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    Foodie News

    Eat St. is filming food trucks in Houston: Where to find the crew

    Sarah Rufca
    May 24, 2012 | 11:34 am

    It's been less than three weeks since the hosts of Drinking Made Easy took a tour of Houston's drinking establishments, cameras (mostly) in tow, and there's already another television crew ready to check out the city.

    Cooking Channel show Eat St. — a "celebration of North America's tastiest, messiest and most irresistible street food" — has Houston food trucks on their radar and it sounds like they like what they found.

    "We shot in Houston a couple years ago, but there wasn't much happening and it was a bit of an underwhelming trip, to be totally honest," executive producer Peter Waal told Eater Houston. "When we checked again a couple of months ago we found more good vendors than we can possibly shoot. So clearly something has changed in Houston for the better, and whatever it is that's sparked things, we're happy to be coming back."

    Filming starts Thursday at noon at The Modular outside Grand Prize Bar, and owner Josh Martinez is giving away free food to any fans that stop by. Unlike some shows that come through Houston in a day or two, Eat St. is staying throughout the extended weekend. Here's the rest of the schedule:

    • Friday: Phamily Bites at Liberty Station, 5 p.m.
    • Saturday: The Waffle Bus at Bo Concept, 11:30 a.m.
    • Sunday: Rice Box Truck at MFAH Sculpture Garden, 11:30 a.m.
    • Monday: Stick It at Inversion Coffee House, 12 p.m.
    • Tuesday: St. John's Fire at Bo Concept, 11:30 a.m.

    Eater has the full run-down of all the dishes each truck will be making for the TV crew.

    The mix of trucks highlighted is a nice mix of a couple longstanding faves and several relative newbies, plus a good mix of the locations that have helped the food truck scene grow by hosting them.

    What do you think of the trucks that Eat St. picked? What other trucks deserve some cable TV fame? I'll start the list with Bernie's Burger Bus and Bare Bowls. Leave your votes in the comments.

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    a laugh riot

    Houston comedy club perks up Washington with new coffee shop and cafe

    Eric Sandler
    Oct 13, 2026 | 3:18 pm
    The Riot Comedy Club Cafe
    Courtesy of The Riot Comedy Club
    The Riot Cafe seats 50 people inside.

    A recently-relocated Houston comedy club is adding a daytime component to its offerings. Beginning this Saturday, October 17, The Riot Comedy club’s cafe will be open daily for coffee, meals, and more.

    Beginning at 7 am Monday-Saturday and 8 am on Sunday, the Riot Café will serve coffee made with beans supplied by Houston-based roasted Katz Coffee alongside a menu of pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and similar fare. At lunch, dinner, and late night, the menu will include items such as pizza, panini, and shareable dishes.

    General manager Seth Fair also created The Riot’s beverage program, which includes coffee, beer, wine, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails. The Roast, the venue’s signature cocktail, is made with mezcal, tequila, cold-pressed pineapple juice, lime juice, agave, and fire tincture. Zero-proof options include the Open Mic, made with Fever-Tree ginger beer, Southern Style Lemon Up, lime juice, and pineapple juice. Specialty juice shop MEP Cold-Pressed Juice supplies all of The Riot’s juices.

    On a recent episode of CultureMap’s “What’s Eric Eating” podcast, The Riot owner Brian Grendon explains how the cafe sets itself apart from the other coffee shops on Washington Ave.



    “We have wi-fi. We encourage you to stick around,” he said. “It’s really set up for comedians to come and write and congregate. Use our podcast studio. We are incentivizing people to come and hang out with us.”

    Not only does the cafe offer 50 seats inside, it has a 20-seat covered patio that’s lit at night. In addition, online ordering and dedicated parking spots expedite picking up to-go orders.

    “We wanted the café to have its own personality while still feeling like a natural part of The Riot,” Fair said in a statement. “The menu brings together a mix of familiar favorites and nostalgic items, along with comedy-inspired drinks, and partnering with Katz Coffee and MEP Cold-Pressed Juice was a great way to bring Houston local businesses into the mix.”

    On Saturday, The Riot will celebrate the cafe's opening withcomplimentary light bites, coffee tastings and cocktail samples, a DJ, photo opportunities, and free refillable Riot coffee tumblers — good for $1 off coffee on future visits — for the first 50 people.

    The Riot Comedy Club Cafe

    Courtesy of The Riot Comedy Club

    The Riot Cafe seats 50 people inside.

    The Riot occupied the upstairs room at Rudyard’s from 2022 until this summer, when it moved to a new home at 1925 Washington Ave. (next to Julep). The 2,200-square-foot room seats 170 people and hosts a mix of local, regional, and national acts.

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