Editors note:Houstons restaurant scene moves pretty fast. In order to prevent CultureMap readers from missing anything, lets stop to look around at all the latest news to know.

Openings, closings, and coming attractions

Popular Montrose gay bar Guava Lamp closed earlier this month, Eater Houston reports. The bar had been a nightlife staple for 22 years, including 17 years at its location on Waugh Drive. However, the space wont stay empty for long.

Papis, which describes itself Montroses only Latin gay club, will make its debut on Wednesday, October 21 in the former Guava Lamp space. Look for theme nights, drag shows, dancing, and more.

Bellaire Food Street has added a Korean corn dog concept to its roster. Two Hands Seoul Fresh Corn Dogs serves the rice flour-battered dogs (available as cheese or meat) with toppings such as crispy rice, Nashville hot seasoning, and fried potato cubes. The restaurants first Houston location joins outposts in California and Hawaii as part of its expansion into America.

Yakitori Gunso is now Gunso Japanese Kitchen. The restaurant closed its brick and mortar location and relocated to Third Wards Blodgett Food Hall, where it is operating as a cloud kitchen that serves dishes such as ramen, takoyaki, karaage, and Japanese curry over rice. Find it on all major third party delivery apps Wednesday to Monday.

Shake Shack has reopened its downtown location at 702 Main St. The restaurant, which opened in June 2019, will operate Monday to Friday from 11 am-3:30 pm.

Breakfast concept The Toasted Yolk continues to expand its presence in Houston. The restaurant announced it has signed leases for two new locations: a League City outpost (2535 Gulf Freeway South) thats scheduled to open in December and a Bellaire restaurant (5103 Bellaire Blvd.) that will open in March 2021. They will be the company's 16th and 17th Houston-area locations.

People on the moveGoodnight Hospitality announced two new hires at Rosie Cannonball, its Mediterranean-inspired Montrose restaurant. Bar manager Sarah Crowl, a 2020 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards Bartender of the Year nominee, comes to Rosie after well-regarded stints at Coltivare and Penny Quarter. General manager Francis Hawley brings experience from Michelin-starred spots such as LAtelier de Jol Robuchon and Jean-Georges Restaurant.

Other news and notes

Shaquille O'Neal dined at The Union Kitchens Memorial location on Monday, October 19. The NBA hall of famer enjoyed chicken fried chicken in the company of Houston police officer Kenneth Miles and a friend only identified as Scoop, according to a press release. Owner Paul Miller spent about an hour talking to Shaq.

We spoke a little about business, but he lit up like a Christmas tree when we were talking about kids, Miller said in a statement. His kids, my kids, and all the work he does with kids.

Pondicheri has opened its expanded patio. Working with the management of the Arrive mixed-use complex, the Upper Kirby restaurant has claimed parking spaces for a wooden deck thats adorned with guard rails, umbrellas, and plants. All told, the new patio expanded the restaurants outdoor seating capacity by approximately 40 seats.

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With indoor dining out of the picture for a bit, Toronto restaurants are keeping their patios open with the help of heaters to keep everyone warm as the cold season approaches.

As the province re-enacted certain Stage 2 restrictions, such as the closure of indoor dining, a few restaurants have had to get creative in order to keep business booming.

Heres a list of heated patios that you can enjoy across the city:

With heaters out on the patio, Cest What is keeping guests warm and also offers space blankets if needed. You can also bring your own blanket if you need it. The restaurant is also installing wind barriers for that extra needed warmth. Reservations can be made on their websitefor up to six people every day between 2:00 pm and 9:00 pm. For same day reservations, the restaurant asks that you call ahead.

When:Open every day from 2 pm to 10 pmWhere:67 Front Street East

Their covered and heated patio is available for reservations and with their recent addition of more heaters, youll stay warm no matter how cold it is out there. Reservations for the Patio and Bodega space can be made online.

When: Open every day from11 am to 11 pmWhere:505 College Street

Enjoy a delicious pizza and a cocktail to go with it at Bar Poets heated patio. For a nice night out, make sure to book your table on their website.

When:Open Monday to Friday from 5 pm to 11 pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12 pm to 11 pmWhere:1090 Queen Street West

Bymarks tented and heated patio will definitely come in handy this season. Right in the Financial District, this restaurant has a full-fledged covered patio for customers to stay warm and cozy as they dine-out. Reservations can be made online.

When:66 Wellington Avenue WestWhere: Open Monday to Friday from 11:30 am to 9:30 pm and Saturday from 5 pm to 9:30 pm

Grab your blankets and sit fireside at El Catrin Distillery. Depending on good weather, youll be able to enjoy a socially distanced outdoor dining and staying warm. Make sure to book your spot online!

When:Sunday to Thursday from 12 pm to 10 pm and Saturday from 12 pm to 11 pmWhere:18 Tank House Lane

First come, first serve, this rooftop patios latin heat could be enough to keep you warm but if not, the space is heated for this cool fall season. Baro is not taking reservations for their patio, walk-ins only.

When:Monday to Thursday5 pm to Late, Friday 3 pm to Late and Saturday, Sunday from 1 pm to Late.Where:485 King Street West

This pop-up patio is covered AND heated, perfect for the fall season. You can hang out by the warm fire and treat yourself to countless different restaurants at Assembly Chefs Hall. Reservations can be made here.

When:Opens Tuesday to Thursday from 12 pm to 8 pm, Friday and Saturday from 12 pm to 8:30 pmWhere:11 Richmond Street West

Looking for a spot away from Downtown? Mantra by Host at Don Mills has a covered and heated patio for the extended season and its fully decorated like a traditional Indian wedding. The tent itself is fully decorated like a traditional Indian wedding. We offer classic and innovative Indian food, delicious cocktails , local wine + craft beer in the vibrant CF Shops at Don Mills Plaza, said the restaurant to Daily Hive. You can call in to reserve a spot or just walk in.

When:Monday from 5 pm to 10 pm, and Tuesday to Sunday 12 pm to 10 pmWhere: Shops at Don Mills 2 ONeill Road, North York

Although it may be cooler down by the lake, Amsterdam Brewhouse has you covered with their heated patio so you can enjoy lakeside views this fall season. Its the perfect spot to watch the sunset, especially on their second-floor patio where you can enjoy a socially distanced dinner with an amazing view.

When: On The Lake:Sunday to Saturday from 11 am to 11 pm and Barrelhouse: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am to 10 pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30 am to 11 pmWhere:245 Queens Quay West and87 Laird Drive

A fire pit, warm blankets and a weather protected patio, GEORGE Restaurant is fully prepared for whatever this fall season brings.

When:Lunch hours on Thursday to Saturday from 12 pm to 1:30 pm andDinner on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pmSundays and Mondays are closedWhere:111C Queen St East

Another Toronto patio with ample warmth is Marben. With a recently added tent, their patio area is fully quipped to keep you warm this season. You can even bring your own blanket for that extra added comfort. Reservations can be made here.

When:Tuesday to Friday from 5 pm to 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm and then5 pm to 10 pmWhere:488 Wellington Street West

With a heated patio, Kst contniues to serve guests for outdoor dinners all while ensuring a distance of six metres is kept in place. Located on the 44th floor of Torontos Bisha Hotel, you are sure to get a beautiful view all while staying safe.

When:Weekday hours:Bunch 11 am -to 3 pm andDinner 4:30 pm to 10 pm.Weekend hours:Brunch 9 am to 3 pm andDinner 4:30pm to 11 pmWhere:Bisha Hotel 44th Floor 80 Blue Jays Way

The Paradise Theatre, located inBloordale Village, and has turned into a heated patio, and wine shop. The theatre boasts an Italian tavern, calledOsteria Rialto,which is now open for covered and heated patio dining Wednesday through Sunday, and serves classic Italian cuisine. They are also available fortakeout.

When:Wednesday to Sunday5:30 pm to9:30 pmWhere:1006 Bloor Street West

Enjoy a nice cold glass of beer while also staying warm at The Wrens outdoor patio. Whether its for drinks or something to munch on, you can be sure that youll stay warm no matter how cold it is outside especially now with the extra added warmth.

When: Monday to Thursday 4:30 pm to 11 pm and Friday to Sunday 12 pm to 11 pmWhere:1382 Danforth Avenue

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10644 Cedar Grove RoadSmyrna(615) 220-7573thidathaismyrna.net/Hours: Sunday through Thursday, 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday, 11:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.

Owner Alex Udomdale has created an extensive menu full of multiple options, including sushi, sashimi, poke bowls, curry, noodles, fried rice, and stir fry. Each of these items is offered with a choice of meat, vegetables, or tofu with assorted blends of sauces and toppings. Their most popular meal is Pan Thai. Curry is another very popular item. They offer a number of different curry varieties including red, green, yellow, and Panang.

Most of their customers begin dinner with the Appetizer Sampler Number Two. It offers a large assortment of tasty morsels, including Chicken Satay, Fried and Steamed Dumplings, Gyoza, and something called Shrimp Blanket. Shrimp Blanket is deep fried marinated shrimp wrapped in rice paper and stuffed with chicken, celery, onion, cilantro, then served with a sweet Thai chili sauce.

Salads and soups are also on the menu.

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Many downtown Red Deer merchants are celebrating that Ross Street Patio will remain open throughout this pandemic winter.

This is a great opportunity, said Kyle Key of The Velvet Olive, one of the business owners who lobbied to keep the patio going.

We will now have to look at how to program it. But were a creative bunch, added Key, who wants to keep scheduling musicians to play under a tented stage.

Hes also considering various heating options to keep customers comfortable on the patio on colder days and evenings.

Restaurant owners still need to discuss with the city whether commercial heaters, small contained fires, or other propane devices can be used.

The city decided the Ross Street Patio should remain open through the cold months as a pilot project, after consulting with businesses along Ross and other streets.

The patio was popular over the summer, but was scheduled for seasonal removal earlier this month.

Many surveyed downtown businesses told the city they were interested in exploring a winter patio as a way of boosting downtown traffic and business during the pandemic.

I think bringing more people downtown is the goal of all of us, said Key.

Bobby-Jo Stannard, community development superintendent for the city, said she knows many downtown businesses are struggling, and we want to continue our support to help them mitigate the negative affects of COVID-19.

The extra outdoor patio space will allow food and beverage businesses to expand and increase their capacity, while adhering to safety guidelines and restrictions, Stannard added.

The patio pilot project follows decisions by Calgary and Edmonton to extend their seasonal patio programs amid COVID-19.

Red Deers pilot project will involve a partnership with businesses for maintenance, snow and ice control, litter collection and programming.

An evaluation will be completed in the spring to determine whether the patio should become a year-round amenity.

Meanwhile, other downtown businesses with seasonal summer patios will be contacted by city staff regarding their option to renew their permits for the winter.

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As COVID-19 persists longer than anyone initially thought likely, some downtown eateries are preparing to keep their patios open even as snowflakes are starting to fly.

This past week, City Hall sentemails to all restaurants with patios, advising that an earlier planned closing date of Oct. 15 had been extended further to Oct. 31.

"From the city's point of view, it simply has to do with snow removal," says Don McConnell, the city's director of planning and enterprise services.

"We do understand some of the patio operators would like to stay open later," McConnell told a meeting of the Downtown Association's board of directors on Wednesday night.

"Public works is going to send one of their senior guys who's an engineer.... down to talk to Krista about what we can do to help in that situation," McConnell said.

"There may be one or two others who are interested in staying open for a longer period of time."

"It is a challenge. We need to make sure that those are well away from where we're piling snow as part of our operations. But that's something we're willing to work with the individual operators on to see if there's anything that can be done to help."

McConnell said four or five patio operators have already folded up their outdoor operations for the year.

"We have several that are still open. If people want to try and stay on beyond the end of the month, we'd be happy to meet with them to see what could be done."

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With basically all music venues and theaters across the nation in dire straits and few organized attempts to secure them the help that they need, small venues are taking matters into their own hands to stay afloat.

Houstons Satellite Bar is the latest independent music venue asking for a little help to make it through another month. The venue, an important staple for Houstons independent music scene, was very transparent about their situation in a recent Instagram post.

This month, the bar/venue opened its doors for the first time since March to help pay the bills serving food and drinks in their large outdoor patio. In a post, Satellite described its last ditch effort to open its doors with food trucks available for bar patrons and how sadly, only seven people showed up.

We are in danger of closing! If you ever want to see a show here again, now is the time to support, the post said. Satellite does have the benefit of a large outdoor space allowing it to be able to offer a safe and socially distanced experience for patrons.

So far, Satellite plans call for it to open Fridays and Saturdays with DJ's and food trucks serving drinks in the patio where they have added additional seating.

This past weekend, Houston really showed their love and support for the venue as Satellite held a pop up shop of vintage goods, food from Umbrella Fellas, offered tattoos by local tattoo artist Jesse Castillo and live music by Gio Chamba on the outdoor stage.

A GoFundMe has been launched to help them keep the doors open and they will be opening on weekends for what Satellite is calling "the beginning of their final push hoping to make it through to the end of November at least. For anyone who plans on stopping by, masks are required and guests are expected to adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Satellite opened its doors five years ago and in pre-COVID-19 times could be counted on to host many of Houstons finest indie bands as well as out of town acts with concerts almost every night of the week. With the end of the Walter's era in Houston, Satellite quickly took hold of our city's independent music community.

Nestled in Houston's Greater East End, Satellite Bar can be hard to find and unassuming from the outside but behind its doors the venue has created a large listening space that encourages music fans to get into the show. (Fun Fact, it's also near the Thunderbolt Motor & Transmissions that penetrated the subconscious of many Houstonians with their catchy ads from the '80s)

Many local bands, photographers, writers and music lovers of all kinds have counted on Satellite as a home base for independent, live music and visual art and if it closes, its loss would leave a huge hole in our city's music community.

Local photographers Connor Fields and Aaron Moreno have both announced via Instagram that they are selling prints of their photos taken at the venue in the past with proceeds benefiting Satellite Bar.

For details visit the Satellite's Facebook and Instagram. Satellite Bar is located at 6922 Harrisburg.

Gladys Fuentes is a first generation Houstonian whose obsession with music began with being glued to KLDE oldies on the radio as a young girl. She is a freelance music writer for the Houston Press, contributing articles since early 2017.

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Sorella, the Italian-American restaurant which opened in late August at 2535 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. in Bay View, was blessed to inherit a gorgeous terraced patio, which has offered guests a well-appointed environment for al fresco dining.

But, as chillier days come into view, the restaurant has begun adjusting their outdoor dining accommodations to better meet guests needs.

Beginning today, diners will find a brand new patio experience at Sorella thanks to the installation of three columnar heaters on the Northern end of the patio, as well as a heavy duty tent on the Southern half.The ventilated tent, which accommodates about 30 diners at socially distanced tables, offers cozier dining thanks to heat generated by a centralized gas fire table.

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Co-owner Paul Damora notes that all the same safety protocols followed by the restaurant, including mask-wearing, distancing and sanitation will apply to the tent. The hope, he says, is that the structure will extend the use of the patio, at least until the first major blizzard comes along.

Patio seating is available on a first-come first-served basis, but reservations are strongly encouraged to guarantee availability. Take a peek at their delicious menu!

Sorella is open Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. In addition to patio dining, dine-in and carry-out are also available. Reservations can be made online atsorellamke.com.

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