Weekend Food Bets: Spooky Sips and Supper Parties
We bring you a list of the hottest culinary happenings in Houston this weekend. The post Weekend Food Bets: Spooky Sips and Supper Parties appeared first on Houston Press.
Halloween Frights and Bites
Friday
This Halloween, Houston’s food scene is serving up the frights and bites, from haunted pop-up bars and cocktail-filled costume parties to family-friendly treats and trick-or-treat style dining. Check out our 2025 Halloween Food and Drink Guide to dig into the bites, drinks and spooky happenings this haunted holiday.
Supper Service at Jane and the Lion Bakehouse
Friday–Saturday
4721 North Main
Jane and the Lion Bakehouse debuts dinner service with cozy, seasonal three-course suppers served Thursday through Saturday at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Expect locally sourced ingredients, rotating chalkboard menus and chef Jane Wild’s signature no-shortcuts style. Soft launch seatings kick off on Halloween night, with regular service in November. Reservations required.
50th Anniversary Celebration at New York Deli & Coffee Shop
Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
9724 Hillcroft
Houston’s iconic New York Deli & Coffee Shop is throwing a party to celebrate five decades of bagels, schmears and community love. The free family-friendly bash will feature 50=cent wood-fired pizza slices, deli favorites, cookie decorating, tie-dye and face painting stations, merch giveaways and a live DJ spinning tunes all afternoon.
Fall Katy Sip & Stroll at The ARK by Norris Event Center
Saturday, 6 to 9 p.m.
21402 Merchants
As the sun sets, hit the 30th annual Katy Sip N Stroll for its Let’s Glow event, featuring a glow-up theme with vibrant colors, sparkling sips and an after-hours ambiance. Fun includes a body paint bar, live music and dancing, electric parade, and tasty bites from Katy’s hottest spots. Tickets are all-inclusive and are $5 more at the door (if available). All food and beverage tastings are included in ticket price. Must be 21+ to attend.
Día de los Muertos Celebration at URBE
Saturday, 7 to 11 p.m.
1101 Uptown Park
Folks can honor Día de los Muertos with a lively night of food, drinks and tradition at URBE. Enjoy vibrant street food from chefs Hugo and Ruben Ortega, interactive stations, four specialty cocktails featuring Maestro Dobel, 1800 and 400 Conejos spirits, plus calavera folkloric dancers, mariachis, a live DJ, face painting, festive décor, a photo booth and prizes for the best costumes. Tickets are $85 per person, plus tax and gratuity.
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