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These Houston restaurants have closed due to the winter storm

Restaurants across Houston are closed due to the storm.

Photo by Al Torres Photography

The Bayou City finds itself in the grip of a tenacious winter storm that's plugged the city into freezing temps and snow-covered roads. With authorities advising people to hunker down, restaurants and bars across the city have closed until travel conditions improve.

All of the restaurants and bars listed below have either contacted CultureMap or posted to social media with information that they will be closed Monday, February 15; Tuesday, February 16; and/or Wednesday, February 17. Please note this list is not comprehensive; the vast majority of establishments are closed.

We will update this list periodically throughout the day. Please email eric@culturemap.com to be added.

Currently closed as of Tuesday, February 16

Montrose/Midtown/Museum District

Anvil
Axelrad
Blacksmith
Bludorn (Monday and Tuesday)
Common Bond (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
The Creek Group (all locations)
Grand Prize
La Grange (Monday and Tuesday)
Love Buzz
Luby’s (all locations)
Lucille’s (Monday-Wednesday)
The Kirby Group (Wooster’s Garden, Heights Bier Garten, Holman Draft Hall, Pitch 25)
Ono Poke
Paulie's
Ramen Tatsu-ya
Revelry on Richmond
Riel
Roost
Rudyard’s
Tacos A Go Go
13 Celsius
The Toasted Coconut
Traveler’s Table
Tres Tacos (Monday and Tuesday)
Uchi
Underbelly Hospitality (Monday and Tuesday)
Weights + Measures

The Heights and surrounding neighborhoods

Alice Blue
Antone’s (all locations)
B&B Butchers
B.B. Lemon
Better Luck Tomorrow
Bobcat Teddy's
Buffalo Bayou Brewing Company
Cantina Barba
Click Virtual Food Hall
Common Bond (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
The Creek Group (all locations except Onion Creek)
Dak & Bop
Dish Society (all locations)
Fat Cat Creamery (both locations)
Feast Urban Eats
Field & Tides
Good Dog Houston
The Halal Guys (all locations)
Hando and the Kanpai Club
Henderson Heights
Jax Grill
Jenni’s Noodle House (all locations)
The Kirby Group (Wooster’s Garden, Heights Bier Garten, Holman Draft Hall, Pitch 25)
Kolache Shoppe
Local Foods (all locations)
Mastrantos
Monkey’s Tail
Mutiny Wine Room (Monday and Tuesday)
Pizzitola’s BBQ
Savoir
Sticky's Chicken
Tacos A Go Go
The Union Kitchen (all locations)
The Waffle Bus
Xin Chao

Downtown/EaDo/East End

Brasserie du Parc
Common Bond (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
East End Backyard
8th Wonder Brewery and Eatsie Boys (Monday and Tuesday)
Flying Saucer Downtown
The Halal Guys (all locations)
The Kirby Group (Wooster’s Garden, Heights Bier Garten, Holman Draft Hall, Pitch 25)
La Fisheria (Monday and Tuesday)
Littlefoot
The Nash
The Original Ninfa’s (both locations)
Reserve 101
Rodeo Goat
Roots
The Rustic
Saint Arnold Brewing Company
Street to Kitchen
Treebeards (all locations)
Underground Hall (Monday and Tuesday)

Upper Kirby/West University/River Oaks

a'Bouzy
Churrascos (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
Cleburne Cafeteria
Common Bond (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
Dessert Gallery
Dish Society (all locations)
El Topo (Monday and Tuesday)
Fajitas A Go Go
Feges BBQ
Frank's Americana
Goode Company (all locations)
The Halal Guys (all locations)
Jenni’s Noodle House (all locations)
Kata Robata (Monday and Tuesday)
Kirby Ice House
Kolache Shoppe
Local Foods (all locations)
Ouisie’s Table (Monday and lunch on Tuesday)
Picos
Relish Restaurant & Bar

The Galleria and surrounding neighborhoods

Antone’s (all locations)
The Brisket House (all locations)
Cabo Bob’s Burritos
Craft Pita (Monday and Tuesday)
Dish Society (all locations)
El Patio
Etoile Cuisine et Bar
Kenny & Ziggy’s
Le Colonial (Monday and Tuesday)
Liberty Kitchen (both locations)
Local Foods (all locations)
MAD
Musaafer (Monday and Tuesday)
The Original Ninfa’s (both locations)
Pappas Bros. Steakhouse (Monday and Tuesday)
Roegels Barbecue (Monday and Tuesday)
The Rustic
Steak 48 (Monday and Tuesday)
Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen (both locations)

Memorial, West Houston, and Katy

Bowl & Barrel
Churrascos (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
Craft Burger
Dish Society (all locations)
Ember and Greens
The General Public
Goode Company (all locations)
The Halal Guys (all locations)
Jax Grill
Kirby Ice House
Liberty Kitchen (both locations)
Local Foods (all locations)
Molina’s Cantina
Orleans Seafood Kitchen
Phat Eatery
Roostar Vietnamese Grill (Spring Branch)
State Fare (both locations)
Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen (both locations)
Tacos A Go Go
Tobiuo Sushi
Treebeards (all locations)
The Union Kitchen (all locations)

Southwest Houston and Chinatown

Blood Bros. BBQ (Monday-Wednesday)
Jax Grill
Luby’s (all locations)
Molina’s Cantina
State Fare (both locations)
Watershed

Cypress/Spring/The Woodlands

Alicia’s Mexican Grille
Common Bond (all locations closed Monday and Tuesday)
Darios Steakhouse & Seafood
Fielding's Local
Fielding's Wood Grill
Galiana’s Tex Mex & Agave Bar
The Kitchen
Marvino’s Italian Kitchen

Clear Lake/Webster

Luby’s (all locations)
Pappas Delta Blues

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Gen X and Millennials unite

Alt-rock icons Beck and Phoenix bring co-headlining tour to Houston

Photo by Scott Newton

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In what’s sure to be a dreamy double billing for hipsters of not one but two generations, Beck and Phoenix have announced a co-headlining “Summer Odyssey” tour that will make three stops in Texas: August 20 at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston; August 21 at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas; and August 22 at the Moody Center in Austin. Special guests Weyes Blood and Sir Chloe will open all shows.

What makes this musical coupling so compelling is that both acts have certainly stretched the boundaries of exploratory rock music, and in their own discographies have never ceased to evolve their sound, lyrics, or approach.

While Beck burst onto the scene in 1994 with his debut record Mellow Gold and Gen X slacker anthem “Loser,” the Lord of Lo-Fi proved far more than a on-off novelty hitmaker in records like the buoyant Odelay (and hit singles “Where’s It’s At” and “Devils Haircut”), the dance funk of Midnite Vultures, and the somber Sea Change. Side trips into country, psychedelia, and ‘60s sounds also dot his discography. Not surprising, given a pedigree that found parents with careers in visual arts and music, and a grandfather who was a pioneer in the Fluxus art movement.

Beck has also collaborated with a wide arrange of other artists including Childish Gambino, Sia, Phillip Glass, The Chemical Brothers, Gorillaz, and even Sir Paul McCartney. His last album was 2019’s Hyperspace. A true sonic seeker, he was a 2022 nominee (but not finalist) for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The also critically acclaimed Phoenix met while friends in high school in Versailles, France. The pop rockers came to worldwide attention with 2009’s Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix and singles “1901,” and “Lisztomania.” The album won the Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album, and they became popular on festival stages around the world, including a headlining slot at 2013’s Coachella.

Follow up records included the Grammy-winner for Best Rock Album Bankrupt! (“Entertainment”) and Ti Amo (“J-Boy”), increasing an already-dedicated fanbase. Their most recent record was last year’s Alpha Zulu.

The Beck and Phoenix “Summer Odyssey” tour will bring together two cutting-edge acts that discerning Gen X and Millennials can both agree upon.

Tickets for all Texas dates go on sale Friday, January 27, at www.ticketmaster.com.

Beck and Phoenix - Summer Odyssey Tour Dates

08/01 Seattle, WA - Climate Pledge Arena ^#
08/03 Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater ^#
08/05 Concord, CA - Concord Pavilion ^#
08/07 Inglewood, CA - Kia Forum ^#
08/08 San Diego, CA - Viejas Arena +#
08/09 Orange County, CA - OC Fair*
08/11 Phoenix, AZ - Footprint Center +#
08/12 Las Vegas, NV - Michelob Ultra Arena +#
08/15 Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre +#0
8/18 Rogers, AR - Walmart AMP ~#
08/20 Houston, TX - Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion ~#
08/21 Dallas, TX - Dos Equis Pavilion ~#
08/22 Austin, TX - Moody Center ~#
08/31 Chicago, IL - Huntington Bank Pavilion #
09/02 Detroit, MI - Pine Knob Music Theatre ~#
09/03 Toronto, Ontario - Budweiser Stage ~#
09/05 Boston, MA - MGM Music Hall at Fenway ~#
09/08 Philadelphia, PA - TD Pavilion at the Mann ~#
09/09 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden ~
09/10 Columbia, MD - Merriweather Post Pavilion ~#

^ with Jenny Lewis
+ with Japanese Breakfast
~ with Weyes Blood

Beck Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Phoenix concerts