Hole-in-the-wall brunch location, almost didn't see it lol. Parking is slightly tight. Country…read morePlace Cafe has a cozy vibe and the workers were super friendly. Ordered at the register and then grabbed a table. So sad they sold out the crab cake benedict right when we ordered; I'll be back earlier next time! Shrimp and grits was salty but the shrimp quality was decent. The other dishes were delicious though! Ordered huevos rancheros (3 sunny side eggs, refried beans, flour tortilla, potato, bacon) and old fashioned benedict. Overall a decent brunch place!

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!

In from out of town and my husband says the "spicy" salsa is SPICY! We're from Louisiana and this…read moreman gets everything SUPER spicy, so that's saying something! Great service, the margaritas are fantastic, and the food is SO yummy! And Steven is hands down the best--and cutest--waiter! Definitely a great find while we're in town!

This was an interesting experience. I am not sure how to best rate it, so three is a nice neutral…read more Located at the former residence of Killen's TMX, and across from Bogies, this joint sits in a decent sized parking lot that was designed by a crazy person. Bottom line, plenty of spaces. Side note, they're not all spaced the way you might expect. Walking in, the place was hopping. Much more crowded than the former business. Pretty good sized menu. They serve you the red salsa, but you can ask for the green. The kind that gives you heart burn for hours. Worth it. Both salsa were great, chips were fresh. We ordered house margaritas, and those were also very good. Pricing was average. For food we ordered the parrillada El Malecon. Mixed beef and chicken, with ribs and quail. Here's where things went a little rough. We ordered the "for two" but the entire was still in a " for one" portion. 3 pieces of steak, 3 chicken, one quail 2 rib portions. Definitely seemed off. The manager came by, and we discussed. On THEIR menu, the double portion is only 4 strips of steak, 4 of chicken, still only one quail, and two rib portions. The reasoning we were given is that people don't seem to like the quail. First, nothing about this is "for two." For 45.99 this isn't it. The chicken and beef were good, the quail was not seasoned well unfortunately, and the ribs were over sauced with a cheap syrupy sauce. Overall food was a no. But here's where I also have to give credit. They stuck with their defense, and while we discussed someone brought a plate of chicken and beef. While we weren't going to ask for anything, we do appreciate their thoughtfulness and speedy resolution. Maybe they knew it was coming , or maybe they just jumped ahead to make it work. Either way, we appreciated that effort. Overall, service was great, food was 50/50. Wouldn't do the parrilladas again, but would try other menu items.

Yes indeed, my 1st time experience was outstanding! Our Server, Lisa was the absolutely best. Her…read morecustomer service skills were fantastic. The Power Bowl was simply delicious...I will be returning!

I love coming to Hash Kitchen on the weekends! The music is always good, the atmosphere is fun, and…read morethe customer service is consistently great. One thing to keep in mind is that reservations can sometimes be hard to get, especially on Sundays, so I definitely recommend booking ahead. The drinks are always good, and the food never disappoints. This time, I ordered the Side Chick, which comes with a biscuit, potatoes, and eggs. It's one of those meals that I can order over and over because it's always delicious and filling. If you're looking for something sweet, their French toast is also really good, with a variety of different toppings. Last time, I tried the Banana Split French Toast, and it was really good! The portions are generous, and I always leave Hash Kitchen feeling full and happy. I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a fun weekend brunch spot!

today is my birthday I went in to enjoy my food and I was satisfied had a great server named Liz or…read moreiz super sweet and patience I didn't know what to get but she recommended me a few plates and everything was great thank you so much for letting me have a great experience the day of my birthday

Sunday brunch at First Watch was every bit as busy as expected. Arriving around 11:00 a.m. meant a…read moreroughly 30-minute wait, but given the packed dining room, the turnaround felt reasonable. Once seated, the service quickly made a positive impression. Our waitress was attentive, friendly, and efficient throughout the meal. Unfortunately, she never introduced herself, which is a shame because she absolutely deserved recognition for how well she handled a crowded brunch rush. The disappointment came with the Salmon Benedict. Visually, the dish was excellent and arrived looking like a menu-photo winner. However, the flavor never matched the presentation. The salmon lacked freshness and delivered very little taste overall. The combination of ciabatta bread and red onions also failed to elevate the dish. For a dish with so much promise, it was surprisingly bland and desperately needed a trip to "flavor town." While the Salmon Benedict missed the mark, the overall experience remained positive thanks to excellent service and the strong quality of everything else surrounding the meal. First Watch continues to shine in hospitality, even during one of the busiest brunch windows of the week. Just be prepared to choose your entrée carefully.

The food at another broken egg cafe was excellent. Our server Savanna did an excellent job. We will…read moredefinitely be back on another day when we want brunch. I can't eat atmosphere so I don't pay much attention to the ambiance.

I hate leaving reviews like this, but this experience needs management's attention…read more When I visited this location during a family reunion in Houston, the men's restroom had an overwhelming odor of urine. There appeared to be bodily fluids on the restroom floors and on top of the stalls, extending toward the sink area. One of the urinals had a paper towel placed over it with what appeared to be bodily fluids present. The restroom needed immediate attention. While those sanitation issues were occurring, I observed someone watching a UFC fight on a cell phone that had been propped up on one of the restaurant's decorative areas. Whether it was during work or not, it gave the impression that sanitation was not being treated as a priority. I informed a server about the restroom conditions and asked if someone could address them. I was told not to have an attitude by my server (while explaining to him the plate). That response was disappointing, especially after raising what I believed were legitimate health and sanitation concerns. My partner also told me she saw creamers dropped onto the floor and then placed back into the serving container instead of being discarded. She also informed me that the women's restroom had bodily fluids on the toilets. To make matters worse, the plate my food was served on had dried food residue around the top, rim, and on the underside, which I photographed. Clean dishes are one of the most basic expectations when dining out. I hope management takes these concerns seriously. Restaurants are responsible for maintaining clean restrooms, properly sanitized dishware, and food-safe practices. Those standards protect both customers and employees. Unfortunately, this visit did not reflect those expectations.

Food delicious…read more Service - so good even though they were all young. Great manners and super friendly. Business was quiet, clean and ready to serve. Perfect for groups and dates. I'd recommend this place Food was delicious and so affordable

Me and my husband were looking for brunch nearby our house and wanted to try something other than…read moreour usual. Based off the reviews I read I was already a bit suspicious but when we arrived around 10:30am on a Saturday it was quite empty inside- also a bad sign. When we walked in we were greeted and seated. Indoor seems quite dirty, the wait staff seem like high schoolers who don't care about customer service. The avacado toast I ordered was pretty average. We quickly ran out and tried to not put our hands on the table- everything seems icky. Overall, there are many better brunch spots in the Pearland area. I wouldn't recommend! They really don't have attention to detail- the Thanksgiving sign was still on the building outdoors when we went three months after. In addition, there was a man selling things for dogs outside the door stopping us every time we tried to exit or enter.

I had an amazing experience! The food was delicious, the drinks were excellent, and the customer…read moreservice was great. This is my third time at KnP Social. I love this place. My friends and I enjoy their live entertainment.

KNP quickly became one of my favorite neighborhood spots. Tucked away in Shadow Creek, it's the…read morekind of place that works for just about any occasion, whether you're meeting friends for drinks, kicking off a night out, enjoying live music and line dancing, or celebrating something special. We stopped in on a Tuesday and were amazed by the energy. The place was packed, the atmosphere was lively, and everyone seemed to be having a great time. Luda took excellent care of us and made us feel genuinely welcome from the moment we arrived. Great food and drinks, great people, and great vibes. Whether you're looking for a casual hangout, a fun date night, or a memorable place to mark a milestone, KNP delivers an experience that keeps you wanting to come back.

We've been here three times, and we've left satisfied every time! We didn't know this place…read moreexisted for the better half of a year living a mile away. Parking is tight. They have a sliver of a lot right off of highway 6, and there's usually a big ass truck parked somewhere along the way making getting through a whole situation. This place has always had a good crowd every time we've come through, so plan accordingly. Staff has always been super nice, and really fast with service. We've had a different person each time, but the excellent service is provided every time. The gumbo is hearty and flavorful. The crawfish queso is solid. Your usual queso with a good amount of mudbugs mixes in. I think I'd like a little more creole flavor in the queso, personally. The grilled platters have been excellent. The scallops are always done perfectly, as are the fillets. The oysters, I'd rather have Rockefeller, or raw. Personal preference. The boudin stuffed salmon was really good. I'd like less oil when cooking the salmon, but the boudin counters the fried fish flesh taste well. The snapper Pontchartrain is quite a meal, very flavorful, and quantity is enough for two meals. The parmesan crusted snapper is fantastic. The etouffee is quite tasty, it has some very interesting flavors mixed in. We've never left a meal here disappointed. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

Even though this is a small mom & pop restaurant, the food was . The service was great, staff was…read moreattentive. They don't serve hard liquor so beer and wine is what we had for adult beverages. Didn't have a chance to grab a shot of the crawfish etouffee before my husband dug into it be he THOROUGHLY enjoyed it!

This place is more of a bar with food as an option. The food here is not great but ya think it is…read morecause you're drunk . Even though the prices here do add up when ya combine the amount of drinks and food ya get . The staff here takes their time and are chill but definitely a lil tipsy . The prices here are extremely overpriced and don't over pay here . Overall your restaurant shouldn't have to re lie on people getting drunk to say the food is great the food should be awesome on its own with no drinks involved.

No idea how this place was supposed to work. There is no sign for the bar in the strip center it is…read morelocated in. After some research, it sounded like it was located in the Italian restaurant nearby. We walked in the Italian restaurant around 10p, and the employees were cleaning from dinner. The manager had no idea what the speakeasy was, so she had to ask another employee, which mentioned that they were closed? It seemed like nobody knew of the speakeasy that was supposedly located in the restaurant. Just save your time and hit the spots downtown. Pretty disappointing.

Aria is a must visit beside the ambiance is the amazing service and delicious foods. The service…read morewas outstanding - Zara was so helpful, professional, friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. She went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and her recommendations were also very good. Now to the food, you must try the Suya wings (my preference is dry) it was seasoned just right and the flavor was in the chicken. The portions are very good and options to choose was great.

Fantastic experience all around!!…read more This was maybe my second time having Nigerian food (my first being jollof rice), so take with a grain of salt. Food: They gave complimentary plantain chips with tomato based dip. Water was chilled ozarka bottles, also complimentary. We got the beef suya with jollof rice as side ($20). Portions were huge, plenty for two people! The beef suya was flavorful but was pretty salty when combined with the well seasoned jollof rice. Service: Food took awhile to prepare, maybe 20 minutes, but understandable. Otherwise, very attentive. Ambiance: Really nice and upscale. Everything was also very clean. Overall, highly recommend if looking for Nigerian food in the area! Weren't that many patrons but we came around 2 pm. Lots of takeout orders.