A Moveable Feast

(Vegetarian Restaurant)

9341 Katy Fwy (Spring Branch West)

Houston, TX 77024

(713) 365-0368

www.moveablefeast.com

Family owned and operated since 1971, A Moveable Feast is dedicated to providing its customers the best of health foods and vitamins available with

The phrase "a moveable feast" was originally used to describe a feast day or holiday that fell on different dates in different years. It has become a

Hours: Mon-Sat 9am- 9pm Sun 11am- 6pm

Fax: (713) 365-9790

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7 Comments about A Moveable Feast

"A Moveable Feast Health Food Store & Natural Cafe is named after the classic Ernest Hemingway memoir. Like the Parisian cafes of its namesake, A Mov" - insiderpages.com

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"Health-conscious fare, with relatively hefty prices. Many vegan options, some quite tasty. BUT WHY DID YOU CLOSE YOUR MONTROSE STORE..." - citysearch.com

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"I live at least 30 minutes away from this restaurant but there is not another place like it, so I make the drive. The spinach, mushroom and tofu quesa" - citysearch.com

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"I've eaten here at least a dozen times and always found it a pleasant experience. It's not a totally vegetarian menu, they have some meat dishes also." - citysearch.com

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"There is limited beer and wine selections. You are encouraged to bring your own. For $5 wine glasses & ice bucket are provided. The desserts are f" - citysearch.com

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"This health-food restaurant/store offers dining indoors or out, with vegetarian Tex-Mex, no-meat "happy burgers," seared tempeh rounds, pime" - citysearch.com

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"This place is very accessible, right off of Katy Freeway. They serve a variety of meatless dishes, including veggie beef tacos and boca burgers. The" - insiderpages.com

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