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    Retro-styled Austin burger joint serves up third Houston location

    Eric Sandler
    Sep 18, 2024 | 5:13 pm
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    P. Terry's is making a major push into Houston.

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    Houston may not currently be home to any locations of P. Terry’s, but that’s going to change very soon. Reports have already circulated that the Austin-based, retro-inspired fast food joint has plans for at least two locations — one in Richmond and another in Spring.

    Add Cypress to the growing list.

    P. Terry’s is the latest restaurant to sign on to Village Green at Bridgeland Central. Slated to open in the summer or fall of 2025, the restaurant will feature both indoor and outdoor seating as well as a double drive-thru.

    P. Terry's Bridgeland Cypress renderingThe Bridgeland location will feature a double drive-thru.Courtesy of Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

    Founded in 2005, P. Terry’s has built a devoted following for its burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, and milkshakes. The restaurant is known for its high quality ingredients such as hormone-free Black Angus beef, Idaho potatoes, and cage-free eggs.

    “Bridgeland’s dynamic growth, family-friendly atmosphere, and dedication to quality make it an excellent match for our expansion,” P. Terry’s group vice president Monty Montgomery said in a statement. “We take pride in creating an experience that delights all our guests and delivers high-quality ingredients at an affordable price.”

    It joins a host of other restaurants, including Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café, Crust Pizza Co., and Jonathan’s the Rub in the 70-acre mixed-use development that’s within the 925-acre Bridgeland Central district. A new, 100,000-square-foot H-E-B will anchor the development when it opens this fall.

    “Bridgeland Central continues to attract interest from a wide range of restaurants, boutiques, and other service-based establishments like P. Terry’s that recognize the value of being part of our growing community,” said Howard Hughes Holdings executive John Saxon added.

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    Guy Fieri-loved Filipino restaurant closes in the Heights after 6 years

    Eric Sandler
    Mar 31, 2026 | 4:30 pm
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    A pioneering Houston Filipino restaurant has served its last meal. Be More Pacific is closed as of Tuesday, March 31, the restaurant announced on Instagram.

    The note traces the restaurant’s evolution from an Austin food truck to an Austin restaurant and eventually to a Houston location.

    “To our guests, friends, and community — thank you. Thank you for the support, the Kamayan feasts, the celebrations, the halo-halo summers, the karaoke parties, and for letting us share a piece of our culture with you,” the note reads in part. “You helped make Filipino food part of the conversation, and we’re incredibly proud of that.”

    The Houston location opened in 2020. It distinguished itself with its stylish layout that includes an indoor-outdoor bar, a spacious patio, and karaoke rooms. At the time, founders Giovan Cuchapin and Mark Pascual teamed up with Houston hospitality veteran Roveen Abante (Conservatory Gallery, among others) to bring the Houston location to life. Abante referred all questions about the closure to Cuchapin, who has yet to respond to CultureMap’s request for comment.

    When it opened, the restaurant quickly earned a following for its flavorful Filipino fare, including signature items such as lumpia, garlic fried rice, and chicken adobo. Groups could order a kamaya feast built around proteins such as roast pork or whole snapper.

    Guy Fieri featured Be More Pacific on a 2021 episode of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. In this clip, he samples the restaurant’s kare kare, a curry made with brisket.



    Be More Pacific was among the first ambitious Asian restaurants to open in the Heights. While it may have closed, its legacy lives on with concepts such as JŪN and Agnes and Sherman, both of which earned finalist nominations in the 2026 James Beard Awards.

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