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    Super Bowl Party Planner

    The true secret to a great Super Bowl party: Top Houston restaurants that will do all your cooking

    Eric Sandler
    Jan 31, 2014 | 10:02 am

    Super Bowl Sunday is almost here and, while a contest between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks might be pretty meaningless for some Houston Texans fans, the big game still provides a great excuse to gather together and watch the game.

     

    Many people will cook or hold potlucks. Many more will order pizza. Both of those are fine, of course, but Houston’s restaurants have their own suggestions for what to eat during the game, the commercials and halftime. Just remember, no talking during the commercials. They’re the most important part!

     

     Pizzitola’s BBQ

     

    This barbecue institution is usually closed on Sundays, but they’ll be open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for pick up orders. Racks of their signature ribs are only $19.95 if ordered by Saturday or $24.95 if bought day of. Call 713-227-2283 to reserve.

     

     Feges BBQ

     

    Underbelly line cook Patrick Feges is firing up his smoker to prepare some bulk orders for Super Sunday. Whole briskets are $70, five pounds of pulled pork is $60, five pounds of chopped beef runs $50 and racks of ribs are $30. Email patrick8403@gmail.com to place orders.

     

     Underbelly/Hay Merchant

     

    The related restaurants will be offering their usual to-go catering options for the game like a 35 pack of mini-corn dogs or enough Korean braised goat to feed 25 if ordered 48 hours in advance. Want to party with chef/owner Chris Shepherd?

     

    He'll be at Hay Merchant with a special menu that blends Chinese New Year and Super Bowl classics. While Shepherd has been known to throw everything from beef kidneys to sweetbreads in General Tso's sauce, on Sunday he'll actually serve General Tso's chicken for the first time ever.

     

     Goro & Gun

     

    Take the restaurant's signature dead rapper wings home. Flavors include Easy-E (Korean red pepper paste, sesame seeds), Ol' Dirty Bastard (sambal, honey, cilantro), coconut curry and classic Buffalo. Prices are $25 for 25, $45 for 50, $75 for 70 and $100 for 90. Order at least a day in advance and pick up until half time on game day. 832-708-6195.

     

     Three Brothers Bakery

     

    The Houston bakery institution has a variety of options for Super Bowl revelry. Order a pastry tray with football themed white chocolate dipped and decorated gingerbread cookies or custom cake balls. Grilling? Consider some hamburger or hot dogs buns.

     

     RDG + Bar Annie

     

    Load up on Southwest-inspired cuisine from this Houston classic. Choices include slabs of baby back ribs ($24), rolled fried chicken tacos ($24 for two dozen), whole beef tenderloin ($225) and a variety of dip and salsas. Want dessert? Consider macaroons or brownies ($24 for 12). Call 713-840-1111 to order.

     

     D’Amico’s Italian Market Cafe

     

    This Rice Village favorite was good enough for Vice President Joe Biden, so surely it's perfect for Super Bowl snacking. Start with a Nash pizza topped with pesto, marinara, cheese, artichoke hearts, grilled chicken and a squeeze of lemon. Add in meatballs ($24 for 12) and giant sandwich packs ($40 or $80). Orders require 24 hour advance notice. Call 713-526-3400.

     

     Arcodoro

     

    Houston's Sardinian restaurant is offering panini trays by the dozen ($33 for turkey, $39 for roast beef) and antipasti trays to serve 8-12 or 12-16 ($75, $140). Call 713-621-6858 or email lori@gourmetsardinia.com. Orders are due by 3 p.m. on Friday.

     

     Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen

     

    Nothing says a party like Tex-Mex. Start with an appetizer sampler ($12 per person) that includes quesadilla, queso, guacamole and more. For an entree, there's a fajitas party for four that includes all the fixes ($59.95) or an enchilada party pack for four that includes two per person with a choice from Sylvia's 18 varieties ($45, includes rice and beans). Call Woodway location at 713-334-7295, or the Westheimer one at 281-679-8300 for more information.

     

     Kenny & Ziggy's

     

    This Galleria deli is already known for huge sandwiches, but the restaurant ups the ante on Super Sunday with a three-six foot long Football Hero selling for $38 per foot (each foot feeds three to four people) that comes with sides and a choice of two dozen mini potato knishes, mini kasha knishes, mini spinach knishes or franks in a blanket. All orders must be place before noon Saturday. Call 713-871-8883.

     

     Liberty Kitchen/BRC

     

    The Heights location of Liberty Kitchen is selling both cheeseburger sliders by the dozen ($18) and Frito pie for 10 ($18). For a lighter option, order one pound of smoked salmon with smoked salt butter and sliced baguettes ($28).
     
    BRC Gastropub is offering a dozen grilled and roasted chicken legs with hot sauce syrup ($24) and a dozen pigs in blankets made with Wimmer's hot dogs and wrapped in the restaurant's signature cheddar biscuits ($27).

     

    Order these handmade chocolate macaroons from RDG + Bar Annie for a sweet treat.

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    Order these handmade chocolate macaroons from RDG + Bar Annie for a sweet treat.
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    Matcha News

    TikTok star Keith Lee crafts matcha latte for Hill Country flood relief

    Teresa Gubbins
    Jul 11, 2025 | 9:30 am
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    Keith Lee hoists his special matcha drink.

    The devastating floods that swept across Central Texas on July 4 are bringing out all kinds of charitable endeavors — and that includes a limited-edition beverage from Texas-based TikTok food influencer Keith Lee.

    Lee, a social media sensation whose online food reviews have benefited hundreds of small restaurants, is partnering with La La Land Kind Cafe on a special drink: Called the La La Land X Keith Lee Latte, it's a matcha drink in which 100 percent of the proceeds will go towards Kerr County flood relief.

    La La Land is the coffee chain founded in Dallas in 2019 with a mission to provide opportunities for fostering youth and individuals in need. It has three locations in Houston, along with 10 across Dallas-Fort Worth and six in Southern California.

    The new Keith Lee Latte will consist of double ceremonial matcha, with secret syrup, matcha cloud, a whole fresh strawberry, flaky salt, and matcha powder. (See Lee enjoy the latte in the video below.)


      
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Matcha is the Japanese green tea powder that has experienced a surge in popularity, appearing in everything from drinks like the matcha latte to desserts like matcha mousse.

     Keith Lee Latte Keith Lee Latte is a matcha drink.Instagram 

    Lee, who relocated to Dallas in 2024, has been on a matcha kick ever since he tried it in Chicago, which he says "led me down a rabbit hole," and it has become his trademark drink. In May, he visited seven cafes across DFW in search of the perfect matcha in town, and that included La La Land, where he ordered a matcha with almond milk.

    He also has a charitable history, including a special visit he made to Taste Project in Fort Worth to donate $4,000 to support the nonprofit's mission to fight food insecurity.

    The Keith Lee Latte will be available at all La La Land cafes beginning Friday July 11, for a limited time only. From July 11-27, 100 percent of all proceeds will support flood relief efforts in Kerr County — "a community in our home state that’s hurting," La La Land Cafe says.

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