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Candente earned inclusion in the Texas Michelin Guide's 2024 and 2025 editions. (Courtesy Duc Hoang)
Cy-Fair | Jersey Village

Michelin-recognized Tex-Mex, Middle Eastern sweets: 6 new eateries in Greater Houston

By Sarah Brager

Check out six dining updates in the Greater Houston area, including businesses that recently opened and new spots coming soon, as reported by Community Impact.

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Lumos Aesthetics and Wellness puts focus on healthy, natural beauty practices
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Goodwill Houston Training Center now open
The restaurant offers an array of sushi and hibachi dishes. (Courtesy Akashi Sushi)
Akashi Sushi & Asian Bistro now open in Magnolia
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The Magnolia cafe joins Barbarossa Coffee’s existing locations in Tomball and Spring. (Courtesy Barbarossa Coffee)
New coffee shop serving drinks, pastries in Magnolia
Houston Endowment awarded $5 million in planning grants to nine Gulf Coast community colleges and a statewide nonprofit leading efforts to align higher education with Texas’ growing economic needs. (Courtesy San Jacinto College)
San Jacinto College receives $500K grant from Houston Endowment
Houston-area residents with Christmas trees can recycle and dispose of them at several locations. (Courtesy Pexels/Luka Susak)
Where to drop off used Christmas trees in Houston