Kiran's was fabulous. Food and service were exceptional. The only annoyance was the parking garage…read more They have a time limit (not clearly disclosed) which can cause you to pay twice for parking. My suggestion is to not pay with your mobile phone and simply pay upon exiting the garage. Kirby Grove (Winpark) was not helpful.

This rating and review is solely on the afternoon tea. As far as my thoughts on the…read moremeals/restaurant food, I still stand by my previous review. Eventhough the Chai was so bad last time that I figured I wouldn't even come back for afternoon tea, we came back for afternoon tea. But it really was only bc we had credits to use from the Chase credit card deal and this was one of the covered places. The chai did not taste like soap this time, thankfully. It was actually very close to how my parents make it. So I liked it and had like 3 cups of it. The food was pretty good except for dessert. But even that didn't bother me too much just bc by that point I was stuffed and I add sugar to my chai. I got the gluten free afternoon tea. It was good mostly. The scone was really good. The cucumber sandwich was very bland and the curried crab was fishy and bland. The deviled egg was too mustard-y. And the desserts were all bad, maybe frozen and just not good tasting (there were 3 small ones). We got there at 1:15 and we were seated in the back, pretty far from the harpist. Our server was kind of rude and seemed swamped.

We enjoyed BPD two nights in a row while visiting Houston, and now we're hooked! Crew, Hugo, and…read moreRon took exceptional care of us both evenings, making sure we were well-fed and that our drinks were never empty. The tuna tacos are an absolute must-try. They give you a generous portion, yet somehow still leave you wanting just one more bite. The combination of wasabi and balsamic reduction is perfectly balanced. The quesadilla was incredible, and the Texas egg rolls were packed with flavor. The biggest surprise of the trip was the chicken pizza. The combination of mushrooms, balsamic glaze, and melted cheese was absolute perfection. From the outstanding food to the impeccable service, BPD has earned a spot on our list of favorite restaurants. The menu offers something for everyone, and after two fantastic visits, we can't wait to come back.

Been twice since their opening and we really enjoy the relaxed Vibe. Main parking lot is in the…read moreback lot located off Dincans but there is also a few spots right by the front patio of Bissonett. We really liked all 3 dishes we ordered (tuna tacos, burger and that chk pizza is clutch!) They have multiple TVs, lots of seating, friendly service and only good vibes. We definitely welcome bpd to the neighborhood so check them out!

What a wonderful surprise to find a Bosnian restaurant close by. Never tried Bosnian before. It…read morewas highly recommended by a friend and they did not disappoint. There were slow for the evening service. We order Meza for starters... mixed appetizers with feta cheese, smoked beef, egg, roasted peppers and eggplant among others. It was delicious. It also came with some kinda bread pancakes. I ordered the lamb shank that our friend recommended. It came with rice, carrots with tomatoey sauce. Lamb shank was super tender like fall off the bone tender and the sauce completes the picture. My wife loved the Greek salad. There are other items in the menu that we look forward to try. We arrived late and they were super accommodating and friendly. We stayed past closing and they didn't shoo us out. They have been around for 6 years but it's kinda hidden. Restaurant has some marble table and benches. Gave off a comfy neighborhood vibe. We will back to try out the other items on their menu or even just for the lamb shank.

Super good spot! Found it on Yelp when looking for Mediterranean food options in the area and I…read morecouldn't be happier with that choice! This is a Bosnian spot so I would say more Balkan than Mediterranean but wow it hit a spot - phenomenal food! They also have some great choices when it comes to European wines. The vibe is great with plenty of seating. They staff is very attentive and fun to chat with. Definitely will be back!

Sleek, culinarily complex, and open late…read more The bartenders are cool and the elevated building is unique. The ribeye tacos are dope.

Echoes Cafe is a rad spot with a simple menu. We started out sitting at the bar, and then ordered…read moredips and moved to a table on the patio. The view of Richmond Ave is nice and we caught the sunset. Good music, good vibes. Another visit was to a market. Enjoyed the different local vendors set up, especially the baker!

I'm from San Antonio. That matters because I'm a bit of a taco snob. When my Houston friends invite…read moreme to eat Mexican food I always have questions! This place is phenomenal. Mostly because they have a fresh product (homemade tortillas matter) and they have figured out how to fuse Indian and Polynesian with Tex Mex. Walter gave great service! He suggested I try both salsas. My favorite was the oregano but there is also a cilantro mint. We ate outdoors. The ambiance was awesome. Come and enjoy! They need more morning business. Let's keep Da Gama going! For where your tortilla is, there your heart will be also.

The food was tasteless. We picked a crowded Saturday evening where we couldn't hear each other…read moreabove the loud chatter- Noisy place. Service was good. Staff were attentive and welcoming . And I don't mind noisy atmosphere if food is good. But the food really lacked flavor. The Goan fish curry had less salt and no flavor and hardly any fish or crab. The curry was loaded with cauliflower and potatoes-( BTW for $24 and two very small pieces of fish this is a rip off!) . The mango lassi had pistachios which strangely made it bitter! The PIri Piri chicken tasted like bland roasted chicken with only the skin having the burnt sauce and not penetrating through the meat. Crab panipuri was like having canned crab and avocado with fried puris. I understand this is fusion food but really, the food was not good. Fusion doesn't mean flavor less ! Disappointed. We won't be back!

We came here for our anniversary dinner and really enjoyed the cute little restaurant, the service…read moreand food/drinks. I got a mocktail, and they didn't have a specific menu, but when I told them the ingredients for a lemon fizz spritz, they nailed it. We ordered the eggrolls, pork belly banh mi and the noodle dish for our apps and they didn't disappointment. I just wished the noodle bowl had more noodles since the veggies/sauce seemed uneven. For dinner, we got the fried rice with shrimp and fried fish. Both dishes were actually very good! I was impressed. They gave us a complimentary dessert, and I really liked the Ca Phe Flan! It was such a nice little treat to celebrate 5 years of marriage. Service was amazing. I felt very taken care of, and everyone was very kind and accommodating. Great atmosphere.

I ordered the Lomo Saltado and the Cup of Tea cocktail. The Lomo Saltado was great. Meat was tender…read moreand the potatoes were nice and crispy. The rice was also flavored well. Very solid choice but nothing extra special so that's why I give 4 stars. The cocktail was nice and strong as well!

I think this is a classic! It has such good food…read more It had one of the best garlic naan I've tried in Houston. It was delicious. The veggie and chicken samosas were also sooo good! I highly recommend. There's around 50 people worth of seating. It is a homey interior with wooden seats and tables. They had so many options and it was very tasty, but although I liked how the chicken karahi tasted, something inside it didn't sit will with my stomach. I'm sure it might just be that my body wasn't used to something side this dish. Worth going for another try though! My party really liked the Paneer, butter chicken and tiki masala.

The decor was dimly lit and very cozy and the service was nice, we came on a Saturday night so a…read morebit packed. My friends and I wanted to try this place because we were craving authentic Indian food; the concept of British Indian cuisine was interesting! I ordered the Chicken Vindaloo, the Chicken Samosas and the Garlic Bread Naan. The Garlic Naan was delicious and so were the Chicken Samosas, the sauces (chutney) they provided were nice as well, the green one was spicy and the brown one was on the sweeter side. While this place is known for their sizzlers, I wanted something that would fill me up but wasn't heavy; thus, I ordered the Chicken Vindaloo. While it wasn't bad, and I definitely tasted the spice, the bowl that it was served in made the portions look a lot more than it actually was. I ended up paying $19 for this dish but I felt that there was more sauce than chicken/potato. In general, the food was satisfying, but nothing mind-blowing, and quite expensive. Truthfully, I don't think this place was worth the drive, especially since I can find other Indian restaurants locally that taste just as good if not better. It's worth mentioning that they'll add a 20% tip if you come with a party of 5 or larger!

Ten Sushi is one of my favorite sushi restaurants perfect for happy hour, date night, or even a…read moresolo date! The decor and ambiance is stunning. If you sit at the bar look up at the ceiling it transports you! Service was great from the moment I walked in, seated immediately by the smiling hostess. The bartender was nice and I could tell he knew the menu. You have to try the Lychee Martini! I had the golden dragon roll, it's an off menu item now but is topped with baked salmon. It's my favorite menu item! Also had the BG roll very refreshing! For dessert try their award winning Ube Cheesecake!

I went to try Houston Restaurant Week during a slow Thursday night and it was a mix experience for…read moresure. I loved my Tuna Ceviche - it was fresh with a good bite of jalapeño. My partner had the Chicken Lettuce Wraps and it felt a bit lacking. For the second course I had the Onaga Shiso Roll - while it did have an extremely thin cut of red snapper it was still very good mainly because I was able to apple spicy mayo - eel sauce and wasabi. I don't think it could stand on its own but it was still good non the less. My partners Miso Glazed Steak came out a bit cold but the portion was very generous. And for dessert the Ube Cheesecake was a nice highlight and a contrast to the Tempura Fried Ice Cream as it seemed to also be sitting out for awhile , we cracked it as soon as it was brought and it bled out on the table. I saw my cocktail waiting on the counter for awhile and I only got it after my appetizers arrived. Not sure why the bartender wasn't able to bring it over if the server was busy as he just left the bar area entirely. I think the decoration is beautiful but the flow and restraunts identity still needs to be discovered.