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Houston, TX is just a short distance from the Gulf of Mexico, so there are plenty of options if you're looking for a seaside fix. Next time the sun is out and you fancy a day by the ocean, hop in the car and explore one of the best beaches just a short drive away. Sylvan Beach, La Porte This family-friendly stretch of soft sand is just a 30-minute drive away. Divided into two sections by the central pier, this beach boasts small waves that are perfect for a swim and a wide stretch of sand for setting up your beach gear. If you're not a confident swimmer, there's a line of floating markers so you can easily stay in the shallows. Sylvan Beach has a whole range of facilities including plenty of parking, restrooms and showers, and enough picnic areas for everyone to enjoy their packed lunch. If you need a break from lounging on the sand, there are volleyball nets, a skate park, and a playground for the kids. There is even a dog park so your furry family members can come along too. Surfside Beach Surfside Beach is located in a small village with the same name approximately an hour's drive from Houston. The wide sandy beach provides plenty of space for laying out your towel and playing beach games. Its size also makes this beach popular for horseback riding. It's a great place to have a go at surfing, with consistent but low waves perfect for beginners. Small bonfires and BBQs are welcome or there are several great restaurant options in the village. An abundance of vacation homes, RV parks, and camping options nearby make Surfside Beach a great option for a weekend trip, and you can easily fit the whole family and their gear into the spacious Lincoln Navigator. Stewart Beach, Galveston Island Stewart Beach is extremely popular for a day out and once you visit it's easy to see why. The beach itself is well maintained to keep it free from trash and seaweed, and its large size means you'll always find a spot even on busy summer days. There are restrooms and showers, as well as food and drink options if you don't want to bring your own. From March to October, there are lifeguards on duty so you can take a dip in confidence. A trip to Stewart Beach can easily be a full day out as it's so close to Galveston's seawall walk and other popular attractions like The Moody Mansion and The Bryan Museum. There is a charge for parking if you can want to stop close to the beach, or if you don't mind a bit of walk then there are free options a little further out. Whether you're looking for a quick morning fix of sea air, a leisurely day out, or a weekend at the ocean, there's a beach to suit you in one of these three options. When you're done relaxing on the sand, stop by Bayway Lincoln for all of your new and used car needs. Image Via Pixabay

There are plenty of exciting outdoor activities in and around Houston, TX. Hike in beautiful natural areas, paddle down scenic waterways, and cycle around downtown to many of the city's favorite spots. Make getting to the best outdoor destinations even more fun in a 2022 Lincoln Aviator Reserve with all the high-tech features for a comfortable drive. 1. Hiking There are beautiful natural green spaces to explore on foot within driving distance of the city. Grab your hiking boots and head to Lake Houston Wilderness Park in New Caney, just 28 minutes away. The breathtaking area covers 5,000 acres and has eight scenic trails that cut through the lush forests and along the San Jacinto River, where you can observe birds and animals along the way. The best hiking spots are a bit further afield but are well worth the drive. Take a 75-mile drive to Brazos Bend State Park in Needville to hike down 37 miles of nature trails through forests and wetlands. Stephen F. Austin State Park is an hour away in San Felipe. On the trails, you can observe barred owls, pileated woodpeckers, and yellow-billed cuckoos and catch glimpses of raccoons, gray foxes, bobcats, armadillos, and white-tailed deer in the beautiful old growth, floodplain, and cottonwood forests. 2. Kayaking Buffalo Bayou is a state-designated paddling trail that runs 53 miles through Houston's most picturesque areas under bridges and past scenic parks and offers magnificent views of the Houston skyline. You don't even need your own kayak. Bayou City Adventures at Buffalo Bayou Park Welcome Center at 105 Sabine Street offers kayak rentals and various tours from the western Houston suburb of Katy all the way down to Galveston Bay. Another easily accessible paddling spot is The Woodlands' extensive lake system. Lakes Edge Boathouse at 1970 Hughes Landing Boulevard and Riva Boathouse at 2101 Riva Row offer kayak rentals to paddle down various waterways and tributaries past woodlands, parks, and neighborhoods. The 21,000-acre Lake Conroe is another popular kayaking spot. North Lake Conroe Paddling Co. at 97 Calvary Road in Willis rents watercraft by the hour. 3. Cycling Hop on a bicycle and explore the city on more than 300 miles of interconnected bikeways. Houston B-Cycle kiosks are scattered throughout the city to help you pedal to the most beloved spots. Select a bicycle from one of the bays and ride through historic areas, parks, and beautiful neighborhoods. There's a B-cycle kiosk on Crawford and Walker Streets from where you can cycle past Minute Maid Park to the historic Market Square Park. Continue to Sam Houston Park and down the Buffalo Bayou Hike and Bike Trail with scenic views of downtown Houston. Explore the lush 445-acre Hermann Park from the B-Cycle station south of the Boat House, ride past the scenic McGovern Lake and the picturesque Jesse H Jones Reflection Pool, and through the peaceful  Japanese Garden. Enjoy a day outside around the city or at one of the great outdoor destinations. Drive to Bayway Lincoln today and check out the fantastic range of new 2022 Lincoln four-door sport utility vehicles to get to your next outdoor destination in comfort and style. Image Via Pixabay

Barbeque might be the food most associated with Houston, TX, but this city has one of the most diverse food scenes in the country. The diversity has only grown as more chefs have embraced vegetarian and vegan recipes. If you are ready to taste some of the best vegetarian food you have ever had, here are three of the best vegetarian restaurants in Houston. Verdine If you are looking for a place that serves nothing but vegetarian items, then Verdine is perfect for you. This restaurant serves both vegetarian food and vegan drink options. Their food menu includes classics such as burgers, pizza, soups, and salads. If you have room for dessert, Verdine has two gluten-free, vegan chocolate options: S'more Love Brownie and Romeo's Tiramisu. Each dessert can be ordered a la mode with a side of vegan ice cream. They also have a selection of beer and organic, vegan wine. While these beverages are organic and vegan, you still must be the legal drinking age to consume them. Hugo's Mexican food is a staple of Texas food culture. There are many restaurants where you can satisfy your Mexican food craving, but only at Hugo's can you get some of the best authentic Mexican food served completely vegetarian. While Hugo's has both meat and meatless options, you will not be disappointed in their vegetarian menu. They have everything from salsa, guacamole, and corn tortilla chip appetizers to large enchiladas platters. While it is not a part of the restaurant's official vegetarian menu, the Squash Blossom Menu is another excellent choice for diners seeking meatless options. Several of the dishes found on the menu are vegetarian, including the goat cheese stuffed squash blossoms and the squash blossom salad. Soul Food Vegan If you are looking for a healthier way to enjoy traditional southern cuisine, look no further than Soul Food Vegan. Their lion's mane mushroom "catfish" basket, cauliflower "steak" with rice and peas, or barbequed jackfruit with a side of mac and cheese and collard green is sure to fill you up. If you are looking for meatless cajun food items, then Soul Food Vegan has you covered. Their mushroom po' boy is one of its most popular items. They also have vegan boudin balls, jambalaya, and jackfruit Mardi Gras nachos. Soul Food Vegan also makes organic fruit smoothies. They offer strawberry, coconut, and mango-flavored smoothies, and with the front dual-zone A/C found in your Lincoln Aviator Reserve, you can cruise around Houston without worrying about the Texas sun melting your drinks. Houston, Texas is full of culinary adventures. These restaurants are just a few of the many vegetarian eateries that you can find in our city. While you are here, visit Bayway Lincoln and test drive some of our newest vehicles.

The weekend is coming up and it's time to pack up the car and head out. These amazing state parks near Houston, TX will make for a memorable and exciting adventure! Spending a weekend or a full week at one of these parks will prove to be a memorable experience. 1) Brazos Bend State Park Brazos Bend is a popular destination for great day visits or for staying overnight in one of the camping areas. Located in unincorporated Fort Bend County the park has numerous native wildlife and plants covering a diverse ecosystem. From hiking trails to horseback riding to lake fishing this is a nature lover's paradise. It is even possible to reserve one of the picnic pavilions or the group hall for your next group gathering. 2) Sheldon Lake State Park and Environmental Learning Center This is a 2,800-acre outdoor educational facility that is a great getaway for kids. This site with educational exhibits is found just 15 minutes outside of Houston and is free to visit. The activities include hiking, fishing, paddling, nature watching, and even fishing without a license so come ready to be amazed. This is a natural oasis that boasts woods, prairie, lakes, ponds, and wetlands. 3) Galveston Island State Park Located an hour from Houston along the coast on the western side of Galveston Island, this 2,000-acre park has campgrounds, hiking trails, bird watching, and unsupervised swimming. Visiting Galveston Island along your way can be just as exciting as the park itself with its many attractions that include museums, an educational theme park, and many shops and restaurants. Come stroll along the beach and even jump in the water with this amazing day or camping trip. 4) Village Creek State Park The cypress swamps this creek offers has opportunities for all sorts of outdoor activities including bird watching, camping, canoeing, and fishing. This park is located in the Piney Woods 10 miles north of Beaumont next to the Big Thicket. Rentals of watercraft are available daily from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm weather permitting, so be sure to remember your swimsuit. The rentals include stand-up paddleboards, one and two-person kayaks, and canoes. 5) Sea Rim State Park This beach park is found along the Gulf of Mexico in southern Jefferson County. After recovering from multiple hurricanes, Sea Rim State Park has reopened! This incredible park includes 5.2 miles of shoreline and 4,000 acres of marshland. Enjoy the park camping sites, a lodge, or primitive camping on the beach. The Lincoln Navigator, available at Bayway Lincoln, has everything you need to visit any or all of these parks! Visit Bayway Lincoln today for a test drive. These parks will appeal to both children and adults alike with varied and exciting perks to each of them. The hiking, biking, camping, canoeing, fishing, swimming, and horseback riding are glorious. With so many locations within the vicinity of Houston, get ready for a memorable and epic adventure! Image Via Pixabay

Whether you want to see a slam dunk, a home run, a goal, or a touchdown, Houston, TX is a great destination to satiate your athletic appetite. Check out a game with these top-tier sports teams in the region. 1. Houston Astros Venture to downtown Minute Miad Park and root, root, root for the Houston Astros home team. This emerging baseball dynasty has become a fixture in the World Series in recent years, earning top honors in 2017 and runner-up league champ status in 2019 and 2021. If you're aiming to walk away with the best souvenir of all, a home run ball from a super-slugger, get yourself a prime seat in the 2,500-capacity Crawford Boxes. The trademark blue and orange have been hitting the field since the 1960s, producing legends of the diamond-like Jeff Bagwell, Craig Biggio, and Nolan Ryan as well as a National Register of Historic Places landmark in the Astrodome. 2. Houston Rockets On any given game day, the Toyota Center may be packed with over 20,000 screaming fans marveling at the three-pointers, dunks, and general athletic excellence of their basketball heroes. Like its baseball counterparts, the team launched in the sixties but found a true home in Houston in the early seventies, where it has been wowing NBA fanatics ever since. These talents have four conference titles and two national championships to their name. During their whirlwind history, they ascended from a losing streak to a series of successes owed to iconic players such as Hakeem Olajuwon and savvy head coaches like Rudy Tomjanovich. 3. Houston Texans If you want to experience pro football's first stadium with a retractable roof, take in a raucous game at NRG Stadium with the NFL's Texans. This youngster team has only been on the gridiron since 1999, saving Houston's football dreams after the Oilers departed. These rising stars are quickly gaining momentum, though, playing their way to five conference championships since 2012 and actively on the hunt for that first Super Bowl ring. The Texans are famed for their entertaining fans, who often party pre-game in the north end zone's Bull Pen. Party in your own Bull Pen with the Lincoln Navigator. This luxury SUV has all you need for tailgating fun, from a fully stocked rear passenger entertainment system (featuring Fire TV compatibility and rocking 28-speaker stereo) to a gargantuan 103 cubic feet of cargo capacity possible with electronic folding seats. That cavernous console bin provides plenty of refreshment storage space. 4. Houston Dynamo and Dash If soccer's your speed, you can't pass up a chance to see North America's top soccer team in person at PNC Stadium. The Dynamo won back-to-back league championships in the mid-2000s and have been building on this resume ever since. The National Women's Soccer League is also establishing its rep after debuting in 2012. The home team Houston Dash, formed two years later, are prominent pioneers in popularizing “the other football” in America. Secure your sweet spot in that packed parking lot with a sweet new ride. Stop by Bayway Lincoln and browse an inventory that scores on every level. Image Via Pixabay

After a collision, you'll want to have your Lincoln repaired as quickly as possible, so you can get back on the road. But before you choose a mechanic, you have to make sure that they offer quality collision repair. The best place to start looking is your local Lincoln dealer. At Bayway Lincoln, we hire only the best technicians, and we always offer a quick, comprehensive service. How Can I Find a Quality Collision Repair for My Lincoln? The easiest way to find a good mechanic is to speak to your local dealership. They will match you up with a suitable technician, who has the necessary experience to diagnose and fix your vehicle. Make sure to always choose someone who is trained in Lincoln repair because they won't damage your car or put your warranty at risk. Check the Lincoln Dealer's Service Department If you live in or around Houston, you won't have to worry about finding a good mechanic because your brand-name dealer runs a great service department. We offer all kinds of repairs, from simple part replacements to more complicated electrical repairs. Because we're conveniently located at 12333 Gulf Freeway, you can get to us no matter which direction you're coming from. What's more, our opening hours are 7am to 7pm on weekdays and 8am to 3pm on Saturdays, so you're sure to find a time that suits you. If you're not able to bring your vehicle to the dealership yourself, you can give us a call, and we can make alternate arrangements for you. Always Choose Qualified Lincoln Mechanics Whether you're getting your car repaired after a collision or the vehicle is simply in need of some maintenance, you should always choose a qualified Lincoln mechanic. Professionals who have been trained to work this brand are much quicker at finding and resolving problems, and it's highly unlikely that they will damage your car in the process. What's more, experienced Lincoln technicians will use genuine parts and tools when working on your car. This means that any new components fit your vehicle perfectly, and you won't risk voiding your warranty. Your mechanics will also keep a record of your service appointments, so you can prove you've taken good care of your car if you ever want to sell it. Sign Up with the Dealer If you live in the local area, the best way to make sure you have access to the resources you need is to create an account at your dealership's service center. By registering with us, you'll be the first to know about deals and specials. Having an account will make it easier for our mechanics to fix your car because we'll have your service history at our disposal. That way, we know what condition the car was in before the collision. Whether you bought your Lincoln with us or not, our friendly mechanics are more than happy to help you get back on the road after a collision. We offer all kinds of repairs, from very simple to very technical ones. Get in touch with us at Bayway Lincoln in Houston, TX to book your appointment now.

If you're considering taking a trip to Houston, TX, you've probably wondered why you should go downtown. There are plenty of reasons to visit this exciting district, from its modern architecture to the rich history and culture. Downtown Houston offers an array of exciting activities for visitors of all ages and is a great place to explore the local culture. 1. James Turrell's "Twilight Epiphany" Skyspace For an incredible skyline view, visit the Twilight Epiphany Skyspace located near Rice University's campus. Designed by James Turrell, this skyspace mimics the colors of a sunset, with neon lights synchronized with the sunset's time of day. As of today, it's free to enter, and you'll likely want to spend at least one hour enjoying the skylight's colors. 2. Houston Zoo You can take the entire family to the Houston Zoo. Houston Zoo features more than 6,000 animals and more than 900 species. The Houston Zoo is one of the largest and most visited zoos in the United States, with a variety of exhibits, habitats, and animal encounters. There is even a kids' section, and parking is available in Hermann Park. 3. McGovern Centennial Gardens For outdoor lovers, the McGovern Centennial Garden is the perfect spot. The gardens span eight acres in Hermann Park and were developed to commemorate the city's centennial. A 30-foot mount offers views of the gardens and privacy. The gardens are adjacent to the Houston Museum of Natural Science and are perfect for weddings. For a romantic date with your loved one, consider spending the day at this beautiful park. 4. Revival Market One of Houston's most popular food markets is the Revival Market in Downtown Houston. This market has been in business since 1939, and its mission has remained the same: to provide the best food possible for all types of palates. Among its offerings are buttermilk biscuits for breakfast and avocado toast for lunch. For dinner, the Revival restaurant features a rotating menu of sandwiches and smoked hot dogs. 5. Museum of Natural Science The Museum of Natural Science is the foundation of the city and has been an epicenter for the arts and sciences for over 80 years. The world-class exhibitions at the museum draw visitors from all over the country. The museum is home to the Caroline Wiess Law building, one of only two Ludwig Mies van der Rohe museums in the country, and the Audrey Jones Beck building is a stunning example of Rafael Moneo's work. We believe that you will have an exciting time exploring downtown Houston. Like any large city, the roads can be overwhelming, and a driver's attention to the road is chief. With its 360-degree camera, dynamic brake support, and speed sign recognition the luxury 2022 Lincoln Navigator Reserve is an asset to even the most attentive drivers. Stop by Bayway Lincoln in Houston, a family-owned and operated business to explore our collection of new and used Lincoln cars. Image Via Pixabay

Excessive car emissions are a problem for the environment, but they are also a nuisance for you as a driver because you have to fill up your Lincoln more often when it's not running efficiently. Each car you buy at the Lincoln dealer comes with an estimated mpg, so you know how much you're going to spend on gas. As your Lincoln gets older, its emissions might change, so you'll have to do emissions testing on a regular basis. How Can You Check Your Car Emissions? When you first buy your car, its emissions should be in line with the manufacturer's guidelines. However, fuel efficiency can change over time due to factors such as worn-down parts or old fluids. To make sure your vehicle isn't polluting the environment too much, you'll have to get an emissions test on a regular basis. This is mandated by the government in most states, including Texas. If you're not sure how to check the emissions of your car or you're worried that your vehicle is less efficient than it used to be, you should speak to your local dealership. We can check your Lincoln's engine and other components to see whether there are any issues that could be affecting its gas mileage, and we can recommend the best emissions testing procedure for your vehicle. At the Lincoln Dealer or Online Finding out your car's predicted fuel efficiency is easy. Almost every vehicle is recorded on Fueleconomy.gov. You simply put in the required make and model, and the site shows you how many miles per gallon you can expect to get. For example, a Lincoln Aviator with a 6-cylinder engine and rear-wheel drive can get 21 mpg combined. If you drive on the highway, you will get 26 mpg, and in the city, you will get 18 mpg. If you don't want to use the government's tool to find out your car's gas mileage, you can check out the information in your car's manual, or you can speak to the mechanics at your dealership. Our technicians have experience with every Lincoln model and trim, so they will be able to tell you how much fuel your car burns through if you use it like the average driver does. Completing an Emissions Test If your car is older than 24 months, it's likely that you have to get an emissions test every year because your car's fuel efficiency might have decreased. There are several kinds of tests. The easiest one is the on-board diagnostic inspection, which only takes 15-30 minutes and involves verifying the data from your car's emissions diagnostics system. If you have an older car that doesn't have onboard diagnostics, you'll have to have an Acceleration Simulation Mode test or a Two-Speed Idle test. There are various ways of finding out your Lincoln's optimal fuel efficiency and its current emissions. The best starting place is your local dealership because the mechanics know the specifications of each Lincoln model and trim. They will be able to analyze your car's emissions and figure out whether its fuel efficiency could be optimized. Get in touch with us at Bayway Lincoln in Houston, TX, and schedule an appointment with our technicians. Image Via Pixabay

If you're coming to Houston, TX and want to experience some of the city's best seafood, then you came to the right place. Check out this list of our favorite seafood restaurants that serve up some crazy good dishes to satisfy your palette. Landry's Seafood House Landry's Seafood House is a popular choice for seafood lovers in Houston. The restaurant offers an extensive menu of fresh seafood and other dishes, including oysters on the half shell and steaks. They also serve breakfast and lunch, so you can enjoy your favorite meal any time of day. Seafood is the specialty at Landry's Seafood House, but there are plenty of options for everyone in your group. If you're not in the mood for seafood, try one of their many steak dishes or salads. You can also get a combination platter with some seafood and some meat if you want to sample both types of cuisine. The service at Landry's Seafood House is fast and efficient, so you won't have to wait long for your food to arrive after placing your order with our friendly staff members. Willie G's Seafood Suppose you love seafood and have been to Houston and are looking for a great seafood restaurant. Willie G's is the place to go. Willie G's has been around for a long time and is still going strong in its location on the bayou at the edge of Downtown Houston. The food is excellent, and there are many options for whatever you may be craving at any given time, whether it is fried shrimp or fried catfish, or even stuffed crab cakes. The atmosphere is laid back and casual, with tables inside or outside on the patio during warm weather months. If you have never been here before, We would definitely recommend giving them a try. 1751 Sea and Bar 1751 Sea and Bar offers a wide variety of fresh seafood dishes prepared by experienced chefs and served by attentive staff members. The menu includes appetizers such as clams casino, shrimp cocktail, and oysters on the half shell. Main courses include grilled salmon, grilled fish of the day, and pan-seared redfish. Desserts are also available at this restaurant, such as Key lime pie and Banana Foster. This establishment offers outdoor seating for guests to enjoy their meals while enjoying the warm weather or views of the water. There is also an extensive bar that serves up a variety of cocktails to complement your meal. Bayou City Seafood The Bayou City Seafood Restaurant is a casual dining restaurant that serves fresh seafood. It's located in the heart of Houston on Washington Avenue, near the University of Houston. The restaurant offers a wide selection of seafood dishes, including oysters, crawfish, crabs, shrimp, and lobster tail. Bayou City Seafood Restaurant has been around since 1996, and they've been serving some of the best seafood around town ever since. They are open every day except Monday from 11 a.m.-10 p.m., so there's no excuse not to stop by for some great food! These four restaurants are only a few of the many options available to you when it comes time for your next seafood meal. New Lincoln Aviator Reserve has plenty of useful features to enhance your next spontaneous dinner outing and technology to keep you safe on the road. So check out Bayway Lincoln; we're ready and eager to help you experience the joys of driving a Lincoln. Image Via Pixbay

Markets are a perfect place to get an experience of the local culture. If you enjoy meeting new people and supporting local farmers, then you'll love Houston TX. Every year, the city hosts hundreds of farmers' markets and other open-air markets. It's an excellent way to get to know the farm produce in the area and make a few friends. The Memorial Village Market The Memorial Village market gives many Houstonians the chance to enjoy a relaxing day out in the city while also getting ahold of fresh produce and other goods (such as baked goods, coffee, homemade jelly, fruit, etc.) that they normally might not be able to get just anywhere. It's not just about shopping at this particular market - it's about having fun as well. The entertainment for this particular market comes in many different forms, such as demonstrations and guest lectures. Urban Harvest East Side Market The Urban Harvest East Side Market offers a wide selection of farm produce among its many vendor stalls, including fresh vegetables and fruits as well as crafts such as jewelry and ceramics, custom items like clothing and artwork – in other words, you can shop for more than just groceries here! And if the weather permits (it happens to be an open-air market), you can get in some extra time at the nearby lakefront gardens. So don't hesitate any longer; head over to the East Side Farmer's Market for fresh food, bling, or anything else that catches your eye! The Houston Market The Houston Market is the city's oldest and largest market, located in the middle of the city. While perusing the market's stalls, you can eat, shop, and even learn to cook like a native. You'll be able to find anything from food and drink establishments to live music venues to sit-down restaurants and even arts and crafts organizations. It only takes an 8-minute drive north of downtown to get you to the market's northern entrance. Workshops and classes are available, as well as the opportunity to sample the real deal of Tex-Mex cuisine while immersing yourself in its culture. East End Market Farm-to-table produce, locally produced dairy and eggs, prepared dishes, handcrafted goods, and other things are all available at the East End Market. On the last Friday of every month, the market expands its products. It brings in live entertainment from some of the top local acts in a wide range of genres, making it a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. The East End Market is located in Houston's East End and is just a few minutes' drive to the east of downtown. It's also located in front of a historic restaurant, which gives visitors who appreciate good taste an opportunity to shop for great farm produce and enjoy themselves with delicious food. Now that you are familiar with the best markets where you can quickly get farm products, you can visit them all! Visit Bayway Lincoln today for the best auto deals on new and used vehicles in the city. Image Via Pixabay

Summer is almost here, and many people are excited to get out and see the local attractions around Houston, TX. With so much to do and see here, you can really do it all in your Lincoln Navigator. Our great city has so much to offer local families and tourists of any age, and these fun locations cater to a variety of interests. Everyone is sure to find something they will love here in Houston. Here are our 5 favorite spots. 1. Space Center This museum is one of a kind and has so much to offer visitors. Here guests will learn and explore science topics and space exploration themes. As the Official Visitor Center of the NASA Johnson Space Center and the largest collection of moon rocks accessible to the public, visitors can immerse themselves in the wonders of space exploration. 2. Museum of Natural Science The Museum of Natural Science is another place where visitors can engage their curiosity and learn about the world around them. Here guests can find five floors with a variety of science-related exhibits. Aside from this, guests can also find the Burke Baker Planetarium, the Wortham Giant Screen Theatre, and the Cockrell Butterfly Center here too. With so much to do and see in one location, everyone is sure to find something that piques their interest. 3. Houston Zoo If you are looking to get outdoors and learn all about animals, then the Houston Zoo is a great choice too. Here guests can explore the animal exhibits and learn about our natural world. There are many events, dining and shopping opportunities, and animal encounters too. There are endless opportunities for family fun to be found at the Houston Zoo. 4. Kemah Boardwalk If you are looking for a little more action, the Kemah Boardwalk offers plenty of excitement. This popular amusement park is located 20 miles from Downtown Houston. Here visitors can find a plethora of rides, games, shopping, and dining experiences to keep them entertained. It seems like there is always something happening here, and with an All Day Ride Pass, the fun doesn't have to end. Guests can spend the entire day enjoying rides. 5. Downtown Aquarium The Downtown Aquarium offers guests the chance to explore the wonders of aquatic exhibits in a variety of underwater habitats. In addition to exploring the eight beautifully themed areas, visitors will love the Stingray Reef, where they can actually interact with live Sting Rays. Afterward, guests can enjoy some of the many aquatic-themed amusement rides for even more excitement. With so much family excitement, you will love packing the whole family into your Lincoln Navigator. If you are looking for a great vehicle to get you out of the house and to all of the fun, contact us at Bayway Lincoln today. As Houston's six-time Triple Crown Award-winning dealership, we understand just what our customers are looking for, and we pride ourselves on putting you first. We look forward to seeing you soon! Image Via Piaxaby

Houston, TX, has a great food scene, with numerous restaurants, eateries, and world-class hotels scattered throughout the city. Houston has it all, whether you want freshly baked pastries, a hearty breakfast, or a quick pick-me-up. Continue reading to discover the best brunch spots in the city. Dish Society The Dish Society has several locations in Houston, Texas, making it easy to meet family and friends for a Sunday breakfast. Their menu items are prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients sourced locally. They serve various staple meals like avocado toast, pancakes, and a delicious traditional breakfast. Dish Society also serves delicious Southern-inspired dishes like a Southern skillet breakfast with potatoes, pork sausage, sautéed onions and peppers, and gravy and eggs. They also have an extensive drink menu that includes delicious coffee, freshly squeezed juice, wines, and craft beers. Please drink responsibly and in moderation. A'Bouzy A'Bouzy, located at 23000 Westheimer Road, is a great place to hang out with your friends on Saturdays. A'Bouzy is a French restaurant that serves delicious mimosas and excellent champagne. They have over 250 champagnes on offer, which go perfectly with their pastries and seafood menu. The baked oysters, salmon tartare, and avocado-crab salad are all delicious. Their shrimp and grits are also fantastic. The menu also has a strong French influence, with bacon tartine and eggs Provencal dishes. A'Bouzy also provides food and drink packages for a small group of friends. Please don't drink and drive, or you'll scratch and dent your silky pristine white 2021 Lincoln Nautilus 201A. The Annie Café and Bar With its five-star vibe and picturesque Houston backdrop, the Annie is the ideal place to relax and unwind after a long week. The Annie Café and Bar is located at 1800 Post Oak Boulevard Suite 6170 and serves delightful Texas-inspired American cuisine prepared by award-winning executive chef Robert Del Grande. We recommend the tasty egg and chorizo enchiladas and mushroom rigatoni on the menu. They also serve traditional favorites like seasonal muffins, brioche French toast, and yummy fried chicken. The Annie has plenty of seating room for casual meetups and dates, while the five private dining rooms are available for business meetings, executive dinners, and luncheons. Lucille's Lucille's is located in Houston's historic museum district and offers a menu of Southern dishes with a modern twist. Chris Williams, the owner of Lucille's, named the restaurant after his famous grandmother Lucille Bishop Smith, also a well-known chef. The restaurant is located in a vintage house and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. We recommend the tasty Lucille's chili biscuits and fried chicken with fingerling hash. On weekends, the restaurant also hosts barbecues on the back patio. Try the oxtail omelet, fish, and grits paired with a couple of mimosas for your late breakfast or early lunch. There are numerous places in Houston where you can meet up with your friends for a late Sunday breakfast. Before your next hangout, please stop by the above locations and sample their foods and drinks. As you transit, make sure your vehicle is adequately serviced: contact Bayway Lincoln to make an appointment. Image Via Pixabay