My husband and I stopped by First Watch today for a late brunch. We actually ended up here because…read moreanother brunch spot in the area had a 45-minute to one hour wait. When we arrived, First Watch looked pretty busy, but we were pleasantly surprised that we were seated right away. The hostess was very kind and welcoming, and our waiter was just as nice... cordial, helpful, and attentive throughout our visit. The service was definitely one of the highlights. For food, we both ordered the Trifecta. I chose the waffle with potatoes instead of eggs, along with their chicken sausage patty, and I added a side salad with mixed greens and a lemon herb dressing. I also added a side of chicken. Initially, I thought the chicken breast would be about $2.50, but before placing the order our waiter came back and clarified that it would be about $5 and would come as strips instead of a full chicken breast. I appreciated him coming back to correct that. When the chicken came out, it was sliced into very thin pieces and was a little lukewarm. I mentioned it to the waiter, and he apologized and handled it professionally by removing it from the bill, which I appreciated. Overall, the food was okay, about a 3.5 out of 5 for me. The waffle was tasty, just as I remembered, and the potatoes were good as well. However, the chicken sausage patty wasn't very good. I personally didn't enjoy it and ended up leaving it on the plate. My husband ordered the pancake with pecans, scrambled eggs, and a side of grits with butter, and he enjoyed his meal. One thing I did like was that you can now pay your bill directly from your phone, which makes it really convenient when you're ready to go without waiting. Overall, the big win here was the service and hospitality. The staff was friendly, attentive, and efficient, and we appreciated being seated quickly even when it seemed busy. The food was decent, though I've had better, but the service made the experience pleasant.

I was starving and I don't know many places in humble so...a familiar name pops up? First watch…read more Unfortunately... The other people were nice enough... The food did not taste great. I had the salmon eggs benedict, as I always do... It did not taste good at all. The Salmon didn't taste like real fish. Tags were bland and the only thing I really liked were the fresh red onions. Bummer. Now, I always like to wash it down with a purple haze... Thankfully it was still really tasty. Maybe the cooks were tired. *Shrugs* Lol. They close at 2:30 and I came in at 2:00 The inside was pretty empty with only maybe four tables in use. It was relaxing atmosphere... so maybe if I go another day during peak hours, it will taste better. We shall see. I haven't given up on you yet!

​I really want to love this Salata location because the food is consistently fresh and delicious,…read morebut there are two major things holding it back from being a regular go-to for me. ​First, for a modern dining space, it's disappointing that there is no Wi-Fi available for customers. In a world where many of us are looking for healthy alternatives to coffee shops to get some work or school tasks done while we eat, not having connectivity is a huge letdown. This environment has so much potential to be a great "dine and work" spot, but until they prioritize staying connected, it's just a quick "in and out" place. ​Second, the service flow could use some serious improvement. If you happen to get stuck behind someone placing a large family order, the line ends up going out the door. It seems like they need a better system or more staff during peak hours to handle those bigger orders without bottlenecking the entire experience for everyone else. ​I'll keep coming back for the salads, but I'd love to see this location evolve into a more business- and student-friendly environment!

Trying to start the year off right, I had a taste for a salad. Off to Salata I go. Their app and…read morewebsite was acting wonky so I just drove there to order. No lines and everything was fresh and fully stocked. I ordered a wrap with pesto chicken and shrimp, a bowl of chicken tortilla soup and a chocolate chip cookie. I always forget but they have the best teas. I didn't get any today. Lucky me, I had reward points that I happily used. The wrap was delicious, full and I don't know why I thought I would eat it all. I finished half the wrap and saved the other half, pita chips and soup for tomorrow.

Very amazing service from time you step in through the door whether you are dining in or getting to…read morego. Very comfortable setting when you have to wait but it's not a long wait at all. All orders are made to order so guaranteed freshness. My favorite bowl and burrito is the Fatboy with Extra Kimchi, Seaweed Salad & Extra Pickled Ginger.

Food: I ordered The texans burrito and asked did they use tortilla but unfortunately the nice lady…read moredidn't understand english much. She did understand enough to cook my tuna because they serve it uncooked. Also consuming uncooked tuna or salmon may increase your risk of food borne illnesses. Surprisingly they had a lot of stuff on their menu so I ordered some veggie eggrolls and cheese rangoons. Everything was ok but nothing to call home about. As I was leaving, I noticed that the nice lady was using her hands and fingers without gloves to refill the orange sauce that she offers for the eggrolls. I felt like that was cross contamination at its best and she should use gloves and a spoon to refill that sauce. That alone will prevent me from going back. I will just go to chipotle if I want a bowl or burrito next time. They do get a lot of business though, Mostly to go orders and I hope they are careful with preparing their food when noone is looking next time.

first off let me just say my experience was 10/10 I had Sabrena and her service was amazing I…read moredefinitely recommend the Yolk burger. I will be back

We stopped by The Toasted Yolk for a quick breakfast, but unfortunately, the experience was…read moreunderwhelming Upon entering, there was a noticeable sewer-like odor, which was not the most welcoming first impression. Thankfully, the table we were seated at did not have the same issue. I ordered the two-egg breakfast along with a drink. The food was very standard and nothing that stood out. The bigger disappointment was the drink it had an unpleasant taste, and when I asked if it could be remade, I was told they do not remake drinks. For a restaurant experience, that felt very inflexible and unsatisfactory. Overall, the combination of the initial odor, lackluster food, and poor drink policy makes it unlikely that I would return

Small place with good food and excellent service. First time here but will not be the last.read more

On my weekend trip to Houston I decide to try out Batters and Brunch on a Monday morning…read more As you can see in the photo below the photos of the menu and the inside of the restaurant. The restaurant isn't that big its holds I believe 70 ppl. So not a large establishment. I started my breakfast with a chai latte and then I ordered the French toast. I believe it was a combo. Which it came with three slices of French toast two eggs and I did the two bacon and one sausage. Overall, the breakfast was really good. I feel my breakfast was pretty simple so it's really not much I can go off the sausage. It's really good. But my chai latte was amazing. I ordered that with extra caramel and it was a solid five out of five it was made to perfection. Now the ambience of the inside was nice and clean and photo ready. Our waitress was pretty nice. Will I return? Yes, I will.

This food truck was at back Pew Brewing and I got the strawberry pork belly. The pork was delicious…read moreand tender. The strawberry jam sauce had just enough kick to have great taste but wasn't over powering (as someone who sometimes finds jalapeños too hot, I did not find this dish beyond my spice capabilities). I highly recommend the strawberry pork belly and I personally need to try other dishes to see if they're as fantastic as this one was.

Best Hummus! Got fresh vegetables with it and a fresh pita bread! The portions was generous so I…read morehave lunch for tomorrow! Healthy food! Awesome flavors! Fresh veggies! You should try them!

Such a gem tucked away off West lake Houston parkway! Went here for an event but left feeling…read moreexcited to return with my family. Beautiful design and setting, great food and service. And how about to top it all off, dining in a restaurant with meals prepared by a celebrity "food network chopped champion" chef Justin Turner! As an Italian cuisine lover I thoroughly enjoyed all the meals I had especially that homemade spicy pesto pasta to die for. The meatballs and the artichoke dip were also great and freshly made. My only thing for the lobster ravioli it needed a little pinch of salt to bring out the flavors. But overall everything else was great. The cucumber mint lemon drop was great and for coffee lovers they have a delicious espresso martini. ( even as a non coffee drinker like myself) Can't wait to go back for happy hour.

Went to lunch at Bocca with a group of coworkers. We had the place to ourselves. They are not busy…read moreon Friday afternoons. The guys already ordered apps of garlic bread and meatballs. Excellent choice. We devoured the garlic bread. The meatballs were good too, very cheesy and excellent on top of the garlic bread. My entree was the shrimp fettuccine and it was a huge portion which made me happy. I had to wrap half of it to go. Ordered another loaf of garlic bread because it didn't come with it. I realized later that the garlic bread was oozing with yummy garlic butter which explains the crust. Omg excellent everything. They had a variety of Italian dishes, sandwiches and soups for lunch too.

Its been sometime since i last reviewed and things have totally changed as they have gotten their…read morebearings. Easily one of the best Mexican restaurants in the Lake Houston area when it comes top-notch service. Every dish feels thoughtfully prepared and you can truly taste the difference in the quality of their ingredients. From the handmade tortillas to the perfectly seasoned meats and bright, garden-fresh salsas, this place never misses. Service is just as impressive. Ask for Irma -- she's phenomenal. Beyond being warm and attentive, she gives excellent recommendations and shares stories behind the menu items that make you appreciate the food even more. You can tell she's passionate about what she does, and that energy elevates the entire dining experience. Overall, it's the kind of restaurant you end up telling all your friends about. Consistently great food, outstanding service, and a true commitment to freshness -- it's a must-visit if you love authentic Mexican cuisine with a creative touch. Easily one of the best Mexican restaurants in the area when it comes to fresh, vibrant flavors and top-notch service. Every dish feels thoughtfully prepared and you can taste the difference in the quality of their ingredients. From the housemade tortillas to the perfectly seasoned meats and salsas, this place just about never misses. Service is just as impressive. Ask for Irma, she's phenomenal. Beyond being warm and attentive, she gives excellent recommendations and shares stories behind the menu items that make you appreciate the food even more.

The octopus tacos are so tasty topped with fresh onion, cilantro, and lime. The service is…read moreimpeccable. We love dining in or taking out from Di Maria!

I decided to give them another chance but I should have left when I saw the restaurant completely…read moreempty at lunch time. My previously favorite churrasco sandwich had barely 5 pieces of beef, no fried anions, some strange melted substance which was supposed to be cheese and some lettuce on a toasted bun. The worst part was some dark brown extremely salty sauce on the bun which ruined the entire taste. I can predict they will close soon. The food quality keeps going down. It's a pity because they were so good as they opened.

Definitely a fan of this place. I've seen it online a bunch of times, but because of the distance I…read morenever made it out here. The chicken was delicious. They have a lunch special for $12.99, your choice of a white or dark quarter chicken with black beans, white rice, and a drink. Not bad at all. I believe the regular price is a couple dollars more. I had the chicken house salad. It was loaded. I couldn't even finish it, only ate about half. They were pretty busy for a Friday afternoon, with a few DoorDash orders coming in too. If this place were closer, I'd definitely come more often. The chicken was well seasoned, and the sauces on the side were really good. Customer service was great. Everyone was nice, and I had no issues with my order or my food. Highly recommend.

TLDR: Worth a visit if you're in the area?…read more Wow! Hidden gem? Forgotten favorite? I don't know, but after tasting the food, we have to get the word out about this spot. Arriving around lunchtime on a weekday, I had the place to myself which allowed me a unique opportunity to take the place in. That being said, this spot is not overly French cafe themed, but instead a classic suburban strip mall spot with nods to the French peppered throughout the menu and decor. The booth area is well-designed, the spot was clean and the table touched by light so after a great experience chatting with the cashier I was crossing my fingers, hoping the food matched the vibe. I had a crepe Mexicana (because who has ever heard of that?!), a croque monsieur with tomato soup, and a dessert crepe because y'all know I always save room for dessert. It took a minute to be prepared, but I'm willing to wait for a fresh made meal. Everything, was delicious. Crepe texture was on point, and each crepe was stuffed to the Gods. Positive experience all around. My tip: Order the tomato soup and finish your meal with the following combo- a dessert Crepe Almonds with strawberries. Trust me on that one!

It's not you. It's me…read more Crepes are a great idea in France. Inexpensive thin pancakes filled with either savory or sweet items. While French fries, French Toast, and French bread, have crossed into American cuisine without incident, not so for the street food of Paris. Why? Well, like everything, it's the $$$. For one ham and cheese crepe, I could eat a Delicious Bacon, Egg, and Cheese McGriddle every day for a week. True, I'd have no silverware, but honestly I don't care.