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Suzie's Fusion Cuisine now offering Caribbean dishes in Humble

Suzie's Fusion Cuisine officials said the Caribbean restaurant opened in Humble in September. The eatery held a grand opening celebration Nov. 15, per the restaurant's social media account. 

On the menu: With global ingredients and flavors, Suzie's Fusion Cuisine offers Caribbean cuisine with menu items including lo mein, curry chicken, jerk chicken and vegan options. The eatery also offers lunch combos, flat breads and salads.

In addition to dining options, Suzie's Fusion Cuisine also offers catering services, per the website.

  • Opened Sept. 18
  • 5324 Atascocita Road, Ste. K, Humble

 
On The Transportation Beat
Check out the latest on 4 transportation projects in Humble, northeast Houston

Here's the latest information on four transportation projects in the Lake Houston area.

South Houston Avenue widening, reconstruction
Project: South Houston Avenue will be widened between Will Clayton Parkway and Atascocita Road, turning the existing two-lane asphalt roadway into a three-lane concrete roadway with curb and gutter. A new traffic signal system, drainage improvements—such as adding underground storm sewers—are also included in the project.
Update: Engineering is 80% complete.

  • Timeline: January 2026-January 2028
  • Cost: $1.13 million
  • Funding source: city of Humble

Mills Branch Drive asphalt overlay project

Project: Houston Public Works will complete upgrades to Mills Branch Drive, including improving the mill and asphalt overlays, according to a Nov. 25 news release from Houston council member Fred Flickinger’s office.
Update: Construction is expected to take 40 days, depending on weather, and no interruptions to water or sewer service are expected.
  • Timeline: Dec. 8-Jan. 17
  • Cost: $1.2 million
  • Funding source: city of Houston

 
Mark Your Calendar
Check out these 8 events to stay festive after Christmas

Not ready to give up the holiday spirit just yet? Here are eight events to attend the weekend after Christmas in the Houston area. This list is not comprehensive, and events are subject to change.

Galaxy Lights: The space-themed holiday light show at Space Center Houston features live demonstrations, Apollo-themed lanterns, astronaut selfies and s’mores.

  • Through Jan. 4, times vary
  • $19.95-$27.95 (per ticket)
  • 1601 E. NASA Parkway, Houston


A Christmas Carol
: Encounter the true meaning of Christmas with Ebenezer Scrooge as he visits the past, present and future at Alley Theatre this holiday season.

  • Through Dec. 28, times vary
  • $36-$138 (per ticket)
  • Hubbard Theatre, 615 Texas Ave., Houston

 
Key Information
Where to drop off used Christmas trees in Houston

As the holidays come to an end, there are several entities offering Christmas tree recycling and disposal drop-offs around the Greater Houston area. This list is not comprehensive.

The details
City of BellaireBellaire will accept Christmas tree drop-offs Dec. 26-Jan. 12 at 4401 Edith St.

City of HoustonHouston residents can recycle trees at one of the city's 20 drop-off locations Dec. 26-Jan. 23.

City of Pearland: Residents in Pearland can drop their live Christmas trees off between Dec. 26 and Jan. 17 at the Stella Roberts Recycling Center.

San Jacinto River Authority: The San Jacinto River Authority will collect undecorated, live Christmas trees through Jan. 31.

City of West University Place: In West University Place, live trees will be collected Dec. 26-Jan. 9.

The Woodlands Township: Green Christmas trees will be collected curbside on regular service days.

City of Sugar Land: Live Christmas trees without ornaments and lights can be set out curbside for green waste pickup in Sugar Land.

 

FOODIE FRIDAY
Check out these new restaurants and bars opening across the Houston area.

Candente opened a location in Bellarie on Dec. 22. Owner Michael Sambrooks said in a Dec. 22 news release that the new location represents a commitment to the expansion of his two brands—Candente and The Pit Room—at the top of the culinary game in the Houston restaurant scene.

According to the release, the restaurant's menu is identical to Montrose's, with customer favorites such as the house nachos, chile con queso, tortilla soup, Frito pie and ceviche, as well as birria tacos, chile gravy enchiladas and carne guisada.

Read here.

 

🌮 Lupita's Mexican Kitchen coming soon to Cypress
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🍕 Singas Famous Pizza opens 1st Houston location in Katy
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😋 Suzie's Fusion Cuisine now offering Caribbean dishes in Humble
(Read more)

☕️ New coffee shop serving drinks, pastries in Magnolia
(Read more)

 

Golden Roastery officials said the roastery opened a second location in the Spring-Klein area on Nov. 15. The roastery has an additional location in the south Houston area.

The cafe offers Arab and Turkish sweets including roasted nuts, halal gummies, chocolates, coffee and Palestinian delights. The Middle Eastern roastery offers both in-store services and a dining area available to enjoy its Palestinian delights.

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