My sister and I did the Houston Tea Bus on May 15th. I was very disappointed, as it wasn't a "tour"…read moreof Houston at all since the attendant told us that their microphone wasn't working and that they couldn't let us know anything about what we were seeing on the "tour." I do think that we should get a refund of some sort.  Another gripe, there weren't enough staff to serve us. We got a small sample of one flavor of tea, then had to wait about 15 or more minutes before we were served another bit of tea. In the meantime, we didn't have anything to wash down the sandwiches. I think you should give a bottle of water to each of the passengers in the future.  The staff was friendly and courteous and overall it was fun. The bus was beautifully decorated both inside and out. There was enough food to satisfy in the Petite Tea for a lunch meal. Great idea for a business, but work out some kinks.

Last year's Galentine's celebration was a truly delightful departure from the ordinary. We spent…read morethe evening touring downtown Houston, indulging in an array of light appetizers and exploring a diverse selection of teas, a highlight being the exquisite rose cherry blend. Admittedly, tea tasting wasn't something I would have sought out on my own, but the experience was a revelation; it allowed me to discover a newfound appreciation for the complexity of different flavors. Beyond the tasting, there was something special about the atmosphere, dressing up, singing along to the music, and soaking in the local history of the city. It was the perfect blend of sophisticated and spirited fun. I cannot recommend this experience enough for a Galentine's outing or any meaningful gathering with friends.

Visited Messina Hof during the Wine & Roses Festival and had a really nice time. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and easy to walk around. We spent some time by the pond feeding the turtles. I tried the Blushing Angel and it was so good, definitely my favorite. It's also surprisingly kid friendly. Overall just a really enjoyable experience and a great place to spend an afternoon.

I was in the BCS area for four years during college and somehow never made it out to MH! Fast…read moreforward almost 20 years later, I'm glad I was finally able to check this box, it was long overdue.. We ordered a few tastings and ended up getting a bottle of Tempranillo afterward. There's a large variety of wine to choose from, and my favorite of the day was the Tawny Port from the premium tasting (dangerously smooth.) The food was also better than expected. The hot honey flatbread was a big hit at our table, and the charcuterie paired really well with the wines. The amount of food was perfect for sharing and pacing yourself through the tastings. Staff was friendly, attentive, and happy to talk through the wines without being pushy...The whole place has that relaxed Texas country winery vibe, with cozy indoor and a nice patio outside. It was a cold winter night, so we mostly hung out in the tasting room, but next time I'd love to come back to do one of their vineyard tours. Overall, a great wine stop if you're in the Bryan/College Station area or just passing through.

Great and convenient Market stop with food, snacks and beverages located in the IAH / George Bush…read moreAirport, with multiple stores throughout the different terminals. Some of them are pretty baller as well. Recommended!

The Cibo express has just about everything a traveler who is between flights could want. Yes,…read morehaving a leisurely meal in an airport restaurant is good, but Cibo Express does a great job offering cold water when time is tight, plus a variety of snacks and magazines. Prices are about average for an airport kiosk and they have a nice selection of food options. I would recommend them, sometimes you're rushed when catching the next flight, and Cibo Express will definitely come to your rescue. Many kiosks don't offer a large selection of items to choose, but Cibo Express is well thought out for travelers.

We did the tour (it's free!). We checked out the visitors center where there was a lot to learn…read moreabout the history of Blue Bell started in 1907. Checked out the observation deck where we could watch the day-to-day ice cream operations. Had huge one-scoop ice cream cups for $1 each in the ice cream parlor. We each chose a flavor you can only get there. Then we slid through the gift shop which actually is set up like a quaint country store. Great time!

A bucket list trip - down south to see the one and only Blue Bell site in Brenham, TX. A easy…read moreweekend trip to enjoy the self guided walk thru (not really a tour) some pictures, a viewing window, tasting room that offers ice cream Blue Bell bar items like banana popsicle, fudge sticks then scoop ice cream that is only served in 3 gallon containers - some specific to the location or dealers that sell by scoop. We enjoyed cinnamon - walnut cherry and all were great for 1.00 per cup - large serving in our opinion. They have a fun museum, first delivery truck and some grounds to enjoy on a nice day. Worth a stop if you are by the area.