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Go Shop View archives
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Whole Earth Provision Co.
Have some time to kill? Whole Earth is one of those stores you could happily get lost in for hours. From outdoor gear to stylish travel accessories and children’s toys, you’ll walk out ready to go right back in. (9/2011)
2934 S Shepherd Dr
713-526-5226
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Party Boy
Autumn is a time of celebrations, many of which involve either costumes or decorations. You won’t find a better selection of Halloween props, and attire than here, as well as anything you could possibly need to throw a luau, fiesta or disco themed party. (9/2011)
1515 Studemont St
713-863-3344
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Gentlemen’s Tonic
This is the place for men who want a little pampering. Head here for a classic, straight-razor shave—then take home all of the grooming products to recreate the moment at home. (9/2011)
1180 Uptown Park Blvd
713-892-8383
gentlemenstonic.com
Go See View archives
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The Original Greek Festival
Celebrate the incredibly delicious Greek culture at one of Houston’s biggest community events. This festival, now in its 45th year, is perfect for all ages, with authentic dance performances and a tremendous menu. Eat a scrumptious gyro before a decadently sweet baklava. Oct. 6-9. (9/2011)
3511 Yoakum Blvd
713-526-5377
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Houston Ballet’s Return of the Masters
The 2011-12 Houston Ballet season starts off with a bang, as this event gives ballet enthusiasts a diverse performance treat of mixed repertory programs. Sept. 8-18. (9/2011)
At the Wortham Center 501 Texas Ave
713-227-2787
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HOUSTON TEXANS
Come witness true Houston culture when football season kicks off in September. Four raucous home games in the first two months of the season allow you to cheer on the Houston Texans’ firsts steps toward pigskin glory. (9/2011)
One Reliant Park
832-667-2000
houstontexans.com
Go Eat View archives
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Prego
Make a reservation for some of the best Italian food in Houston. This place has fine dining quality with a more casual atmosphere. With dishes like succulent lamb chops and the incredible jalapeño fettuccine, you’ll have blissfully difficult decisions to make. $$$$ (9/2011)
2520 Amherst St
713-529-2420
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Kasra Persian Grill
Can’t make it to Tehran this summer? Let your taste buds take a trip that won’t cost a bundle, starting with the light, bright cucumber yogurt scooped up with flatbread. Follow it up with the Cornish hen kabob or the beef-y sultani. $$ (9/2011)
9741 Westheimer Rd
713-975-1810
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REEF
On muggy days, there’s nothing like a cold ceviche with a crisp wine or limey margarita to cool you off. And Chef Bryan Caswell’s ceviche is always delightful and oh-so-fresh. The seasonal citrus brightens rather than overpowers. $$$$ (9/2011)
2600 Travis St
713-526-8282
www.reefhouston.com
Go Party View archives
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Sawyer Park
There’s nothing like a bar with a view. Sawyer Park is a brilliant mix of sports bar and chic lounge, where friends and colleagues mingle after work and singles are on the prowl. Don’t miss the open-air upper level, which has one of the best skyline views in Houston. (9/2011)
2412 Washington Ave
713-398- 8442
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NOTSUOH
You can enjoy serious conversation about the meaning of life, the quadratics of chess or the a-rhythmic syncopations of the drummer on stage at this laidback bar. Or, you can simply eavesdrop while sipping your beverage of choice or enjoy Wednesdays open-mic poetry night at 9:30, and free jazz on Wednesday and Thursdays. (9/2011)
314 Main St
713-409-4750
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Hush Nightclub
There are three stories of bars, booths and VIP spots in this sprawling nightclub. But before you get too relaxed, make sure to hit the dancefloor and move to the music among the blur of pulsating lights. (9/2011)
15625 Katy Freeway
281-578-2236
hushonline.com
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