Today was such a lax day.
Went to work earlier than usual and got a lot of stuff done.
Then I took a break and had Tazo Green Tea and bagel with Laughing Cow Cheese … the best cheese because it’s spreadable. Try it if you haven’t. You’ll love it.
Then Wacko and Fatimah came over and visited me. Fatimah and I then went and visited Rose, David E., and Michelle H. Went back and did a little more work then went off to lunch with Rose and Amy N.
Ruggles Green
801 Town & Country Boulevard
Houston, TX
(713) 464-5557
www.rugglesgreen.com
This is a really sweet restaurant! Reason? It’s Houston’s first Certified Green Restaurant!
Their cool seating thing. You stick your card in which has your order and it tells the people in the kitchen which table you’re at. Cool, eh?
Amy N.’s:
Ruggles Green Atlantic Salmon Salad [mixed greens, romaine, shaved carrots, boiled eggs, croutons, and queso fresco; tossed with mango ranch dressing and topped with chipotle honey seared salmon] | $15
Didn’t get to try it but she said it was DELICIOUS. The salmon looks dry because it’s so thin but she reassured me it wasn’t.
She said it’s a to try because it was so good.
Rose’s:
Vegetable Pizza [tomatoes, eggplant, zucchini, mushrooms, red onion, garlic, mozzarella, fontina and feta and pesto sauce; topped with baby arugula and balsamic vinegar] | $13
I tried it and it was delicious! Not a fan of the arugula but other then that … so good. Pesto is always my favorite. And the flatness of the pizza was crispy yet it had enough chew. Does that even make sense?
Mine:
Veggie Sourdough Panini [grilled eggplant, Portobello mushrooms, onions, zucchini, organic hummus, and fresh goat cheese on sourdough] | $9
So dang good! I got a side of Quinoa Tabouleh. Yum! I’m in love with Quinoa Tabouleh. Teach me to make it! The Panini was so juicy. Love my veggies.
Mine:
Fire-Roasted Tomato Basil [served with crispy puff pastry dome and sliced mozzarella] | $6
YUM. I wasn’t a big fan of the puff pastry but the soup was SO good. It had a little spice to it.
Everything is SUPPOSE to be organic so it’s definitely costly but it’s worth the money.
After a wonderful meal, we went back in Amy N.’s car and uh … it wouldn’t start. After an hour in the parking garage her husband arrived and we switched cars so we could get back. Thank goodness. I did a little more work then it was time to go. I went down to visit Michelle H. again and we caught up a bit. It was nice.
Then it was time to look for a doggie! I went to CAP and SPCA.
Two cuties. But I’m not sure. They look like they’ll be kind of big.
We’ll have to look around some more.
Bridal Expo tomorrow! I am excited!
Alex @ therunwithin says
laughing cow is the best, a little too expensive so I don’t buy it right now but when I am home I always get some. Yum!
Melissa @ Mouthwatering Morsel says
hehe my mum gets them so I eat it from time to time. 🙂
Brittany says
This restaurant sounds amazing, and that veggie pizza is calling my name!
Emily says
What a fun idea for a restaurant! Your panini looks delicious.
And good luck on the (continued) puppy search! Sometimes it takes a while but you’ll definitely know when you’ve found the right one .(:
Melissa @ Mouthwatering Morsel says
I know right?! if you’re ever in houston, def. try it. SO good! 🙂 and thanks!!! 🙂 🙂