First time trying this place with my bestie! Everything was SO delicious! The service was quick and…read morethe ambiance was very family friendly! I would absolutely come back here when I come back to visit! The mimosa flavors were cherry, guava, passionfruit and blood orange. All delicious! The cali benedict was cooked to perfection! The hollandaise sauce was delicious and my egg was golden perfection! The pancake was huge like if you have been to First Watch. That's the size!

Great food and service. Place is very popular. Wait on weekends is usually at an hour or more. We…read moreused to wait for booth or patio area. Now, we adjusted our time for am earlier brunch. Great family & friends atmosphere. Bar is quick to take your drink order. And give you sufficient time to order meal. Their pecan coffee is our favorite. I tried keto bowl with chicken sausage and another time with fried chicken. Bar is a bit tight to enter & exit. Ladies, your large bag will hit someone at the bar area. Saw it happened a few times. And then two staff members carrying food did a quick dance. They avoided the purses bumping them into the the customers. Please tip your staff especially the bar staff.

Google this place, looking for something healthy for lunch, was blown away when I arrived. The…read moreentire environment was so cozy and cute and so inviting. The smell of the fresh baked bread and goods was astronomical. It really felt like you walked into a home-cooked meal. We had a grilled cheese phenomenal. The turkey goddess really loved it and the Reuben sandwich. We also were given a free piece of bread to try right when we arrived of their most popular bread, which was so helpful since it was our first time we will definitely be back!!!

Harvest Bakery and Cafe did not disappoint. The interior is clean and it felt like a cozy café in…read moreEurope. The staff are kind, patient, and they really seemed to value and appreciate their customers. All of their dishes, coffee, tea, bread and baked goods are made fresh, using only high quality ingredients. Harvest Bakery and Cafe make so many kinds of bread, thier specialty is their gluten free bread. There's sandwiches, salad, soup, tea cakes, scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, cake, protein/fiber bars, coffee cake, biscuits, toffee squares, it's insane! You can also purchase their famous bread, coffee mugs, tote bags, pancake mixes, brownie mixes, cornbread mix, granola mix, pickled peppers, honey, maple syrup, seasoned salts, salsa, coffee, chocolate chip cookie mix, oatmeal, spreads and dips, soup mixes, kitchen ware, soup and they even make their own dog treats! The prices are reasonable. Parking was tricky since Harvest Bakery and Cafe is packed tight in a small strip and there's not much room for cars. I loved their sandwiches. Chips don't automatically come with your meal, you got to buy them yourself. They had the best frosted lemon cake I've ever had! My dad liked the Savannah bar, but he said it was too gritty. Harvest Cafe and Bakery is only open for breakfast and lunch. I need to bring my entire family here soon.

Breakfast quiche here hit all the right notes. The quiche had a flaky crust, loaded with cherry…read moretomatoes and spinach -- good egg-to-filling ratio, not watery. Crispy roasted potatoes on the side were well-seasoned and the fruit cup was fresh. Ambience was great -busy for a Monday afternoon! but didn't feel commercial at all, more like a neighborhood mom-and-pop spot. Service was quick and friendly too Generous portions for the price. Would order again.

Let me preface this review by stating that I have been to this establishment multiple times & had…read moreglowing, amazing service each time. However, my last experience with this establishment left a horrible taste in my mouth. Therefore, I am giving them an extra star for the previous experiences. On May 17th, 2026, my best friend and I had been looking forward to coming to Water Oak all day and had our taste buds set for the occasion. We were famished and had quite a day up until arriving. Upon entering the restaurant, we were very briefly greeted by the a Hispanic man who I assume is the manager and told that they were "no longer seating for the day". I glanced around and saw that every table inside WAS seated, however there were many tables outside that were empty. I asked about the patio stating that us where we preferred to sit anyway, and was met with that they were also not seating the patio at all for the rest of the day. However, there was a group of 3 women seated outside on the patio at that exact time. I didn't say anything, simply turned and left. After having "one of those days" hashing out something so minute with a person who clearly didn't want us in their place of business was not something I was about to do. Keep in mind, we came on a Sunday afternoon. Prime brunch time. We arrived at the restaurant around 2:30PM, and their website says they don't close until 4PM. I am a biracial black woman and my friend is white. I noticed a significant amount of White and Latino patrons, but a shocking lack of Black people. With Houston having one of the most diverse populations in the US, it is almost impossible not to see at least one individual of each ethnicity in a place at any given time. I am definitely not one that likes to pull the race card, because oftentimes that is not the issue. However, as someone who is familiar with the service industry I understand Sundays can be extremely overwhelming. And I am cognizant that not everything is that serious. But, I am also aware that a lot of people in the industry discriminate against people of color, with stigmas that we don't leave enough gratuity or we "don't fit the vibe of their establishment". And those 3 women seated on the patio? All White. After reading recent reviews, it seems that management is discriminating against people of color, more specifically Black folks. This is an extremely disheartening and sickening realization to make, seeing as I have given well over $1,000 worth of my money here but also enjoyed many meals without issue. To management: It breaks my heart to have to write this review and to be honest, I wouldn't have written it if I hadn't seen others posting about similar experiences in addition to also feeling discriminated against. I highly suggest that if you are "not seating" after a specific time, you announce this via social media or alert potential patrons with a sign or something of the sort. & obviously, there is such an issue with treatment towards POC that it is a noteworthy problem via your Google & Yelp reviews. You will have a much bigger fish to fry on your hands if you continue to let this issue go on unrectified. I would be willing to return if I felt things were to be changed for the better in the future! Hopefully this review sparks a much needed conversation and brings attention to an area which needs work.

The food was amazing as always, service was wonderful and love the ambiance of the uplifting…read moreChristian music!!! Mary is such a great manager of people and so welcoming to all! Staff is always so friendly! Don't walk run to Red Oak Cafe League City!

Great Food great service love the online waiting list. Be sure to reserve you a tableread more

Pistachio muffin is incredible! Blueberry muffin is good as well. I'm not a coffee drinker but I…read morebet it's pretty good!

Amazing little coffee shop, very friendly staff, very detailed environment, EVERY chair has little…read morecushions, EVERY chair has little things on the legs to keep from scraping the floor, most tables had an outlet nearby. And beautiful relaxing classical music playing. The coldbrew was bold but not bitter, the dumplings were yummy and everything was thoughtfully plated. And i got a coffee to go for my fiance and EVEN THE CUP was of impeccable quality. I also had a little chai spice chocolate which was rich and decadent but not too sweet at all. The restroom was in excellent condition and has a korean toilet with a seat warmer and bidet. The ONLY thing is that it was a bit slow of service but for the quality of service I dont mind at all. But worth mentioning if you are in a hurry. If i lived in the area i would come here weekly! 10/10 recommend.

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.

Visited Snooze with family and I ordered the sweet potato breakfast with maple syrup on the side…read more The meal was very filling and the chicken sausage (not pictured) was huge! We had the waiter with the curly mustache, and he was so kind and attentive. Would definitely recommend this place and looking forward to coming back.

Came here for brunch with friends who live in the area. As expected, the place was super packed and…read morethere was a waiting list. Luckily, one of my friends had already put her name on the list so we didn't have to wait very long to get seated. Our server was great and attentive. Foods were as good as can be expected from any of the other Snooze locations and didn't take long to prepare. I never had to ask for my soda to be refilled, they just did it so that was awesome. When we were done eating, we stayed a bit to chat and nobody "rushed" us to leave although they did gave us a "hint" here and there by asking if there was anything else that they could get for us or if we needed anything else. All in all, great experience!

Vince was absolutely amazing very prompt and kind he suggested the bria and it was awesome my first…read moretime eating here and i will def be back

The place we were going to eat in Galveston was too close to the cruise ship loading zone and…read moretraffic was bumper-to-bumper, so Google recommended this as a place on our way back to the airport. Glad it did! First, the wait time - we showed up on a Sunday morning, right after some kind of race in the area. They told us the wait would be about 45 minutes to an hour, and we waited 55 minutes. No big deal - at least their estimate was accurate. But beware if you're on a time crunch on a weekend at brunch time :) Great hash! I had CHRISTINA'S TAMALE CAKES (Benedict), and loved it. It was top two of my meals in this visit to Texas. The carnitas were flavorful, the poached eggs were perfect, the corn bread base on the tamale wrapper was awesome. If I could improve the dish - and that would be hard to do - I would ask for a bit more of that delicious green chile Hollandaise sauce on top, which I would buy by the jug if I could. The smashed potatoes were excellent - very well seasoned and oiled and salty to go with the sweet from my main dish. My companion loved her hash dish and I scooped up some of her sauce to eat the last few bites of my cornbread. Loudness - This place was LOUD. They had a DJ spinning some great music choices - but I couldn't really converse with my wife during breakfast. I am well aware that I sound old and crotchety. I love the clubs - but this was like being in a club during brunch. Hygiene - The hostess at the front desk station was on her phone the entire 55 minutes we were waiting. When I asked her if I could get a Bloody Mary to save me from boredom during the wait - she told me to hang on. Then she sat on her phone and talked and texted for another 5 minutes or so. My wife dropped a pair of tongs on the floor from the Bloody Mary bar. Another lady picked them up, and told the lady behind the station that it had fallen on the floor. She didn't wash it - she just stuck them back in the jar where people are grabbing the food for their Bloody Marys. In hindsight - I don't know if I would have taken advantage of the endless toppings on the bloody Mary bar.

This restaurant has been on my list for a long time! So glad I finally got there - it made me do a…read morehappy dance in my chair! It's a small location, and doesn't take reservations. We lucked out and were able to be seated upon arrival. If you're part of a larger party, you may have a short wait. Parking was no issue. The food! Everything that came out of the kitchen looked delicious, colorful, portions are plenty and fun! Our waitstaff was very helpful in making selections - and we ordered multiples...and left with to go boxes.

Salseria is a lovely Mexican-Brunch restaurant in Webster. The decor is modern mixed with beautiful…read moreMexican artwork. The staff are quite hospitable. Parking is not always an issue, but Salseria is packed into a business strip. There's plenty of space inside for a large gatherings. Their dishes are made fresh, homestyle from the kitchen. My meal wasn't overpowered with spices. Their special coffee is freshly brewed. The serving size of the usual complimentary chips and dip are miniscule. Their dishes are a little pricey. Salseria doesn't have a lunch special. They just serve brunch and dinner. Contrary to past reviews, it seems they've removed an extensive amount of dishes off their menu. Salseria was nice dine-in restaurant. I'd recommend them to everyone I know.

THE BEST KOLACHES I've ever had. Their bread is extra buttery and moist and changes the game for…read morekolaches. I can't get kolaches anywhere else because nothing compares. We love getting the brisket kolache, jalapeño sausage and cheese kolache, and their donuts which are all fantastic. This place is family owned and operated and they are so sweet and friendly. I highly recommend you make this place your go to for kolaches, donuts, or a quick breakfast!

It doesn't look like much from outside but I love this little hole-in-the wall donut shop. They…read morehave the softest, fluffiest donuts and I love their croissant breakfast sandwiches. They have the best cream cheese Danish I've ever had; even my son said he'd rather have the Danish than his usual blue-frosted sprinkle. The prices are extremely reasonable. I've been here a couple times with a line out the door but it's worth the wait. They were out of what I wanted at the time, but they made more while I was waiting. I just wish I'd tried it sooner.