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Took my daughter and her friends for breakfast after a night at the Marriott. We all really enjoyed what we got. The sliders were so good and so were the potatoes. The dolce coffee wasn't wonderful but it was coffee. The girls however LOVED the strawberry lemonade and strawberry matcha. It was a cute place with a nice little vibe. I know this place would be great for a Sunday funday. There was parking around back but no ramp if you're needing one so keep that in mind. The bathrooms were unisex but that doesn't bother me. They were also very clean. Loved that.
Everything here is freshly made and good. I ordered the honey chicken biscuit. It wasn't a wow factor it tasted a little too plain to me but it was fresh. The ambiance is chill, the service was decent, and it's worth trying out for brunch. 4 stars is me being nice I'd put it at 3
Leeland House is a swanky brunch spot frequented by many by the looks of it. Featuring a small but straightforward menu, an outdoor area with a big screen, and good bites. We got in despite there being a wait by using the back outside area. This does seem like a very busy place so plan around potentially waiting. They have customer parking out back but if you can't find a spot there then you'll have to settle for street parking or the pricier lots across the street. Ordering is quick and the service was good, bringing our dog a water bowl and refilling water very quickly. We ordered their fried French toast, plain cheeseburger, and Cobb salad. The food came out at a decent time despite the server saying they were backed up and it was pretty good. The Cobb salad was refreshing and savory, the fried French toast very sweet with a nice crunch, and the cheeseburger was good but came with spicy house sauce when we specifically asked for no sauce. The fries with the burger are also very peppery but the flavor and texture are good. When we went to close out we were all very happy with our meals. One thing to pay attention to was when we were tipping they only had 3,5, and 7% as options unless you custom tipped which was strange. We're unsure if they auto charge gratuity or not so check your bill, don't seem like they did though. Honestly, Leeland House is pretty good as a casual, fun brunch spot that feels very communal and alive. It was a lot of fun and we think you'll feel the same way when stopping by.
I came to Leeland House with a party of 8 to celebrate a friend's birthday. I was a little hesitant after reading some earlier reviews, but to my surprise the experience was great. The food came out in a timely manner, and our waitress Brianna was prompt, attentive, and made solid recommendations. Service stayed consistent even with our larger group, which I really appreciated. I did have a small issue with being charged for grilled chicken on my salad since it already came with it. The team handled it the right way and made it right by offering me a shot that I selected, which was about a 2.5x price difference. That kind of customer service goes a long way. Overall, good food, good service, and a well-handled issue. I will definitely be back.
Leeland House used to be one of my favorite brunch spots in EaDo with chill vibes, solid food, good service, and drinks that didn't feel like an afterthought. Sadly, those days are gone. What was once a hidden gem has completely lost its charm. The service was painfully slow and indifferent, the food was mid at best, and they've added an automatic 20% gratuity for the privilege of being ignored. It feels like they're trying to keep up with every other "Instagram brunch" spot in Houston... they're just missing the fake grass wall and neon sign. Really disappointing to see a once-great spot slide into substandard mediocrity.
My cousin and I visited this spot after hearing about their "elevated breakfast," but while the food looked good, the overall experience didn't quite live up to that label. When we arrived, the hostess let us know it was open seating--so we grabbed a spot on their spacious patio, which was lovely. There's also a small indoor area if you prefer to dine inside. However, the setup was more casual than expected: after claiming a table, you place your order at the bar, and the food is brought out to you. That's totally fine for a relaxed café, but it didn't match the "elevated" experience we had in mind. That said, the bartender was very friendly and made us feel welcome. We ordered the Sweet Potato Hash, Leeland Benedict, a Honey Lavender Latte, and a 'Stachio Matcha Latte. My cousin enjoyed her latte and Benedict--especially the bacon it came with. My dish, on the other hand, fell a bit short. The avocado mash didn't taste fresh or homemade, and I would've much preferred fresh sliced avocado. The sweet potatoes were inconsistent--some were delicious, others undercooked. The lavender latte was very light and didn't leave much of an impression. Also worth noting: parking is street-only, so it's a good idea to arrive early to give yourself time to find a spot. Overall, it's a cute place with friendly service and a relaxed vibe, but the food and setup felt more casual than elevated. Nice if you're already in the area, but not a must-visit.
I've passed by the place a few times and wanted to give it a try. The food is pretty decent but it is WAY too overpriced. We paid $56 for 2 drinks and 2 lunch items. The brisket hash and the honey chicken brisket was decent. The iced coffees & matcha had more ice than liquid but they did have other milk options which was nice. But my biggest gripe is, every order has gratuity added in which is outrageous. You pick your own table, scan a QR Code, walk inside to the bar, stand in a line, order your food and all they do is bring it out to you. You can't even ask for more honey, to go cup or even more napkins. Why charge gratuity if you Arn't even going to serve us? Does the gratuity go to the bartenders standing back behind the bar or the cooks? This is also not posted anywhere visible where you order, the bartender told us this after we ordered and charged our card. THEN they ask for a tip on top of the gratuity. If we knew this beforehand we would not have came because why am I paying a gratuity if we have to do all of the work for you.
This rating is particularly for the food, not meeting expectations. Reece was amazing as a server and took very good care of our table of 8. The vibe was really great as always, which is why we came. For the food, timing was decent from ordering to the table, but my order was for the Bananas Foster Dream Pancakes. What attracted me to this dish was from their actual Instagram page. The image and description definitely made me want to order but I was disappointed because I thought I was getting these delicious caramelized banana pancakes. The issue is I received regular pancakes with syrup barely drizzled and regular pancakes. Just look at what I received vs what I ordered red from their page.
This is my second time here for a group brunch situation. I believe it is Black owned so it's a popular destination. The first time I didn't have the food but it was a nice atmosphere. This time there was 20ish of us so I know that can be chaotic. They seemed to have a system down where they came to take our order instead of the usual order at the counter and got our names for the orders so it could be separate checks. Ir was still a mess with wrong orders, misplaced orders and long wait times even for tea. I ordered the sticky chicken biscuit and it left much to be desired. They put honey in too of the outside of the biscuit making it near impossible to actually pick up and enjoy as a sandwich. I was really looking forward to the pimento cheese in the sandwich but there was only a drop so I asked for more. The chicken itself wasn't flavorful to me and the potatoes were the best part of the dish. We were outside and it was 50° and due to the permanent canopy there was no sunshine. We had to request multiple times to get heaters which still didn't help much. Long story short they tried to accommodate us with the service but it was still lacking, food was unremarkable and outdoor seating was inadequately heated. I'd be willing to give them another try with a smaller party but I didn't see or hear anyone raving about their food. Parking is limited behind and in front of there is paid street parking and a few adjacent streets with free parking. The lock in the first bathroom doesn't work and seems like something easy enough to fix but hasn't been.
This was my first time trying this restaurant for brunch. I heard of this place via TikTok. There are only a handful of parking spaces in front of the restaurant. So we resorted to parking on the street. We parked behind the bbq restaurant across the street and there is free parking on Sundays. Inside seating in both buildings is small. All tables inside/out are first come first serve. All tables have a number and QR code menu. Have someone stay at the table so you don't lose it. You have to stand in line to place your order. They have two separate ordering lines, one inside and one outside. We decided to sit outside. They had two large screens of tvs playing sports. One was closed captioned. They also had a DJ outside and he was playing great music, mostly R&B. When placing your order, you have to give your table number. There is an 18% gratuity charge automatically added to your bill. If you order a mimosa or alcohol drink they give it to you upon ordering. Specialty coffees are delivered to the table and so is the food. We waited about 15-20 minutes for our food to come. I had the honey chicken biscuit, my friend had the sweet potato hash, and the biscuit basket. The honey chicken biscuit was good. The chicken was flavorful and the biscuit was soft and buttery. The dish was served with diced potatoes. The potatoes were okay. I wish I substituted the side. My friend enjoyed her dish/biscuits. We ordered a pineapple craft mimosa. I didn't taste the pineapple, but it was decent. My friend said, "they put a splash of the pineapple and majority of the drink was champagne." I'd be open to trying other flavors of the drink. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and food here. I will definitely return to this restaurant soon and recommend to others.
Came to Leeland today after run club! Always pleasant and quick service! I had the cheesy classic today and it was a pretty plain burger I would've wanted a little more but overall still good. The ambiance is very causal and laid back, great spot to chill and hang out with friends
I really enjoyed my brunch experience at Leeland House. I visited for the first time after Sunday service looking for a chill brunch vibe that didn't have all the extra activity that comes with other Houston restaurants. The Honey Butter Chicken biscuit was AMAZING!! The chicken was nicely fried on a homemade biscuit. I appreciated the fact that I could add bacon and they had a good mixed berry jam to balance out the savory with sweet. Of course I did the mimosa carafe and the choice of fruit juices (Mango) instead of only plain OJ was a bonus. What I ended up appreciating the most was the service model. All orders - food and drinks, are placed and paid for at the bar upon ordering and you're given a number to take to your table. There are multiple bartenders so you don't have to worry about a long wait or having to go look for your server which was refreshing. Only reason I'm not giving it a 10 is because of the limited indoor seating and lack of free parking which is expected for this part of town. There are fans on the porch and in the patio area so it's not unbearable during the meal. Overall 9/10!
If you like eggs Benedict even a little...GET THE LEELAND BENEDICT!!! Best eggs Benedict I've ever had, and I've had a lot. My husband got the jam burger and said it was amazing as well.
5 months ago
Good food! Fast service! Nice music! Great customer service! You should try!! I will be back! read more
3 months ago
6 days ago
Took my daughter and her friends for breakfast after a night at the Marriott. We all really enjoyed what we got. The sliders were so good and so were the potatoes. The dolce coffee wasn't wonderful but it was coffee. The girls however LOVED the strawberry lemonade and strawberry matcha. It was a cute place with a nice little vibe. I know this place would be great for a Sunday funday. There was parking around back but no ramp if you're needing one so keep that in mind. The bathrooms were unisex but that doesn't bother me. They were also very clean. Loved that. read more
Everything here is freshly made and good. I ordered the honey chicken biscuit. It wasn't a wow factor it tasted a little too plain to me but it was fresh. The ambiance is chill, the service was decent, and it's worth trying out for brunch. 4 stars is me being nice I'd put it at 3 read more
Leeland House is a swanky brunch spot frequented by many by the looks of it. Featuring a small but straightforward menu, an outdoor area with a big screen, and good bites. We got in despite there being a wait by using the back outside area. This does seem like a very busy place so plan around potentially waiting. They have customer parking out back but if you can't find a spot there then you'll have to settle for street parking or the pricier lots across the street. Ordering is quick and the service was good, bringing our dog a water bowl and refilling water very quickly. We ordered their fried French toast, plain cheeseburger, and Cobb salad. The food came out at a decent time despite the server saying they were backed up and it was pretty good. The Cobb salad was refreshing and savory, the fried French toast very sweet with a nice crunch, and the cheeseburger was good but came with spicy house sauce when we specifically asked for no sauce. The fries with the burger are also very peppery but the flavor and texture are good. When we went to close out we were all very happy with our meals. One thing to pay attention to was when we were tipping they only had 3,5, and 7% as options unless you custom tipped which was strange. We're unsure if they auto charge gratuity or not so check your bill, don't seem like they did though. Honestly, Leeland House is pretty good as a casual, fun brunch spot that feels very communal and alive. It was a lot of fun and we think you'll feel the same way when stopping by. read more
I came to Leeland House with a party of 8 to celebrate a friend's birthday. I was a little hesitant after reading some earlier reviews, but to my surprise the experience was great. The food came out in a timely manner, and our waitress Brianna was prompt, attentive, and made solid recommendations. Service stayed consistent even with our larger group, which I really appreciated. I did have a small issue with being charged for grilled chicken on my salad since it already came with it. The team handled it the right way and made it right by offering me a shot that I selected, which was about a 2.5x price difference. That kind of customer service goes a long way. Overall, good food, good service, and a well-handled issue. I will definitely be back. read more
21 days ago
Leeland House used to be one of my favorite brunch spots in EaDo with chill vibes, solid food, good service, and drinks that didn't feel like an afterthought. Sadly, those days are gone. What was once a hidden gem has completely lost its charm. The service was painfully slow and indifferent, the food was mid at best, and they've added an automatic 20% gratuity for the privilege of being ignored. It feels like they're trying to keep up with every other "Instagram brunch" spot in Houston... they're just missing the fake grass wall and neon sign. Really disappointing to see a once-great spot slide into substandard mediocrity. read more
1 month ago
My cousin and I visited this spot after hearing about their "elevated breakfast," but while the food looked good, the overall experience didn't quite live up to that label. When we arrived, the hostess let us know it was open seating--so we grabbed a spot on their spacious patio, which was lovely. There's also a small indoor area if you prefer to dine inside. However, the setup was more casual than expected: after claiming a table, you place your order at the bar, and the food is brought out to you. That's totally fine for a relaxed café, but it didn't match the "elevated" experience we had in mind. That said, the bartender was very friendly and made us feel welcome. We ordered the Sweet Potato Hash, Leeland Benedict, a Honey Lavender Latte, and a 'Stachio Matcha Latte. My cousin enjoyed her latte and Benedict--especially the bacon it came with. My dish, on the other hand, fell a bit short. The avocado mash didn't taste fresh or homemade, and I would've much preferred fresh sliced avocado. The sweet potatoes were inconsistent--some were delicious, others undercooked. The lavender latte was very light and didn't leave much of an impression. Also worth noting: parking is street-only, so it's a good idea to arrive early to give yourself time to find a spot. Overall, it's a cute place with friendly service and a relaxed vibe, but the food and setup felt more casual than elevated. Nice if you're already in the area, but not a must-visit. read more
I've passed by the place a few times and wanted to give it a try. The food is pretty decent but it is WAY too overpriced. We paid $56 for 2 drinks and 2 lunch items. The brisket hash and the honey chicken brisket was decent. The iced coffees & matcha had more ice than liquid but they did have other milk options which was nice. But my biggest gripe is, every order has gratuity added in which is outrageous. You pick your own table, scan a QR Code, walk inside to the bar, stand in a line, order your food and all they do is bring it out to you. You can't even ask for more honey, to go cup or even more napkins. Why charge gratuity if you Arn't even going to serve us? Does the gratuity go to the bartenders standing back behind the bar or the cooks? This is also not posted anywhere visible where you order, the bartender told us this after we ordered and charged our card. THEN they ask for a tip on top of the gratuity. If we knew this beforehand we would not have came because why am I paying a gratuity if we have to do all of the work for you. read more
5 months ago
This rating is particularly for the food, not meeting expectations. Reece was amazing as a server and took very good care of our table of 8. The vibe was really great as always, which is why we came. For the food, timing was decent from ordering to the table, but my order was for the Bananas Foster Dream Pancakes. What attracted me to this dish was from their actual Instagram page. The image and description definitely made me want to order but I was disappointed because I thought I was getting these delicious caramelized banana pancakes. The issue is I received regular pancakes with syrup barely drizzled and regular pancakes. Just look at what I received vs what I ordered red from their page. read more
This is my second time here for a group brunch situation. I believe it is Black owned so it's a popular destination. The first time I didn't have the food but it was a nice atmosphere. This time there was 20ish of us so I know that can be chaotic. They seemed to have a system down where they came to take our order instead of the usual order at the counter and got our names for the orders so it could be separate checks. Ir was still a mess with wrong orders, misplaced orders and long wait times even for tea. I ordered the sticky chicken biscuit and it left much to be desired. They put honey in too of the outside of the biscuit making it near impossible to actually pick up and enjoy as a sandwich. I was really looking forward to the pimento cheese in the sandwich but there was only a drop so I asked for more. The chicken itself wasn't flavorful to me and the potatoes were the best part of the dish. We were outside and it was 50° and due to the permanent canopy there was no sunshine. We had to request multiple times to get heaters which still didn't help much. Long story short they tried to accommodate us with the service but it was still lacking, food was unremarkable and outdoor seating was inadequately heated. I'd be willing to give them another try with a smaller party but I didn't see or hear anyone raving about their food. Parking is limited behind and in front of there is paid street parking and a few adjacent streets with free parking. The lock in the first bathroom doesn't work and seems like something easy enough to fix but hasn't been. read more
1 year ago
This was my first time trying this restaurant for brunch. I heard of this place via TikTok. There are only a handful of parking spaces in front of the restaurant. So we resorted to parking on the street. We parked behind the bbq restaurant across the street and there is free parking on Sundays. Inside seating in both buildings is small. All tables inside/out are first come first serve. All tables have a number and QR code menu. Have someone stay at the table so you don't lose it. You have to stand in line to place your order. They have two separate ordering lines, one inside and one outside. We decided to sit outside. They had two large screens of tvs playing sports. One was closed captioned. They also had a DJ outside and he was playing great music, mostly R&B. When placing your order, you have to give your table number. There is an 18% gratuity charge automatically added to your bill. If you order a mimosa or alcohol drink they give it to you upon ordering. Specialty coffees are delivered to the table and so is the food. We waited about 15-20 minutes for our food to come. I had the honey chicken biscuit, my friend had the sweet potato hash, and the biscuit basket. The honey chicken biscuit was good. The chicken was flavorful and the biscuit was soft and buttery. The dish was served with diced potatoes. The potatoes were okay. I wish I substituted the side. My friend enjoyed her dish/biscuits. We ordered a pineapple craft mimosa. I didn't taste the pineapple, but it was decent. My friend said, "they put a splash of the pineapple and majority of the drink was champagne." I'd be open to trying other flavors of the drink. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and food here. I will definitely return to this restaurant soon and recommend to others. read more
Came to Leeland today after run club! Always pleasant and quick service! I had the cheesy classic today and it was a pretty plain burger I would've wanted a little more but overall still good. The ambiance is very causal and laid back, great spot to chill and hang out with friends read more
I really enjoyed my brunch experience at Leeland House. I visited for the first time after Sunday service looking for a chill brunch vibe that didn't have all the extra activity that comes with other Houston restaurants. The Honey Butter Chicken biscuit was AMAZING!! The chicken was nicely fried on a homemade biscuit. I appreciated the fact that I could add bacon and they had a good mixed berry jam to balance out the savory with sweet. Of course I did the mimosa carafe and the choice of fruit juices (Mango) instead of only plain OJ was a bonus. What I ended up appreciating the most was the service model. All orders - food and drinks, are placed and paid for at the bar upon ordering and you're given a number to take to your table. There are multiple bartenders so you don't have to worry about a long wait or having to go look for your server which was refreshing. Only reason I'm not giving it a 10 is because of the limited indoor seating and lack of free parking which is expected for this part of town. There are fans on the porch and in the patio area so it's not unbearable during the meal. Overall 9/10! read more
3 months ago
If you like eggs Benedict even a little...GET THE LEELAND BENEDICT!!! Best eggs Benedict I've ever had, and I've had a lot. My husband got the jam burger and said it was amazing as well. read more
While I did enjoy my food and the vibe of Leeland house, I have no choice, but to feel like I went on a bad day. It took 40 minutes to get sat even with the reservation, and and the restaurant seemed severely understaffed. While there were lots of available tables, our righteous struggled, making regular rounds to visit us. In addition, the restaurant was out of burgers, and biscuits, which really put a damper on our larger group who was seeking both breakfast and lunch options. This is such a cool place, with great drinks and an amazing vibe, I am hoping that my next experience will be better. read more
2 months ago
11 months ago
Leeland House is easily one of my top Sunday Brunch spots. Yes, the parking situation isn't the best, but the brisket hash and the whole vibe make up for every stressful U turn. There's actually 2 houses; one in the front, one in the back, with a patio in between. The 2nd one is technically called Around the Corner, but honestly, it's all Leeland House to me. Just know there's no table service; you order at the bar and they bring the food out. If it's crowded, make sure they know where you're sitting, trust me, plates have gone missing like they entered the brunch version of the Bermuda Triangle. This is also one of those Houston spots that love a good day party... Adult Skip Day, anyone? IYKYK And the drinks are always strong. I thought maybe it was me because Im a lightweight... but nope, It's them! Definitely a Sunday Brunch go to! read more
9 months ago
Stellar spot for a hungover brunch. Nice back patio with airflow and food is great. Got the Honey Chicken Biscuit and it was a great size with lots of honey, chicken was crispy, and biscuit was dense and delicious. Potatoes on the side were nice. read more
What to do on a Saturday, have lunch at Leeland House. Ambiance: Parking is a mix of free, pay via barcode and self parking via parking attendant. The space is 2 houses and a patio in between them. The dress code is causal. Service: The ordering is done at the bar and they bring out the food to you. Think the ordering service could be revamped to either scan and order via toast tab or give people a number placer so that food can be delivered properly. Someone had ordered food, but the waiters were wandering around trying to figure who they belonged to. I suggested if they didn't find anyone, I'd be glad to take it. Food: There's a couple of offerings each to fill an appetite. Lupe & I decided on getting the brisket hash. It came out quickly and it was hot. The brisket itself was very flavorful and the potatoes were crisp and the egg over medium was nice mix. For drinks, Aperol was having a complimentary offering, that we got to enjoy and then I ordered a hangover hibiscus mimosa. It just cost a dollar more than the standard orange mimosa, so technically you're just paying for the "premium" flavor. We enjoyed our visit. I do recall I had visited once during covid, and highly enjoyed this visit more than the previous one. Will add to my rotation to stop in again for brunch with friends. read more
My first time coming here. Love a nice brunch spot and they brought all the vibes. It's open seating and they have water stations through the restaurant. You just use the QR code at the table to download menu and go up to the window to order. They did have 2 spots where you could order. The QR code at our table didn't work but we were able to get a menu. Love that they have a DJ and 2 huge TVs to watch the game. I ordered the Leeland Benedict and it came with a salad and bacon. The salad I wasn't a fan of. I think it was just warm outside and the salad was warm as well. The rest of my food was amazing. My sister got the brisket hash and it was delicious as well and you can't beat at a blood orange mimosa carafe. It was delicious and perfect for 2 ppl. I would definitely come back. I recommend the back patio it's more seats and there's dabs everywhere. The inside was warmer to me than the back patio, we were also strategic and got a table near a fan. Totally recommend for a group, date, or even solo. read more
9 months ago
I jumped on Yelp to find a breakfast/brunch spot in the middle of the greater Houston area for a breakfast gathering some friends and I have every few months. Leeland House has been on my list for awhile so we decided to check it out. They are a pretty popular spot but they do not take reservations. Parking is mainly street parking but they do have a tiny lot as well. We came around 10am and they place was pretty packed. We also came on the day they switched to full service as opposed to the old way of finding a table and ordering at the counter. Needless to say, we had a pretty long wait at about 30 minutes. Luckily the weather was nice so it wasn't horrible. When we were seated, all they had was patio seating which was fine with us. Since it was their first day of full table service, the staff seemed a little nervous and lost, but it was still pretty good service. I don't know what their gratuity policy is, but they let us know upfront that there is auto gratuity and we only had a table for five people. I did find that a little odd and off putting. As far as the menu goes here, it's pretty limited. For a place that says they are a breakfast and lunch establishment, it is mainly focused on the breakfast part with about 10 items. Then they have two salad options and two burger options and a couple of sides. That's it. I will also say their breakfast options are more on the savory side. My friends and I like savory, but we like options to share like pancakes or waffles, but all they had was Fried French Toast. I started off with a Mont Blanc which was an iced citrus cold brew that had flavors of brown sugar, vanilla and citrus. It was a very good coffee but it was a small serving and cost 8 bucks. I will pay for good food and drinks, but the value has to be there. The same applied to the food. I ordered the popular Brisket Hash. It had brisket from across the street at J Bar M topped on a bed of crispy potatoes, egg cooked your way, caramelized onions, cheese and a cilantro aioli. They ask all the right questions as far as how you want your egg and if you want any extras with it. I did say yes to fresh jalapenos, but it never made it on the dish. Three out of the five of us ordered this and we all thought it was delicious, but the portion was pretty small and was about 18 bucks. I also got a half order of the French toast. It was a little underwhelming because it ate really dry and was not worth 9 bucks for essentially one slice of bread. All in, my meal came out to about 45 bucks with the three items plus auto gratuity. That's expensive for breakfast in my opinion. It was good but not worth the price. I did love that hash and coffee, but I can't see myself coming back here anytime soon if at all. read more
We came here as we were looking for brunch with a vibe. It's open seating; it was hot but we wanted to be outside with the dj. We scanned the QR code on our table and it didn't pull up the brunch menu so when we went to the station, we just asked about the correct menu then. I ordered the blood orange mimosa with brisket hash. All of the food was good and came out quickly. It was a nice vibe. The music was good and the atmosphere was pretty chill for those looking for a calmer brunch setting. I'll definitely be back. read more
7 months ago
What a fun spot!! If you're looking for quick seating, great coffee, and a solid food this is your brunch spot! The host sat us right away and you have the option to be served or self serve at the bar. There was no pressure either way. They are also pet friendly! The wait for food took a minute however they were slammed. I also thought $12 was a bit much for two pancakes but still delicious! read more
I liked this place for what it is was. A great lively brunch place to enjoy the weather and catch the game, that much was well executed. The staff were friendly, but service was pretty slow and they missed simple things like utensils. I had to ask for utensils like 3 times before we had enough for the table because their utensils were oddly mixed (2 knives and a fork or 3 forks or no forks, weird). The food was good but nothing to rave about. read more
16 days ago
11 months ago
We went for brunch and I had the sweet potato hash. The portion was a decent size for lunch. The only thing that threw me off was that the spinach didn't pair well with the aioli sauce. I tried a bit of the fried French toast and it was delicious. read more
8 months ago
It used to be a favorite brunch spot of mine, not anymore. Compared to when I first came in 2023, it's terrible. The food quality has gone down, portion sizes have shrunk, and the service is the worst example of hospitality I've experienced in Houston. For them to have a patio you'd think someone is thinking about the fly problem, and a solution with table fans or blowers to try deter the pests. No, instead I watched a fly enjoy my friend's barely eaten açaí bowl. I'm disappointed and would caution against eating here until they make some changes. read more
1 month ago
Food was good but not really hot. The gravy is a different take on traditional cream gravy. Drink was sweet and tart. Would try something different next time. Ambiance was good with good vibe music. Service was good. Everyone was really nice and we were seated quickly. read more
This is a really relaxed spot with delicious food. However, I noticed that their online menu doesn't match what's available in the restaurant, which was a bit confusing when trying to place our order. I was looking forward to trying a few specific items but unfortunately, they weren't available. We did order the sweet potato hash and the fried French toast, both of which were outstanding and deserving of a 5/5 rating. As for customer service, there's definitely room for improvement. The staff member who took our order seemed a bit dismissive and communication could have been clearer, though he wasn't unkind. One thing to keep in mind is that they do not accept cash. Overall, a great place thats mostly quiet. It would be a cool space to work from as well. read more
5 months ago
The customer service was excellent here. My waitress Toni went above and beyond to ensure I had a pleasant dining experience. I ordered the shrimps and grits, it did not disappoint. So if your looking for great service and good, check it out read more
2 months ago
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2119 Leeland St
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Can this place accommodate a group of 30-40 ladies?
Hello, how much are carafe of mimosas?
$15 for just oj and $16 for different juices
I saw on instagram that brunch was offered everyday, is this true for week days?
Brunch every day until 3pm according to their website!
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