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Lubys Cafeteria chain reveals timeline for closing all remaining locations CultureMap Share: HOUSTON, Texas -- The days of LuAnn platters are drawing to a close. Lubys expects to cease most restaurant operations by the end of its fiscal year in August, the company reports in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The beleaguered, Texas-based cafeteria chain adopted a plan of "liquidation and dissolution" in November that will see the company sell off its assets -- including the ...

The ultimate guide to Houston restaurants dishing out dine-in and to-go on Valentines Day Houston restaurants dishing out dine-in and to-go on Valentines Day Pondicheri has two options for Valentines. Photo by Ajna Jai The calendar turning from January to February brings more than thoughts of longer days and the imminent arrival of spring. Before those winter coats get put away until November, its time to celebrate Valentines Day. With February 14 falling on a Sunday, Houston restaurants ar...

Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta to take restaurant, gaming empire public FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 Tilman Fertitta, owner of Landrys Inc. and the Houston Rockets, said Feb. 1 he would merge his Landry’s and Golden Nugget holdings with a ‘blank check’ company, valuing the business at $6.6 billion. Fertitta will maintain control, the Rockets and other assets are not part of the deal.Jon Shapley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of12 The Golden Nugget in Las Veg...

How Tilman Fertitta taking his company public will benefit Houston By Amanda Drane, Staff writer © Yi-Chin Lee, Staff / Staff Photographer Tilman Fertitta is taking his hospitality empire public, and that means Houston can expect more of the same from the billionaire owner of the Houston Rockets: growth. Popular Searches “We’ll be growing this company so you’ll see us add more people to our corporate office,” Fertitta said Monday. Fertitta will take Landry’s Inc. and...

Fertitta Takes Landry’s Public Again at $6.6 Billion Value The company reported about $3.4 billion in sales in 2019, but like most consumer-driven businesses, Fertitta’s chains were hit hard by the coronavirus. Bloomberg | Feb 01, 2021 (Bloomberg) -- Tilman Fertitta is taking his restaurant and casino empire public again through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company that values his Fertitta Entertainment Inc. at $6.6 billion, including debt. Fertitta is combining his c...

Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta to take restaurant, gaming empire public FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Tilman Fertitta, owner of Landrys Inc. and the Houston Rockets, said Feb. 1 he would merge his Landry’s and Golden Nugget holdings with a ‘blank check’ company, valuing the business at $6.6 billion. Fertitta will maintain control, the Rockets and other assets are not part of the deal.Jon Shapley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of8 The Golden Nugget in Las Vegas...

Rastegar Property launches REIT targeting vintage apartments FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Rastegar Property Co. is among the largest owners of vintage apartments in the Austin market.Rastegar Property Co.Show MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 Austin-based Rastegar Property Co. plans to build a portfolio of vintage apartment complexes in Houston and cities across the Sunbelt with the launch of Rastegar Opportunity REIT. The $200 million, private non-traded real estate investment trust is expected to draw inv...

Planning Commission Votes 8-3 To Recommend Approval For Controversial Development At The Quarry Golf Course Monday, January 11, 2021 The Planning Commission voted 8-3 on Monday afternoon to recommend approval for a controversial Planned Unit Development at The Quarry golf course at Mountain Creek. The development sought by James Pratt will go before the City Council next month. Mr. Pratt, who earlier had withdrawn a different PUD, said the project would now leave some 21 of the 50 acres a...

Where to celebrate New Years Eve in Houston Darla Guillen Gilthorpe FacebookTwitterEmail Ring in 2021 with some of Houstons best restaurants. Heres whats on the menu: Gary Fountain, Houston Chronicle / Contributor 2300 Westheimer, 713-722-6899 Unsurprisingly, the River Oaks champagne hotspot will be offering up bubbles via its New Year’s Eve Party Kit at $308 for four. In addition to a Spotify playlist and party favors, the pack will also include Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut NV, Ruinart B...

Largest spa in Texas to debut with opulent new treatments in 2021 Largest spa in Texas to debut with opulent new treatments in 2021 Behold the new Float Pool at the Trellis Spa. Photo courtesy The Houstonian Hotel & Spa Given the abject travesty that 2020 has been for so many, a little pampering is more than in order. Perfect timing, then, that a beloved Houston getaway will expand and reopen early next year as the largest spa in Texas. The Houstonian’s Trellis Spa will unveil its sprawlin...