The latest openings and closings in Houston area restaurants.
, 5101 Bellaire Boulevard, opens April 13. The much-anticipated new restaurant comes from Palacios Murphy Hospitality Group, the group behind the longtime Tex-Mex icon Armando's plus Lulu's, Popi Burger and Hotel Lulu. Mandito's means"little Armando" in Spanish which was owner Armando Palacios' nickname as a child
, 3522 White Oak, opens in the Heights April 12. The new gathering spot comes from Padre's Wine owner William Farley who named the shop in honor of his late father, Mike Farley. The father and son duo shared a love of wine and Padre was the moniker bestowed upon Mike Farley from family, friends and even strangers. Meant to be a bottle shop by day and speakeasy wine bar by night, it offers a selection of boutique wines and a small food menu of paninis, charcuterie boards and light bites.
1018 N. Shepherd has opened adjacent to its sister restaurant, Dinette, the Vietnamese eatery from Jason Andaya and Ray Chan which opened in July 2022. The bakery, which was teased at the time, offers Vietnamese pastries such as, in flavors of Chicken Lemongrass, vegetarian Taro Curry, and pho brisket. There's also milkbread baked buns, scones, Vietnamese sticky rice balls and sweets such as a Pandan choux puff and Milkbread Pandan + Toasted Coconut Cinnamon Roll.
Annam's menu will feature globally-sourced ingredients such as yellow fin tuna and sea bass. The 3,000 square foot restaurant and wine bar is located on the ground floor of Hanover Autry Park high-rise. It will have 56 seats in the dining area, a 16-seat bar and a covered patio., 1141 Uptown Park Boulevard, opened April 4 in Uptown Park. It's the 7th Houston location for the locally-based restaurant concept.
The home-grown doughnut franchise was founded in Houston in 1936 by Lawrence Shipley Sr. for the wholesale market at 1417 Crockett. In the 1940s it went into the retail market. Now, there are more than 350 stores in 10 states. It remained in the family, with Lawrence W. Shipley III as president, until 2021 when it was sold to Austin's Peak Rock Capital. It has since been on a steamroll of expansions, including a number of new states.Karbach Brewing Co.
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