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    Maison Pucha Bistro

    3.9 (565 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Alex W.

    I saw the chocolate soufflé pic on Yelp and got hooked. I didn't realize it was HRW as well so I got to try some other things. Everything was cooked to perfection! Loved the balance of acidity and sauce on the sea bass. And the chocolate soufflé definitely lived up to its hype both visually and taste wise!

    Gorgeous
    Jo T.

    Wow! What a beautiful setting for an upscale brunch! We had THE BEST service here. And the food--holy cow! The food was so delicious! Our mimosas were top tier too! My hubby and I had the best time.

    Creme brulee
    Sophie Y.

    We first tried this restaurant years ago during Houston Restaurant Week, and it quickly became one of our go-to brunch apots. Before we moved away, we would visit a few times a year, especially for their soufflés. Now that we're back in town, it felt natural to return. My professor and his wife are also fans, so we decided to meet here for brunch and to celebrate my husband's birthday! They currently offer a fairly affordable brunch menu: French Frugal Feast.We ordered the pork carnitas dish, which was unfortunately very dry and lacked flavor. The only standout on my plate was the potatoes. The ceviche was just okay. We ended the meal with a soufflé, while my professor opted for a cheesecake. Service, however, was excellent. Our server was very attentive, refilling water, tea, and Diet Coke every 10 minutes or so. That said, the restaurant was surprisingly quiet for a Sunday around noon. I remember it being packed during weekend brunch in the past. Of course, a lot has changed since the pandemic, and the cold, rainy weather that day may have played a role. Overall, while the service and ambience remain good, the food quality--unfortunately have declined significantly compared to our previous visits. Free parking is a plus.

    Maduritos. The last two
    Jan M.

    My friends and I saw an advertisement about their Friday paella special, so to celebrate my birthday, they treated me here. The ambiance and atmosphere was very high-scaled. Great concept. Our waiter was extremely friendly and knowledgeable of each dish. We order drinks and appetizers, they were good and served in very cute containers. Service was a bit slow... our drinks and appetizers were served very close to the main dish: PAELLA. About the paella, it was ok. It wasn't authentic, but just ok. (We had better). As I mentioned, we went to celebrate my birthday and very often other restaurants, comparable to the high standards of this one, would provide a complementary dessert ( a minimized version of the menu one); what they gave me was, was.... How can I put it, unacceptable, an insult? I think they shouldn't have bothered. Is was a plate, yes just a plate with a happy birthday message ( i think with chocolate frosting) and half a strawberry with a candle on it. See images. Not sure if I will go back. Btw, heads up: valet parking only.

    Escargot and empanada
    Salma S.

    The restaurant is lovely, inside is beautiful, outdoor seating on the patio was perfect for the weather yesterday, the staff was great. Server was great as well. Not sure if I expected too much or if my expectations were off . So keep that in mind. The food was not by any means bad but it was not exceptional. The escargot was beautiful and delicious, empanadas were great, we had the $39 special 2 items ; app and entree or entree and dessert Duck Steak Creme brûlée

    Chocolate Moelleux
    Fiona L.

    My friends and I visited Maison Pucha Bistro for Houston Restaurant Week, and while we had high hopes, the experience turned out to be hit-or-miss. We started with the Cucumber & Watermelon Gazpacho, Shrimp Ceviche, and Wagyu Beef Empanadas--and this was by far the best part of the meal. The gazpacho and ceviche were refreshing, well-balanced, and flavorful. The beef empanadas were rich, savory, and packed with flavor. We were genuinely excited for what was to come. Unfortunately, the main courses didn't live up to the appetizers. -Eggs Benedict: A classic dish done... a bit too plainly. It wasn't bad, but the "seasonal vegetables" on the plate felt like an afterthought--more garnish than actual side. -Trout Almondine: The fish itself lacked seasoning and felt underwhelming overall. -Chicken & Waffle: One of the most disappointing dishes. The waffle was forgettable and the chicken was dry, with a presentation that felt flat. -Duck Confit à L'Orange: This had potential, but sadly the duck leg was overcooked and ended up dry. As for the dessert we tried the Crêpe à L'Orange, Chocolate Moelleux, and Vanilla Crème Caramel. The desserts were passable, but not memorable. The Chocolate Moelleux, which we expected to be a lava cake, had no molten center--which was a letdown. The service was generally good, but the host stand was disorganized. Even though we had a reservation and arrived early, we weren't seated until five minutes after our reserved time with no communication as to why we weren't being seated. The ambiance had a charming French bistro vibe, we even noticed French music playing outside. Inside, the music was likely the same, but difficult to hear over the general noise--not overwhelming, but enough to lose the mood. Lastly, 2 out of 3 bathroom stalls were out of order, which felt like a detail that shouldn't be overlooked in a nice restaurant. Overall, this place has potential, especially based on the appetizers--but the entrées and desserts need refinement to match the ambiance and concept. I'd consider returning if the menu is reworked, but for now, it feels more style than substance.

    Steak Frites
    Matthew J.

    Deviled eggs were served with small chunks of crispy bread with smudges of mustard and balsamic vinegar. The bread itself was topped with some cream cheese and capers, and I really liked dipping one chunk of bread in the mustard, then dipping another chunk in balsamic, etc. The steak frites (the steak was a bit unsalted, but I asked for a salt shaker to remedy this) was served with some buttery sauce and ketchup. The fries are just the right amount of crispy, and the steak is juicy. And I was able to get both the appetizer and the entree for $29. Considering that the steak frites by itself was listed as $36, this is an amazing deal. This is a great place to stop especially during a weekday afternoon. At the time I was seated, I was literally the only customer in the building. You probably don't need to reserve at this time, but weekends may be a different story.

    Ecuadorian Shrimp Ceviche (HRW 2025 lunch)
    Jennifer V.

    Great flavors! I came here to try the HRW lunch with my friends on a weekday. Parking: Some other reviews mentioned valet parking, but no one else was out front to help us park. The lot in the back was full and we spent a lot of time trying to park, but eventually found some street parking a few blocks away. I do think the streets near the restaurant also allow parking during the daytime which we didn't realize. Service: The wait for our order to be taken and dishes to come out took a long time but otherwise no complaints. Ambiance: A bit too loud for my liking and everyone was clustered in one area. Food (HRW $25 lunch): - shrimp ceviche appetizer - delicious, nothing too unique, I wish bigger portion (2.5 shrimps, only 3 plantain chips) - duck confit a l'orange entree - duck was tender and skin perfectly crispy, good size of leg, the sauce was perfectly sweet and savory - Trout almondine entree - decent size, enjoyed the refreshing flavors, firm meat - steak frites (+18) - this was not worth it, tiny portion, the outer part of the steak too well done, and I'm not a fan of precut steak because it cools too fast - lemon pie - best dessert we had, lightweight and not too sweet - chocolate lava cake - very very decadent, only for dark chocolate lovers - vanilla flan - had a lovely citrus flavor (not described in the menu)

    Crepe a l'orange
    Samantha D.

    We came here a year ago for Restaurant Week and it was so good that we decided to come back this year. It did not disappoint! We have a group of eight people, and they sat in the beautiful private dining room, which was a nice surprise! I ordered their shrimp ceviche, classic eggs Benedict and crepes a l'orange. Everything was perfect! They have some really great mimosa options so I chose the Guava Mimosa which I had not seen anywhere else. Our server was fantastic, he checked in on us multiple times without being pushy and had a great attitude! It is important to note that it you have a group larger than 5 people, they will not split the bill but this is clearly listed on their menu. Needless to say, I will be back!

    The server played Vicente Fernandez as they wished me a happy birthday!
    Carolina V.

    Great service, great atmosphere, great drinks, and great good! I called within a week's time to reserve a small gathering for my birthday and they made the experience so memorable.

    Dining room
    Kim N.

    We dropped in for dinner on Wednesday. I was craving French food and had been wanting to give it a try. We arrived at 7:30 PM and was seated after a few minutes of waiting, without reservations. I love the decor, warm earth tones with crystal chandeliers throughout. I was pleasantly surprised to see the Houston Restaurant Week menu priced at $39 so decided to order from that set. We ordered: * cocktail oysters - very heavily dressed with shrimp and octopus, almost thought they forgot to include the oyster until I got to the bottom of the shell. Felt this combination of dressing and oyster didn't go well together. I would have liked it separately, like as a ceviche and oysters on a half shell. * escargots - well presented, very good. The bread was too chewy, didn't go well with this dish. * steak frites - tastes great with the bearnaise sauce. Steak was smaller than preference but cooked to the right temperature at medium rare. Love the French fries, crispy. * short ribs - very tender and so delicious with the wine demi-glace. All the accompaniments were paired well. * chocolate molleaux - didn't know what to expect and happy it was like a lava cake. Served warm and not too sweet, one of my favorite desserts that I've had lately. * vanilla crème caramel - tastes less sweet than most flan I have had but still very good. The bar is pretty small, not sure I would attempt to come here for happy hour since it's only accommodated at the bar. Valet is $8 and the area lacks parking otherwise. So unless you take a rideshare, your only option is to valet as I could not spot any other free self-parking lot. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other food from the menu.

    Trout HRW#5
    Helene S.

    Another challenging review. Most of the food was good, but the service and penny pinching were not. Went with a friend for Houston Restaurants Week 2024 on a Thursday afternoon for lunch. Made a reservation, but that was not really necessary. The restaurant was empty. Just a couple of groups besides ours. We started with the baked mushroom timbale. Thought that it would be warm as it was baked, but it was cold. Quite cold. Like maybe it had been sitting around for a while. Took a few bites and that was it. We both left most of it on our plate. Our waiter asked if we liked it, but then he didn't even ask for our full response. He did bring us what we thought was a complimentary basket of bread. It was not. For the main course, the trout almondine was a classic French dish that was executed well. Half of an Idaho trout with seasonal vegetables and a caper almond lemon butter sauce. Delicious. My friend asked for hot sauce which was brought to the table after we finished this course. For dessert, the crepes a l'orange were very good. My friend got the soufflé which, you guessed it, had an upcharge of $9. The perfect finish to a very odd meal. Should have read the reviews and would have been less surprised at the lack of service and the unexpected upcharges. Had to keep asking for water. Was charged for the bread, extra for the dessert (which was on the menu) but was also charged extra for a small amount of hot sauce that came after we basically finished our meal. Did the waiter think that we wanted hot sauce with our soufflé?? A few hours later, my stomach was quite upset. I think that it was the mushroom timbale that we had tried express to the waiter seemed to be a bit off that day. And even odder, he followed us to our parked car to ask us more questions after we left the restaurant. Where was he during the meal? Since I wanted to respond to his questions, I did call back and spoke to a hostess a few days later to voice my concerns. Left a message with hostess. The manager never called me back. The restaurant itself is quite beautiful. Parking is available behind the restaurant, but was not clearly marked. The music did not match the ambiance of a French restaurant, but definitely fit the vibe of an unusual afternoon for lunch.

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    Elsa C.

    Went to Maison Pucha Bistro on a Saturday as we wanted raw oysters at a good price. Problem occurred as they had no gulf coast oysters so we got 2 dozen of the oysters in stock which they were fine but they are smaller. We sat in the bar area so that we could get HH prices. Our waiter was a bit pushy and was trying hard to get us to up purchase items. Overall it's a nice place to go get a few drinks and some oysters. Not thrilled with other items on HH menu.

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    4.4(326 reviews)
    4.3 miMuseum District
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    The service was wonderful and I definitely felt pampered…read more The restaurant was very pretty in a modern way. The food was delicious and very creative.

    I came here with my cousin for HRW and we had such a great experience! Le Jardinier is located…read moreinside the MFAH which makes the setting feel extra special. Parking is most convenient in the museum garage and the restaurant validates it. We had a reservation for Sunday night around 8 pm and it was surprisingly quiet...probably because it was a later dinner. The HRW menu was $55 for three courses. I started with the hamachi crudo which was light and fresh. It The passion fruit and peaches and I loveee a raw fish + fruit combo. It was so good! For my entree, I ordered the chicken. I rarely order chicken at restaurants, so I was a little skeptical but it did not disappoint. It was perfectly cooked, juicy, and not dry at all. It came with cashews and chili crunch on top which added the perfect texture and flavor. I loved how they elevated a simple dish. For dessert, I chose Le Fraisier, a vanilla Chantilly sponge cake and it was easily my favorite course. Not only was it delicious, but it was absolutely stunning!!! almost didn't want to eat it because it was so pretty! The service was also amazing. Our waiterRuben was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and took the time to make conversation with us. Every staff member who stopped by was equally knowledgeable about the food and the wines we ordered which is always appreciated when visiting somewhere for the first time. Overall, I was extremely impressed by the food, atmosphere, and service. It definitely lived up to its MICHELIN star status. Tens across the board!!!

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    Annabelle Brasserie

    3.8(400 reviews)
    2.3 miRiver Oaks, Montrose
    $$$

    Annabelle was highly recommended and we made reservations during HRW. We were seated in the Sun…read moreroom. Place is beautiful with an outdoor with a view to boot. We started with the French onion soup and deviled eggs. French onion soup was good with the appropriate amount for gruyere and bread and soup. The deviled eggs was their signature appetizer. It was good but not as silly as others we have had. The trout caviar gave it a nice pop and taste. For mains, we ordered the steak frites and short rib beef bouginon. Presentation-wise, the NY strip was sliced and had extras like rosemary butter, grilled garlic and onion. The bad is that it looked and tasted like a cheap cut of NY strip. There was sinew running halfway in the middle of the steak so made it tough to chew. I started discarding those pieces. The fries were delicious... and we ordered the truffle version with an upcharge. For the beef bouginon, the beef was tender but came in one big chunk. I've not see it served that way before. Beef was stringy and considering it's supposed to be short rib, it was lean IMO. The stew was decent with chunks of potato, carrot and pearl onions. For dessert, we ordered the Profilotores and Blueberry parfait. Thought the Profilotores was yummy! Paired with big scoops of ice cream makes it had to beat. The parfait was a soft cheesecake with big blueberry and sauce for toppings. It was a good choice... delicious as well. Overall, ambiance and service were great! The food esp the mains were a disappointment. Hope they spend a little more for a better cut of beef. Hard to justify going back unless somebody asks to go. Giving 4 stars as ambiance and service were 5/5 and food were 3/5.

    I'm going to be doing 2 different reviews in one because I came here on 2 separate occasions within…read morea week! Lunch: I came here for a bridal shower lunch, and they were able to easily accommodate our group of 7. First of all, this place has the cutest aesthetic for a girls' brunch/lunch and is located in such a great area. I ordered the "goldie lox" which was such a huge portion, and I was honestly barely able to finish it. The service was fantastic. I felt like the servers were very on top of checking up on us and refilling our waters. Dinner: I came here with a group of friends for Houston Restaurant Weeks. Their dinner menu had a lot of really good options, that we were honestly having a difficult time trying to choose a single option between the 1st and 2nd courses. My husband and I ended up getting different entrees so we could sample each other's. For the first course, we both got the caesar salad. Very solid caesar salad. For the second course, I got the beef short rib bourguignon and my husband got the Parisienne steak frites. For the third course, I got the profiteroles and my husband got the creme brulee. Everything was so delicious and the portions were huge. We left very full, which we were happy about. I'm glad we were able to come here for Houston Restaurant Weeks and try out their dinner courses. The food quality here is so good, and the vibes are just perfect for a date night or group setting. Also, they do validate your parking if you park in the garage! That's a huge plus.

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    4.2(610 reviews)
    4.7 miGalleria/Uptown
    $$$

    Lovely French restaurant in uptown park. Everything is really good and very well made with good…read morequality and great flavor. The food presentation is very upscale, clean, and vibrant. They have outdoor and indoor seating. Good service very attentive. I sat outdoor at night for dinner and worked perfectly as it was not hot. But during the day the patio would not be ideal as it is not covered. What I ordered : FILET DE BOEUF 'AU POIVRE ESCARGOTS DE BOURGOGNE DUCK WIRH BUTTERNUT SQUASH PURÉE CRÈME PRISE À LA VANILLE

    Etoile had been on my wishlist for a while, and I'm so glad a friend suggested we hit it during…read moreHouston Restaurant Weeks. J'adore la cuisine francaise! The dining room provided a rustic yet beautiful ambiance, and service was gracious, although our server was a bit overwhelmed at times, and we had to flag him down. Our group started with three different hors d'oeuvre: escargot, foie gras, and salads de homard. The foie gras was perfect, and the salad fresh and delicious. Although the escargot was tender and well seasoned, I'd hoped for a more garlicky butter. For entrees, we tried the boeuf bourgignon (beef braised in red wine) - tender and classically rich and savory; the risotto with seafood - flavorful, yet light; and the magret de canard roti (roasted duck breast). Ever since I had a bad experience with duck at another French restaurant (it was so gamey, we didn't eat it) I've been hesitant to order it, even though I love roast duck. I was pleasantly surprised by Etoile's! Tender and delicious, though I would have liked a crispier skin. Still excellent! We enjoyed the desserts, as well, and agreed it was a wonderful meal :)

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    3.9(427 reviews)
    2.9 miDowntown
    $$$

    First and foremost, this was an amazing amount and quality of food for the price. 70 bucks and some…read morechange doesn't usually ensure a good dinner, but Houston Restaurant Weeks continues to giveth. The lack of valet parking isn't a total loss because there's a lot across the street and a garage around the corner, also free event parking at the curb. With a party of 4 adults and 2 kiddos, we were able to have a comfortable meal with plenty of space for wiggling feet. The menu itself offers so much, it was honestly difficult to choose! Everything sounded worth having on a plate, but HRW is best enjoyed with indulgence in mind. One can never go wrong with a salad as a starter, and the Filet Wellington was so tender. The pastry case was so light and flaky, really tied each bite together. And that sauce, bottle it. Lastly, dessert. This apple tart was indeed fine. The ice cream brought sweetness to the tart without overpowering the apples, and not a crumb was left. Service really allowed for the meal to be enjoyed. I felt like I could've sat for hours, and a glass of Rosé certainly helped. Also a reservation, avoided a wait time entirely!

    I had the 2 course lunch here during Houston Restaurant Weeks. I got the duck confit and the steak…read moretartare and both were amazing. I was genuinely shocked at the portion sizes for the price and quality of the food. The dining room sunroom made the experience even better. It almost transports you out of Houston entirely. It felt more like France or even a bit like New York instead of Texas. I love the big glass windows and views to the greenery of the park. The service was also five star. Be prepared to ask for whatever type of water suits you (or your budget) best! Excellent food, excellent value, highly recommend during Restaurant Weeks.

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