Came here as I was traveling through Texas and it was down the road from the hotel I was staying…read more I got the French onion burger and the guava cocktail and it was on point! The hostess and server were both great, service was quick and the meal portions were both big as well as satisfying. Also got the spinach and artichoke dip for starters, and it was hands down the best I ever had!

Good spot for food, drinks and gatherings…read more Service and atmosphere: Service was okay. Our server was not too attentive. Had to ask another server for refills. The restaurant on the other hand looks great. Modern, contemporary and lofty designs and decor makes it stand out. Food and drinks: Very good in both areas. The food ordered was very flavourful, well seasoned and balanced. Ingredients were fresh and had good texture post cooking process. The restaurant offers really good selection of cocktails. Definitely recommend to try their creations. Pricing: $$ - standard prices and well justo for quality of food served.

Food and drinks are amazing we come nearly every Saturday. My husband gets the toasted Yolk and ai…read moreget shrimp and grits.

Among a shopping area flooded with things to do and eat, The Toasted Yolk Cafe stands out as a…read moretasty brunch spot begging for your hunger. We arrived and sat outside due to having a dog, beating the small waitlist they had of people wanting to eat inside. Feels like it gets busy there so be prepared to wait (they don't take reservations). The interior and outside areas are clean and simple, ordering was also fast too. Our server was attentive and quick, although she did make a remark asking if one of our party was sure they wanted to order as much as they did. Ignoring that, ordering was smooth. We got their pancakes, French toast, a side order of bacon, side order of sausage, and ranch omelette with biscuits and grits. Everything was good but the standouts were the pancakes and omelette that were very filling and hit the spot. Not many brunch places can be consistently good across all dishes but Toasted Yolk certainly was. It's convenient, relatively cheap, and good food. It's a great way to set yourself up for a good rest of day shopping in the nearby area (which is exactly what we ended up doing.)

It's been a while since I've eaten at first watch probably 3 years. Today my family and I decided…read moreto have brunch here. I ordered the chimichuri steak and eggs. It was delicious! It's seasonal plate so that's a bummer. The service was really nice and the food came out pretty quick. The restaurant is very spacious and clean. I would definitely recommend eating here.

Asked to substitute greens for potatoes and had to remind them. Asked for eggs over easy but they…read morecame out over hard. By the time I noticed the waitress was not around so did not bother to exchange that! The elevated egg sandwich was pretty good but overall- just meh! That is all I can muster. In health and happiness! Cheers Jennifer - I do appreciate you responding to this. It shows that you are paying attention and actually care. Tell you what...I will do my best to give you another shot. And if I feel differently, I'll update my review. Thanks so much. Danny

Came in for a quick breakfast before an appointment & we were extremely satisfied with our…read moreexperience! Our server's name was Nevaeh & she went above & beyond. The cold brew coffee was fantastic, but our food was even better. Would definitely recommend this place for all kinds of dining experiences.

We had a great brunch today! Brenda was our server, and she did a great job - everything came out…read morequickly despite how busy the restaurant was. The food was delicious all around, and everyone at the table enjoyed their meal. The inside was packed, so we chose to sit on the covered patio instead. It had plenty of fans and a nice Houston breeze that kept things comfortable. Sure, it was a warm breeze - but that's just summertime in Houston! Overall, it was a good experience.

This was our first time trying Early Riser Cafe in Cypress. We walked in hoping to find a new…read morebreakfast spot to add to our rotation. When we arrived, the restaurant was empty, and I will say our server was very nice and welcoming. One thing we immediately noticed, though, was that the menu prices were crossed out and changed. The waitress explained that prices have been fluctuating, but it did feel a little unpolished and confusing seeing gouged-out pricing on multiple items. I ordered the breakfast quesadilla, and my wife got the South of the Border omelet. We also had the roasted potatoes, which ended up being a very small portion. My main issue was that several items listed (or expected) didn't come as described. The quesadilla was supposed to come with sour cream and pico, but they weren't served on the side. We were told the pico was inside the quesadilla, which wasn't noted on the menu. Additionally, both dishes had raw, unsautéed onions mixed into the scrambled eggs. That wasn't listed in the description, and I personally don't like raw onions, so it definitely affected the meal for me. I think ingredients like that should be clearly stated. The cheese sauce tasted like standard heated nacho cheese and was very runny, not what we expected from a breakfast dish. The sour cream also tasted off. Overall, while the service was friendly, the food and menu presentation didn't meet expectations. Unfortunately, we probably won't be returning.

We stopped in at Early Riser Café and had a great experience overall. Our server, Liz, was…read morewonderful, friendly, quick, and precise with service. She was also very informative about the menu (maybe a little too informative, but in a good and helpful way ). We were able to choose our own seating, and everything moved smoothly from start to finish. The food was tasty. we ordered a build-your-own omelet, eggs-your-way with mini pancakes, and a kids' meal, all of which came out fresh and satisfying. The only reason I held back from giving 5 stars is that the coffee was a bit on the watery side. Otherwise, everything else was spot on. I'll definitely be back to try more options from the menu!

Katy is quite the trek for me, so when I knew I was going to be on that side of town, I looked up…read moresome saved locations and this one I knew would be the winner for the day, and it did not disappoint! Getting to the location was quite easy, parking was super easy as well, it is in a small shopping center. As I went inside, I could smell the food, and I knew it was going to be good. I was greeted by a younger guy who handed me the menu, but fortunately, I already knew what I wanted! Which was one of everything! But, I was solo on this day, so I had to have some restraint! I chose to go with the catfish basket, with 2 filets, fries (cajun), a side of mac and cheese, and a side of their specialty sauce that comes with crawfish! I had an appointment I was going to next, and I didn't think about how long it would take, but fortunately, it didn't take long at all. They drop the food to cook after you order, which I love!!! The catfish and fries were piping hot when they came out. Seasoned just perfectly for my taste! I'm glad I went with the two, so that I could take the other one home for later!!! I don't know how they season the fish, but keep doing what you're doing! I got the mac and cheese, it looked super good. It was cheesy and had the cheese pull that we all know and love. It wasn't my most favorite dish, it was missing a little something. BUT!!! When I added the side sauce with the crawfish in it, it became my favorite! Something about that combo just works! I believe it's the sauce they use in one of their pastas, but don't quote me on that! The sauce I used as a dip for everything, fries, mac and catfish. It is worth getting! All in all, loved everything about this place. It reminds me a little of some of the places I used to go to growing up in Memphis. Family vibe, packing lots of flavors, good music going, and just good everything. Will be back to try more of the menu!

We found Love's on Yelp when we were looking for a Saturday nite dinner, They are located on the…read morenorth side of Fry right before Saums road going north. They are at the end of a small strip center. We went in and were self seated and the waitress came over and introduced herself and gave us a menu. we were instructed to go the counter and order and pay in advance. It is a little different incase there is a problem? Fortunately we didn't have any issues. We both order a cup of gumbo and it was very flavorful and a cup was the size of a bowl. I had the catfish and potato salad and it was delicious. My wife had the red beans and rice and she loved it. We both had a lemonade and ice tea which are served in plastic sealed bottles. They were very refreshing. When we were done we were able to get up and leave. I enjoyed the food and I will definitely come back to try more dishes.

Food always rocks,service awesome, and I came today and didnt realize breakfast was over and they…read morestill served me pancakes! Customer Service top tier!!!

Solid 4, everything is made to order if you dont call ahead for the order. We waited about 10 min,…read morenot bad at all. I had the regular taco as the cashier misunderstood me. I asked for the three meat burrito and then she asked me what meats. I was confused and said one sausage and one bacon, so pay attention to what you're ordering. That being said, both tacos were really good. The person eating with me had the two egg plate, eggs cooked perfectly over medium, bacon crispy, and papa's were pretty crispy too, with toast. Worth the stop for sure.

I'm going to fill you in on a secret: chili cheese fries. Best ever- crispy French fries, amazing…read morechili with a very slight kick (and beans!), shredded cheddar cheese, and onions. Freaking best ever. Popped in for breakfast for dinner and started with a wildcard appetizer. The food was great all around (pancakes, eggs, bacon, pie). David, our server, was a gem. We will definitely be back!

Al Lapin Jr. started House of Pies in 1965 in California. He was also the founder of International…read moreHouse of Pancakes (IHOP) and was a pioneer in developing national restaurant franchise systems. The first Houston House of Pies opened on Kirby Drive, followed by a second location on Westheimer Road. While the company has long celebrated 1967 as its Houston beginning, some historical records suggest those first Houston restaurants may actually have opened in 1970. Big breakfast menu I came here on the Fourth of July for a sweet treat because fireworks were being displayed down the street. Absolutely did not disappoint. Our party of four each got a different dessert, one strawberry cheesecake, one turtle cheesecake, one strawberry pie, and one Boston cream pie. AMAZING!! Definitely going back because the menu looked extremely good on breakfast items and other entrée selections. Is a decent drive for us, but definitely going to go back for food and dessert next time around. Staff was fantastic.