Really good home-cooked Greek food. If you don't know you better get with it. This place is great…read morechicken and rice Soup sampler plate for two should be more like for four it is huge. Come get you some. If you in the neighborhood, you won't be disappointed.

I visited here one weeknight when I was in the mood for Greek food. They're not really a typical…read moresit down restaurant but they do serve some hearty dishes. During my visit, I was the only dine in customer and I'm thinking most customers may order to go or do catering as the atmosphere just isn't very homey at all. I reviewed the menu and was originally set on ordering some dish with beef tenderloin as they have a few, but I ended up selecting my go-to, a gyro. I didn't want fries, so I subbed for the lemon potatoes. The gyro was very large and filling, and tasty. The pieces of meat were just shaved and not crispy or anything like you may receive on some gyro at other places. The potatoes were homemade and basically 1/4 potatoes, sliced lengthwise. I was so full from the gyro that I only ate one of the potatoes but didn't think it was very lemony at all. Customer service was excellent the entire time and they will even come to your table and take your plate away as if they are full service, which they aren't . I also ordered a slice of coconut cream pie, or at least that's what they said it was. It had no cream in it and appeared to be a coconut custard pie not that different than the one I make at home. It was delicious as well.

Wow, I honestly didn't know what to expect with this place. Michelin recognized...James Beard…read morewinner...in the most unassuming location. First, it's a freaking shopping strip with trash parking. That's the only complaint...oh and pretty warm inside but we are in the Texas heat. However - the food and experience was impeccable!! We got the bluefin tuna tostadas (10/10), Grilled Octopus & bone marrow (10/10), potato & queso empanada with caviar and crème fraiche (8/10), peach & burrata (9.5/10) as the appetizers and I can confidently say I was already blown away. Then we got the Wagyu Carne Asada (10/10), Duck two ways (9/10) and the Street corn agnolotti (8/10). Nothing was bad. it was all so good and I now see why there's so much recognition around this place. The service was great, the ambiance was unassuming, the food was perfection, and lowkey - I'm going back in the fall for next season's menu. Kudos to this place bc holy shit. You deserve all of the accolades!

Took a drive (1 hour, one way from southwest Houston) to get to the restaurant which is located in…read morea strip center and somewhat nondescript. Parking was expected to be an issue as the lot is shared with other businesses in the center, but was not an issue for an early evening Saturday. But parking can be an issue at times, I was told. The restaurant is small with only tables and maybe 4-5 seats at the small bar. We arrived about 15 minutes before our 6:45pm reservation and had to wait due to no available tables, but that was not a showstopper. The noise level was moderate throughout our stay such that one could easily carry on a conversation with table mates without having to scream. Almost all patrons were nicely dressed. Since this is a Michelin acknowledged restaurant two years in a row, we were expecting uniqueness and we were not disappointed. That said, food was very good, but I would not rate it as spectacular. The blue fin tuna tostados were delightful and hands down the best dish we had. Ceviche mixto was excellent with a just a hint of heat. I would order these two appetizer dishes again. Main courses consisted of duck 2 ways, redfish with green mole and risotto, spring cavatelli, and grilled shrimp & pork belly. All were delicious and uniquely tasty with the exception of the duck. Mind you, I really like duck and the sliced portions were excellent and perfectly seasoned and moist, but the pate-like accompaniment was not that good, plus the mole sauce was not what I was expecting. Table sides of Brussels sprouts and fried cauliflower were good but nothing special. The Eton Mess with strawberries was simply delicious. Would I go back? Maybe, but not anytime soon.

went here the first time for an afternoon tea i reserved with friends. the ambiance was great! very…read moredecorative and each person got their own unique pot of tea and china. the food was tasty and the tea selection was robust. I feel they put thought into the blends you could pick from. though it was not clear from the website that afternoon tea only includes hot tea and if you wanted the iced tea it would cost extra. it would be nice for that to be mentioned somewhere because i feel they spent a lot of time outlining all the other details on the website. the service that day was slow, i think there may have been just one server for everyone inside the shop and it was pretty busy. so i think that influenced that side of it. but things happen. overall my experience was great and would love to come back.

My daughter's God mom wanted to take her out for lunch and wanted somewhere quaint, we went to walk…read morearound Old Town Spring and I mentioned having tea, and I decided I'd give The tea Kettle another try because in fact the food was great last time it was just miscommunication and service was a little off. This time we didn't have a reservation but we were told we'd be able to dine in 20mins so we walked the shops a bit more. When it was time we got a call to come back and was seated and hosted by , she was sweet. Ordered off the main menu and got a peach tea, which was delicious by itself but I like my teas a little sweet so we got some sugar and honey as sweeteners. We also got the fairy water for the baby girl. (She loves it) The grilled cheese and soup is so tasty and comes out hot which is also good for a soup. The portions (Caprese sandwich and mushroom sandwich) were so filling but we ate it all, even the accompanying salads. We chatted and laughed and had a great afternoon tea in this quaint little restaurant.

The brisket was phenomenal, and the ribs can go toe to toe with the masters in the craft. The sides…read morewere just ridiculous, one of the only places I've eaten where every single side hit it out of the park. I also really wish they appreciated the attention to the dining experience more. Little things matter. paper towels at the tables, an easy-to-find tray return, and someone offering water for free or for sale. It will make for a much more enjoyable, its hot AF in houston from march through November and agua is a must. Dining experience aside definitely worth a stop if you're looking for top-tier BBQ in Houston.

Visited Rosemeyer today about 1pm, no line. I ordered the Big Boy Box. I chose Brisket and Wings…read more It came with one slice of brisket and 3 wings, potato salad, Mac n cheese and two slices of bread. It is supposed to come with a sausage link but mine was missing! That was disappointing because I was going to order a link but the guy confirmed it came with a link. So I also got 1/2 pound of brisket. And I got an order of bread pudding. BRISKET was ok, not much flavor. I guess I assumed it would smell or taste like it was smoked. I didn't try the wings but it looked like it had flavor. 1/2 pound was 3 slices of brisket. POTATO SALAD was ok, it was like mashed potato salad or like a mousse. MAC N CHEESE was ok. It was shells and cheddar cheese, that's all I tasted. But the kid ate it, no comments. BREAD PUDDING was $5. And all you get is a condiment full. It was like a dough ball soaked in sauce and candied pecans. If you go, recommend ordering small portion to try. I ordered this about for dinner for 2 adults and a kid.

Best place to eat in Old Town Spring, especially on a beautiful day - they have a great outdoor…read moreporch near one of the towns courtyards. Server is so kind - and quick! Try their ranch and get extra pickles!

Where to go after visiting the dentist and getting no cavity report? Enter Lynn's Table. Packed…read moreduring lunch on a weekday. Quaint little shop serving scooper ice cream and cakes and pies. We got the 4 layer chocolate cake which comes with a scoop of your choice of ice cream. Rocky Road was good and the cake even better being not super sweet but very moist and chocolaty. The prime rib sandwich isn't on the menu but comes with a slice of prime rib (cooked medium with no redness). BLT was slightly better in my opinion. Potato salad was creamy and the house garden salad was very standard. The dreamsicle float is vanilla ice cream with a bottle of Boylan's orange soda. Not quite a dreamsicle in taste but very tasty nevertheless.