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New East End bar draws big crowds with 200 spirits + late-night eats
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Where to find EaDo s best desserts, from conchas to cannolis Chron 1/18/2021 Sonia Ramirez
Having grown up in the East End, I ve seen the area grow by leaps and bounds, adding restaurants, shopping centers and my personal favorite, dessert shops offering sweet delicacies.
Unless you re familiar with the area also known as EaDo, a road map of some of its must-try desserts is essential.
The following are a few places that I consider local favorites, known for their delicious treats and family recipes that are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.
A trip to Treats of Mexico for its famous concha ice cream is an East End tradition, especially in the Houston heat. Who wouldn t love their favorite ice cream stuffed in a sliced concha with a cup of champurrado to go along with it?
Welcome to the new East End
Houstonians who think of my part of the city in terms of classic Tex-Mex spots need to readjust their mental maps. There s a lot happening here.
Welcome to the new East End
Houstonians who think of my part of the city in terms of classic Tex-Mex spots need to readjust their mental maps. There s a lot happening here.
Published December 22, 2020
On a sunny winter day, the back garden at Xela Coffee Roasters feels like a subtropical oasis. Leaf-patterned market umbrellas shade wire-mesh furnishings in pink, ice blue and teal. Greenery sways in the breeze, and a wind chime glitters. Vivid graffiti art swirls on the wooden fencing.