After spending his life in Philadelphia, Boston, and New York City, Timothy Malcolm left the East Coast in July 2018 to become the dining editor of Houstonia. He brings with him a wife, daughter, and a pair of hiking poles that are collecting dust in a closet inside his Heights bungalow.

Along with writing about food and drink for Houstonia, and eating and drinking his way through the city, Timothy is the author of an upcoming travel guide titled Appalachian Trail Road Trip. His work has also appeared in Backpacker, October, Paste, and publications across the New York metropolitan area. Now that he’s not hiking mountains, Timothy collects yacht rock records, visits ballparks, and trusts the process of his beloved 76ers.

Checking In

There's Some Magic in The Annie Cafe

One of Houston's greatest restaurant histories gets a fresh and vital update.

10/30/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

New English Comfort

Our Latest Obsession: Harissa-Dusted Cornish Hen at Davis St. at Hermann Park

A celebrated chef is back in business, and boy is he doing it right.

10/29/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Burnt Out

El Real Has Suddenly Closed

The Tex-Mex restaurant from Bryan Caswell is apparently no more.

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

You're a Rainbow

Food News: Bid on Beautiful Gray Treats at the Depressed Cake Shop

Plus, an innovative restaurant is closing on Oct. 31.

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Holly, Jolly Houston

How to Serve a Houstonian Holiday Feast

Stressed about what to serve this season? Let someone else do the work, and hit up one of these beloved spots for holiday cooking guaranteed to impress any guest.

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Origin Stories

Do You Know Who Grew Your Food?

'The Hands That Feed Houston' photo exhibit will introduce you to our region's local farmers.

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Editor's Picks

The Best Restaurants for Celebrations

When you want a night out to feel like an occasion, head to one of these fancy, festive eateries.

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Restaurant Review

At River Oaks District, Two Must-Try, See-and-Be-Seen Spots

Are MAD and Ouzo Bay worth the hype?

10/28/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

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Koffeteria's Eye-Popping Pastries Are Coming Soon

A celebrated chef is opening his EaDo spot next month.

10/25/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Bayou City Beer Club

Beer Talk: Great Heights Might Have to Put Up Its Fins

Plus, a dog costume party with prizes for the best good boy or girl.

10/25/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

In and Out

An Ode to Quick-Service Lunch Spots

Where to go when you need that meal fast.

10/24/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Meat Me There

How to Keep Cool at a Sizzling-Hot Butcher's Ball

Some of the best things about this year's Houston-to-Brenham food festival.

10/24/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Checking In

Has Ninfa's Uptown Settled In?

A combination plate and a margarita later, let's talk about this new-ish restaurant.

10/23/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

#TakeItBack

All the World Series Food and Drink Deals You'll Ever Need

Where to eat and drink for the series, plus a friendly wager between breweries.

10/22/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Originals

For Chilling Out, Nothing Beats This Better Luck Tomorrow Classic

The Cold Fashioned is a mature and complex take on an all-too-traditional cocktail.

10/22/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Houston Globetrotter

Food News: Get a Peek Into the Newly Opened Traveler's Table

Plus, an exit (and lunch service) at Rosie Cannonball.

10/21/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Bayou City Beer Club

Beer News: Catch These New Hazy Beers

Plus, a Katy brewery helps out one of its own.

10/18/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Spirits Everywhere

Pairing Halloween Candy With Alcohol? It's a Thing

In case you really want to know what goes with candy corn ...

10/17/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

First Look

Chris Cosentino's Rosalie Italian Soul Opens Its Doors

The Top Chef Masters winner arrives in Houston with an ode to his childhood.

10/16/2019 By Timothy Malcolm

Checking In

Craft Pita Exceeds Its Fast-Casual Expectations

Lebanese and Mediterranean flavors sing here.

10/16/2019 By Timothy Malcolm