Hummingbird Tea Room and Bakery is a delightful spot to take a break from the hustle and bustle and bask in a serene setting with a cup of tea and a homemade scone. Tea is available either in bulk by the pound, or to drink there by the cup or pot.

Their myriad teas includes Organic Earl Grey, Bombay Chai, Organic Lopsang Souchong, White Lotus, Marrakesh Mint, Orchid Oolong, and Chamomile Citrus. They also have organic brewed coffee and espresso drinks. In addition to yummy Scones, Cookies and Muffins, they have breakfast offerings like Omelets, Stuffed Croissants, Waffles and Sausage Rolls. The lunch menu features a Turkberry Sandwich with roasted turkey, Swiss cheese & cranberry sauce, and a Brie Baguette with brie cheese, tomato, fig preserves, tomato, cucumber & basil.

Hummingbird Tea Room and Bakery is open Monday through Saturday.

Hummingbird Tea Room and Bakery
30420 FM 2978
Spring, TX 77382
(281) 419-8362
www.hummingbirdtearoom.com/wp
www.yelp.com/biz/hummingbird-tea-room-and-bakery-spring

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Looking for a flavorful spot to stop in for breakfast and lunch? Head to Sunny Side of the Street for some tasty food served in a cheerful setting.

Stop by in the a.m. to get your day started with an Old Fashioned Waffle served with whipped cinnamon butter, Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes, Biscuit & Gravy, or a Three Egg Omelet. Fans of their Blueberry Custard Baked French Toast say it’s a party in your mouth. Apple Cheddar Flapjacks are also a fave. The lunch menu features a Sunny Side Salad with mixed organic greens, spiced walnuts, dried cranberries, crispy goat cheese, wildflower honey & white balsamic vinaigrette. Other options include a Chicken Waffle Sandwich with fried chicken sandwiched between two waffles, and a Fried Green Tomato Sandwich with basil pesto.

Sunny Side of the Street is open every day in Spring, Texas.

Sunny Side of the Street
4915 FM 2920 Road
Spring, TX 77388
(281) 355-8888
www.sunnysidetexas.com
www.yelp.com/biz/sunny-side-of-the-street-spring-2

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If you love mazes and other types of tricky logic problems, logic mazes will take your hobby to the next level. These advanced mazes, sometimes called "mazes with rules," have special rules that extend far beyond simply navigating around a two-dimensional maze. In a logic maze, the participant must abide by the rules in order to reach the finish line, and they sometimes even include multiple states of the maze or the navigator.

Here are a few of the most common logic mazes.

1. Area mazes. These are mazes in which the area of tile traveled must alternately increase and decrease with each step.
2. Rolling dice mazes. A die is rolled with each turn based on a number of different rules.
3. Number mazes. A grid of numbers is traveled by moving the number of spaces shown in the current square.
4. Multi-state mazes. The rules in this type of maze change depending on the person's navigation.

To find out more about logic mazes, click here.

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