Regulars at King Chicken agree that the biggest draw at this Webster restaurant is the outstanding Peruvian-style roasted chicken, which is served tender and moist, with crispy golden skin. Yelp reviewers swear that the aroma itself is enough to make your knees go weak, and you can order a quarter chicken for a single person or get a whole chicken to feed a crowd. Add a side of fried yucca, plantains, or coleslaw and you've got a hearty, tasty meal. Other favorites on the menu include spicy black beans and jalapeno and cheese pupusas. Whatever you order, you can expect large portions, bold flavors, and reasonable prices.

The restaurant offers counter service rather than sit-down service, and while it's pleasant enough to eat in the restaurant's dining room, customers who want to take their time and savor every bite often order their meals to go.

King Chicken
548 West Nasa Parkway
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 316-9555
www.yelp.com/biz/king-chicken-webster

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You may enjoy drinking wine at home, but how much do you really know about serving it to your guests? If you want to learn how to properly serve reds, whites, and even dessert wines at your next dinner party at Plaza at San Jacinto, check out these simple tips.

• Invest in a good set of wine glasses. They don’t have to be expensive (many closet less than $5 a piece), but having the proper wine glasses is the first step toward serving great tasting wine. Choose tulip-shaped glasses with stems or without, and make sure that they’re made of real glass to avoid that plastic taste.
• Clean the glasses. Before serving wine, clean your glasses thoroughly by hand using simple dish soap and hot water. Rinse thoroughly before using.
• Serve at the proper temperature. If you’re serving light white wines or sparkling wines, keep them at a cool 40 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Full-bodied whites, such as chardonnays, and lighter reds should be served at 50 to 60 degrees, while red wines and ports should be served at 60 to 65 degrees.
• Keep it at the proper temperature. Keep your wine tasting great all night by using an ice bucket for white wines. Red wines can simply sit on the counter to stay at room temperature.

25 Tips on How to Serve Wine [Bauduc Blog]
Organic Wine Serving Tips [Frey Vineyards]
How to Serve Wine 101: Tips on the Perfect Serving Temperature [Wine Spectator]

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Located in Webster, the Texas Avenue Park creates a safe and beautiful area with activities for residents of all ages. With a track to walk around, a baseball field, a covered basketball field, tennis courts, and a softball field, this public park has something for everyone.

For nature lovers, there’s a wooded area of the park that is perfect for exploring on a warm spring day. Locals rave about the playground and the baseball-themed splash pad. (You might have a rough time dragging your kids away!) Texas Avenue Park also has a covered picnic pavilion that you can reserve for parties and other celebratory events.

Texas Avenue Park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Restrooms are located on-site.

Texas Avenue Park
17100 Texas Ave
Webster, Texas 77598
www.cityofwebster.com/index.aspx?NID=886

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