Food and smoothies have never disappointed, coming out warm and fresh everytime. Staff members are…read morevery attentive and make sure your order is correct everytime. 2 workers cam and Elizabeth were super nice and helpful today deciding what I should get. The setting of the store is chill and a good place to study or read a book.

I get this all the time at other locations, but they actually made it wrong. It was so…read moredisappointing they put like a rice looking white in it that I didn't even know what it was. I've noticed that Tropical Smoothies really matters on the location because I got to the one in my hometown and the quality is way better but this place needs to make some changes. So unless the give me a gift card or some kind of refund I will never be stepping foot back in this place.

Had the godfather bowl, which had great polenta, sausages and arugula. Classic breakfast was also…read moregood, and you are given your own pitcher for coffee! Wait staff was very friendly. The only con is the whipped butter- I hate that stuff. But you can buy the real maple syrup, so happy about that

Less than stellar visit, which was surprising, given visits to other First Watch locations. Quality…read moreof the food was great, but the ambiance and service was a bit odd. Stopped in with a friend early on a Sunday, door was opened for us by one of the employees, and a big friendly welcome. Looked promising. Hostess wanted my friend's name and phone number, as if we needed to be put on a waiting list. Place wasn't even half full, and apparently she was going to make us wait, because the server that opened the door told her, "that's ok, I'll seat them", and he was the one to take us to our table. Not sure if he was a server, or a busser. No greeting after he greeted us, hostess didn't even look up from her papers when talking to us. Service was slower that other First Watch places, and the server had to be reminded about drinks ordered. Overall, watching other tables being served, the vibe was off from other locations - not a lot of smiling or movement with purpose - got the impression that most could've cared less if we were there or not. Don't expect my butt kissed, but at least would like to feel welcome. Pay at the table wasn't an option, and the server only got motivated when she dropped off a QR comment card, and basically fished for a good rating, as "we're having a competition, and my birthday's coming up". Weird. First time I've been solicited for compliments like that. When we left, 2-3 employees at the hostess station, ignored us again, no, "thanks", "come again", "have a nice day", don't even think they noticed us leaving. I was embarrassed to have recommended this as our breakfast stop, my friend agreed the food and coffee was good, but the whole experience put this in the "never again visit" category.

Y'all have GOT to stop ruining the #5 with mayo. It says no mayo on the menu but it keeps coming…read moreout with it allllllllll over. And then when I say "please no mayo" I get a "it doesn't come with mayo." Exactly. Is it because I add peppers and you think it's a #7?

I had the Ultimate Italian and it was excellent.... crispy bread, hot savory meat, and fresh…read moreveggies that really hit the spot. The staff was friendly and quick, which made the whole visit easy and pleasant. The only thing I missed was the "Free Smells" I used to look forward to when walking in. I didn't catch that fresh bread aroma this time. Still, overall it was a great experience and I'll definitely be back. (No photos, was in the car back to Houston) Stars: 4.5

First time coming here and the breakfast was delicious. The restaurant is super clean and staff…read morefriendly. I got the lunch combo chicken and waffles and my partner got omelet and side of country potatoes. They did forget his English muffins. We didn't notice until after we got done eating. Its okay. Maybe next time we won't forget. The food was delicious. I would come back again. I would recommend this place to people. FYI Beignets are great.

the waitress was very nice and we were sat immediately. one orange juice is $5 for a small cup, so…read morei would recommend just getting a water instead. i ordered a vegetable omelette which had onions, tomatoes and mushrooms. i think it is the perfect way to start a morning. i got a side of potatoes, which were perfectly fried, soft on inside crispy on outside. however, they were a little bit too salty. the beignets were amazing. they come with honey to dip, but it is not needed. the actual beignets were fried very well and the dough was airy and soft.

Stopped here while getting gas…read more First time trying Layne's. Went through the drive thru. Prices are a bit different than if you look online. In-person prices less expensive than online. However, no drink that came with meals. Unless, they got my order wrong. Otherwise, I thought the prices were fine. Very fast. I got the four finger meal under $10. Cane's. That's what first comes to mind when I think of Layne's. Now it's been a while since I've last been to Cane's so I can't provide the most accurate comparison. Though at least in this battle - Layne's won. The chicken fingers seemed to have an extra layer of crunch with a similar taste. Fries were also crispier. Sauce about the same. I felt the toast was good but Cane's is better in that department. Portions could have been better but can be said for a lot of restaurants nowadays. Overall, If I were an A&M cultist living in CS, I would frequent often.

So much grease... just seemed like Dairy Queen food dressed up like Freebirds. The staff was…read morefriendly and helpful.

2 visits in 4 days means we liked it a lot! Everything is…read morefresh and tasty and we both greatly appreciated the opportunity to taste the various, and delicious, dressing Included in your price is as much/many toppings as you want from the first two sections of toppings. You don't get extra charges until you get to the meats, avocados, etc. 30 bucks for two salads seemed excessive, but even the small, with a protein added was enough to take home half of it for lunch tomorrow. So I'm not complaining about the price. Everyone behind the counter was smiling and the tables were clean clean clean! Definitely recommend this salad and soup place and Will on our next visit

Ingredients are always fresh and amazing. The workers are…read morealways super friendly. Price is good for the amount of food you get. Love Salata! Would definitely recommend for anyone that loves salad. And those croissants are the best.

Just passing through decided to stop we were pleasantly surprised all the advertising on the walls…read moreand the menu was up on the corners looking at the ceiling. It has the 1920s vibe decorations. It is a diner small cozy friendly staff. Food was good. She ordered breakfast. I ordered lunch. We'd like to share. We were delightful , surprised we would stop by next time we drive-through. As a bonus they have souvenirs T-shirts, and cups I would say get one just to remind you of your wonderful diner experience.

What happened to the classic diner experience? The days of old-school hospitality, homemade comfort…read morefood, and genuine service seem to be slowly fading away. Unfortunately, this visit felt more like convenience than cooking. The mashed potatoes, corn, and even the roll have been reheated in a microwave. I also watched a meatloaf dinner taken out of the microwave and then returned into it. I hope it wasnt served later. The country-fried chicken tasted and looked like a frozen, pre-made product rather than something freshly prepared. I say this with confidence as the server/cook just grabbed it out a drawer and threw it in fryer. The gravy had the most flavor on the plate, although it tasted like a standard mix rather than house-made. The rest of the meal was bland and forgettable. The customer service wasn't rude, but it felt robotic--there was very little warmth, personality, or the kind of hospitality that makes a neighborhood diner special. I came hoping for a home-cooked meal and that nostalgic diner charm. Instead, I left wishing more restaurants would bring back the pride, care, and personal touch that once defined the diner experience