I am not the biggest breakfast person but I love this place! They have such a wide variety of…read moreoptions to choose from. I personally love their chicken tenders. I order it with a side of gravy and mix in Mama's sauce. The tenders also come with a side of bacon ranch or buffalo sauce if you prefer that instead. My husband's go-to meal here is the Hobo omelette and adds mushrooms and spinach to it. This is a HUGE portion. I believe it also comes with a side and with either a pancake or a biscuit. Overall food here is a 9.5/10!

Upon entry is a beautiful coffee bean aroma !!! Passing up tables of large portion plates. My eyes…read morewere bigger than my stomach. But the food was delicious and the waiter Ms.Wendy put us on the specials and her recommendation that didn't let us down. Beware: that homemade spicy pan sausage is very spicy!!! But really good

Ken's Restaurant, at Deer Park staple, I remember when I worked at the plant over Time Hills. They…read morewill get them from Ken's, the two things I've had here was this classic breakfast special with waffles and I had a Philly cheesesteak omelette. It was really good. It was very meaty. This is a hidden jewel that nobody ever talks about if you go you will enjoy.

I've been coming to Ken's Diner for breakfast every other Friday since the summer of 2013. It's as…read moreclose to a classic American diner--like one transported straight from the 1970s to today--as you can get. They've added some additional flare in the back with a mural of local icons and monuments, including a tribute to local celebrity Andy Petit. One of the wildest parts is that, up until recently, you could still smoke in the restaurant. I'm about 97% sure you can't anymore. The menu is full of American classics: meatloaf, hamburgers, sandwiches, and the typical breakfast staples. My buddy Jorge and I always get the breakfast special--pancakes, eggs (over medium for me, over well for him), typically with bacon and either sugar-free or regular maple syrup. It's a pretty solid deal at around $12, and it comes with a cup of coffee. The coffee is like rocket fuel. Like I said, it's a classic greasy spoon. It's definitely worth a stop if you're looking for a no-frills breakfast. While it's not my go-to for lunch in the area, you'll definitely find something to satisfy your appetite. Service is always friendly and for the most part quick. I haven't been in high traffic times in a while. At 5-7 am on Friday it's pretty slow.

Met my coworker yesterday for breakfast. This is an old café. The food was very good. I had the…read moreover easy eggs with sausage hashbrowns and toast ! my coworker had scrambled eggs with sausage grits and one pancake. Our server was excellent. The ambience was great yes, we will be back.

Although we've been here several times and enjoy our meals- this occasion was the worst…read more Service is excellent and prices/food quality was good- but the atmosphere was bad- very noisy on a Saturday morning at 7:45. The good 'ol' boys gathered for a kaffeeklatsch and were so loud that it was hard to speak to my husband. One guy was throwing condiments across the restaurant - If you come here there is a quieter side that may be a better choice.

Always huge portions, good value, friendly wait staff! Highly recommend! League City location is…read moresuper!

This Kelley's is a familiar sight to me because it's across the street from where I go for a…read morehaircut. But like with nearly everything else, I would pass by it all the time only to not ever set foot into it. While I was getting another haircut, I thought about places to grab lunch afterwards. It occurred to me that I should give Kelley's a try. And that's how I found myself among its Saturday lunch crowd. Anyone who has lived in the area for a long time knows that the location fell victim to a Valentine's Day fire some years back. It was subsequently rebuilt, thus the interior felt so brand new. For lunch, I had the Saturday special consisting of roast chicken and dressing alongside red beans and rice, macaroni and cheese and cole slaw. Portions-wise, everything was just fine. Kelley's is known to fill its guests up (you have to try their breakfast, by the way). Unfortunately, however, the meal was simply underwhelming. The chicken lacked seasoning, and the dressing was absent of any flavor. The sides were the saving grace, if anything. I live near the restaurant's sister branch in La Marque, so I know that there's more to try on the menu if I return.

First of all thank you to our waitress Catherine who was very patient and kind and pleasant. We…read morearrived hungry and weren't sure what we needed to eat so she gave us time to read over the menu ( party of 3) and we were able to come to a agreement. I wanted to say she was very attentive to our drink refills ( 2 teas And one water ) and she brought us doggy bags when we couldn't finish our man size chicken fried breast she wore a smile all the time we asked her for napkins refill or something etc and she never once made us feel bad . Thank you for your kindness and professional support ( we re not from Alvin) but we felt at home with her presence ! God bless you

Yea It's good food but they need to change the website is…read morenot what the menu that they have at the restaurant. We ordered off the website but it wasn't right. So we called them and they refunded us on the order. Thank them for that. They mean well and are after we talk to the manager they refunded us. Thank them for that.

The servers were nice but seemed a little inexperienced, however, they did fine in comparison to…read morehorrible servers that we had in the past. We were not expecting the food to be as good as it was because we chose this location because of its proximity to our home, the price was very reasonable and the reviews were a 3.8. Had the reviews been a 3.4 and lower we would've probably kept looking. I ordered a waffle combo and I had 2 sausage patties and 3 over medium eggs and they were able to accommodate me with sugar free syrup that was really good. My wife had the twice over (I may have the name wrong) but it was ham, 2 sausage patties, 2 over medium eggs, and toast with sliced tomatoes. Our food was amazingly delicious given the low price, the smallness of the restaurant, and the lack of a more welcoming vibe, not the service but the atmosphere. Don't get me wrong, it was chill but in a weird kind of half warming way if that makes sense. In a nutshell, I would still recommend this place and will go back. Enjoy!

Saturday breakfast with the fam brought us to the heart of Friendswood. Some of my family lives…read moreclose by so they suggested this spot which was new to me. It is located in a strip of businesses and parking plentiful even with a peak breakfast crowd. This location is one of three located south of Houston. The restaurant itself isn't very big so tables are pretty close together. They also have bar seating if you're eating solo, but no alcohol as far as I could tell. Customer service was ok. Our guy was friendly but there were things left off the order and we had to repeat requests a few times. I started off with coffee. I like that they creamer choices at the table that was also stocked really well. The menu is pretty extensive and there is something to please everyone here. They have a whole page showing they can make your eggs in every which way. They truly did cover all the bases as far as having every variety of breakfast you can think of. This place stays open until 2 so they also have a page of lunch options as well. My family got a variety of different things and not one complaint was heard. I went for something a little different called the Eagle's Nest. It's basically a scramble. It had diced ham, bacon, sausage, peppers, onions and tomatoes scrambled with eggs, hash browns and topped with cheese and white gravy. I specifically asked for sausage gravy as an upgrade but didn't get it. I wasn't about to waste food so I kept it. I think sausage gravy would have made this dish elite. The regular white gravy had to be doctored up with a little more salt and a lot more black pepper. I love a mish mash of food all in one bite so this dish was good once I added my little flair. It came with a side of your choice of bread and I went with sourdough. It was weird that they serve the bread dry and toasted and do not even offer butter unless asked. Overall, we enjoyed our meal here. The minor misses pale in comparison to the good. I would most definitely come back if in the area as this immediate stretch of 518 doesn't have alot of unique options like Pelican.

It had been a while since I'd been back, mostly because the road has a way of swallowing whole…read moremonths at a time. This used to be the kind of breakfast joint you could count on: familiar faces, hot coffee, a little local flavor, no pretense. Now? It feels like something essential has gone missing. The neighborhood soul has been traded in for a scattered, food-service-by-the-box energy. Not disastrous, exactly--just tired. The wait staff seemed checked out, the food landed with a shrug, and the whole place had that faint air of a once-loved room no one is quite taking care of anymore. Did ownership change? Did the standards slip? Hard to say, but something definitely did. The price is still fair, which counts for something. The quality, though, is riding the edge of marginal. We'll give it another shot in a month or so, because everyone has an off day and I'd like to believe that's all this was. I hope so.

Great service and delicious food. Very lively place to spend with friends and family. Even with a…read morewait, we do not mind because line goes swiftly. Cannot wait to return.

Good home cooked meal! Don't sleep on this place... breakfast lunch and dinner served all dayread more

Very good home cooking and a variety of lunch and dinner plates and the breakfast plates are so…read moregood . We have been going here for years and it just keeps on getting better Amin is always stopping and bringing home lunch or dinner and this morning the 3 meats breakfast. We loved it and Amin especially for the meat and eggs . Thank you so much.