This lil gem is in Tomball. It's been here a long time and the good was delicious and fresh…read more Definitely country food , nothing better! You have to try their cinnamon roll it's to die for!! The menu has breakfast and lunch and a wide variety, best coffee I've had in a while. The charm it gives off makes for an old diner but the employees are above and beyond and they will make you feel special and like you are family.

Food: Excellent omelette. Hash browns were delicious, but a little too burnt and a little too…read moresalty. 4 Stars Service: Busy. And because they were busy, friendliness was a little hit. Still, solid 4 Stars. Ambiance: Cute old school hole-in-the-wall. No frills. 4 Stars. Overall: 4 Stars

The food is spectacular! Nice comfy place very quaint. Diligent staff very welcoming. Recommend for…read moresure!

This is a Ladies Tea room. I could not help but notice that of the 18 customers present, I was the…read moreonly male. The charms of the place were clearly X chromosome linked. The little ceramic dogs her mothers friend had had, the fancy cake plate... Interesting, I suppose. This is an order at the counter, pay in advance, and they give you a little flag with a number on it place. Okay, pet peeve one, I hate tipping in advance, but it is a common kiosk thing now. Pet Peeve 2 all the prices rang up a dollar or two higher than the menu prices. (Soup and sandwich menu price 13 rang up 15) I understand inflation is a thing but if you're going to raise prices, go ahead and hit print on some new menus. It's a short menu, it's only two pages long. Second fact, prepare to wait. Maybe one chef back there hand wrangling each burger or sandwich by hand. Third fact there's about six tables with comfortable chairs and the rest have hard plastic chairs. so if you are coming at a busy time, you aren't going to have a padded seat. Countering these irritations is the fact that the food is actually really really good. It is simple fare, but really well done. The potato soup hovered just on the soup side of the line between potato soup and mashed potatoes, but had fresh crispy bacon and scallions added right before serving. The roast beef sandwich had sliced roast freshly from the oven just for this sandwich. So we got five star food but the rest of the package doesn't add up for me. I'm going to give it four.

June 5, 2026 Update: Today's lunch did not disappoint either. Got the Pulled Pork and Bacon on…read moreWaffle Fries, and the Waffle shown in the photo. Washed those down with Lemonade! Bella, our hostess, was wonderful - had a satisfying lunch with the wife! Well-done. May 2026 Visit: Enjoyed breakfast with colleagues. Been in the area for 29 years and never visited - didn't know the place existed! Great service and ambiance- food and coffee were fresh, inviting, and flavorful. Prices were reasonable given the quality and quantity on offer. Plan to return!

This spot never misses…read more The staff is always welcoming, genuinely friendly, and super attentive without being overbearing. This time I tried one of their specials - a soup and sandwich combo for $8.95 - and it completely exceeded expectations. The soup was basically a deconstructed pot pie with a homemade biscuit on top, and the portion was huge. I happened to get the last serving from the pot, so they hooked it up with a little extra instead of letting it go to waste, which I definitely appreciated. What really stood out was how hearty it was. There was way more protein than you'd expect from a typical soup, so it was actually filling and satisfying, not just something light on the side. Definitely a great value for the price.

went there for the first time this morning. the food was delicious. generous portion sizes. the…read moreservice was great. will definitely go back

My friend Holly and I met here for Sunday brunch. We've been here several times, and while the menu…read moreis pretty extensive, we usually stick to breakfast items. The service is always wonderful. The staff is friendly, attentive, and one of the main reasons we keep coming back. As for the food, it's okay--good, solid breakfast fare, but nothing particularly memorable. The scrambled eggs were just regular scrambled eggs, the bacon was a little on the cardboard side but still edible, and the potatoes weren't really my favorite. I also thought the French toast portion was surprisingly small for the price. Overall, Sizzle & Brew is a comfortable local spot with a welcoming atmosphere and consistently great service. While the food may not be my favorite breakfast in town, it's a nice place to meet a friend, enjoy a leisurely brunch, and catch up over coffee.

Our group came here for a casual dinner. It's a cute little cafe serving french inspired cuisine. I…read moreenjoyed the trio dinner, which is a little sampling of some of their popular items. I ended up eating some mushroom soup and a chicken friand. The staff were friendly. Looks like a great place to enjoy a coffee and pastry too! I'd return again.

The Stuffed Chicken Caesar Croissant was interesting to try. I asked for them to bake the croissant…read morea little because I find them too soft here. The cashier told the staff member making it, who nodded yes, then proceeded to make it like normal. The cashier had to say that it needed to be corrected. The salad part was fresh and tasted okay. The lentil soup was a little disappointing as I've been used to a thick broth from other places. It was kind of bland.

This is a nice little breakfast-and-lunch spot with excellent prices and friendly service. The…read moreupdated space now has air-conditioning and a nice fan, which makes it much more comfortable. My husband loved the flavorful Philly cheesesteak, though it was a little greasy. The cheese sticks were tasty, while the fries were just okay. Out of everything he ate he said the cheese sticks were the best because they had a nice flavor and texture in the batter had a good seasoning. I tried a breakfast taco without eggs or meat; it was decent, but next time I'll try with the shredded hash browns instead of home fries. The toast and sweet tea were both good, although the tea could be a bit sweeter . Vegetarian and vegan options are limited, and there's only one fryer, so be mindful of cross-contamination. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and will definitely return!

4.12.26 This a new location in Waller…read more We love the location on 2920 so we decided to try this location. This location I think has some growing pains. The service was just ok. We kept having to ask for coffee refills. The location on 2920 has great grits, this location does not. I did not even eat mine. The French toast was really good though. We will probably wait a little bit and try them again.

I'm just highlighting first watch Fairfield, the manager Sara is probably the best manager I've…read moreencountered when it comes to restaurants. She made sure to come by our table and check on us to ensure everything was good. The entire place seemed to be moving, no stagnant servers. I'll say that the Fairfield location is a much cleaner location than others and if the foods not right they make sure to get it right. This is my go to for breakfast. Thanks Sara, Hunter and team!

First Watch is an excellent breakfast spot in a beautiful shopping center…read more I was driving through Cypress and looking for a nearby pancake place and this place was everything I was hoping for and more. The space is bright and colorful, and the service was super friendly. Their pancakes were a standout and the best I've had in recent memory. The coffee was also noteworthy. Five stars.

Easy lunch spot. Went in with a small group and it is easy to place your order at the counter and…read morethen take a seat and wait. I ordered the king ranch chicken, which was superb. Their rolls are huge! I had to bring my drink to the counter to get a refill but no big deal. Pricing was reasonable and food came out quick. As long as you don't need waited on, this is a great lunch spot!

My brother and I decided to stop by this little bake shop, and we're glad we did! As soon as we…read morewalked in, we were greeted warmly. The place has a very antique, vintage vibe--lots of charming, random décor that makes it feel like a cozy hidden gem. I ordered a small turkey sandwich, which originally comes with just turkey, cheese, and mayo, but I asked for lettuce and all the extra fixings. They added everything just the way I wanted. I also got a cup of chicken and rice soup, chips, and it came with a cookie. My brother ordered a medium Ultimate BLT, the chicken tortilla soup, and a side salad. We also grabbed drinks--though options were limited to sweet tea, lemonade, or water. Altogether, the bill was around $40. Once we sat down, the staff brought our food out quickly. Service was great the whole time. The medium sandwich was huge--definitely explains the price point. The small sandwich was a good regular size, but if you're really hungry, go for a medium or even a large. My brother loved his meal (he's visiting from San Francisco, so that's saying something!). I personally didn't care too much for the chicken and rice soup, but everything else was solid. The salad came with ranch and was fresh. It never got overly crowded while we were there. They also sell frozen casseroles and other goodies, which is a nice bonus. Overall, it's a cute little spot with good food, generous portions on the sandwiches, and friendly service. Worth a visit if you're in the