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    dozens of deals

    Where to watch the World Series in Houston: 34 hot deals at Houston's best bars and restaurants

    Eric Sandler
    Oct 22, 2019 | 1:30 pm

    With the Astros set to square off against the Washington Nationals in the World Series, every Houston restaurant with a TV (more or less) wants to be included in the festivities. Skim the list below to find special dishes, extended happy hours, and even free queso.

     

    Springer dingers and Bregman bombs will reap their own rewards in form of freebies for every Astros home run. Read on to find the right deal for a perfect game day experience.

     

     A’bouzy
    This champagne-fueled restaurant in River Oaks is offering 50-cent Gulf oysters on the half shell during the games, which will be on shown on TVs in the bar and patio. When the Astros win, the restaurant’s extensive champagne list will come in handy.

     

     Axelrad
    The Midtown hot spot will show all of the games on its giant outdoor screen. Dine on pizza from Luigi’s next door or one of the on-site food trucks. The craft beer selection is among the city’s best.

     

     B&B Butchers & Restaurant
    The luxurious steakhouse feature four hot dog specials ($14-$124) featuring Texas wagyu dogs topped with classics like mustard and sauerkraut all the way to two ounces of Japanese wagyu and sauteed Maine lobster. Even better, diners who eat at B&B before the game can get a ride on the restaurant’s shuttle bus (seats limited, reservations required).

     

     Bernie's Burger Bus
    All four locations are offering a deal on hot dogs: buy one, get the second for just $2. Options include a bacon-wrapped dog topped with diner’s choices of: chili and green chile queso, guacamole and chipotle aioli, or white cheddar and brisket. In addition, get a pint of Texas craft beer for only $4.

     

     Brennan’s of Houston
    Watch the games on the patio at this Houston institution while dining on a special menu of $7 bar bites created by chef Joe Cervantez. Dishes include: duck fat chili cheese fries, 44 Farms chili hot dog, crab boil-spiced fried chicken wings, and a fried oyster boy. To drink, choose from two for $7 select beers, select wines for $7, or the Line-Drive Lemonade (vodka, gin, Blue Curacao, house lemonade, lemon-lime soda).

     

     Bosscat Kitchen
    The River Oaks whiskey bar and restaurant, which features 8 flatscreen TVs, will offer an "All-Star Combo" during the games, featuring a BBQ Bacon Burger, beer & fries for just $15.

     

     Calle Onze
    Get happy hour pricing all night long on game days at this Tex-Mex restaurant in The Heights, which includes $3 Texas beers and $5 Astros margaritas.

     

     Cowboys and Indians Tex-In Kitchen
    This eclectic Montrose restaurant will offer $2 draft beers during all World Series games.

     

     Eight Row Flint
    Agricole Hospitality’s patio bar will offer special, Astros-themed beer and shot specials. Get a Crawford Bock, Dome Faux'm, or Crush City IPA and a shot of Maker's Mark, Arette tequila, or Jim Beam for $6. Ask the bartenders which options pairs best with their signature Brussels sprout tacos.

     

     8th Wonder Brewery
    The EaDo spot will offer a number of specials during the World Series, including a free beer with the purchase of a Wonderburger from the Eatsie Boys food truck, two-for-one Procrastinator IPAs, and a Rastal glass with three beer tokens for $15 during the first eight outs. When the Astros win, all beer to go is buy one get one half off.

     

     Emmaline
    Watch the game on the bar or patio at this stylish restaurant while feasting on a Pennant Dog (Texas wagyu hot dog topped with truffled honey slaw, candied peppers, pickled onions, avocado mousse, and chipotle aioli) that’s paired with a beer for $15.

     

     FM Kitchen & Bar
    With its covered patio, plenty of parking (almost 100 spots), and lots of TVs, this Washington Avenue-area restaurant has become a popular destination for Astros fans. During the games, get a Crawford Bock and a hot dog for $6 or a six beers in a mini cooler for $18 (domestic) or $22 (craft/import).

     

     Field & Tides
    The Heights neighborhood spot will feature the game in its separate bar and patio. Specials include $2 Crawford Boch drafts, $3 for other draft beers, and $5 wells.

     

     Finn Hall
    Skip the pricey parking lots by pre-gaming at this downtown food hall. Astros fans get $1 off Crawford Bock and $7 select specialty cocktails. Park for just $7.50 at 803 Fannin for three hours before and after the game with a validation.

     

     Goodnight Charlie’s
    The Montrose honky tonk will offer happy hour pricing — $3 canned/bottled beer, half-price wines and frozen drinks, $2 off spirits, and three tacos and a packaged beer for $10 — during all games. If the Astros win, the discounts last all night.

     

     Hay Merchant
    Chris Shepherd’s beer-fueled pub always has a great game day atmosphere. As always, all Houston beers are half off while the team is winning.

     

     Jonathan’s the Rub
    The restaurant’s original location in the Memorial villages will offer the following specials for $18 each: two bacon-wrapped hot dogs topped with short rib chili; three sliders topped with bulgogi, burger, or pulled pork; and a Texas steak and cheese po’boy.

     

     King’s BierHaus
    Both locations will offering happy hour prices during the games. At The Heights outpost, get $5 Astro dogs, $5 signature drafts, and $5 Oktoberfest biers. In League City, find $15 game day food and beer combos, including a pizza, schintzel fingers, and grilled steak skewers.

     

     La Cantina at La Calle
    The bar at this downtown taco joint will feature happy hour pricing during all games, including 50-percent off food, $2 Tecates, $3 drafts, and more.

     

     La Grange
    The Montrose patio bar will be offering $1 tacos (choice of chicken, pulled pork, tofu, or fish) and $1 Saint Arnold Orange Shows for each Astros home run. Each customer is allowed one taco and one beer per home run.

     

     Loch Bar
    River Oak District’s stylish seafood tavern may hail from Baltimore, but they’re getting into the World Series spirt with happy hour prices during all games and live music after. Those wearing Astros gear will be offered special bourbon prices on shots from the restaurant’s signature giant hoof.

     

     Lucille’s
    The Southern-inspired Midtown restaurant has a number of Astros-themed drink specials, including the Altuve mimosa, which gets an orange hue from prosecco and mango, the Verlander mimosa (vodka-spiked and colored blue), shot flights, and $4 Crawford Bock.

     

     Monkey’s Tail
    The northside bar and restaurant will be showing the games on all of its TVs. Drink and dine for a cheap courtesy of its adult happy meals: a slice of pizza, burger, or hot dog paired with a beer and a shot for $8 or upgrade to six wings for $13.

     

     Star Cinema Grill
    The local movie chain will show the game on one of its big screens for free: first come-first serve, up to four tickets per person. Get a hot dog and french fry combo for $6 as well as $5 domestic and premium draft beers. Excludes Webster locatoin.

     

     Superica
    Get free queso while sitting at the bar or bar top tables at Ford Fry’s Tex-Mex restaurant in The Heights. Pair it with a frozen margarita for maximum enjoyment.

     

     The Burger Joint
    Get a free milkshake every time an Astros player hits a home run. So far, the restaurant has given away over 500 shakes.

     

     The Original Ninfa's
    Pre-game at this legendary Houston restaurant’s Navigation location and get free parking with shuttle service to Minute Maid Park. Diners at the recently-opened Uptown location get happy hour pricing all night, which includes cocktails ($4-7) and $8 bar bites. In addition, chef Alex Padilla has created a menu of four (as in the number of wins the Astros need) tacos for $4 each: fish, chicken tinga, fajitas, and carnitas.

     

     The Roastery - San Felipe
    The coffee shop and cafe located inside the Briargrove/Tanglewood H-E-B will offer happy hour food and drink specials during each World Series game. They include: $3 packaged beers, $4 drafts, $5 well drinks, $5 house wines, $2 off small plates, and any pizza for $10.

     

     The Union Kitchen
    All six Houston-area locations can get a $10 burger and beer combo during every World Series game.
     
     Two Headed Dog
    While Gerrit Cole duels Max Scherzer, the Midtown bar will host its own competition — vibrator races. Enter for $10 and take home a cash prize. Proceeds benefit local non-profit Menstrual Flux. The bar will also show the game on its outdoor patio screen while offering $4 pints.

     

     Under the Volcano
    The Upper Kirby bar with a tropical vibe offers $3.75 frozen screwdrivers and complimentary Jello shots after every Astros home run! Cheering loudly is encouraged.

     

     Understory at Bank of America Tower
    The Silver Lining Bar at this downtown food court will offer $4 Houston craft beers, $4 “AstroPop” shots, and a free Crawford Bock for every Astros home run hit into the Crawford Boxes.

     

     Upstairs Bar & Lounge (Rice Village) and NextDoor Bar & Lounge (Memorial)
    Both bars will offer happy hour prices during all World Series games, which means $4 craft beers, $5 select wines,$6 select cocktails, $8 bar bites, and $9 select pizzas.

     

     Weights + Measures
    Enjoy a more low key environment for the games at this Midtown restaurant. Get a pretzel with beer cheese for $5 along with $5 cocktails, wines, and beers during the games (bar area only).

    Get a burger at Monkey's Tail for $8 with a beer and a shot.

    Monkey's Tail cheeseburger
      
    Photo by Shannon O'Hara
    Get a burger at Monkey's Tail for $8 with a beer and a shot.
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    LRW 2025

    Two week dining event celebrates Houston's Latin-owned restaurants

    Eric Sandler
    Jul 14, 2025 | 6:00 am
    The Lymbar interior
    Photo by Dylan McEwan
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    A two-week celebration of Latin food and culture has begun in Houston. Latin Restaurant Weeks has returned for its seventh year.

    Held from Friday, July 11 until July 25, Latin Restaurant Weeks has more than 40 participants that showcase the diversity of Latin American cuisine. It includes everything from all four of James Beard Award winner Hugo Ortega’s restaurants — Mexican staple Hugo’s, seafood restaurant Caracol, Oaxacan restaurant Xochi, and street food favorite Urbe — as well as Brazilian steakhouses, casual taquerias, and bakeries.

    Unlike Houston Restaurant Weeks where restaurant serve prix fixe menus at set prices, each participating restaurant in Late Restaurant Weeks determines its own offer. For example, at The Lymbar, David Cordua’s Latin-Mediterranean fusion restaurant in Midtown, diners have the option of a two-course, $25 lunch or a three-course, $39 dinner. Next door at Late August, chef Chris Williams and Sergio Hidalgo’s Michelin-recommended restaurant, the options consist of a two-course lunch and a three-course dinner (pricing information wasn’t available at press time). In contrast, Urbe’s sole offering is a three crispy pork belly taco plate for $17.

    Those looking for more of a bar experience should consider Botónica, the recently-opened, Latin-inspired cocktail bar near River Oaks District. Aye Candy, a speakeasy-style bar in Spring Branch, is serving a $35 margarita flight with four variations on the popular cocktail.

    Married couple Karinn Chavarria-Luckett and Warren Luckett founded Latin Restaurant Weeks in 2019 to increase awareness of Latin-owned restaurants. Since then, the event has expanded from Houston to Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, D.C.

    “Latin Restaurant Weeks was created to spotlight the cultural richness woven into each dish and story,” said Karinn Chavarria-Luckett, co-founder of Latin Restaurant Weeks. “It’s a celebration of identity, of creativity, and of the people behind the flavors who make our communities vibrant and strong.”

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