A converted single-family residential property on the corner of Westheimer and Stanford has joined to the impressive number of tattoo parlors in Montrose. Black and red is not all that common a color combination for a house or a biz, to be sure, but it is not entirely unprecedented either, whether the application be secular or not so secular.
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| Mark's Fine Dining in a Church RIP |
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| 1658 Westheimer - Former church and restaurant |
Mark's.- Now demarcated from Shaw's westward and no longer serving the congregation attuned the finer and more uplifting things in life, but still a commanding presence on Recycled Rags Row.
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| Red brick with black deck: The Royal Oak Bar & Grill (Jan 2016 photo) |
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| The Black Faced Wall Black at least on a dreary day (otherwise grey), not to mention low in light during business hours, the Numbers Night Club, with a little red cheer out front, both solid and striped. |
And then there is the black & white edition of a Montrose tattoo parlor ...
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| Houston Ink Society |
.... and that polychrome version of a tattoo venue across from the biskit junkie on the corner of Taft
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| Sacred Heart Tattoo at 327 Westheimer across from El Tiempo Cantina on Westheimer and Biskit Junkie on the West (Taft) |
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