One of the best meals I've had all year, hand to GOD. If this place is even remotely on your radar,…read moreget there before they shut down in mid-July. It's worth making the trip now, not later. The menu is exceptionally well-curated, hitting that sweet spot of what Houston does best. comfort, creativity, and just enough flair to keep things interesting. The space matches the vibe: modern and minimalist with a subtle Chip-and-Joanna-Gaines touch. The drink menu is just as thoughtful. Even the well spirits are solid. We kicked things off with the deviled eggs topped with maple pork belly, easily some of the creamiest I've ever had. Do not split an order. Everyone at the table should get their own. For the entrée, I went with the Sunday enchiladas made with Killen's famous brisket. Smoke, salt, pepper and exactly what you want from a dish like this. It typically comes with Mexican rice and refried beans, but the rice was running behind during my visit, so I swapped in scrambled eggs (it was brunch) no complaints. They were simple buttery, creamy and just damn delicious. peach bread pudding that was downright decadent. Easily one of the best desserts I've had in a long time. Make you wanna slap yo momma.

Interesting conversation: No room without a reservation…read more Cool, can I sit at the bar when it has a seat available ? Not without a reservation. OK so I can reserve a seat at the bar? No! I guess I'll come back when it's a Whataburger

Really delicious brunch spot with several locations in Houston. I loved the Brisket & Eggs plate…read morethat came with cheese grits. I also had a cup of decaf coffee with oat milk. My friend had a sausage, egg, and potato skillet that he said he was already craving to eat again a few hours later. You order at a counter, get a number for your table & our food came out within 5-10 minutes, so pretty fast service. The servers were all very polite. The place may have needed a little more AC because of the wall to wall windows, but I would still go back for the great food, and would recommend it to others. Free parking behind the building.

I found this gem on Yelp while I was just passing through, and it turned out to be a fantastic spot…read morefor a late breakfast or brunch. The staff were super friendly, taking the time to explain the menu, which I really appreciated. They offered fresh-squeezed orange or grapefruit juice, and I went with the orange. it was crisp, refreshing, and definitely hit the spot. I ordered the brisket breakfast with two sunny-side eggs, and it was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere was modern, hip, and full of good energy. I loved the vibe, and it felt like a great place to just relax and enjoy. As I was leaving, I noticed a long line forming, and I realized how lucky I was to get in so quickly. The freshness of the food was epic and every bite was tasty and vibrant. The restroom was clean as well, which is always a plus. I'm giving this a full five stars and definitely a place I'll keep in mind next time I'm in town!

While on vacation, we beelined it straight from Hobby Airport to the Treebeards Cloister location…read morefor lunch. We were pleasantly surprised to find parking right in front of the restaurant. Delicious-just like I remembered from my childhood. Portions are huge. We could have easily split a meal. If I were going back again, I would get the small instead of a large portion for sure. Definitely recommend this place. Yum Yum.

You would not know there is a restaurant open to the public that is inside a church that have your…read morecafeteria style food and you can check the website to see what they have on the menu as it change. It is very peace inside here. The food was good and the price is fair. It is a very unique spot for lunch in downtown Houston.

This was a pleasant surprise for brunch…read more My friend suggested we try something new in Houston and I wasn't disappointed with the staff, ambiance, location, and menu options. My build your option was delicious, and all of the ingredients were fresh and made to order. It was cooked perfectly and had grits, fresh fruit, and wheat toast. A definite winner. My friend has the grilled chicken sandwich with a fried egg on a croissant. Couldn't be mad at all at the experience, as I can't wait to try more options on the menu. Looking forward to my next visit. Side Note: Kitchen was exceptionally clean

The Churrasco Platter is phenomenal! The Achiote Potato Cheese Patties that come with it are…read moredelicious. And the fresh avocado and salad accompaniments are the perfect bite to offset the rich and flavorful beef skirt steak and the mild sauce. Great value for flavorful food and portioned perfectly for breakfast or brunch. The Caffeinated Greek was very STRONG in the alcohol content...some may enjoy that, I did not. I enjoy sitting on the patio outside and watching the cars go by. Easy going place.

Great late night spot to hang out! I've been here when it was the conservatory as well and it's a…read moregreat space to mingle with friends or go on a date. I came after a musical on a weeknight and it was one of the only places still open in downtown. Decent food options (Asian, taco, hot chicken), few arcade style games, and plenty of TVs. I enjoyed their World Cup decor and hope they get more business during this busy month!!

I love a good food hall, especially when you're with a group of people. Can't decide on one…read morespecific type of cuisine, split up amongst the different stalls, and bring all the random selections back to the table so everyone can try something different. Underground Hall, like its name suggests, is a subterranean food hall in downton Houston. They have a burger stall, a taco stall, a chicken stall, an Asian BBQ fusion stall, an icea cream stall, dessert stall upstairs, and a full bar. I ordered Birria Tacos, while also sampling hot chicken mac n cheese fries, and brisket eggrolls thanks to what everyone else ordered. Everything was delicious. The bar offers $1 champagne shots and has a solid happy hour outside of their already pretty good regular prices. My only negative was the bathrooms. Tons of graffiti, smell, and in general needed some serious clean up love, but it didn't ruin the overall visit. Just a heads up. If you or your group can't decide on where to go, go everywhere at the Underground Hall!

No, you guys...no! You guys be lying to yourself if you say this food is good. Come on now child…read more I bought 3 plates (#1- meatloaf, mash potatoes, arancini #2-roast beef, mash potatoes, Mac and cheese #3- beef enchiladas, Mexican rice, and beans) and 2 pies (lemon meringue and raspberry cheesecake). Total was $51.47. All I can say is..where is the salt?! Seasonings?! Love?! I regretted going in the moment I walked in, but I ordered anyways. The meatloaf was probably the best out of the 3 plates, and even that wasn't good. The roast beef was not good. Let me tell you, you can get a cheap cut of meat and still make it taste good. But this cut was cheap and not prepared correctly. It was a sad sad lunch. I got side eyes the whole time at lunch because I chose the lunch spot. The pies were good. Out of the lemon meringue and cheesecake, I preferred the lemon meringue. I would be surprised if they made the pies in house, because if they do, great for them. They should just be a bakery. Regardless, I will never..NEVER return. I'm sorry to whoever's mamas or grandmamas in the kitchen, but they need to retire. I said what I said.

I walked in a was greeted by a friendly lady who welcomed me. This place is a cafeteria style…read morerestaurant, like Piccadilly, Wyatt's and Lubys. As I was ordering and asking questions, I found it to be a little hard . It was a language barrier. The steam table consisted of spaghetti, meatloaf, baked chicken, dressing, chicken fried chicken and steak, green beans and corn. They had deviled eggs that looked good. I like my deviled eggs sweet so I asked her were they sweet and she keep repeating no no deviled eggs So I passed on them. I also got a wheat roll which was so old and hard when I pieced off of it , it crumbled The food was actually ok but not hot at all. The meatloaf plate was$11.50 and the spaghetti was $8.50. The decor was super old and brought back memories of my family going to eat after church on Sunday in the 80s. Would i go back here again I probably would. I'd just try something different.

Our waitress VANESSA was the absolute best. She was very tending and super sweet. Besides her…read moreawesome customer service, the food was delicious. Well seasoned to perfection. Large portions. Fairly priced. Only downfall is the long wait before sitting down. Food was worth the wait.

5 stars hand down if you don't get Julian as your sever you're missing out on chef kiss service…read morefood delicious it's worth the wait ! try their soft serve liquor and come take a shot to vibe bathroom was clean they had the game on & overall atmosphere was great !! thank you Julian for your service

This 80s theme diner is an awesome experience. The glittery tables, the colorful lights, the…read morenostalgic music videos in the background, the barbie photo op - it was so fun! On top of that, the staff was extremely friendly and understanding and made the experience 10x better. We got their appetizer sampler but had to replace the sliders with onion rings as they were out of the patties. All of the appetizers were decent and satisfied our cravings, my favorite had to be the fried pickles. We all got different sandwiches and one friend got the breakfast tacos without the meat. If you are vegetarian, this restaurant still works great bc they're open to customizations and already have a few of meat-free options. I opted for the Philly cheesesteak with fries. The sandwich was a little dry but I still loved it. As a fries lover, I was very happy with my fries and we had leftover queso from our appetizer sampler that went great with my meal.

Gilbert was my server. He was so adorable and very knowledgeable about the menu. He recommended the…read moresliders and the turkey club said those were his favorite. I wish I would've listened. I originally ordered the taco Tuesday, which weren't very good but they did let me replace them with the sliders, he recommended and he was right they were delicious. It was trivia night inside so I enjoyed the patio all to myself on this beautiful Wednesday night! Thanks Gilbert! Service was 10/10 Food 8/10 Ambiance 7/10 (DJ on the mic was too loud for the small diner)