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  Cocktail Therapy: Cayla Herns of Hawg Stop

  November 15 at 4 a.m.

  Initially, it would be easy to classify Hawg Stop as a biker bar—because it is. But really, Hawg Stop feels more like a place than a bar; a campfire where all are welcome. While the live music, hawg-friendly atmosphere, and in this case, for Veterans day, a free barbecue cookout,...

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  Cocktail Therapy: Mason Clark of Twin Peaks

  November 8 at 4 a.m.

  Mason Clark has the confidence part down. At 4 p.m. on a Wednesday, her bar has slowed to a trickle. Give or take 20 guests linger around; most with giant “29 degree” frosty mugs in front of them. Dressed in a uniform of black lingerie for Halloween, it’s just a...

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  Perfect Pairings: Mezcal, Sal de Gusano y Naranjas at The Pastry War

  November 7 at 4 a.m.

  Sal de gusano is salt made from moth larvae— and it’s delicious. Paired with Mezcal it’s like a back-in-the-day spend the night party, N64 and all. These two literally grew up together.  To make sal de gusano, the larvae that grows on agave is toasted, ground, and then mixed with...

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  Openings and Closings: Agricole's EaDo Trio Opens, Kitchen 713 Closes

  November 2 at 4 a.m.

  Agricole Hospitality is bringing three new concepts to East Downtown. The buzz has been humming along since early 2017.  Each restaurant will be its own independent space, style and menu, but the three concepts are also a collaboration from co-owners Ryan Pera, Morgan Weber and Vincent Huynh, with executive chef...

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  Cocktail Therapy: Stuart Humphries of Tongue-Cut Sparrow

  November 1 at 4 a.m.

  These days on the block of 300 Main, it's hard to tell which law offices are actually inhabited by lawyers and which serve drinks— but that's half the fun. On first try, it took a moment to realize the server with her headset on and not now finger in the air...

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  Cocktail Therapy: Lacy Williams Of Might As Well Lounge And Boozenasium

  October 25 at 4 a.m.

  "Bar ghosts are the best because they just want to hang out." Lacy Williams would certainly know having bartended nine years at Houston's most haunted bar, Warren's Inn. A man's voice, chairs moving, glassware flying; lifelong regulars just trying to get a little attention. "It felt like that patron that...