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Hall plus kitchen. 41,000 sq ft.

One floor thinks like a restaurant: kitchen and dining first, then rooms as stations off the pass.

Empty dining hall with long pale tables and a coffered wood ceiling
Dining hall, long tables. Wikimedia Commons.

The pass

Supper seats face the kitchen. If you can see the line, you belong. After 5:30 the same tables become Quiet Table overflow.

Rosa Delgado runs Kitchen + House. Spanish at the line when a family needs it. English copy on this site.

Kitchen

  1. Hot line 5:30
  2. Seconds, no ticket
  3. Saturday produce sort

Court

  1. Indoor floor after supper
  2. Water cooler, not a snack shop
  3. Lights until 8

Lab

  1. Kits, irons, robots
  2. Glasses on first
  3. Houston SeaPerch-style nights

Studio

  1. Floor canvas
  2. Clay when the kiln is booked
  3. Show work by the kitchen

Quiet Table

  1. Tutors 2–5:15
  2. Storytime for Little Plates
  3. Lamps, not fluorescent panic

Garden

  1. Herbs for the line
  2. East End produce partners
  3. Saturday harvest crew
Two elementary students on a classroom floor programming a small blue robot beside a tablet
Students with a classroom robot. Virginia Department of Education, CC BY 2.0.
Electronics workshop: people in safety glasses solder a small circuit board at a table
SeaPerch workshop, Houston. Petty Officer 1st Class Jacob Dillon, public domain.
Concrete East End marker at a Houston street corner with shops and a McDonald’s sign in the distance
East End, Houston. WhisperToMe, CC0.

Neighborhood, not a campus island

2103 Navigation Blvd, Houston, TX 77003. Walkable to the older East End grid. We are not downtown. We are the table between EaDo and Magnolia Park.

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