Georgia James: Houston's New Dining Gem with Free Parking and Philanthropic Spirit
Houston's dining scene is buzzing with news of Georgia James, a stylish eatery offering free parking and supporting local causes. The restaurant, located at 3503 Dallas Street, is the brainchild of the late Cleverley Stone, who left behind a legacy of culinary philanthropy through Houston Restaurant Weeks.
Georgia James, nestled just off Buffalo Bayou Park, is open throughout the week, welcoming diners from Monday to Wednesday, 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., and extending its hours to 11 p.m. on Thursdays and Saturdays. Fridays kick off early at 11 a.m., perfect for a leisurely lunch. The restaurant encourages smart casual attire, asking guests to 'dress your best' while leaving jackets optional.
The restaurant's parking garage offers a generous two-hour free parking with the promo code GEORGIA. After that, parking is a reasonable $5 per hour. This convenience, coupled with its support for local initiatives, makes Georgia James a standout choice for Houston food enthusiasts.
Georgia James pays tribute to its founder's spirit by participating in Houston Restaurant Weeks and Eat Drink HTX, two of the city's largest annual fundraisers for the Houston Food Bank. This commitment continues the legacy of Cleverley Stone, affectionately known as 'The Diva of Dining', who passed away in 2020 after a battle with cancer. Her daughter, Katie Stone, carries on her mother's mission through the Cleverley Stone Foundation, producing the show 'Foodies and Friends' available on demand on FOX Local and YouTube.
Georgia James, with its elegant ambiance, convenient parking, and commitment to local causes, is more than just a dining destination. It is a testament to the legacy of Cleverley Stone and a beacon of Houston's vibrant food scene. The restaurant's participation in Houston Restaurant Weeks and Eat Drink HTX ensures that every meal enjoyed here contributes to fighting hunger in the city.
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