The good: clean, nice and fast service. Drink from bar was great…read more The bad: ordered a burger and the patty could have fooled me for McDonald's. The server said this is their usually patty. Not impressed, and not on quality from the old Madden's we knew and loved.

Loved the professional presentation of all the dishes! Had the crab cakes, and they were delicious…read more Smaller portion size, but that's my preference anyway..saves room for dessert. The outdoor seating vibes by the course were nice as well.

Diana and Carol were amazing servers. They attended us at every moment. Ive never had to wait for a…read moredrink or wait for refills. Hands down the best service ive ever gotten at a restaurant. Good service, both beautiful ladies and good micheladas.

This is a gluten free review…read more Their menu is clearly marked and MANY dishes are GF. Our server was knowledgeable and able to answer questions. Plus she was careful to recheck one of my sides with the kitchen before bringing it to the table. We did ask about the chips based on previous reviews, our server reassured us they are GF. Food was good and we'll be back!

Let's jump right in and get to it. To start, Coco Shrimp originated in the downtown DFW area by…read moreIsaac and Lauren Hadley along with some family members. They loved the food of Oahu, which I fully agree, is flavorful and fantastic. and I'm glad to see they're making their way south *come to Houston next?!* Location & Parking - 3.5* (5* if walking) I always like making a visiting to CS since my days living here. What I don't love is the level of change for the worse as real estate developers (in this case a PPP b/w Midway and the University) continue to bleed college kids, or their parents, for more money. So what am I ranting about as it pertains to Coco Shrimp? The parking sitch! This gem of a food spot is located in Century Square, which in itself is excellent for walking to if you're a student on campus or nearby resident. It's not so great for locals or anyone who has to drive here. The spaces are pay to park all around this area. Now, it is gratis for the first hour if you register in the ParkMobile app, and that is only good once per day. For Coco Shrimp that's plenty of time to dine and enjoy a quick catch up with friends, but no hanging around unless you want to take your chances with what are surely underpaid parking attendants just doing their jobs for the RE overlords. For reference, 1-2 hours it is $3.00, for 2-3 hours it is $4.00. Check the Century Square website, or the parking app, for the latest pricing. There is a solution to this, but I'll end this rant here. So off the bat, the whole pay to park just grinds my gears as an old timer who remembers a much different Aggieland. I'll go yell at a cloud now. Interior / Vibe - 5* Once you handle your parking situation it's all on the up from here. The interior layout, character, and vibe is solid. It definitely has the island life and chill vibe you get with little spots on the island. They have plenty of seating to meet a group of friends and they are quick to greet you. All of the interior was very clean and well kept. It shows the workers take pride and enjoy it here. Food - 5* The concept is simple, which is what makes it genius. They offer primarily rice and salad with your choice of shrimp options: spicy, sweet & spicy, butter garlic, lemon herb, or a sampler. Breaded/fried or grilled only for the options. I inhaled my entire meal, it was fantastic and I would easily eat here frequently if given the chance. The taste of Hawaiian island life is here and it's delicious. Service - 5* It's counter style ordering here and they do their best to locate you when your order is ready. They are quick to greet and they are really helpful in guiding you through the menu options. I love the sustainability aspect of providing a souvenir style cup that makes for a great cup at the house but also a discounted refill cup when you return. Really solid on their part. Cost / Pricing - 4.5* I say it all the time, this is subjective. I find it to be good value. Is it the same cost as a food truck in Hawaii that will get ya a meal for $5-10 bucks? No, is it a solid portion of fresh rice and salad, shrimp, and quality to bring it and satisfy a normal appetite? Absolutely. I think it's a fair balance. Overall - 4.5* I'm rounding up here since we can't score half ratings. I am tempted to knock it to a four star given the parking, but it's not entirely in their control aside from leasing elsewhere - I'm sure they wanted to be close to campus for strategic reason. As someone who worked in the industry, knows the work it takes day in and day out, I couldn't be happier for these folks. I'd love to meet them and have very real conversation about a Houston location. There are plenty of staples to visit in the BCS area, but this place is definitely one of my faves to visit in DFW or CS when looking for a quick, fresh bite. Come check it out!

Coco is a nice change-of-pace spot for a lighter lunch/dinner. We took the advice of others and got…read morethe sampler platters. Think the clear winner was the original Coco Shrimp -- the butter shrimp, spicy, and sweet/spicy were all good, but were maybe trying a little too hard. Generous rice portion with the platter (enough to make this into two meals with leftovers). Great service, tasty hibiscus tea. Note that this is in Century Square, so you have to deal with that parking situation.

Came here for the first time with my kids. I don't love Mediterranean food, but I do enjoy it from…read moretime to time. My kids don't really care for it, but they'll smash it if I force them to lol. Anyways, I'm not really super familiar or know how authentic these dishes are here, but I still thought it was delicious and flavorful. They have a left-to-right style buffet line to include and drink and dessert station. There's also a little bell that you ring if you want 1 lamb shank. They only give you one so I got my kids to ring it so I can smash 3 of them lol. The lamb shank was a but bland, but super tender. The salad bar area had a lot of flavorful and fresh cold dishes. The meat items were honestly, all a but bland, but with the help of some good ole salt, it was pretty delicious. The desserts were ok, pretty sweet for my taste. The staff are friendly and fast. Free parking is located in the garage for about a 5min walk, otherwise, paid parking right in front. Be sure to pay if you park in front because they will tag you and make you pay like it's a legit parking ticket. Lots of tables to dine at and the restaurant is very clean. This place has been opened for less than 2 months.

Amazing food selection (beef, chicken, lamb, fish) that is halal, fresh tasting food. The whole…read moreplace is also very clean. Dessert selection included baklava, a jam cookie, and a semolina flour cake with coconut. They had lemonade, rosewater, coffee, and soda machine for drinks. The staff, especially the manager Baha(spelling?) were extremely kind and welcoming. This place is an 11/10 and what century square needed to help diversify its food scene!!!

Very nice counter staff. Small menu, the burgers are too lean. The Bulgogi Burger was very good…read more The buns are also good. Moist and just right. We were hoping it would be a better burger because we came to see our Grandson and wanted a nicer place.

The Burger house... or should I say Shack cause that's what it looks like !…read more I was in C station trying to find a good burger place. I used to live around Hempstead, Prairie view and Waller a couple years ago when I first came to Texas and it was kinda hard finding good places to eat ' I'm not gonna lie I was scouring yelp for about 30 mins before I stumbled across Burger House. I even got to the point where I asked some locals and they said Burger House was a burger staple in C station. Upon looking at the photos, it seemed like a burger that you make at the house to be candid. When I pulled up, I was like "oh wow this place look like a straight shack that's fasho." I decided to go through the drive-through & when I pulled up to the drive-through the gentleman who took my order was hella welcoming and just overall nice like he was happy I pulled up. I swear I was the highlight of my visit. I ended up getting the combo , bacon cheeseburger with fries and a drink, and it was for decent price too. The burger itself was mediocre if I'm being honest, the meat lacked some seasoning, though the fries were pretty decent with a soft inside, light crisp outside. I like the fact they put the lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles on the side instead of in the burger which can make it soggy. So there was some attention to detail. The Bun though? That thang was soft on the outside and was lightly toasted on the inside, which was dope. Would I be back? If I'm being honest, just to say wasup to the gentlemen who took my order and that's about it!

Go on Wednesday and get a signature spud. Call in your order 30 minutes before for fast service…read more Window service only... covered tables available outside. A little popular, so parking can be rough.

did u even try....literally just mashed potatoes and cheese drove 40 fucking mins and now have to…read moredrive another 40 or hope they remember to give me a free one next time fucking dumb usually not much to complain about but fuck this just feels like laziness

Saw a few new items on the menu today and thought I'd give the chicken quesadillas a try…read more excellent!! Next will be the fish and chips. Really enjoy the neighborhood vibe Good job!

A random pick unsure of where to lunch, but it was great. Staff all super friendly, and plenty of…read moreseating outside in the shade. Had sort of a roadhouse feel to it, and definitely got busy as the lunch hour progressed. Had a couple beers, the brisket Philly, a frito pie and side of Mac and cheese. Really wanted the brisket queso too, but chickened out as I already ordered quite a bit. Will get it next time though, the brisket in the Philly was delicious. Entered a raffle with an older couple for a pistol on the way out, which I wasn't expecting, but as the elderly gentlemen said, one can never have too many firearms. Fingers crossed I guess lol all around a fun stop for lunch.

I've been wanting to come to Zeitman's since I stumbled on it on Yelp. I've been wanting a NY…read morestyle Reuben sandwich for the longest time. We went on a Sunday and it was busy. The cashier said it was their busiest time. We lucked into finding a table to enjoy our food. It is like a busy deli in NYC. The Reuben was fantastic. My wife got the cheesesteak. They grill the meat and make the sandwiches right in front of you so they are hot and fresh. My wife's cheesesteak was ok. Seemed kind of dry and didn't have any peppers and not too many onions. Maybe that's the NYC way and not Philly. Anyway I love the place. We will definitely be back to try their bagels and other sandwiches. Oh yeah. I also got a Dublin soda. It's a craft soda (Coke) made with pure cane sugar. Goood.

Food: Pretty average I would say. The bagel is not on the thicker side but it is chewy. Flavor was…read moregood but nothing amazing. Service: A bit slow but kind staff. Atmosphere: Indoor seating although it's on the smaller side. Liked how they had other baked goodies that looked good but did not taste.