrews, about a dozen Patriots players feasted at Killen's Barbecue.

2. How to get to Club Nomadic and The Big Texas Party the stress-free way. Since there's no parking at the pop-up nightclub, attendees should like to a shuttle from downtown or alternatives like Uber and the Houston Wave.

Photo by Julie Soefer

Milton's opened this week in Rice Village.

Editor's note: It's time to recap the top stories on CultureMap from this past week.

1. Fresh pastas and chicken parm await at new Houston Italian restaurant. The restaurant serves handmade pastas and meats cooked in a wood-burning Josper oven.

2. Houston soul food cafe makes New York Times favorite restaurants list. It's one of only three Texas establishments to make the list.

3. Luxurious Houston steakhouse reboots as 'relaxed' neighborhood eatery. The owner of The Pit Room is switching things up at his steakhouse.

5. Celebrated Houston West African restaurant sets Montrose opening date. After earning national acclaim as a stand at Post Houston, the restaurant will open on Nigerian Independence Day.