Awesome neighborhood spot for breakfast or brunch! The food is always fresh and consistently…read moredelicious, every dish we've tried so far has been fantastic. I especially love their house coffee served in a pot, it just makes the whole experience feel cozy and relaxed! The customer service is excellent, and the staff are always warm and friendly. We truly enjoy coming back here again and again.

The server was attentive. The food was good and cooked perfectly. I'd definitely eat here again.read more

Local Table was one of those places that looked more impressive than the actual experience ended up…read morebeing. We were in Fulshear and wanted to try something different that we don't have near us, so we decided to give it a shot. The restaurant itself is beautiful on the outside with an inside that has a modern, open design. You come in and seat yourself, and while there were several tables available, the restaurant definitely wasn't empty. There were people dining in the back room and out on the porch. It was a gorgeous day, but we opted for the AC. Service wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't especially attentive. It took a while for someone to come by with menus, and throughout the meal things just seemed to move slowly despite the restaurant not appearing understaffed. I don't mind a relaxed pace, but I also don't want to spend my entire afternoon sitting indoors at some random restaurant waiting around. We started with chips and queso. The chips were decent, but the queso was extremely thin and soupy--more like cheese soup than queso--thus definitely not worth the $10 price tag. Unless you love soupy queso. Then maybe it's definitely worth the $10 to you. For lunch, my brother and mom ordered The Local Burger with Fries and added avocado, my friend ordered the Beef Tenderloin Steak Wrap with Chips, and I tried the Spicy Buffalo Pizza because honestly, every menu starts looking the same after a while, and I wanted something different. Unfortunately, there were several issues with our order. Everyone's food arrived but my brother's because our server somehow assumed mom and he were sharing one burger since they ordered the same thing. They also forgot the avocado add-on for both burgers. Mom gave my brother her basket, and they shared the burger until his came, which was about 10 to 15 minutes later. Mom liked the fries because they came out hot and weren't overly salted, but neither she nor my brother really raved about the burgers. I think by then they forgot they asked for avocado, and we weren't charged for it, but that's kind of annoying to ask for something and nothing is said...they just quietly make sure not to charge you for it. The Spicy Buffalo Pizza was probably the biggest disappointment for me. I expected a more traditional buffalo chicken pizza, but instead it was kind of a layered, heavily drizzled mess that didn't really work together. The crust also appeared to be some sort of cornmeal-style crust that wasn't my favorite and didn't hold up well under the weight of the toppings. It was the kind of slice you knew would end up on you rather than in you, so I was really careful to make sure it hit the pizza board and not me. I ended up boxing most of it for my housemate. Mark wanted dessert, and they have something called "The Spot Ice Cream Sandwich," which is a brownie or assorted cookie with vanilla ice cream and toppings. Mom asked whether he could simply order the brownie by itself, and our server Victor said he would ask, but we never actually got an answer. One thing that really annoys me at restaurants is charging $4 for fountain drinks and then not keeping them refilled. Victor did eventually ask about refills, but by then the meal was basically over. Overall, this place wasn't bad, but it also wasn't great. The atmosphere and design are probably the strongest part of the experience. I wouldn't necessarily avoid it, but I also wouldn't go out of my way to come back. What made lunch even funnier is that next door at Cross Creek Ranch, there's a hanging sign advertising an "observation deck." We had debated going before lunch but decided to eat first and then check it out afterward. Much like the restaurant itself, the concept sounded far more impressive than the actual experience. There really wasn't much to observe. I just found it amusing that both experiences ended up being equally mediocre.

First time to visit Local Spot since we were in the area. Have visited their sister locations…read morenumerous times so we knew we'd be getting a great meal. The place seems to be in a community center so the area is beautiful to sit outside or walk around after your meal. The menu seems smaller but still has lots of great options. Love that they have an all day breakfast burrito on their menu. Chloe was a great server!!

I love the cheesy enchiladas. I'm sure why at lunch it's not got more customers. The food is good…read more I was served immediately with drink and chips. Give them some love people!

It has not been very crowded the 2 or 3 times we've been here recently. The servers are…read moreconsistently nice and helpful and always treat my kids well. We love the thicker chips they have, as well as their salsa, and the kids devour them by the basketful. I've tried different dishes each time I've come here and have liked them all. The kids meals, if you get the tacos and nachos, come in a cool plated presentation, but, alas, my kids do not eat those and have not gotten to see th dinos in person. The kids meals also come with ice cream and sprinkles, so the kids love it, and we get to enjoy some running around outside in the green space. There are lots of different types of seating areas inside and outside the restaurant. The bathrooms were bright and clean.

They have 1/2 off pasta! So amazing and fresh! Love this place! The people are helpful and the…read morerestaurant is clean. If you haven't been yet definitely go meet them and enjoy the carbonara with the crispy chicken.

First time coming here i love pasta, so why not? Definitely wayy overpriced. I ordered the Burrata…read moreMarinara Pasta too much marinara and the overall plate lacks flavor despite being packed with stuff, for that small bowl and price it is not worth it. Make better pasta at home, at least i tried it, nothing memorable. The service was fine, line moves really slow.

Stopped at Mia's for lunch with the family on the way to Houston. You place your order when you…read moreenter. They'll give you a digital order tracker so staff can find you when your order is ready. Then grab your drinks and find a table inside or on the patio. Asian salads and burgers are great. Nice family atmosphere, good food and prompt service. Plenty of onsite parking. They also have a complimentary soft serve ice cream station.

Came here for a Sunday lunch and it was very fast paced service. Everyone was attentive and kind!…read moreThe food came out piping hot which is a plus and the experience is always great here. Sad the ice cream machine was broken but can't wait to go back!

I Came on a whim and was able to experience Restaurant week . The food, the vibe, the staff, and…read moreChef Casey were absolutely amazing and welcoming. I had the ox tail tacos, oxtail empanadas, and ribeye. Delicious. It's cozy and very much a feel of "home," from the welcoming spirit and love put into the food. Chef Casey was very personable. He walked around and talked to everyone in the restaurant. Definitely a Katy gem and worth a try!

We came here to try the HRW menu…read more Upon entering we were seated and the waitress introduced herself. I believe her name was Sandy. Sandy was welcoming and did a great job throughout. To address the 4 star, part of the knock on the star comes from little things throughout the night. First, we waited quite a bit to be served. To no fault of our waitress it looked like she had been pulled to handle other things. The hostess ended up taking our order for sandy and then she took it from there. Also, another waitress Jada stepped in as well to help and made sure we were good. This was very nice of them. Again, our waitress was not a problem, but logistically if she had tables you could see her physically having to handle other things so its not like she just went missing. The restaurant has a great vibe. There was a pianist playing and the lights were intimately low. The chef also came over and introduced himself which is pretty cool. On to the food: The oyster Rockefeller first course was delicious. Creamy, spinach, oyster with a bit of a zing from the sauce Next we had the heritage tasting plate and the oxtail tacos. The oxtail tacos had a bit too much lettuce for my liking but my fiancee enjoyed it. Savory, hers didnt have as much lettuce as mine, so if youre not a lettuce fan you could he rolling the dice here. The heritage tasting plate was good. Camel, kangaroo, and rabbit. I loved the kangaroo a ton. Who knew? The camel was very good too it had a ground turkey type if texture. The kangaroo tasted like stewed beef roast. Very good. Finally, the rabbit, as I've had this before, was good rabbit. Its like a chicken ish flavor to it. For the next course we had the lamb chops and suya ribeye. The lamb chops were flavorful and the green beans on both dishes were good and tender. The suya ribeye had good suya flavor. We barely touched the mashed potatoes and jollof because we were so full. The bite of jollof that I did have was traditional flavored jollof. Pretty good. We got the peri peri shrimp with the lamb chops and they were ok, but not anything to write home about. We were expecting that peri peri burst of flavor like the lamb chops had. To finish off the meal we both got the creme brulee. Id say this missed a bit. The brulee didnt have your traditional hard top of bruleed sugar. The sugary portion tasted a bit burnt. Not the traditional brulee burnt but a stronger burnt sugar flavor. All in all a great experience and we would go back and do this again.

I was taking my mom out for breakfast this morning and I Yelped the area and Ropers popped up. I…read morehadn't eaten at Ropers in 10+. We would eat lunch there after shooting at Rio Brazos Shooting Center - it's gone now to make way for growth. I was pleasantly surprised that Ropers still looked the same. Mom went with a breakfast taco and I went with a breakfast sandwich. Food came quick. The taco was packed full and not all egg. Mom had to use a fork as it was too big for her to handle. My sandwich was packed with several strips of crispy bacon. Our breakfast was excellent and very reasonable. Further Yelp reviews lead me to want to go back for lunch and try the CFS as several people noted how good it was. Definitely worth the trip in not local. I'll be back for sure.

Good food. Loved the vibe in the gas station; very small town feel. Will be back if in the area.read more

Food is great; ambience is really nice & our server, Bart, is amazing! Absolutely love the food!read more

I went for a small birthday party in the back room. Everything was very well organized, service was…read moregreat, and the food was delicious. I live in California, so I'm used to good quality food and this very much satisfied.