Where to get the best mudbugs in every suburb

It can be difficult for some Houstonians to handle winter temperatures, no matter how fleeting. In H-Town, many view anything below 70 as heavy jacket weather. Then there are the rare few that relish the cool air, enjoying the brief period when they can slurp soup or sip piping hot coffee without sweating bullets. Whether you’re in group A or B, here’s a list of 10 winter comfort food spots locals love to indulge in when the temps drop.

Eating your veggies never tasted so good.

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HOUSTON – Houston gets A LOT of rain, so sometimes we can get a little stir-crazy. If you’re tired of TV and board games, here are five foolproof ways to pass the time on those soggy Houston days. We had a great time!” – Nikkie H.Address: 933 Studewood St, Houston, TX 77008Website: www.eatatbck.com/houston-heights3. Address: 5555 Hermann Park Dr Houston, TX 77030Website: www.hmns.org4. I think the coolest feature is the huge indoor ice skating rink.” – Shawn H.Address: 5085 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77056Website: www.simon.com/mall/the-galleria5.

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