We were here on business and staying at a neighboring hotel. Looking for something close and hit on…read morethis spot. Walked in and were greeted by a smiling guy who said, "Welcome! Feel free to sit wherever you're comfortable!" Love that point of view and so we did. We were attended to by the lovely Michelle who made sure we felt valued and cared for. The food is priced well and prepared beautifully with great care. And, incredibly delicious, so unlike "hotel food". The manager, the incandescent Cheryl, stopped by frequently to make sure all was well. Wait, what? A manager working the floor at 7PM? What a treat! It's clear that this restaurant aims to please. Stop in for a meal and to be treated to smiles and great energy. You'll be back and so will I!

My friend and I came in for the weekend for Purgatory this weekend. We came to the dining area, the…read moreelderly hostess was incredibly rude and refused to seat us. As guests at the event this was very upsetting to say the least... we were expecting to be met with a certain level of customer service. This lady obviously isn't capable of such. I would definitely prioritize retraining her. Although, our server Deborah went above and beyond to take care of us, and we had a wonderful experience with her alone! Deborah's the only person who gets 5 stars.

Went to an early lunch for my work anniversary. We got there right at 11am when they opened. Place…read morewas empty which was so nice. Shortly after the crowd grew and so did the parking lot. Alisha was our server and she was very attentive. Food was great, I got the "cheese pull" for appetizer. Mozzarella cheese sticks were amazing. I ate so many of them and drank my flavored mango, strawberry and peach combo tea and was in heaven. My entree was crawfish combo with sautéed crawfish instead of etouffee. My special request. Also fried crawfish was on the platter. Of course I had leftovers and of course I would love a to go flavored tea. The best! Hadn't been here in awhile but is close to work and a new favorite.

Father's Day dining can be a gamble, and this visit almost didn't happen…read more My 16-year-old son and I had just finished watching a movie in Humble and planned to celebrate with dinner at Pappas Seafood House. Unfortunately, the wait there was a whopping three hours for a table for two. Not wanting to call it quits, I phoned the next closest location off I-45 near Beltway 8 and was told the wait would be about an hour. Since it was only about 20 minutes away, we headed over. When we arrived, I immediately noticed the restaurant had been rebranded from Pappas Seafood House to Pappadeaux. Once inside, I was surprised when the hostess informed me the wait was actually closer to two hours. I explained that I'd just spoken with someone on the phone who quoted a much shorter wait time. Thankfully, another hostess, Ellen, stepped in and worked some magic, offering us an available table almost immediately. That completely changed the trajectory of our evening. I summoned the kiddo from the car, who was fully prepared for a long wait, and we were escorted to a comfortable booth tucked away in the back corner of the bar area. Lesli was our server, and she did a solid job despite the Father's Day crowd. We both ordered the Shrimp & Chicken Tenderloins platter--he went with the medium ($21.95) and I opted for the large ($28.95), both served with French fries. I also added a side of dirty rice ($5.95). The restaurant was packed, so the complimentary bread arrived at the same time as our meals, but that's easy to overlook on a busy holiday. What matters is that the food delivered exactly what we've come to expect from Pappadeaux. The shrimp was perfectly fried--crispy on the outside and tender inside. The chicken tenderloins were thick, juicy, and flavorful, not the dry, overcooked strips you get at lesser establishments. The dirty rice was a great addition and rounded out the meal nicely. We've never been disappointed by the shrimp and chicken at Pappadeaux, and this visit was no exception. Between Ellen rescuing our Father's Day dinner plans and another consistently delicious meal, this location earned another visit from us. We'll definitely be back.

I was staying at a hotel nearby for an early flight the next morning. On the way to the hotel I…read moresaw the sign "Hot Biscuit" and since biscuits are one of my favorite foods, I decided to walk over and have dinner there. I wanted to start with one biscuit, but the biscuits come in pairs. The waitress said I could order just one anyway, but the order ended up being two. I meant to save the second one for breakfast, but that was not to be. It did not survive long enough to make it out the door. My actual meal was a bacon swiss and mushroom burger, which was excellent. Between the biscuits and the burger, I am forced to acknowledge that it was entirely too much food. Sadly, that did not prevent me from eating all of it anyway. Delicious! The restaurant, which is a diner with very basic decor, is on an approach road to IAH, and is open 24/7. When I arrived in the evening, the place was empty. By the time I left, there were a whole bunch of customers. I noticed in other reviews that people were saying they did not receive checks for their meal and felt they were over-charged at the register. I did not receive a check either, but the amount I was charged at the register seemed accurate -- and I was paying attention because I had read the other reviews first.

Omg this place is a must when you visit houston. The pancakes are amazing, the biscuits are…read moredelicious ( not stale at all) & the service was excellent.

I was in the neighborhood so decided to my hubby for a quick lunch. It barely had anyone…read moreconsidering it was a direct lunch time. I was honestly shocked about that with the location. I had the shrimp diabola. It had a bit of a Smokey flavor but nice level of heat. Nothing over powering. The salad was a joke I felt with the orange. The fried rice wasn't as good as some other places with similar menus. But overall I'd still do the shrimp again. The fried platter my husband had looked good with the cornmeal batter. The waitress was polite and always made sure the cups were full. The restaurant was over all clean with plenty of seating.

The food and service is really amazing. I prefer this one over the one on nearby Richie Road cause…read morethis one. They're airline has better taste and food and cooks. And the place is clean. Even though it's a bit smaller, but the bar is really spacious and clean. I would recommend coming here.

I tryed out a new breakfast spot today! They were so…read morefriendly and the food was lightly seasoned. Here is the kicker, you will want to come back they also do lunch and dinner. I had Scrambled Eggs Veggies and Cheese and the Belgian Waffle they were preparing roles and cornbread for lunch. The place was nice and clean and the food was pleasant. I love the decor, they mom will be proud!

I haven't found many good food options between IAH and the inner loop so I'm glad I came across…read morethis place on Yelp. There was no wait for the cafeteria-style plate lunch line. The staff was very friendly helping me decide what to get. I chose the lasagna (delicious) with mashed potatoes and corn. Kind of a weird combination but those are the things that caught my eye. It was a good sized portion and included a drink with fresh rolls and cornbread for only $15. Everything seemed fresh and was tasty. The dining area was clean with nice servers making sure you have everything you need. I'll definitely come back if I'm in the area and want to try their breakfast someday.

One of the best mom & pop cafes in Humble! If you want breakfast or lunch this place has you…read morecovered! The entire restaurant is decorated with old-school totems & signs that make you travel back in time. It is homey and whimsically designed--anyone would appreciate this. The cornbread reminds me of a version of the intoxicating rolls from Texas Roadhouse (BUT this cornbread is better) it is served with a cinnamon & regular butter. I always order a new item when I return, and this time the Philly cheesesteak was the main character. It was meaty and scrumptious & the onion rings added a nice touch. Servers here feel like family and who doesn't love that! Also please try the root beer or creme soda they are crafted by themselves!! Food: 9/10 Service: 10/10 Ambiance: 1000/10

Breakfast was pretty bland. Kids liked their pancakes but it's hard to mess that one up. Chicken…read morefried steak was awful. Don't even know if you can call it a real chicken fried steak. It felt like they mixed batter in with smallest bit of meat and deep fried until it became a mystery piece of crap. Weird it's ranked so high on google. Only positive might be the large portions for the price. But between the over-easy eggs being sad and runny, bland - flavorless gravy, fake butter (margarine) for the biscuits, and for awful chicken fried steak..our waitress looked miserable and so did the others... just go ahead and skip this place.

Service was a bit stilted, we got our food before we got our drinks, had to remind our server that…read morewe needed our drinks. Came around 1:30 and it wasn't that busy but started ramping up when we left around 2:30. I asked for double potato and no corn but I got 2 corn and 2 potato, our server offered to fix it. The fried alligator was nice! I had never had it before and it was interesting to try something new. The boil itself was delicious and I liked that the shrimp came with head off and it wasn't an up charge.

Been here plenty of times and the seafood is good but this was my first tine ordering a PoBoy and…read morewill be my last. Too much bread kept the flavors from meshing. The shrimp breading fell off so there was no crisp and they had no flavor. Some things should stay close to authentic as possible and poboys are one of them. This was a not so go shrimp sandwich. The Cajun fries are just fries dusted with seasoning and they put it on after the sandwich was plates because there was no seasoning on the fries under it.

Well after several visits I can't seem to understand why getting hot biscuits and gravy seems to be…read morea damn issue. Today even after sending back twice to place in microwave, food at best was slightly warm. Cooks need to get their shit together.

Solid local diner not too far from our hotel near the Houston Airport (IAH). My husband had the…read moreSouth of the Border skillet and I had a chorizo omelet. We enjoyed both. I opted for grits instead of potatoes with my omelet. They served a bowl, not a cup grits, which I could not finish. The grits were really good. The service was great and coffee refills plentiful. The ambience was typical of a a clean, well run family diner. Bathrooms were clean and the restaurant was clean and orderly. We would come back if ever in the area. Prices were reasonable, less than most diners in the North Eastern US. I was so hungry at the time that I forgot to take photos.