Baklava, Middle Eastern Candy, chocolates, ice cream, fruit pastries, cake, nuts, lattes, crepes,…read moreand so much more. The service is wonderful and speedy here. You may walk in and see a long line, make sure you're in the correct line and don't worry, the line moves quickly. Royal Roastery Houston, is open late for those who want to stop in for dessert, there are plenty of choices, it's a coffee shop and cafe so there's plenty of seating inside as well. Everything I tried was delicious. What will you have when you visit?

The desserts here are fun, unique, and very different from what you find at most places. My only…read morecomplaint is the lack of labeling for many of the products. For example, with the Turkish delights and ice cream selections, only a few items are labeled. For most of them, you have to guess the flavor or ingredients. When I asked questions, there was a language barrier, and the staff member behind the counter was unable to clearly explain what the items were in English. This can be especially frustrating for customers with food allergies or dietary restrictions. In the U.S., I would expect all flavors and ingredients to be clearly labeled so customers can make informed choices. Even if staff members are not fluent in English, having accurate labels for flavors and ingredients would greatly improve the customer experience. The desserts themselves are excellent, but better product labeling would make the experience much more enjoyable and accessible for everyone.

Come for the samples and buy a lot more since they are so good! Delicious Swiss chocolates and…read moreconfections! Läderach has high-quality, beautifully crafted chocolates and well worth a stop.

People are talking about this place... why? Go and try a sample and see…read more You can't leave without making a purchase. If you just want a nibble, ask for a bark piece. Delicious chocolate with a price. It's not your typical Hershey bar. It's SWISS. Friendly customer service.

Wow!! Canned drink, an order of beef tallow fries, and a smash burger that's ONLY available…read moreSaturday and Sunday for $20. The burger and fries were mouthwatering! Extremely yummy, I can't even tell you. Employees are knowledgeable, down to Earth, and friendly. The place is clean clean clean! There is nowhere to sit inside, but there are shaded picnic tables if you want to brave the Houston heat. Already told everyone I know about it!

Wagyu beef smash burger, beef tallow fries, and a cold DrPepper - perfection…read more Bellaire has always been a burger town. Unfortunately, two of the big burger hotspots have gone away in recent years. Wagyuru is breathing new life into the area, holding forth an excellent burger. You gotta try them.

I ordered a charcuterie board for my 9 year old's birthday party. It was beautiful and delivered on…read moretime and very courteously. All the parents stayed to graze. The quality was really good. Really great service. I will probably order more in the future!

They made an excellent charcuterie board for the engagement party I was organizing. I was happy to…read moreallow them to decide what would go into the board, since I am not familiar with charcuterie foods and did not want to be stuck with option paralysis. We ultimately loved the cheese and fruit selection - there were some interesting cheeses in there that we were glad to get to try. Pick-up was smooth and timely. I would use them again for special occasions in future.

The Cottage Grocery is such a gem. It's this cozy little spot on Joanel where you can grab coffee,…read morea breakfast taco, a fully prepared dinner to take home, a bottle of wine, and a box of cookies all in one stop. Basically if you want to look like you cooked but didn't, this is your place. The chicken salad is famous for a reason. It sells out constantly and I get why. The pastries and cookies are fantastic, the soups and casseroles actually taste homemade (better than homemade, honestly), and everything is made fresh in-house daily. I've grabbed their chicken tetrazzini for lazy weeknights more times than I'd like to admit. Staff is sweet, the space is adorable, and the wine selection is surprisingly solid for such a small shop. Great for dinner parties, host gifts, a quick lunch, or just treating yourself.

Absolutely loved this spot, but the only reason I took away a star is because we dined inside and…read moreit was so warm! Granted it was a hot Houston day outside, but the AC inside just wasn't doing it for us. That being said, this was my first visit to Cottage Grocery and I was pleasantly surprised! Everything sounded so delicious it was hard to choose! We split a summer salad and pretzel bun ham and Swiss sandwich (both of which were delicious) and had Teddy graham lattes (YUM). The coffee and pastry shop inside was so cute! And they had so many great to-go fresh meal options. Will definitely try to come back another time!

Do you love Tres Leches? Definitely a fan favorite in our home…read more Went for a belated birthday dinner after Pilates with my friend to the Conservatory near the Galleria. After enjoying a classic Peruvian meal, we had to grab a couple of slices of tres leches. So many delicious moist options. My friend went with a classic white chocolate tres leches. Soaked in white chocolate milk and then topped with homemade whipped cream and raspberry sauce. Yum!! For me, the Samoa Tres Leches was the way to go. Moist Tres Leches, topped with homemade whipped cream. Drizzled with caramel and chocolate sauce and then topped with pieces of classic Girl Scout Samoas. Once a Girl Scout, always a Girl Scout. What a delicious way to celebrate a belated "zero" birthday. Lots of parking. Cute seating to watch a basketball game. Thanks to Tiffany for the special GNO night.

My family really enjoyed the Nutella tres leches. It was so good! 4yo enjoyed drinking the…read more"chocolate soup" lol. Hubby says the coffee tees leches was pretty good too. Unfortunately the red velvet tres leches was subpar- it was somehow very dry despite sitting in a nice pool of red tres leches sauce.

It's been a decade since Suzie's came into the fold, bringing a delightful variety of Middle…read moreEastern and European pastries to an area that so desperately needed it. It's a family owned business and one that has been incredibly popular since they opened. I first learned about them as a result of Too Good To Go (#1) and have been a dedicated customer ever since. What their pastry shoppe lacks in space and chairs, they make up for by their extensive selection. There is sometimes a line that wraps around the interior, which can get awkward quicky. They specialize in a number of pastries such as baklava, pistachio desserts, Dubai chocolate, fruit-shaped desserts, celebration cakes, along with gelato and ice cream. Some of the other items include cake slices, macarons, cookies, cannoli, and more. While most of the stuff skews Lebanese, they have other regional items such as the Iraqi znood and Dubai chocolate covered treats. I'm quite fond of their fudge, znoods, and baklava variety. It's easy to get overwhelmed in there by just simply making a choice. The prices are affordable, but can add up quick. Customer service is good overall, it's important that they deal with crowds nightly so be prepared to choose something or ask for recommendations. __________ (#1) Only one of the best discounted services out there. Trust.

My husband stopped by this place last weekend after being told they had great Middle Eastern…read moredesserts(BY ME) the same as our former favorite place that has temporarily closed down. I was told these owners bought that place and are remodeling, I won't mention the name , but I spoke to a man last weekend who told me it was indeed true, but they were still remodeling. He said give it another month or so. I said OK, we will try you all out. OMG!! The date Maamoul was out of this world!! The other desserts were very good! I don't EVEN CARE if that other place reopens because the Maamoul ALONE was worth switching loyalty! I will include pictures of everything my husband bought that day. The only caveat is my husband said it was a beautiful cafe( you're going to pay for that) and everything came up to about $27 he said, a little pricey, but that Maamoul literally brought tears to my eyes!

Herbert's Specialty Meat Market is such a great Houston spot for Cajun food. They have a huge…read moreselection of easy meals to take home, including deboned chickens stuffed with rice, crawfish, or shrimp, along with gumbo, étouffée, boudin balls, and plenty more. Everything I've tried has been excellent. It's especially great for stocking the freezer with something you can pull out later in the week for an easy dinner that still feels like a real meal. Everyone I've recommended it to has loved what they've tried as well. This location is great, although one thing to know is that it doesn't serve hot prepared meals like their other location does, where you can get a full plate with things like chicken, étouffée, collard greens, and other sides. I do wish they offered that here too. For Cajun food in Houston, especially something you can take home and cook yourself, this is one of my favorite places. I recommend it all the time and would go back in a heartbeat. It really feels like a local staple, and I'm glad we have it in Houston.

As someone with deep Creole roots from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, I don't take Cajun and Creole food…read morelightly--it's in my blood. Herbert's Specialty Meats on Richmond near the Galleria instantly took me back home. The moment you walk in, the number of items from Louisiana is delightful Their boudin, seasonings, and prepared items reminded me so much of my grandmother's gumbo, boudin, and rich, slow-cooked stews--comfort food that warms your soul. You can taste the authenticity and love in everything they make. This is the kind of place that understands balance, spice, and tradition. Customer service was excellent--friendly, patient, and genuinely happy to help you find exactly what you're craving. There are tons of choices, whether you're stocking up for a cookout or just grabbing something to satisfy that Cajun craving. For anyone missing Louisiana flavors or wanting the real deal in Houston, Herbert's is a must-stop. It feels like a little piece of "The Boot"

Great pizza! Delivered with door dash hot and fresh. Highly recommend to anyone who loves a thin…read morecrispy crust with the perfect about of chew to the crust!

Used the catering for an engagement party. The setup, service, and pizza went above my expectation…read more The guest raved about the pizza and loved seeing the brick oven. Highly recommend and would use again

Cute and solid place close to Chinatown for unique popsicles! This place is definitely Instagram…read morefriendly, with a cool decorative wall for taking photos. The popsicle itself is good as well. I got the Passion Fruit and Mango popsicle and it tasted great! You can tell they made it with fresh fruit and fresh fruit juices. People working here are very friendly and helpful as well! I just feel bad they are located on a side street that does not get as much foot traffic. When I went in the afternoon with 2 friends, we were the only people there. This feels like a forgotten place, but I encourage more people to check them out because they make some great stuff :)

A popsicle and snack place on Cedar Street with a shared parking lot plus street parking. It's next…read moreto Wolfies. There's plenty of seats inside with 2-3 employees but they're mostly in the back. There is a bell you can ring to get someone's attention. They seem pretty nice. Pretty clean and simply decorated. They didn't really do an introduction of the place but did answer any questions I had. Their popsicles are decent sized and are made with real fruit/ingredients. They come on a tray with a drip catcher. My kids got watermelon and mixed berry, but it was mostly me who ate the berry one. My kid who had the watermelon really liked it but it was a bit cold for her, so she ate some of it and I stuck it in a cup when we got home so it could melt and she could enjoy later. It has chunks of watermelon interspersed and she found 2 seeds - so Yay for real fruit! She finished it all. The berry one was nice and refreshing, not necessarily too sweet. And hello seeds! My other kid didn't really like it so I had pretty much all of it. He's more of an ice cream lover but he's also the one with multiple food allergies. We didn't partake in anything else but while there, some people came in but just for drinks like bottled water. They serve some ice cream but they don't make it themselves... they don't contain eggs though. Also, all of their popsicle flavors are made separately so there shouldn't be cross contamination. I asked because my youngest has multiple food allergies and he is allergic to a number of the flavors they had. In addition, they also serve snacks, juices, and other things you'd think about as an after school snack or treat. They also cater. Overall, the popsicles were good but not big enough for the $5.15 cost EACH. At the same time, they are a little hefty for my 3 year old but not the biggest one we had. If you're in the area, go ahead and try it out, but it can add up fast as almost everything is $5 and up. But it certainly is convenient for the area! I'm eyeing those freshly made juices and I'm intrigued by that "waffle taco."