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2002 | Best Hotel

Built in 1925, the Warwick is another of those rare Houston gems from time gone by. Old World elegance combined with a recent face-lift make for splendid accommodations: fabulous rooms, a great lobby and the most informed concierge in town, plus the elegant Hunt Room, with its marble fireplace and great steaks. The 12-story structure abuts Hermann Park and the Texas Medical Center. It's a location convenient to airports, the Galleria and downtown that feels secluded thanks to the grand old... More »

Breakfast: Vietnamese Steak & Eggs

By Minh T Truong | Tue, June 14, 2011

A typical Vietnamese breakfast may look a lot like lunch. Savory dishes are preferred; a bowl of noodles, either pho or hu tieu, and chao, a traditional rice porridge, are pretty common breakfast fare... More »
Downtown Dining for a Texas-Sized Group

By Katharine Shilcutt | Tue, February 8, 2011

Reader Brian T. writes in with a dilemma: I work for redacted and have been tasked with researching a recommendation list of Downtown's best dinner spots. My groups typically range from 20-45 people ... More »
Salty Lemonade at Huynh

By Lennie Ambrose | Mon, January 17, 2011

I was definitely in the mood for Vietnamese food when some coworkers and I walked into Huynh Restaurant on a chilly day last week. It was then that I realized, even though I had dined there many times... More »
The Art of the Drink

By J.W. Crooker | Thu, September 26, 2002

It was a hoity-toity affair, an opening celebration of the city's visual arts scene on the Terrace at the acclaimed Warwick Hotel (5701 Main Street, 713-526-1991). Curators, gallery owners, buyers and assorted hangers-on munched on delicious fish ... More »

2002 | Best Hotel