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Review for El Tiempo Cantina | 290 by Gabriel
Rating: 2 Rating
Food is good, no complaints there. Watch out for a server named Joe, an older hispanic man. He is a thief. He will help himself to a generous tip if ..
Pros: Good food.
Cons: Thief server named Joe.
Review for Eado Glass & Smoke by Kenneth
Rating: 5 Rating
Ove thos store
Pros: Has everything ! VAPE CBD THCA KRATOM
Cons: Dosent deliver after 10 on weekdays
Review for Supreme Welding Academy by David
Rating: 5 Rating
Easy to use website
Review for IQ After Hours by king mansa
Rating: 1 Rating
Queen is so beautiful. Absolutely stunning. She fought for her life because the bartender couldn’t take her beauty. Please be careful if you look good u will be hated on. ..
Pros: The Owner I thought was in love with this Queen
Cons: Queen is so beautiful. Absolutely stunning. She fought for her life because the bartender couldn’t take her beauty. Please be careful if you look good u will be hated on. ..
Review for Diamond Exchange Houston by Anonymous
Rating: 5 Rating
Amazing deals on engagement rings in Houston!
Pros: Great Prices, great selection of loose diamonds, and amazing options for custom jewelry
Review for One Fifth Houston by Princess
Rating: 5 Rating
One of the best steakhouse place in Houston. Definitely a must try!

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Formerly known as the city of Dumont, South Houston incorporated as a city in 1913. About 16,000 people call South Houston home. It began as a farm town, shipping produce on local rail lines, but that industry was all but destroyed by the hurricane of 1915. The development of the Houston Ship Channel helped create manufacturing industries in the South Houston area.

Located to the southwest, William P. Hobby Airport serves the area. Southwest Airlines uses the airport as a hub, and flights are also available from AirTran, American Airlines, Delta, and jetBlue.

A nearby 12,000 acre historic site commemorates the Battle of San Jacinto, fought at the end of the Texas Revolution. Texas forces, led by General Sam Houston, defeated Santa Anna's Mexican forces and achieved Texas' independence. Every year in April, a San Jacinto Day festival is held at the site, including a re-enactment of the 18-minute battle.

Heading south on Interstate 45 brings visitors to the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. NASA's center for spaceflight. Astronauts from the United States and abroad are trained at Johnson Space Center. It is also the home of Mission Control, the control center that coordinates spaceflight missions for the United States. Visitors can tour Space Center Houston, which offers a tour of the Space Center.

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