HOUSTON – KPRC 2 traffic expert Justina Latimer is among several who are new in Houston. To get to know the city a little, she’s exploring on her own.
Many KPRC 2 viewers have recommended several places for Latimer to visit, from a local comic store to a museum with rich Black history.
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Break Life Houston
5805 Centralcrest StreetHouston, TX 77092
“It’s a judgment-free space where you can break everything in sight.”
The Beer Can House
222 Malone St, Houston
“One thing a lot of people told me about is a house covered in thousands of beer cans! I was like WHAT. I traveled to the Rice Military area to see this head-turner for myself.”
The Hermann Park Train
1700 Hermann Drive, Houston
“If you’re new in town, and you’re looking for kid-friendly experiences the Hermann Park train is the best place to take them!”
Kolache Shoppe
1031 Heights Blvd, Houston
“Whether it’s breakfast. lunch or dinner, kolaches are a huge staple to Houston and in Texas.”
Black Cowboy Museum
1104 3rd St, Rosenberg
“Those who are a fan of cowboys and/or the rodeo, you’ll want to pay a visit to the Black Cowboy Museum. If you haven’t done so. the hour-long exhibit will take you on an experience, something I got to see myself.”
Bedrock City Comic Co.
Multiple locations (Location featured - 6516 Westheimer Rd, Houston)
“A viewer reached out to me and said, ‘Bedrock City should be your next stop!’ So I stopped by the location in the Galleria area and learned why comic book lovers call it their second home.”
Eau Tour
5117 Kelvin Dr. Suite 200, Houston
Molina’s Cantina
Multiple locations (Location featured - 7901 Westheimer, Houston)
Memorial Park
6501 Memorial Drive, Houston