The desserts are amazing! The sweet selection is great, taste is great. Every thing is in Spanish,…read morebut I was able to make out what everything was (kind of) with the customer service. There is also a refrigerated section for cold goods and already made and packed goods. Definitely recommend

Came to this place to catch up with a couple of old friends. I tried their ham and cheese cachitos…read moreand the dough was delicious and the texture was perfect , but it did not have enough ham, and it was rolled over instead of chopped like you would expect in a traditional cachitos. I had a latte and it was excellent, good foam, great espresso and right temperature. I also got a dulce de leche layered cake to go and it was delicious. Service was mixed, with one person being very charismatic and personable, and the other one rushing us over for some reason (there was no one waiting after us). They have a lot of space for hanging out and catching up.

While working in Katy I wanted some coffee. This place has good reviews. I also wanted to work with…read moremy laptop. They do have WiFi but I got disconnected. It's not an ideal place to work. The tables are small and the plugs are far. I ordered a cortadito. It was perfect. Then I ordered a guava cake. It's delicious and moist. The place is unassuming but the pastries inside looked delicious.

Hidden gem. The food is delicious. Kids loved the spaghetti. Had the pastries. Absolutely amazing…read moreand perfection. I actually liked it so much I came back for breakfast after I dropped off my kids for school I'll be back again in a few days to try out the other stuff on their menu. Cannot wait

Their food is great! I love the pabellon and the arepas. They also have good service.read more

Very fast service, great music, and amazing food! The portions are generous, making it perfect for…read moresharing. My favorite part was the freshly made drinks--they were delicious and the perfect complement to the meal. Highly recommend!

Everything about this place is amazing--the people, the atmosphere, the food, the chefs, the…read moreservice. Everything is delicious and prepared with care and attention to detail. Today we tried the oxtail and Uruguayan steak. They were so good that words can hardly describe them! The sangria and "cortadito" were also excellent. Ah! And the Coquettes to start. Wow! We took home some milanesa de pollo to bring the flavors with us. Yummy!

I am finally getting to write this review from our visit from March 6. We were in the Katy area for…read morean appointment and decided to try someting different. This was an AWESOME DIFFERENT!!! The pictures do no justice to this gem! Once you walk in and look at the decor you know its going to be special. My wife ordered the Cerdo Asado. She found it to be excellent. She also had a Empanada Carne to compre it to the ones she cooks. It was a bit on the small size but the taste was great. She said it was seasoned to perfection. For dessert she had the flan which was quite large and was better than her childhood's version and memory. I ordered the Masas Cerdo Fritas. The meat was tender while having a nice crispy batter. Besides tasting out of this world the portion was definitely what you would get at home. Seriously it was a lot of meat. My plate came with congris rice, made like a perfection plate by a Cuban. (BTW I am not Cuban). The plantains were crispy and not overcooked. I am not a dessert guy, besides I was very full, but I definitely had their espresso. Only thing lacking was the cigar! Did I mention that the portion was big enough for me to take some home? The bread served was buttery garlic and worth the visit by itself. The water served was in a bottle and very cold. The service was excellent and very friendly. The restaurant was spotless and so were the bathrooms. WE WILL DEFINITELY GO BACK!!!

After visiting Mi Pueblito on Richmond, I was very excited for the location in Katy. We came in for…read morean early dinner and basically had the place to ourselves with the exception of one other table. There is a small bakery and decent sized bar along with what looked like a banquet room in the back. There are tv's everywhere you turn your head. The menu is the same from the other location but last time I had soup and I was wanted to try something different. I finally decided on the churrasco with a cup of the chicken soup and fried yuca. Our server was very nice and wasn't overly attentive. When my soup came out I was pretty excited since this was just a cup sized of what I had on my visit to the OG location. Sadly, the soup was just broth. There was no chicken or veggies in the cup. When my entree came out, I also fell flat. The steak was not seasoned at all and I had to ask for chimichurri sauce. It also was over cooked for a medium and quite tough. Unfortunately we left pretty bummed out and didn't even bother checking out the baked goods before we left.

I could honestly bet they changed the cook. The rice is still good, but it used to have a unique,…read moredistinctive flavor, and now it tastes good just not quite the same seasoning as before. Overall, the food is fresh and flavorful, and this is still the only Colombian restaurant I truly recommend. The empanadas are actually filled with real meat, not like other places that advertise beef but mostly fill them with potatoes. It's genuinely my favorite Colombian restaurant.

My alternative to Broken Egg. Different aesthetics. Bright and clean…read more Had the California Fritata with sourdough. Solid spices and balanced. The sourdough is fresh and fantastic. Definitely not store bought. I should know, hubby bakes fresh bead and I am spoiled. The prices are comparable to the same caliber / genre of a café /bakery. Folks were helpful and service on par.

Disappointing Experience Compared to the Original Rustika…read more As a loyal customer of the original Rustika Café near Greenway Plaza, I was excited to try this franchise location. Unfortunately, I was very underwhelmed by the food quality, menu availability, and overall customer experience. I first looked at the pastries, but they were not very appealing, so I decided to order the empanadas--something I've eaten dozens of times at the original Rustika and have always enjoyed. I asked for the chicken mole empanada and was told they didn't have it and weren't sure when they would because they still needed to make the mole. That was confusing considering it was listed on the menu. I continued down the list of empanada choices, and apparently the only option available was beef. The owner then pointed me toward items in the pastry case labeled "pot pies." Again, confusing. Pot pies and empanadas are two different dishes. Unfortunately, the beef "empanada/pot pie" didn't make things any better. The meat and potatoes were extremely soft and seemed to have little to no seasoning, and the dough tasted undercooked. When I asked if they had a salsa or sauce to add some flavor, the cashier and another staff member seemed surprised that I thought it was under-seasoned and directed me to salt and pepper. No ma'am--I wasn't looking for table salt and pepper. I was hoping for a salsa or sauce that actually complemented the food. Unfortunately, nothing could really save it. What made the experience even more uncomfortable was watching how another customer's complaint was handled. While I was ordering, another customer complained that her avocado/guacamole had a strange taste. Instead of simply addressing her concern, staff repeatedly told her there was nothing wrong with it and that "that's avocado." She eventually had to specifically ask for fresh avocado instead. Then, shortly afterward, the female owner apparently decided it was time for her own meal and walked around behind the register with a plate of meat and fresh avocado--right in view of the customer whose concern about the guacamole had just been dismissed. The optics of that were unbelievable. At the very least, she could have taken her lunch break away from the front counter rather than eating fresh avocado in front of a customer who had just complained about the avocado she was served. The owner later explained to me that although they are a Rustika franchise, they do not carry everything listed on the menu and that their Nigerian background influences their interpretation of some of the dishes. I have no issue with putting your own cultural spin on food, but as a customer visiting a franchise because I know and enjoy the original Rustika, I expected some consistency in the menu, recipes, and quality. If the dishes and offerings are going to be significantly different from the original restaurant, that should be made clear to customers. Otherwise, I'm left wondering what the purpose of franchising an established concept is if customers shouldn't expect the food they already know from that brand. Lastly, I was surprised to see the owner and another female person walking around the restaurant in flip-flops/ slides. In a food-service environment, that added to my concerns about the overall professionalism and presentation of this location. I really wanted to like this place because I've had so many great experiences with the original Rustika. Unfortunately, between the unavailable menu items, confusing "empanada/pot pie," disappointing food, handling of customer concerns, and overall presentation, this location did not come close to the quality or experience I associate with Rustika. Hopefully they can either do better or add to the sign 'Nigerian twist ' so customers know what to expect.

We decided to try this little cafe in the neighborhood and I'm so glad we did. The staff were…read morewelcoming and friendly. That's the way it should be. We decided to try the breakfasts. The orange juice was freshly squeezed and this Florida girl loved it. We decided to try two of the breakfast platters. Mine came with amazing, scrambled eggs and crispy bacon and the most perfect pancake. I have ever eaten in my life. We then tried the fried eggs with some cheese in it and it was divine. The sausage was perfectly grilled and again the bacon was crispy to perfection. We also got a piece of their baguette bread and it was perfectly crusty and tasted so fresh and homemade I absolutely loved it. I highly recommend that you take a trip to this wonderful quaint café and try their breakfast and lunch. I cannot wait to go back and try more of their dishes because it was absolutely wonderful.

Great atmosphere. Nestled in a little strip mall, but with great decor and small, but comfortable…read morevibe. The host was excellent, attentive, polite and apparently well loved by locals. Seeing the interactions with customers showed this a small but friendly cafe. The food was great. Perfect presentation. I had the Croc Benedict egg. Some of the best I ever had. Texas cuisine has yet to disappoint.

Certainly among the best margaritas in Houston! We love this…read moreplace! The food is excellent, the staff is attentive, and the margaritas are the best we have found in the Houston area.

Just adding more pictures of delicious breakfast and service…read more Brandon, Jesus and rest of staff are awesome.