Really cute coffee shop in Spring! Drive by this place many…read moretimes and finally decided to give it a try. I was recovering from a cold so I decided to order a hot herbal tea and was happy to see that they had such a huge selection of loose leaf teas to choose from. My friend also got one of their lattes and we couldn't resist getting a tiramisu before leaving. Overall, we liked everything and I think this place is worth a visit for that Kafeina latte. - Kafeina Latte (4/5): The lady told us that this latte was half white chocolate and half pistachio and we could definitely tastes both flavors. I really liked how they put a lot of pistachio pieces in the drink, giving it a crunchy texture. This drink is definitely on the sweeter side though, so keep that in mind. - Nutty Almond Cream Cinnamon Herbal Tea (4/5): I was very happy with the flavor of this tea. Like the name suggest, it tasted very almond-y and had a good amount of cinnamon flavored. There was also a tangy fruity flavor that followed and reminded me of spiced cider. - Tiramisu (4.5/5): I was really impressed with their tiramisu. The mascarpone layer was very nice and custardy, yet felt so light and refreshing. I also loved how strong the coffee flavor was which helped balance out the dessert and made it not too sweet. Service/Ambiance: Upon entering, I was really surprised by how pretty the interior was with the mixture of gold and wood. I'm not sure how pack this place usually gets because I came at an off time ( like 1 pm), but they had a good amount of tables and seating available. I did see a handful of people studying, so I think this would be a good quiet study spot.

if kafeina is in your neighborhood or you plan to be in the area you must check it out!…read more 10/10 zero notes. my only disappointment is that i live far away. the staff is so friendly and kind, the bites were fresh and delicious, the dining area is very clean and there is pleasant feeling in the air, and who doesn't love a pistachio latte?!? definitely stop by, you won't regret it! bonné appétit

My husband and I stopped by First Watch today for a late brunch. We actually ended up here because…read moreanother brunch spot in the area had a 45-minute to one hour wait. When we arrived, First Watch looked pretty busy, but we were pleasantly surprised that we were seated right away. The hostess was very kind and welcoming, and our waiter was just as nice... cordial, helpful, and attentive throughout our visit. The service was definitely one of the highlights. For food, we both ordered the Trifecta. I chose the waffle with potatoes instead of eggs, along with their chicken sausage patty, and I added a side salad with mixed greens and a lemon herb dressing. I also added a side of chicken. Initially, I thought the chicken breast would be about $2.50, but before placing the order our waiter came back and clarified that it would be about $5 and would come as strips instead of a full chicken breast. I appreciated him coming back to correct that. When the chicken came out, it was sliced into very thin pieces and was a little lukewarm. I mentioned it to the waiter, and he apologized and handled it professionally by removing it from the bill, which I appreciated. Overall, the food was okay, about a 3.5 out of 5 for me. The waffle was tasty, just as I remembered, and the potatoes were good as well. However, the chicken sausage patty wasn't very good. I personally didn't enjoy it and ended up leaving it on the plate. My husband ordered the pancake with pecans, scrambled eggs, and a side of grits with butter, and he enjoyed his meal. One thing I did like was that you can now pay your bill directly from your phone, which makes it really convenient when you're ready to go without waiting. Overall, the big win here was the service and hospitality. The staff was friendly, attentive, and efficient, and we appreciated being seated quickly even when it seemed busy. The food was decent, though I've had better, but the service made the experience pleasant.

I was starving and I don't know many places in humble so...a familiar name pops up? First watch…read more Unfortunately... The other people were nice enough... The food did not taste great. I had the salmon eggs benedict, as I always do... It did not taste good at all. The Salmon didn't taste like real fish. Tags were bland and the only thing I really liked were the fresh red onions. Bummer. Now, I always like to wash it down with a purple haze... Thankfully it was still really tasty. Maybe the cooks were tired. *Shrugs* Lol. They close at 2:30 and I came in at 2:00 The inside was pretty empty with only maybe four tables in use. It was relaxing atmosphere... so maybe if I go another day during peak hours, it will taste better. We shall see. I haven't given up on you yet!

Had my buddy with me and recommended Country Scramble Cafe in Humble.The food was delicious! Had…read morethe Big Breakfast Combo and he had the Gravy Biscuit Combo. Shout out to the servers for being so friendly and welcoming! Definitely coming back soon to this hidden gem!

Service is excellent. Welcoming staff. Typical country style spot. There is a slight musty odor but…read moreit is an older building. Breakfast was just what I expected- good and nice portion.

Slightly different and much bigger in size than the Common Bond bistros I have seen…read more It has a full service bar with bar stools and everything. There are plenty tables and chairs for large groups. And sofas ( not in good condition at all... but sofas .. yes)... ya... big ones length wise. Pretty noisy actually. Good noise. Cheerful sharing while chilling over drinks and pastries - that kind of noise. Have been craving for fries lately and when I saw Common Bond, was very excited but they didn't carry the thick truffle fries which I was so fond of in the other Common Bond. Still, it was good fries and the staff was very friendly.... many high schoolers doing a summer job so they are super nice. They have a rewards program running - once registered, $spent is $earned in points which can be redeemed later. Staff was friendly and seemed like some of them were high schoolers or sort of, doing summer jobs so they were extra courteous and cautious - it was very much appreciated The fresh pastries were inviting and they had a big menu of other eats too. For me Common Bond and their specialty small dessert cakes went hand in hand. And this bakery did keep up that reputation- they had some sumptuous looking mini cakes. Definitely worth a visit.

I went to common bond because I was in the area. Had a taste for something sweet. I'm glad I went,…read morethey had happy hour with half off pastries. I got a lemon glazed cookie which was amazing. Also a loaf of sourdough that made great breakfast sandwiches the next morning. Also got a confetti cookie and brownie. Very happy with every selection and pleasantly surprised that all of this was half off.

we normally have to drive all the way over by chimney rock. This is very nice, it has several sofa…read morecircles with tables and the hookah is only $20. Very good atmosphere. They are much more service oriented than the big shops in the Westheimer area they actually ask you what you want instead of you having to flag somebody down. They only have snacks but, they are well prepared. It's the first time I saw a lamb roll. it's fast food with a Mediterranean accent. The homemade spices/dips were very good. Also the prep on the hookah was good. Thick smooth smoke. So glad we got a real hookah in our neighborhood with gathering circles of sofas and coffee tables for the food, hookah & beverages.

went here the first time for an afternoon tea i reserved with friends. the ambiance was great! very…read moredecorative and each person got their own unique pot of tea and china. the food was tasty and the tea selection was robust. I feel they put thought into the blends you could pick from. though it was not clear from the website that afternoon tea only includes hot tea and if you wanted the iced tea it would cost extra. it would be nice for that to be mentioned somewhere because i feel they spent a lot of time outlining all the other details on the website. the service that day was slow, i think there may have been just one server for everyone inside the shop and it was pretty busy. so i think that influenced that side of it. but things happen. overall my experience was great and would love to come back.

My daughter's God mom wanted to take her out for lunch and wanted somewhere quaint, we went to walk…read morearound Old Town Spring and I mentioned having tea, and I decided I'd give The tea Kettle another try because in fact the food was great last time it was just miscommunication and service was a little off. This time we didn't have a reservation but we were told we'd be able to dine in 20mins so we walked the shops a bit more. When it was time we got a call to come back and was seated and hosted by , she was sweet. Ordered off the main menu and got a peach tea, which was delicious by itself but I like my teas a little sweet so we got some sugar and honey as sweeteners. We also got the fairy water for the baby girl. (She loves it) The grilled cheese and soup is so tasty and comes out hot which is also good for a soup. The portions (Caprese sandwich and mushroom sandwich) were so filling but we ate it all, even the accompanying salads. We chatted and laughed and had a great afternoon tea in this quaint little restaurant.

Highly recommend Pastry items were fantastic…read moreCoffee was great. We wi definitely be back to try other items. And try out Jun the restaurant as well.

Honey latte w/ salted coconut foam - 9/10 - Loved how creamy and strong this was, more bitter than…read moresweet Third place matcha w/strawberry foam - 6/10 - Refreshing but tastes more like a lime/pineapple mocktail rather than matcha , also they use culinary instead of ceremonial grade matcha Found a cute and cozy cafe in the Heights I would recommend their coffee over their matcha as the matcha isnt ceremonial. They do offer a variety of syrups and cold foams. Theres plenty of parking but not many outlets if you wanna work here.