My husband and I have stopped at Hruska's multiple times when traveling. It's a gas station that…read morehas a convenient store, a grill and bakery. I usually call in our order when we are about 20 minutes away from our stop. Everytime I call in the order the person on the other end is friendly and repeats back what we order. The convenient store part of Hruska's has a lot of items that you can choose from to purchase and they have clean bathrooms which is a positive. When we get there we park, walk in and head to pick up our food at the counter. It's usually labeled with the ticket stapled to the bag. We then get in line to pay for our food. The line is usually backed up but moves fairly quickly. There is also a small area with tables and chairs that you can sit at and enjoy your meal or sit there if you need a rest. For my meal I usually order a Hamburger which comes with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions. I usually get mine with mustard. Their burgers are so good and a good size. Overall Hruska's is a great stopping place while traveling. Whether it's for gas, a bathroom break, or if you want to grab something to eat this is a one stop shop place.

A must stop if you are traveling between Houston and Austin on Hwy 71. I'm usually a Bucees guy,…read morebut this place specializes in something that the beaver doesn't. Kolaches! Arguably one of the greatest foods ever invented. Atleast in my world. How can you go wrong with bread filled with sweet or savory fillings? Hruska's is about halfway between Houston and Austin and a perfect rest stop to fill up on gas, use the clean facilities, grab a snack or indulge in their amazing baked goods. They are steeped in history and have been around for decades passing along the family recipes. It's obviously improved structurally over the years from a country store and looks like a modern gas station now. It's always pretty busy every time I have stopped in, but they are a well oiled machine and keep the masses moving with excellent customer service. They have all your gas station essentials like snacks and beverages. What sets them apart is their bakery. Here, they label their kolaches as the traditional fruit filled variety. I like them, but they are never my first choice. I love the ones with meat inside. Here, they label these as pigs in a blanket. They have a large variety of both. I usually go for a regular sausage and cheese, but over here, they sell a delicious pan sausage kind. On top of all their sweet and savory baked goods, they also sell burgers on the grill. Their burgers have made it to the Texas Monthly Top 50 burger spots. I have yet to try it. Overall, this is an always stop place for me. I highly recommend stopping here to stretch your legs and enjoy a delicious pastry while you're at it. I will definitely be back.

Food and drinks are amazing we come nearly every Saturday. My husband gets the toasted Yolk and ai…read moreget shrimp and grits.

Among a shopping area flooded with things to do and eat, The Toasted Yolk Cafe stands out as a…read moretasty brunch spot begging for your hunger. We arrived and sat outside due to having a dog, beating the small waitlist they had of people wanting to eat inside. Feels like it gets busy there so be prepared to wait (they don't take reservations). The interior and outside areas are clean and simple, ordering was also fast too. Our server was attentive and quick, although she did make a remark asking if one of our party was sure they wanted to order as much as they did. Ignoring that, ordering was smooth. We got their pancakes, French toast, a side order of bacon, side order of sausage, and ranch omelette with biscuits and grits. Everything was good but the standouts were the pancakes and omelette that were very filling and hit the spot. Not many brunch places can be consistently good across all dishes but Toasted Yolk certainly was. It's convenient, relatively cheap, and good food. It's a great way to set yourself up for a good rest of day shopping in the nearby area (which is exactly what we ended up doing.)

Stopped in for brunch and was first time here. Great place. I had the power bowl. Was a nice blend…read moreof veggies and eggs. The avocado was not really avocado it was guacamole really. Been better if it was fresh sliced avocados. Still worth a five star review. Would love to try the biscuts next visit.

i'm really gonna miss these guys. They had amazing potato pancakes. Amazing breakfast biscuits,…read moregravy, and eggs. So what happened? Cracker Barrel, their parent company sold them to a competitor (Biscuit Belly) who promptly closed this and most other locations. I do highly recommend boycotting Biscuit Belly. The CEO claims a lightbulb went off when he saw this company. I guess his lightbulb was to close all the stores.

Good ambience and welcoming customer service. However, my poke bowl was strangely salty, I don't…read moreknow if it was meant to be that way, but regardless not as enjoyable as I expected it to be. Portion was also quite small for its price. We ordered a side of scrambled eggs, but arrived undercooked and with fishy aftertaste, and the salmon on the avocado toast was as well slightly fishy. The beignets were exceptional would come a million times again for those.

I've tried Dish Society a few times to go, but dining in made my experience much better! I kept it…read moresimple and went with the traditional breakfast and substituted the toast that it usually comes with for a house made biscuit, and the fruit for the gouda grits. My food was very good. Those gouda grits absolutely stole the show and I can see why they are so popular!!! The bacon was crispy and the eggs were cooked perfectly. My only complaint is that while the biscuit was buttery and had great flavor, I believe it was somewhat over baked as it was more on the chewy side rather than fluffy. Other than that everything was great! I can't wait to come back just for the grits alone!!

Another pleasant surprise in what I'm going to arbitrarily designate as a brunch fusion menu…read more Firstly, it's a very nice layout. Tables are well spaced plenty of room eight crisp environment really just a very comfortable ambience. The services superlative from the moment you walk in in which you are immediately accommodated to the server who takes an order and then the servers who serve the food which is not necessarily one in the same. It's simply a very efficient service system and very pleasant if you're a customer. You get warm food. In my case I had hollandaise with Salman underlying it, which was very good. The eggs were cooked perfectly the hollandaise not by any means obnoxious but a very deliberate Irving and a wonderful salad, which both underlines the egg and is served as a side with the eggs, which were perfectly poached. In so far as the buzz is concerned, there are wines and beer available and really quite an extensive menu in both. I enjoyed a beer with mine, which I know it sounds like an odd combination, but it worked quite well for me. Really this is a wonderful addition to Katy options for breakfast or brunch.

As someone who frequents the Buzz and Bites in Spring Branch since it is right around the corner…read morefrom my house, I was excited when my job moved into a new office just one street over from the Katy location. I had been watching this one being built for a while and was especially curious to try it since this location has a full bar, which adds a really fun twist to the traditional coffee shop concept. I stopped in for lunch and decided to sit out on the patio which ended up being the perfect choice. The atmosphere was relaxed, bright, and inviting with a nice open feel that makes it easy to slow down and actually enjoy your meal. The staff was friendly and welcoming from the moment I walked in and everything moved quickly and smoothly. I ordered the guava mimosa and it was SO good. Light, refreshing, and honestly the perfect daytime drink. For food I had the chicken avocado wrap and substituted the chips for truffle fries and both were SOOOOO good. The wrap was fresh, warm, and packed with flavor and the truffle fries were absolutely worth the upgrade. I love that this location keeps the cozy Buzz and Bites feel while also leaning into a slightly more elevated vibe with the bar and patio seating. Between the atmosphere, the friendly staff, and the great food and drinks, I can already tell this will become a regular lunch spot now that it is so close to our office.

This was our first time trying Early Riser Cafe in Cypress. We walked in hoping to find a new…read morebreakfast spot to add to our rotation. When we arrived, the restaurant was empty, and I will say our server was very nice and welcoming. One thing we immediately noticed, though, was that the menu prices were crossed out and changed. The waitress explained that prices have been fluctuating, but it did feel a little unpolished and confusing seeing gouged-out pricing on multiple items. I ordered the breakfast quesadilla, and my wife got the South of the Border omelet. We also had the roasted potatoes, which ended up being a very small portion. My main issue was that several items listed (or expected) didn't come as described. The quesadilla was supposed to come with sour cream and pico, but they weren't served on the side. We were told the pico was inside the quesadilla, which wasn't noted on the menu. Additionally, both dishes had raw, unsautéed onions mixed into the scrambled eggs. That wasn't listed in the description, and I personally don't like raw onions, so it definitely affected the meal for me. I think ingredients like that should be clearly stated. The cheese sauce tasted like standard heated nacho cheese and was very runny, not what we expected from a breakfast dish. The sour cream also tasted off. Overall, while the service was friendly, the food and menu presentation didn't meet expectations. Unfortunately, we probably won't be returning.

We stopped in at Early Riser Café and had a great experience overall. Our server, Liz, was…read morewonderful, friendly, quick, and precise with service. She was also very informative about the menu (maybe a little too informative, but in a good and helpful way ). We were able to choose our own seating, and everything moved smoothly from start to finish. The food was tasty. we ordered a build-your-own omelet, eggs-your-way with mini pancakes, and a kids' meal, all of which came out fresh and satisfying. The only reason I held back from giving 5 stars is that the coffee was a bit on the watery side. Otherwise, everything else was spot on. I'll definitely be back to try more options from the menu!

Great breakfast is an art form, and the artists at Paradise paint a Caravaggio masterpiece daily…read more They never mess up anything and I've eaten there for years and years. Food servers are always cordial, prompt and anticipate your coffee depletion in the most timely fashion. Mexican immigrants owners, and staff, just work their butts off making wonderful breakfasts move from a mere wish to a very tasty reality.

Thank you to YELP that this location was perfect for my group of 10 people for breakfast. The menu…read morehad something for everybody, the quality was delicious and the price was perfect! There was ample parking on the street bathroom was clean and can I say again how delicious the food was? If you pass by this area or like me, decided 5 miles out that we all were gonna do a U-turn and head back and go to this highly rated YELP place, do so and tell your party of 10 not to complain because their tummies will be satisfied lol highly recommend will return

I have heard about this restaurant for quite some time and so we drove out on Sunday morning to…read morehave brunch and must tell you that the cuisine was quite good. I had eggs Benedict with crab, wonderful bacon, and home fries, and because I had traveled all the way out to Belleville, Texas. I made it a point to complement it all with a pancake, which was equally wonderful. It's a lovely restaurant and I think I read somewhere that it is old time Texas architecture and I must tell you it really was quite lovely. There was a patio and the weather was wonderful. We chose not to dine there but the next time we're in town. There is no question that we will make it a point to do so. The bartender was very capable, bloody Mary's and mimosas as well as a myriad of other drinks. Very many top shelf, liquors, and a wonderful cup of coffee make for not only a pleasant dining experience, but frankly a wonderful dining experience. If you're ever in Belleville, Texas, I would make it a point to stop by and enjoy really a top level dining experience.

4th of July!!! The all American lunch. So delicious. Perfect balance. Between meat, bun,cheese,…read moreegg, vegetables, and those delicious fries!! Perfect way to celebrate