I had a great experience here! The staff was friendly and patient while we figured out what we…read morewanted. The crawfish nachos are delicious and a must try! The snow balls were perfect and had the right amount of syrup in them. The peach cobbler wasn't my favorite but it wasn't bad. They also have $5.99 snack deals that are great if it's your first time or don't want a large portion. They do share a parking lot with a restaurant/bar so parking can be a hassle if you don't get one of their reserved spots. I will definitely be back!

Sweet Thangs Is truly full of all things sweet from the staff the colorful interior designs with…read moreeye catching art ,soulful inviting music This can easily become your happy place With the variety of snow comes Ice cream ,candy ,foods and snacks one of these will certainly hit your sweet spot.

Best tres leches in Houston. Super flavorful and great portions. I get it every year for my birthdayread more

The cake has too much flour. A bit too sweet. Strawberry did not have fresh strawberries because…read morethey ran out and the strawberry flavor tasted unauthentic yet we still had to pay full price The Coconut Pineapple was ok. But overall here this place is just ok. Definitely not the best Tres Leches I have ever had, and my friend from Mexico agreed too.

Thanks to BeyondTheCovers.HTX, I was introduced to this gem of a coffee & doughtnut shop that…read morehosted a cutesy, pink-themed book swap! Reason enough for me to venture to East Houston; what I found was a quaint and welcoming coffee cornerstone full of all kinds of doughnuts, croissants, caffeine flavors, kolaches and even nostalgic cheese danishes that left my heart content as ever. At an affordable price, at that. The Book Club Donita 's-themed tote was the froth on top of my cheesecake + almond milk iced latte :) This Saturday morning stop was worth the few circles I made around the block to find parking.

I'd been hearing the whispers--Donita's Donuts in Houston is where the real donut lovers go. I…read morefinally made the trip, and before I even tasted a crumb, the place had me smiling. You can't miss it off the highway with its giant pink, Springfield-style donut sign--straight out of The Simpsons--and as you drive up on the feeder, you're greeted by a massive Homer Simpson mural grinning from the back wall. The whole place has this playful, slightly flashy vibe, balanced by its adorable abuelita theme. The merch, décor, and even the coffee cups feature "Donita," giving the shop a warm, family-style heartbeat beneath all the fun. I went all in: an assorted dozen (variety is a must), a coffee, and the real reason I came--the apple fritter. The fritter is my universal donut test. If you nail the fritter, you can do anything. This one? Large and thin, with a crisp, golden exterior that gave way to a fluffy, apple-packed interior. The edges had that almost-burnt caramelization that gave it a smoky sweetness. If it had been cooked just a touch less, it would be right up there with the best fritters I've ever had. Still, a serious contender--and I'll be back to see if round two takes it to legendary status. The assorted dozen I got for the office didn't miss either. Glaring reviews all around. Each donut fresh, soft, and generously glazed or powdered. And the coffee? Simple, hot, and served in a cup that reminded me of my Memaw Juanita. Donita's may be under the radar for now, but between the flashy curb appeal, the great service, the abuelita-infused charm, and the solid donut game, it's only a matter of time before this spot blows up.

How many years has TFB been bookmarked?! Tooooo long…read more But good fortune popped up in Pearland as I was returning home from work and I just had to stop by! There was no line too?! I made a bee line to get my funnel cake before the word spread that TFB was in Pearland! I went to my IG just to see what their times would be for the pop up. First post I see is that they have a featured flavor- the cookie butter funnel cake. With Biscoff cookies and pieces of cheesecake interlingled within... Yall, I'm not a big sweets person and I only bought the large to support the biz, but that dang funnel cake is no more! Gone. Disappeared. Now, not all at once. That would be crazy, but a few bites when I first got it...a few more hours later...a few more today and yeah its gone. It tasted just as good the next day too, so well worth the money for not only the portion size but the creativity. I never would have thought to put Biscoffs on a funnel cake....so glad somebody did! The food truck is very efficient as well. You place your order and they give you a buzzer. They were willing to bring the funnel cake to me but I had parked at a distance anticipating that more people would be showing up soon so didn't want to get blocked in. Very courteous people and the funnel cake - the BEST I EVER HAD. Hands dooooown! If you're looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, follow them on IG and enjoy satisfying that sweet tooth!

Yaay for the funnel bar food truck finally being in my jurisdiction! Of course after you finish a…read morerun what do you need?? Funnel cake and ice cream! I walk over post workout and ordered the strawtella funnelcake. Yummy! Very very good and a large portion. I ordered the small but it had weight okay! Staff were friendly and the service was quick! You get a little buzzer that notifies you that your order is ready! They have so many varieties to choose from and shakes! I'm def checking them out again if they are on my side of town

THEIR LAST DAY IS SEPT 27 NOOO…read more Nut allergy friendly: It's part of their business! We had a celiac and severe nut allergies, and it was awesome to find a spot to hit every major allergy. Parking: No issues, huge strip mall. Service: Kind of weird, but they got the job done. I e-mailed and called and left a message about changing my pick-up time and never heard back from anyone, but I did get the confirmation that they changed my pick-up time so someone's probably listening. I ordered the cake a week ahead of time as instructed. We got a Donut Cake with Organic Strawberry Compote, Homer (Strawberry Glaze), Lemon Cake base, Organic Strawberry Drizzle, and Natural Colored Sprinkles. The cake is pretty big and everyone of the 20 people in our party got at least a bite. Everyone was a fan of the cake for sure - it's sweet but not too sweet and the texture would satisfy anyone. Strawberry and lemon was a fantastic combo. Seriously barely any different from a normal cake, better than some others I've had. It was moist and fluffy and not grainy at all.

Today was a rainy day so the outside seating wasn't too fun but I bet it's nice on a sunny day…read more This was a cute little spot. We were in the area so we tried them out. The ice cream was good and we were presently surprised when we learned it was all gluten free. We chose off pictures alone lol. The chocolate chip cookie was delicious!! So soft on the inside and crunch on the outside. It was not hot yet the chocolate chips were still soft. Loved it!! The muffins were dry and tasted powdery so that sucked but the ice creams were great! As soon as we walked in we were greeted and the cashier started telling us about everything. He was really nice and helpful.

We came to Dolce Mondo Sweets for the first time while looking for some dessert gifts for our…read morefriends since we were about to visit them. We originally planned to go to another sweets shop, but it was unfortunately closed, so we found this place by accident--and honestly, it felt like a lucky discovery. The shop was clean, bright, and full of tempting options that made it hard to choose. We ended up ordering four items, and they offered us a bundle discount on three of them. It seems like you can get a deal when you buy either three or six, so definitely take advantage of that if you're coming here for gifts or parties. To be honest, I didn't get to try the sweets myself this time since we brought them to our friends, but they told us everything was delicious and that they loved all of them. That alone is a great compliment and a good sign. The presentation was also very nice, making it perfect for gifting. We'll definitely come back again soon and try the desserts ourselves next time. Keep up the great work, and cheers to more sweet discoveries!

Yessss to coffee down to the HEB! This place is located on the exterior of the 288 HEB. they offer…read morea variety of coffee and soft biscotti I didn't try them but they look yummy! I also ordered a Vietnamese tea! And it is strong and v v good! They have only been open for 4 mos! They apparently cater too. I need to try more things on the menu. But I will be back to explore more of the menu!

They have a great variety of paletas! I'm a fan of paletas but refuse to spend $4-5 when I can buy…read morethem wholesale for a lot less.

Delicious flavor, smooth texture, large variety of flavors, even diablítos!…read more Be ready to get more than one

Great hole in the wall, hidden gem, or whatever you want to call it in this part of town…read more I only tried the Pan dulce which tasted great and it was so cheap! Either they didn't up charge prices due to inflation or they were way cheaper than before. I got the Marranitos (piggy) and pumpkin empanada for the family and myself. Piggy costed .75 and empanada costed $1. I hope this place stays alive because cause I notice the area being gentrified and this place is located between apartments. The owner or worker was very nice. Check them out!

I discovered La Reynera Bakery after attending the FIFA World Cup Fan Festival in EaDo. I had…read moreparked at a nearby METRO Park & Ride garage and noticed this bakery on my drive out, so I decided to stop in and give it a try. The bakery has a small parking lot in front and specializes in Mexican breads and pastries. The employee who helped us was incredibly friendly, and we even chatted for a bit about the World Cup match that was being played that day. I was hoping to find buñuelos, but they didn't have any available. Instead, I tried a similar sugar-coated pastry for $1.50. It was a bit dry for my taste, but that's simply my personal preference. One tip: check the far left side of the counter for the day-old bakery section. They package two pastries together for just $1, making it a great value if you don't mind buying day-old baked goods. They also serve hot breakfast in the mornings, although it wasn't available during my afternoon visit. If you're in the East End area and craving authentic Mexican pastries, La Reynera Bakery is worth a stop. The prices are very reasonable, the staff are welcoming, and the discounted bakery section makes it easy to try a variety of treats without spending much.