Houston, Tx. (Day 5)

We started our morning by heading to downtown Houston for breakfast at Day 6 Coffee Shop. Located in an old building brimming with character, the shop featured tall ceilings and walls lined with art, creating a cozy yet slightly dark atmosphere. The sandwiches were hot and delicious, while the drinks, though steaming, were average at best.

After breakfast, we made our way to the coffee expo. While we focused on checking out specific products, we spent much of our time simply wandering the floor to see what we might have missed the previous day.

By mid-afternoon, we were ready to leave the expo and headed to King Ranch for an early dinner. As a meat-focused restaurant, it offered plenty of satisfying options, and we mostly chose burgers and chicken sandwiches. It turned out to be an excellent choice for our meal—the food did not disappoint.

Once back at the hotel, we all needed some downtime to rest. However, the day wasn’t over just yet; eating seems to be what we do best. Still on a quest for great ice cream, we ventured out and discovered La Argentina Gelato. This fairly new shop quickly won us over. We picked out our gelatos and spent time relaxing there. The staff was exceptionally friendly, making our visit all the more enjoyable.

As our final day in Houston winds to a close, I have to admit that we’ve had plenty of wonderful experiences here. Sure, we may have indulged a bit too much in food, but to be fair, we walked a lot too.

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