Cause for Eggs-citement

Just in time for the weekend: Late night egg dishes return to Whataburger

Just in time for weekend revelry: Starting tonight (June19), Whataburger will resume its full breakfast menu from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m., including all menu items with eggs.

As CultureMap reported at the beginning of the month, the restaurant chain with the familiar orange-and-white roof announced it was limiting egg items because of a shortage caused by an outbreak of avian influenza. Due to the shortage, the company had to curtail the hours it served menu items with eggs.

Now some late-night partygoers can end their evening as they have in the past — a real cause for eggs-citement.

For a little over the past two weeks, customers lusting for bacon, egg and cheese taquitos or Breakfast on a Bun had to drop in between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. during the week and 5 a.m. until 11 a.m. on weekends to satisfy their cravings.

Now some late-night partygoers can end their evening as they have in the past — a real cause for eggs-citement.

After securing additional egg supply, Whataburger is no longer experiencing a shortage, the company said in a press release. "We know it's been a tough couple of weeks for our customers, but we're really grateful for their support while we worked to build up our egg supply, " Whataburger chief operating officer Dino Del Nano said. "All of us at Whataburger are so happy to get back to normal and serve our full breakfast menu to customers during our usual breakfast hours from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m."

Whataburger has resumed breakfast hours from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m. daily, with a full menu including egg dishes.

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Whataburger has resumed breakfast hours from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m. daily, with a full menu including egg dishes.

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Veteran's Day dining discounts

15 food and drink specials saluting Houston's heroes on Veterans Day

Feges BBQ Erin Patrick Feges barbecue tray

Photo by Robert Jacob Lerma

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Veterans Day provides Americans with an opportunity to thank those who have served in America’s Armed Forces. Restaurants across Houston are doing their part by extending a number of discounts.

Unless noted below, all offers are available on Monday, November 11. Both veterans and active-duty service members should be prepared to show proof of their status.

Azumi, a Japanese restaurant in River Oaks District, is giving veterans a 50-percent discount on their meals. A lunch bento box comes with miso soup, wakame salad, fried rice, two pieces of nigiri, and a four piece maki roll. Sister concepts Loch Bar and Marmo are also offering a 50-percent discount.

Feges BBQ co-owner Patrick Feges is an Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient. Every year, the restaurant offers all veterans a free two-meat barbecue plate with two sides and a drink. It’s available on Sunday, November 10 at the restaurant’s location in Spring Branch and on Veterans Day at the Greenway Plaza location.

Kolache Factory is offering one free kolache and a free cup of coffee (excludes croissants, Polish varieties, and espresso drinks).

Kolache Shoppe will give all veterans and active service members one complimentary kolache of their choice. Greenway Plaza location only.

Molina’s Cantina is extending a 50-percent discount to veterans. Dine-in only. Excludes alcohol.

Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is giving veterans a free pork chop dinner with purchase of a regular price entree by another diner. If a group of veterans are dining together, they’ll all receive 50-percent off their pork chop dinners. Available 4 pm until close.

Phat Eatery beef Rendang Veterans will receive a 30-percent discount at Phat Eatery. Photo by Dragana Harris

Phat Eatery is extending a 30-percent discount to veterans and active duty military on both dine-in and to-go orders (excludes alcohol and online orders).

Pluckers Wing Bar is giving a free meal to veterans and active-duty military personnel.

The newly reopened River Oaks Theatre will give veterans and active-duty military a free movie ticket and popcorn for any screening on Veterans Day.

The Savoy, a neighborhood bar in Third War will provide a free lunch to veterans and active military. Choices include chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, Savoy burger, and chicken wings with fries.

All three locations of State Fare Kitchen & Bar are offering veterans a free meal. Choices include a burger, birria grilled cheese, smoked chicken cobb, chicken fried ribeye, and more. Dine-in only. Beverage and gratuity not included.

Tavola, an Italian restaurant on Post Oak, is offering veterans a 50-percent discount on their Veterans Day meals.

The Tailgate is CultureMap’s sports-themed taking place at 8th Wonder. Veterans can use this link for discounted tickets. Everyone will receive $25 off with code HOU25.

Taste Kitchen + Bar will serve a free breakfast to veterans and active military personnel from 8-11 am.

Twin Peaks will serve a free lunch to veterans and active duty military. Choices include a cheeseburger and fries, smoked chicken tacos, chicken tenders, and chicken or shrimp Caesar salad. Lunch is served from 11 am - 3 pm.

Zanti Cucina Italiana in River Oaks is serving veterans a complimentary, three-course meal from a prix fixe menu of favorites such as truffle cheese ravioli, flank steak, and panna cotta.

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