I been eating at Luby's at Katy, Texas every Saturday for dinner after church when we lived there…read morein Katy, Texas. The beef liver & onions, sweet potatoes, macaroni & cheese, jalapeño cornbread, & cheesecake is so delicious. The staff is great with fast & friendly service & I loved it.

My church group, about 20 people, went at 11am June 28th. They were so nice to us and…read moreaccommodating. We got to be in an area of our own. They pushed 4-5 tables together. Everyone was happy with their meal choice because there was something for everyone. We were able to receive refills on our drinks. We will definitely go back soon.

Love Luby's but they nickel and dime for everything now. I bought a $3.29 strawberry lemonade and…read morethen then I wanted to get a sprite to go after my meal. They said I had to pay an additional $3.29 if I wanted a soft drink because the strawberry lemonade is a separate thing. Most ridiculous thing I've ever heard! And also the manager can be heard yelling and belittling his staff in the kitchen. Will never return. Managers name was Mike I believe.

I remember when I was younger going to cafeteria with my adopted grandmother (we adopted her, our…read moregrandparentslived in the Caribbean).. She loved cafeterias. You could get really simple and tasty southern style food for a good price. Us kids loved going because not only could we pick out a delicious entree and two sides of our choice, out health nut parents allowed us to get a dessert of our liking as well as a drink of our liking because the value was so good. Also, if other people from church came, aside from plenty hugs, we sat by ourselves close by and roared with laughter until our church members got in on the jokes and the whole section was laughing. Good times. Grandma often paid for everyone since it was affordable to her and she loved us to pieces. I said all that to say that Luby's gives that nostalgic feeling of my youth. Now, the food isn't at the level that it needs to be but it is comforting. I can just hear grandma asking everyone if they are okay and enjoying their meal! My favorite items from her are the homemade dressing, mashed potatoes, savory green beans, delicious butter corn kernels, mac and cheese, whole wheat rolls, cabbage, and cornbread. Basically the sides. The mac and cheese is not yellow but it is very cheesey and nice! So delicious and creamy. They have a good dessert list but my sweet tooth hasn't picked back up. Would recommend!

This is a very good, authentic restaurant! The flavors are those of El Salvador, the tortillas are…read morehand made and made well. The service is good, just like their pupusas!! I got the desayuno con 2 huevos al gusto and it came with frijoles, tortillas, plantains, cream and tortillas.

Hands down amazing pupusas!!!! I have been coming here for years!…read more Can't say enough it's the best in town, I drive over a hour to visit this location !

Open Fridays now! John is the man! Also, one of the few spots in Houston that makes real Breakfast…read moreBurritos.

Almost every time, ingredients are being missed in my salad. Employees can't even follow up with…read morethe listed salad ingredients. Employees always try to rush customers for ordering.

If you're craving real Southern comfort food, Mikki's is definitely worth a visit. We stopped in on…read morea busy day, and the line was almost out the door, which is always a good sign. Even with the crowd, the line kept moving, and there was no shortage of delicious-looking options on the steam table. From fried chicken and turkey wings to baked fish, spaghetti, cabbage, green beans, mac and cheese, dressing, black-eyed peas, collard greens, candied yams, mashed potatoes, and more, it was hard to decide what to order because everything looked homemade. I ordered the turkey wing with collard greens, black-eyed peas, mashed potatoes with gravy, rice, a corn muffin, and sweet potatoes. I also grabbed a Suicide Punch, which is a mix of all their Kool-Aid flavors. First, let's talk about those sweet potatoes... BABY!! They absolutely stole the show. They were piping hot, buttery, perfectly sweet, and hands down the best thing on my plate. I could've easily eaten another serving. The collard greens were seasoned beautifully with a rich, smoky flavor and plenty of pot liquor. They were tender without being mushy and tasted like they had been cooking all day. The black-eyed peas were creamy, well-seasoned, and comforting, while the mashed potatoes were smooth and paired perfectly with the savory gravy. The rice soaked up every bit of that gravy, and the corn muffin was soft with just the right touch of sweetness. The turkey wing itself was tender, juicy, and covered in flavorful gravy. My only surprise was that I was expecting just the wing portion, but instead I received the whole wing with the drum attached. It wasn't a big deal because it was still delicious--I just personally prefer getting only the wing. The Suicide Punch was another winner. If you grew up drinking Kool-Aid, you'll appreciate it. It's sweet, refreshing, and a fun mix of all the flavors. My family ordered several other dishes, so we got to try quite a variety. We had baked chicken, macaroni and cheese, candied yams, and black-eyed peas, and everything was generously portioned. The baked chicken was moist and well-seasoned, and the mac and cheese had that creamy, homemade taste you hope for from a soul food restaurant. My only real complaint was that some of the food was served lukewarm instead of hot, which took away from the experience a little. Soul food just hits differently when it's fresh and piping hot. Ironically, the sweet potatoes were the one item that came out nice and hot, and they were absolutely perfect. Overall, Mikki's serves authentic soul food with generous portions and flavors that remind you of Sunday dinner at a family member's house. The food is comforting, the selection is impressive, and it's easy to see why the place stays busy. If everything had been served hot, this would've easily been a five-star experience. Pro tip: Don't leave without getting the sweet potatoes and a Suicide Punch. Trust me--you'll thank me later. sweet potatoes and a Suicide Punch free refills. Trust me--you'll thank me later.

Pretty good experience as always, but I'm taking off a star because my sweet potatoes were left out…read moreof my order. I think the employee handling the sides may have been having an off day. She seemed a little disengaged, was speaking very softly, and I believe that's where the mix up occurred. The correct sides were prepared, but they ended up on the wrong plate. I was definitely looking forward to my sweet potatoes, so it put me in a bit of a funk. Next time I'll check my order before leaving to make sure everything is there.

Super fun place, lots to do if you want to, or just go for the food. Better than average food with…read morefair pricing. Great burgers, but more variety than just that. Great outside area. Abundant parking. Friendly service.

Trash disgusting it will never fit my distinguished palate. Don't recommend terrible service.read more

We came in on a Saturday evening for dinner. Most locations have a "kids eat free with adult…read morepurchase", which is great for young families. The food was as expected from Luby's and of course we got the Luann Platter. Things were quiet inside and the workers helped us bring trays to our table and asked us if we needed anything a few times. I will say the interior feels just like it did when I was a kid myself, which means nothing fancy inside and also dimly lit. Now is it just me or has the fried fish portion gotten smaller?

This location is terrible. While the food may be hot, everything has no taste, no season- BLAND!…read moreThe ladies on the line are so focused on their own personal conversations that the guests are constantly repeating orders for them to get right. I got home, Mac and cheese taste like water, the fried okra lacks season, the cabbage, did y'all even try? Use any type of meat to season it?

Luby's is still that girl, it was packed in there for most of our visit. And with them closing some…read morelocations, this one was definitely jumping while we dined for lunch. Idk why my mother chose Luby's for my dad's birthday celebration but we met there. LuAnn runs about $9/10 or you can get full portion of the entree for a couple dollars more. I ordered my Luby's favorite of liver and onions. I had to ask for extra onions but the lady my gave em to me no hesitation. It was as good as I remembered but their sides need work, ordered okra & tomatoes with mixed squash/zucchini medley. My companions ordered fried fish, chicken tenders with the mac & cheese. Nobody was really excited about their dishes but not much complaints either. We were helped by Ms. Hong. She was delightful for the most part except she completely interrupted us while I was praying. Only to drop the sauce at the table and take over my prayer. She's something else lol! Other than that, she reminded me an old grandma, she took pics for us and said encouraging words. Don't forgot about Luby's for a little homestyle meal

The liver that I received was burnt and I would not even give it to a dog let alone eat it myselfread more