This is a charming looking backyard type place in the middle of the Main Street bars and clubs so…read moreit's a pretty nice place to go when the weather is nice and and a great Sunday afternoon type place. I didn't actually go there on a Sunday afternoon with nice weather but my walking group has walked by here on Sundays a few times and it's always full of life and has a good vibe. On the night we went through though, it was a slow night after an afternoon of rain and they were nice enough to let us bring a birthday cake for our friend after the other place next door said no outside foods allowed. Since prices have been mentioned, I will say that they ARE on the high side...I think my friend's beer cost $10 and my single shot drink was $17...BUT that's with 20% tip included. I wish they would mention that because I was a little confused since I didn't see a tip option and honestly I'm ok with not seeing the stupid multiple choice tip screen that guilts you into tipping more. Also, as mentioned, we were here on a quiet night but they have bands and DJs here so with that, you kind of get something for your money too. You pay for the DJ one way or another.

First time here and I had good experience. This is a cute open bar, garden style with a cozy…read moreatmosphere. The weather was little cold but they have heaters and we were comfortable. I really liked their drinks, the margarita was My girlfriend celebrated her birthday here and there was plenty of room for all the guests. The energy was good and at 11 the DJ showed up and the party started. Downside, it's downtown and we came across many homeless people, and parking can be tricky. I would say that if you don't know where is at, you can literally walk be and miss it! Most of the guests had the same experience. Over ya good spot for a good time!

I've been here a few times some mornings and evening. It's my go-to spot when I want to be…read moreproductive and enjoy the vibe. There is plenty of seating indoor and outdoor, which is great because this spot is quite popular. They have two small lots but also plenty of street parking. There's WiFi and outlets throughout, however sometimes the WiFi gets too crowded so it takes a while to connect. Be mindful that you can work anywhere except for the bar. The service is great, they text you when your order is ready and they even say your name in a singsong way lol. I like that they have a new seasonal flavor to try each time I come. I usually get a chai or matcha with whatever the new flavor is. They have ice cold water as well. I typically make my own breakfast tacos when I come here and they're always pretty good. LOVE their fries! It's funny that some of the people that work there will remember you by your order. When I bring others, they enjoy the food. My friend had the patty melt which she said was great.

This place was a nice place to hang out, date, or study. I got really nice chill vibes here…read more There's a bar inside, loft area for more seating, area in the back with some tables, tables outside, cubicles, and more tables spread out. They had so many drinks to choose from and some food. I liked the variety of things they had to offer and I think I even saw a window for people sitting outside to order at. I only tried a couple of drinks. The first one I tried was the matcha average mule and I guess if you like Moscow mules you would enjoy this. I didn't really find the matcha flavor strong or there at all. It had a lot of the lime flavor more than anything else. The other drink I tried was the pretty in pina which is basically a pina colada. That drink was my favorite amongst the two. It tasted like your classic pina colada. Service was also great I didn't have any issues.

Great location, quality ingredients, and genuinely warm service, all tucked into a park setting in…read moreEaDo (or maybe SoDo--I'm still not sure what the neighborhood is officially called). A couple of friends and I wandered in early on a Sunday for breakfast/brunch. I ordered the scrambled‑egg and turkey‑bacon tacos with a flat white, one friend had the chilaquiles (he thought they could've used a bit more flavor and some avocado), and my other friend went for the French toast with an iced coffee. We had a great conversation over a delicious meal and solid coffee, and the steady stream of adorable dogs around us was the perfect bonus. I'd read some reviews complaining about the service, but ours was totally fine--especially for an early Sunday morning. It probably helps to be patient if they're short‑staffed, but we had no issues at all.

Stopped by back to back mornings for coffee and pastries. The first day, I was overwhelmed with all…read morethe pastries they offered and spent more than I typically would at a coffee shop, but I was not mad. The avocado toast was good, they used fresh avocado. The toast was very crispy because of the type of bread but I enjoyed it. They also have yummy fresh pressed juice. I wish I would have stopped by for dinner, but did not get a chance. Next time I am in the area I will.

The Coffee itself was really good! I had the Churro Latte and it was perfectly mixed! Not too…read moresweet, but had so much flavor ! The beans they used also gave me a good pick me up ! They are renovating so it is a food truck coffee shop for now ! They do have tables for you to enjoy your drink outside. The breakfast tacos we could have went without .....

sign on the window said closed for construction and that the food truck in the parking lot was…read moreavailable and sold their coffee. I walked up to the food truck and it was also closed, even though it was within the business hours listed on the truck. Then a woman came out of the building dressed in an apron and just stared at me...as if I wasn't supposed to be there. I asked her if she was going to open and she said just said "no." Waste of time and rude employee.

After our morning flight we found this gem in an unassuming neighborhood. As soon as we walked in…read morewe received a warm welcome. I liked the small but cozy dining space that makes you feel like at home. We tried cafe de olla, a traditional Mexican coffee with spices and it was rich and tasty. For breakfast I ordered TX Cowboy plate. Despite being very reasonably priced, it was a satisfying amount of food and I enjoyed it so much. Could tell the ingredients were fresh. I love local food spot like this. Warm and welcoming atmosphere. There's no parking lot but it was easy to find a street parking spot.

Morning Bloom Cafe is a small restaurant that's basically someone's house at one point, so don't…read moreexpect a huge restaurant, it has a lot of seats regardless that's decently spaced out. My partner and I tried out this spot since we were in the area, we were seated at 12:10pm, ordered within 2 minutes and got our food at 12:50pm. The restaurant had 3 other tables besides ours. So if you're looking for a fast meal or in a hurry, please be mindful about a slight long time it takes to make your food. They were out of A LOT of things by the time we got there for lunch. So anything we asked for, they were either out or missing another ingredient in the dish. This is more of a breakfast / brunch spot than lunch/they're closed for dinner. I ordered the Chilaquiles and it's genuinely my least favorite chilaquiles I ever had in a long time. "Chilaquiles - 2 sunny side eggs, crispy tortillas in red salsa, queso fresco, diced onions, crema, cilantro and side of refried blk beans. Fajita, seitan, or chorizo add-on extra. $13" First and foremost, I asked if I could substitute the chilaquiles's side black bean for a side of fried rice - which cost the same - the waitress said that should be fine, but I was still charge extra for the side of rice (and no black bean on my dish). I feel like any form of substitution extra cost should be listed on the menu or at least notified to the customer. It was not, it was only add on that mentioned cost extra. We didn't know about it until we paid. Secondly, i asked if i can have my eggs over medium to over hard, I received over easy eggs. Thirdly, the "crispy" tortilla listed in the menu were sopping wet tortillas by the time it got to me from the kitchen, my partner and I deduced that it was probably sitting for a while after it was done. I was already too hungry so just ate it - the sauce on the chilaquiles is super delicious, it has a sweeter berry-ish flavor to it. Refill coffee is extra cost as well. Overall, it was a good experience but the food wasn't my favorite. Maybe I can try something else next time and would like it better.

New favorite coffee/study spot in Houston! This place is (I…read morethink?) in Montrose area, and a gem with parking both in front (with spaces) and street parking available. The baristas/servers are so friendly, and the shop truly feels homey. Perfection for studying, with inside ample tables/chairs with nearby outlets as well as some comfy chairs and a couch. There's also a cute covered outside area which I'm sure I'll experience post summer time. They have a few yummy looking food options at a great price point - including tamales and baked pastries. I picked the chicken tamale as a light lunch - I got the most delicious chicken tamale I've had thus far, served with kettle crinkle chips and a tamale sauce to dip. There are many coffee/non coffee options. I opted for the iced horchata latte - agree with prior reviewers that this is delish. It is not too sweet and a great blend of vanilla and cinnamon that masks the espresso. The atmosphere here is cozy but focused, with a mixture of people working/studying and hanging out. 10/10 will be back.

Campesino is one of my favorite cafes to study at in Houston! There is ample seating, it is…read moreoftentimes very quiet (though if you do want to chat that is no problem at all) and the wifi is good. It is in a home-like structure with quirky furniture, but it makes me feel very much at home. The workers are also super nice and accommodating. The coffee is very reasonably priced and delicious. I always get their Horchata Latte---it is a perfect level of sweetness and the cinnamon complements the espresso perfectly (and it's only $5.50)! They have a variety of other drinks and pastries too, that I haven't been able to try. I highly recommend coming to study/catch up with a friend. There's a lot of coffee shops in the Montrose area but this has been one of my favorite.

Very chill and relaxed spot!…read more Right in the middle of Lindale neighborhood. Plenty of parking as well as street parking. Place is being kept clean, spacious and welcoming. Mornings are for coffee and evenings are for dinner and steak. Thursday is steak nights and Wednesday is jazz night . Came here for jazz night and it was very relaxing, outdoor seating allows you to feel the breeze as you enjoy your refreshing drink. Taco was yummy and fulfilling. Plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. Indoor also has couches for comfort. They are kid and dog friendly.

5 stars for an unexpected surprise and a very original concept. Don't think I've ever seen a…read moremotorcycle and auto themed coffee shop done in such a cool looking sort of upscale way? Stumbled on this place and so glad we did! I had a truly delicious ube latte, we can't wait to go back to the comedy club!

Supposedly this is the sister restaurant to Brother's Taco House in Eado. It is a much different…read moreatmosphere. When I showed up before noon, I was only one of two customers. The place is cozy in size similar to Andy's Home Cafe and there is a bar for solo diners to eat at. When you walk in, the first thing you notice is a steam table that serves a lunch special with multiple options. It is not manned all the time because customers may want to order from the menu instead. The prices here are cheap, even less than Frank's or Telwink nearby. My catfish and eggs were $11.99 and it was only $1.50 to add an extra egg. The catfish may have been swai though given how mild it was, but the portions were comparable to the diner competitors. You also have to season the eggs and grits yourself like at other diners. As I was eating, customers started strolling in for lunch. The bad thing about the place is the steep entrance and exit to the parking lot. If you have a low car like mine, you'll definite scrape the bottom no matter what angle you take. So I don't think I will ever return despite the food value here.

A friend recommended by a friend and the food was good. Unfortunately our waitress was less than…read morestellar! Additionally our order took 33 minutes for eggs and pancakes. Not impressive. However the food was tasty! GN3