This is a legit breakfast spot. Don't let the strip mall feel change your mind. Its order at the…read morecounter and have a seat type of place. The chilaquiles are amazing. And dont forget the coffee with a hint of cinnamon. If you want a friendly staff, great food and a family friendly atmosphere this is your spot

Man I've been here so many times and told so many people about their chilaquiles. But Jesus Christ…read morethe service has gone down hill. It took nearly an hour for an order of chilaquiles and a torta to come out. It was not as busy as it usually is either. It got to the point that I put my number up front of our table to get someone's attention. I then heard our number being called in the back kitchen and it still took longer. I noticed our table was not the only one. No server even waited on us and let us know about delay or say anything. Just dropped our food off without utensils and left. Probably won't be back for a while after such service. Honestly lost my appetite and didn't enjoy my meal.

This was my 2nd visit after a couple years. I came with my husband and two young children…read more The cafe was busy on Saturday morning around 10 am but we were able to choose from a couple table options. You order at the counter and the server will bring the food out to you. We got chicken and waffle & chicken and pancake, French toast with side of scrambled eggs, and an iced lavender latte and English breakfast hot tea. The food & drinks quickly came out, which is always greatly appreciated when dining with kids. The chicken was a generous portion and juicy. The butter had a unique flavor and paired well with the chicken. The pancake and waffle were also big portions. The latte was sweet and well balanced. The manager came around checking on us and was very attentive when I needed to request an extra cup of hot water for our tea. The floral wall decor and light fixture gives such a cozy vibe. Service was top notch and friendly! We definitely will consider coming back soon again.

Visited for brunch around 2pm on a Saturday as a party of 3…read more Overall, menu has a lot of variety and we appreciated both lunch and breakfast available all day. Portions are large/filling and we felt the food was delicious and a good value for money. When we arrived the line was long and menus were not available so we had to search for the menu on the website to avoid deciding at the counter and holding up the people behind us. After ordering, tables were cleaned consistently and service was friendly. Only feedback about seating was outside parties would take chairs from other tables and leave them with no seating and not all tables we're shaded. The drinks being available at the bar when it is busy and then food being delivered to the table was a bit clunky. I picked up water and utensils for our party before sitting and would have preferred to have to pick everything up at the counter or have everything brought to the table to avoid multiple trips around when the restaurant is busy.

This is a cafe chain for health-minded breakfast, brunch & lunch options such as omelets, salads &…read moresoups. First time visiting and had to have the blueberry lemon cornbread. It was absolutely delicious. Very nice atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating. Service was great and food was served in a timely manner. Nothing special about the other breakfast items as it was the typical omelette. Great place to start your day. Very nice dinning experience.

First Watch First Watch.... Me and my family went to Houston for about 4-5 days and started…read moreeveryday with First Watch. They have the best tasting syrup I've ever had. The juices are always great. The outside patio was peaceful. And the food doesn't leave you fat backed and sluggish. This is our favorite breakfast spot.

this is my favorite place to go to every Sunday brunch. I love the ambience and I love the…read more beautiful

I went here looking for a good brunch/breakfast and almost every part of this experience was less…read morethan impressive. The ambience was boring, it was like eating in an empty event room or something but that could have been forgiven had the food been good. Not one aspect of my meal was edible. The hash browns were stale (how old do they have to be to make a potato stale??!), the eggs were burned and had a rubber texture. These days money doesn't go quite as far so I try to be really selective about where I spend mine and today I spent almost $20 for 2 bites of food.

Food was delicious. The food was authentic and portions were generous. Happy Hour drinks were…read morevery good and tasty. Cafe de Olla was delicious and served with a Concha! Highly recommend.

Tried a new to me place for bkfst tacos . Ordered 1 each bacon egg , ham egg, and potato egg …read more Only made it home with bacon and ham. Wasn't charged for potato so that's on me for not checking mt order before leaving. Of the 3 places I typically buy from I'd rate this place 2nd favorite as my 1st is closed on Sundays. Horchata would be a nice addition to their beverage menu, just saying!

Had a great experience at Whiskey Cake in Stafford yesterday. My family treated me a fantastic…read morebrunch for Father's Day weekend. My wife and I have been to WC several times before for lunch, happy hour, and dinner but this was our first time for brunch. We had 1pm reservations and the sky looked like it was going to pour down ran any moment. Our hostess was very kind and let us pick the table we wished to sit in order to get a good view of the bar and windows to keep an eye on the weather and the arrival of our family members. Our server, Dane, was in top form and gave us suggestions for a starter. We were torn between the Jalapeno-gouda biscuits, Candied Bacon and other tasty sounding dishes and quickly agreed the Goat Cheese Fondue. The dish arrived shortly after our whole party was seated. Dane had great presentation as he drizzled olive oil over the steamy, bubbling cheese dish that looked amazing, smelled wonderful, and tasted even better. Melted goat goat cheese with a blend of olives, roasted tomatoes, garlic confit and thyme that we generously spread over warm toast points. It was all devoured in no time. Dane returned to clear our plates and took our order. The brunch menu is an exploration in so many things to suit your breakfast or lunch craving. We ordered the Strawberry Short Stack, the Hangover Burger, Brunch Sandwich, and the Steak and Egg Hash. Out of curiosity we also ordered a side of the Green Chile Cheese Grits. My wife and I love to share so the Strawberry Short Stack and Brunch Sandwich were perfect for dividing. Those pancakes are picture perfect, fluffy, and just the right amount of sweet. Interestingly, Dane had asked if we wanted the toppings of strawberry compote, vanilla anglaise, whipped strawberry butter, and lemon shortbread crumble on the side so we could control the sweetness. For us that was the perfect suggestion as we were able to individually taste each accoutrement to build our perfect bite. The Brunch Sandwich was fantastic. Sometimes a breakfast sandwich can appear to be unwieldy but in this case it was manageable to cut in half and handle appropriately, The everything bagel was the right vehicle for this savory bite of fried-medium egg, layered with applewood smoked bacon, pickled Fresno peppers (for nice pop of spice), greens, american cheese, and a garlic-basil aioli. I didn't taste the Hangover Burger nor the Steak and Egg Hash, perhaps because I was a bit gorged on the pancakes and sandwich but the dishes looked amazing and I have a mental shortlist for the next time we dine at WC. Oh, and I did mention that we were curious about the Green Chile Cheese Grits. Out of this world! Those grits stole the show. We all kept commenting on them. Get them. You will be rewarded. When we dine we always expect good food. For us, service is the reason to come back. Dane was an outstanding server. He had personality and hospitality which is rare these days. He was conversationally engaging. He never lingered too long, always seemed to anticipate what we might need, politely asking to clear plates. Hat's off to Dane. Thank you Whiskey Cake for delivering a great dining experience to kick-off Father's Day weekend. We will be back.

Either I need to come more frequent to order my favs or I need to write a letter pleading with…read morecorporate to bring back the original hummus plate and the mini charcuterie. Everytime I come back they have taken one of my usual items off . Thankfully the fries and mustard seed ketchup still hit the spot! I did try the cinnamon roll for the first time today. It is definitely meant to be shared. So flavorful and soft. I didn't technically have any brunch food so I'll be back to try those jalepeno cheddar biscuits and gravy

Wow, what an awesome visit today. The staff is all amazing from Grant the manager to Mariah, our…read moreserver! We love seeing all locations, but this is our favorite. Keep up the good work. You guys are awesome!

Snooze has such a fun and memorable atmosphere. The decor is bright, kitschy, and eclectic with a…read morevery retro 1970s-chic vibe that gives the restaurant a lot of personality. Everywhere you look there are colorful details and playful touches that make the space feel lively and unique. The servers were incredibly nice and welcoming, and despite the busy atmosphere they worked very quickly to get us seated and served. The service felt efficient without ever feeling rushed. We ordered the breakfast burrito, avocado eggs Benedict with a side of grits, and everything was excellent. The breakfast burrito was packed to the brim and very flavorful. They definitely did not skimp on the filling, and every bite was satisfying. The avocado eggs Benedict was rich, decadent, and beautifully balanced. The creamy avocado complemented the dish perfectly, while the briny capers helped cut through the richness and brought everything together. The grits were classic Southern comfort food at its best. Warm, creamy, and delicious, they honestly felt like a warm hug on a plate.

For years, I told myself I would stop by and check our DIsh Society. I use to have doctors at the…read moreMethodist Primary Group a few steps away; I was finally able to convince my Mom to transfer her care to this area. Recently she had an afternoon appointment and I was able to swing by and join her. When her appointments were completed, it was in the beginning of peak traffic time, so we decided to walk over to DS and have a bite to eat and catch up This space is so open as well as cozy. Soon as you enter, you head straight to the counter to order. From there, you're given a number and choose your seat. Booth and table options are available. On a Thursday afternoon, the place wasn't busy but not empty, which gave my Mom and I the opportunity to catch up without a noisy dining room. The food came out fresh and hot and for the price, we were surprised by the portion since its was the $10 HH burger and fries. The fountain drinks were interesring as well. DS does not have Coke or Pepsi products. They have similiar flavors you would find with those brands. I enjoyed the Mexican Coke. It seemed to not be as fizzy aa your own well know caffenated Compadres but still carried a great flavor. Let me not skip over the dessert! Mom LOVED the pecan pie which she states had whole pecans instead of pieces. I did not wven notice that she had been getting pieces of the pie as we talked. Half of it was gone when we left. That means is pretty scrumptous! I had enough willpower to eat my chocolate chip cookie when I got home and it was worth the wait! Not only is the cookie huge, but the semi sweet chocolate and sea salt is chef's kiss. Grat combo of both worlds. Combine that with the crunchy outisude and chewy, gooey interior and this is one of the best cookies I've tasted in a long time. So glad to dish all this goodness to Yelpers and remind them of another gem in West U that will not only give you a great place to get a bite but satisfy that sweet tooth.

I've been to Dish Society a handful of times over the years. This was my first time checking out…read morethis location. I stopped by with my buddy on a Thursday evening close to 9 p.m. Free parking was a cinch in the parking lot they share with several other businesses. Service (4.5/5): You order at the counter and then they bring your food out to you. The lady who brought me my food checked on me twice and was super nice. She called me "sweetheart," a little Southern hospitality goes a long way. Ambiance (4/5): Modern, clean, and comfortable. In line with other Dish Society locations I've been to. We sat at a booth/table combo. Drinks (4.5/5): I love when a restaurant has more than your standard selection of soft drinks. You'll find that at Dish Society. They have "craft" sodas and a nice selection of juice blends. Plus sweet and unsweet tea. Food (4/5): I went with a cup of the tomato bisque soup and the Nutella French toast. The soup tasted as good as it looked. Some croutons or a piece of garlic bread would have been nice, but outside of that, this starter couldn't have been better. The Nutella French Toast was similarly well done. I love French Toast and I love Nutella. So this was a match made in heaven. Along with some sliced strawberries and some blackberries, I was happy I went with a breakfast dish for dinner (they serve brunch all day). The prices are affordable for the quality of the food. My only complaint? The portion sizes are pretty small. Case in point: two slices of French toast when most places will give you four. Pro tip: Join their club for discounts.