Taste of Texas (Texas Country Reporter)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Chow down on great food while also getting your fill of Texas history.
Taste of Texas Steakhouse
Nina Hendee
10505 Katy Freeway
Houston, TX 77024
Phone: 713-932-6901
Website: www.tasteoftex...
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TCR #1570, 09-30-2017
man... I would love too visit this place someday. Looks incredible. The Owner is an amazing kind hearted person too.
I thank God for people as YOU! 😊
Houston! What a city! Look at those children. Awwww.... and that tomahawk steak! Wow! It is no exaggeration. Texas is the biggest, brightest state in the union! Thank you, Mrs Gilson!
This is a real special place to eat. It is a quiet peaceful atmosphere that lets you reflect our past in such a way that we understand our future.
How great is it to have a teacher who gives you a history lesson while pleasuring your palate with great food. I wish I could have went there on a field trip when I was in school.
I went there in about 4th or 5th grade and after the history lesson and showing us the kitchen they gave us water burger lol. 2 strips and fries
A very inspirational TEXAS LADY !!
The world could use many many more of these eloquent ladies with a huge heart and soul.
Thank you Mrs. Hindi
Your Best Segment yet. The lady is Amazing, could listen to her daily. Her passion is truly unmatched by any....Wow
After watching these "Texas" videos I'm falling in love with the state and I've never been there.
Really enjoyed this one. Good to have people like her. I live were Steven Austin was born Austinville va.
Great teacher and story teller/presenter of oral history. 💛 🏆😊
This is out go-to place for anniversary and birthday celebrations. They have a great salad bar. I have been getting the jumbo stuffed shrimp with fried sweet potatoes. I can eat only 2 of the shrimp. They give you 6 on a plate.
Around Thanksgiving they have the gift cards for sale. For every $ 100 card you get a $25 card. That is a gift you can enjoy all year long.
They are located on the West side of Houston off I-10 West just inside the Sam Houston Tollway. Lunch time is always crowded so get there early or early afternoon.
She makes boring history lessons come alive. Her stories were enchanting and the food make her anecdotes memorable like mnemonics. Had she been my teacher maybe I would have gotten more into my dyslexic brain. LOL
Beautiful story! I love Texas history too and I love Nina Hendee!
Comment #21, 05-03-2021, 6:01 pm. The most under-appreciated video on UA-cam.
Maravilloso Restaurante, muy ingenioso en también ser un museo, pero lo más extraordinario es enseñar a los niños la historia de Texas 👍👍👏👏🤠
Hi I am from Mark white 😁 I have been here at taste of Texas with my class 😁
Wonderful American. Thank you and stay just the way you are.
Teacher number one👍
good segment...used to listen to her husbands am talk show back in the day...
The 3 people that gave this video a thumbs down, no one cares about your opinion.
how did i go to houston and not eat here 😭😭😭next time
Wow! Cool lady and freat video.
if yall in houston check this place out... order some of their cinnamon coffee for dessert
You can’t just take up space That needs to be on a shirt somewhere
ummmmmm
I’m a true Texas historian , Moses Austin stole the land , I truly want to say all the Texans at the Alamo we’re squatting and it was still Mexico 🇲🇽 But a lot of Tejanos lost
There land due to this infraction, a number of land owners lost their lands and oil and gas interest ,no dedication just truly means lost in history
History favors the victor
False, the land was not being used by Mexico. The Mexican dictator Antonio de Padua María Severino López de Santa Anna y Pérez de Lebrón basically ignored all of that land and the people who lived there. Which is why the American settlers and even some of the Mexicans living there started to favor independence from Mexico. Mexico was all “stolen” land as well. It was a country created by Spanish colonialists, who eventually separated and made their own country just like Americans separated from England. History is full of winners and losers, but Texas wouldn’t be what it is today, the greatest state in the Union and the 10th largest economy in the world if it was still under Mexican rule.