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Business · Tarrant County

Houston Dining Expansion: Six New Venues Report Regional Growth

From Spring to Kingwood, six restaurants opened new locations in October and November, expanding their presence in the Greater Houston market.

By Robert Ward ·

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Slowpokes has expanded its footprint to nine locations, opening its newest site in the Lazybrook and Timbergrove area on November 3. The coffee shop and eatery focuses on a relaxed atmosphere where customers can purchase coffee, tea, cold beer, or wine. This latest addition marks the ninth entry for the brand, which launched in early November at 3001 W. 11th St., Houston.

Other new openings in the region include Cakery, which began operations in Kingwood on November 6. The bakery sells handcrafted cakes, pastries, and Mediterranean-inspired desserts. Owner Maral Veysalova confirmed the menu includes signature items such as Honey Cake, Milky Bird, and traditional baklava. The location is at 2624 Chestnut Ridge Road.

Town Square Socialhouse started serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Willowbrook area on November 12. The eatery offers a full beverage menu featuring craft cocktails alongside signature dishes and breakfast classics. The restaurant is located at 17125 Tomball Pkwy, Houston.

Unique Green Tea opened its second Greater Houston location in Katy on October 17. Owner Steven Chen confirmed the business specializes in various tea flavors, matcha, smoothies, and coffee blends. The shop operates from 1223 Grand W. Blvd., Ste. B103, Katy.

Tony’s Italian Delicatessen began serving customers in Spring on October 27. Owner Lori Hutchison confirmed the opening of the sandwich shop, which offers hot and cold subs, salads, and wraps. This is the third location for the deli, which previously opened in Montgomery and Tomball. The Spring address is 1700 City Plaza Drive, Ste. 100.

Chef-owner Nicolas Nikic manages Magdalena’s Trattoria and Pizzeria in Houston. He stated that every dish must meet five standards before it reaches the floor: ingredient quality, technique, presentation, taste, and hospitality. Nikic walks the dining room during lunch and dinner service to greet each guest personally. The restaurant is located at 5110 Buffalo Speedway, Ste. B.

These six establishments joined the local dining market within the last month. Their openings span multiple neighborhoods, including Spring, Katy, Kingwood, Willowbrook, Lazybrook, and the Buffalo Speedway corridor. Each business has established a physical presence with specific addresses and online profiles to serve the surrounding communities.

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