Always good food , good service, and home made desserts to boot. Plus it beats going out of town…read morefor affordable breakfast. There's much love in this place and the people who come eat here

I enjoy eating here food is good waitress are very friendly and prices are reasonable. They can…read moreseat you together for family moving tables together and service is great. And there is wide choice for different foods in other words breakfast lunch and dinner. Food is served fairly fast and refills for drinks. They have clean bathrooms and it is bright and cherry to eat there.

It was everything what I expected to be!! The owner is the sweetest and her customer service is…read morealways welcoming! I asked her to surprise me with a drink for today that will wake me up and it's sweet! She delivered the drink was delicious!! As always I've been there a few times and fell in love with the vibe of California! I'm from Cali so I definitely appreciate it.

I'm new to Pearland so I'm checking out all the coolest looking spots. Dolly Llama looked like a…read morefun place to grab a treat. It's a fairly small place at the very end of a little strip. Lots of really unique art and designs. I came at 10:30pm when they close at 11. I got their signature Dolly Llama blue cookie shake. There was one couple ahead of me. I'm not sure what their staff of 2 (who was nice) was doing back there but 20 minutes to get my order seemed a bit long. I wasn't in a rush but it just felt way longer than you should have wait for something like this. I enjoyed it just fine...but for the time it took, it didn't come off as anything special. It was pretty runny rather than a thicker milkshake that I was expecting. Maybe that is their style but you could get a more traditional McFlurry at McDonald's that tastes better in about 3-4 minutes for a fraction of the price.

My cousin told me about the dolly llama so off course after dinner we had to swing by and try it…read moreout. Service here is nothing to write home about, it's younger employees who don't really want to be there. We were literally the only ones in there and they did not greet us or ever really acknowledge us. Just kind of rude but they're young. Now for the desserts here they're amazing. We went with the mini waffle sandwich and the og liege. The desserts here are massive and worth every penny I'm still dreaming about my of liege with horchata ice cream.

Can't believe this little gem is closing its doors today! We've been blessed to dine here. From the…read morewonderful hospitality to great food (e.g Chicken & waffles, Eggs Benedict, breakfast nachos...) have been consistent since day 1! If you have chance today, stop on by!

Hole in the wall but so AMAZING. 10/10 very small inside but has all walks of life and the food is…read moreso good.

Food was great. Ambiance was chill. Service was great. Just keep in mind that food is made to…read moreorder. If youre in a hurry, call it in advanced

Food is always fresh and service is great! Call and order ahead and you won't be disappointed.read more

I got the Birria chilaquiles and they were delicious, and the brunch drinks here are superb. Our…read morewaiter was amazing very attentive and friendly. And they keep a very lively ambiance here with the music they have a DJ and they will put on 2000's throwbacks which are my personal favorite. This is my favorite brunch spot ‍

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.

Food 4/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 3.5/5 Press Waffle is a stand set up in Lyric Market, pretty close to the heart of Downtown Houston. Despite its location, it's surprisingly a quiet place - just some pretty light foot traffic in the morning I came. The waffle dish of choice today was "The Rancher" - a play on Chicken and Waffles as a sandwich, featuring syrup, powdered sugar, and ranch on the side. It was a truly creative choice, and it had many highs to it. The chicken was fried well, and the waffles were quite fluffy. However, I wasn't the biggest fan of the ranch and syrup together - maybe it's just personal taste though. The sandwich was also a bit small for the $14 price point - I left definitely wanting some more food in the belly. Overall, not a bad place. The food quality is there - it just may be a bit small portion size.

I'm in love with Houston's Food Hall culture. The Lyric Market Food Hall is really nice inside…read more There are several vendors with different types of food. We decided on Press Waffle for lunch. I went with the House Waffle and added 1 chicken tender. The waffle was really good. I'm glad I only ordered 1 chicken tender because I didn't care for it. It seemed to be a frozen tender fried in old grease. My daughter had the pizza waffle. She enjoyed but couldn't eat it all. There is also a Starbucks attached that serves drinks. Service was just okay. Nothing stood out. I'd definitely recommend the waffles.