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Katy Freeway commuters have probably noticed the giant neon sign bedecking Goode Company Seafood’s new space, just steps from its former, smaller location. A fifth-generation Texan, owner Levi Goode collaborated with Gin Design Group and Studio Red to incorporate fun fishing-inspired décor and architectural elements throughout, as in a large boat-like raw bar and a hand-painted map of the Gulf Coast. Expect new menu items as well, many developed by Goode himself, like fried-oyster-BLT sliders and impressive new seafood towers. Goode stuff! 10201 Katy Freeway, 713.464.7393

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Global Positioning

At warm and lovely new Traveler’s Table, an ex-journalist and world traveler serves up his wonderful world on a plate.

Debora Smail and Kirsten Gilliam
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Its mission sounds dauntingly broad — nothing less than to encourage people “to explore the world through food and drink” — but owner-operator Matthew Mitchell’s new Traveler’s Table actually comes across as a friendly neighborhood restaurant, with a fun, worldly menu and an unassumingly hip environment. The latter is thanks to smart ideas such as positioning the main entrance at the edge of an eat-in garden, and to space designer Gin Braverman’s palette of retro-sophisticated mossy greens to complement walls of glass and loads of light-toned and linear hardwood accents; the vibe calls to mind the living room of a well-to-do great uncle’s warmly mod lake house back east.

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Making Merry

Boasting both Big Easy flair and old-school Montrose neighborhoody charm, new Eugene’s is a must-hit for the holidays.

Leah Wilson
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One of Houston’s most famous purveyors of rich regional food has reappeared after a brief hiatus — in one of Houston’s most old-school neighborhood spaces. Just in time for the holidays!

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