A Moveable Feast

Believe it or not, in the heart of the nascent counter-culture movement of 1971, A Moveable Feast first opened its doors at the corner of Westheimer and Montrose. In those days, the health food movement and a Rodale-inspired organic lifestyle were totally alien to Houston's fried food, bar-b-que, and big steak lifestyle. Granola was hippie food, and vegetarianism was downright un-Texan.

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On Saturday mornings, a farmer's market happens in the parking lot; it's a good source for home-grown tomatoes.

The restaurant has some of the best brunch. usually get the big veggie plate with the red curry but decided on a chicken Caesar salad. The staff here is so friendly.

Named for Ernest Hemingway’s famous memoir, this café inside a health food store in West Houston is known for its vegetarian dishes. It also serves A Better Way hormone- and antibiotic-free beef and chicken. Start your day with a fresh juice or smoothie while enjoying multigrain pancakes or the standard Texas breakfast of migas: eggs scrambled with tortillas, peppers and, in this case, low-fat...

Ernest Hemingway, after whom this healthy cafe was named, would probably scratch his head at the sight of the menu with all its tofu, soy cheese and organic veggies. We, however, don't come here to discuss literature, politics, art or…

In Short
This health-food restaurant/store offers dining indoors or out, with vegetarian Tex-Mex, no-meat ""happy burgers,"" seared tempeh rounds, pimento cheese-less sandwiches, fruit...

Believe it or not, in the heart of the nascent counter-culture movement of 1971, A Moveable Feast first opened its doors at the corner of Westheimer and Montrose. In those days, the health food movement and a Rodale-inspired organic lifestyle were totally alien to Houston's fried food, bar-b-que, and big steak lifestyle. Granola was hippie food, and vegetarianism was downright un-Texan. There...