Special food and drink deals at Houston bars and restaurants in honor of Astros opening day and season.
, 3501 Harrisburg Fans can flock to Eight Row Flint’s new East End location to enjoy specials on hotdogs, drinks and METRORail ride tickets all season long, including Opening Day. Go for $3 dogs, $8 Cheap Thrills including a rail pass to the park, and $10 hot dog, Cheap Thrills and ride pass combos.
The three-layer cake shouts the local team’s colors, dark orange, light orange and a navy blue, all encased in vanilla Italian butter icing. Get it for $10.95 a slice or for $55.95 for a whole cake . Whole cake orders need to be made 24 hours in advance.Right in historic Market Square, McIntyre’s Downtown will have an Opening Day event will feature ballpark snacks, a caricature artist, games, prizes and more starting at 3 p.m.
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