Consult with one of their 3-5 experienced "master" gardeners first before buying and planting.
If you like gardening, this is a must see. Good to shop and fun to browse! Helpful employees, too.
Arrive early and enjoy a drink in the garden.
Bon appetit says: Any of the pizzas (especially the Texas 1015 with clams); cavatelli with garden vegetables; grilled broccoli salad
The interior can get loud. If the weather permits, sit outside. They have several patio tables and a nice vegetable garden (no eating allowed in the garden area per city ordinance)
Bayou Bend is the former home of Ima Hogg, a famous philanthropist. Visitors can wander through 14 acres of woodlands & formal gardens, or check out the house that contains 4,800 various works of art.
Bayou Bend has the most beautiful gardens! Family day is so fun for everyone. Everyone should spend an afternoon here at least once a year. I recommend the spring!
Beautiful gardens
The Garden Fajitas are the best!
Great salsa!! Love the margarita's !!
Jumbo margatiras, enough said
This is a great place to hangout when you're looking for a calm relaxing place. Also check out the zen garden, seeing the ducks and coyfish is amazing.
Enjoy some sliders at Little Bigs along a picturesque pond filled with ducks. Bring a blanket to read under the trees and at sunset take a stroll through the Chinese Garden or the Rose Garden. Read more.
Beautiful park, it looks so European. The gardens are so green and the Japanese garden it's pretty cute. Take some food and just enjoy a good evening at the Hermann Park.
Rebecca Masson, chef of Fluff Bake Bar, eats here on her nights off. She loves the Garden menu. Read more.
The menus change with the seasons, but the vegetables-only garden menu, at $49 for 4 courses, is like nothing else in Houston. Read more.
Try a sweet Blandy's Sercial Madeira paired with a dusky, savory sunflower seed soup or Kalin Cellars Semillon drunk with a rabbit saddle cooked with green garlic ash.
Spectacular building design! Must check out the Water Garden Terrace
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The architecture is great. I was super impressed. No exhibits were open which was a bummer but the free event was cool to watch (Mandala Sand Painting)
Dec.3rd there is a big block party type event here...Mangos...Avant Garden...
There are perpetual rumors that Numbers will be torn down to make room for more trendy townhouses, but so far it still survives.
Look at Matisse's "Backs I-IV" as it gives an amazing depiction of an artists stylistic development through 2 decades. Read more.
Don't touch the sculptures.
Find the Matisse Back Series. They exemplify the changing attitude of the artist over 21 years. Can you see any patterns?
I highly recommend the fish in the garden.
Just for Chu Chee Eggplant alone this place is worth a visit. But we also enjoyed their exquisite coconut chicken soup, fried rice and curry chicken. We'll be back!
Not bad fried rice
Bust you down some cold ass Michelada's and snack on some deep fried alligator garden fish nuggets, it's the shit!
Had the Mambo Special: Fried rice with fresh shrimp and pork. So delicious.
Try the Filete de pescado con camaromes en salsa mambo... Deliciosos! Ok now in English fish & shrimp in salsa mambo.. Delicious!
Paintings are abundant, but the lovely sculpture garden is also worth viewing. Film buffs love the museum for its weekly showing of classic and foreign films.
As mentioned, here's "Walking Man" by Auguste Rodin on display at the Cullen Sculpture Garden. Admission is included, and it's just across Bissonnet St from the main Beck & Law gallery buildings.
Be sure to check out Rodin's work at the sculpture garden across the street from the Law Building. But use this Viator coupon to buy a CityPASS if you're planning a visit. You'll save an extra 7% off! Read more.
Great place for a romantical picnic!
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A beautiful fountain, great place for a stroll.
No Rose Garden. Now a new dream.
wonderful park to walk
To the right of the main gate there is a smaller side gate and path (overgrown with foliage) that leads to inside the yard -the sculptures are rad to see up close all together, some neat oddities too
Secret Houston Gem. Bring your Camera an friends.
Great for a photo Shoot! Must meet this guys! Read more.
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