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    Traveler's Table

    4.4 (2.4k reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Huevos a la mexicana
    Sabah D.

    Everything was absolutely AMAZING. Complimentary valet, we had no reservation but walked in for sunday brunch and were seated immediately, superb staff/service and delicious food!! Hugeee portions for the price too Our favorite was definitely the korean fried rice though. It was so, so flavorful and the meat was so tender 10/10 Huevos a la mexicana was solid but a little simple 7/10 We also got the japanese mushroom toast but i didnt get a pic. It was hugee and pretty good but again kinda simple 7/10 And the ube pancakes were sooooo good and fluffy but crispy on the bottom. Not too much ube flavor but it comes with a nice coconut cream sauce! Would get again 8.5/10 Overall ambiance was amazing too. Nice outdoor seating and good vibes all around. Loved it all, would come back!

    Duck pad see ew
    Alex W.

    Jack of all trades, master of none. Especially the Asian food. The dishes weren't bad but the pad see ew was not complex at all. Only tasted salt. Would be fine if it were $15, but was expecting much more for $30. I got this before the unfortunate situation with the owners so I'm not sure how things have changed.

    Crab Samosas
    Dee D.

    I've been to travelers cart several times. I've actually only visited traveler's table for cocktails and to go food. I actually did an in person visit this time for dinner on Sunday. Just a note they close at 2:30 and reopen again at five for dinner service...some of the brunch items like the crab samosas and the oxtail empanadas are on both menus (dinner and brunch) The crab samosas are amazing. I wish I had more even at this moment. Everyone is always so welcoming and helpful here....Everyone but the rude ass valet drivers outside. I mentioned to my dining mate who arrived before me how rude the guys were. He told me that he got into it with them also and another person almost got into a fight with them Having a nasty attitude and expecting a tip for a free service is crazy to me. So it's wasn't just me they just have attitude. They also had attitude when I went before for drinks.

    Pork belly
    Benedict B.

    It was ok, I get what they were aiming for but the flavors were a little off, except for the crab carbonara. Our table also ordered the pao de quiejo, the pork belly, and the oxtail. Comes with a sticker shock/ pricey tab. Our server was quick to take our order and clear our used items. It was a very busy Saturday night but they kept churning orders.

    Alyssa E.

    Have been here a few times, and every time has been a great experience. Their brunch and dinner menus are different, and this time we opted for their dinner menu! We came on a Wednesday which was their oysters night and got the Roasted Japanese Miso Oysters which were delicious! My main entree was the Nigerian Suya Skewers with Jollof Rice, and wow!!! I really loved the flavor. Something different and I felt like was a perfect amount for me. Ended it off with a yummy basque cheesecake! Really love the food here and the diverse dishes they offer.

    Crab fried rice
    Connor L.

    Complementary valet parking is nice, the lot is small so if everyone had to park themselves it would be hard. Good sized eating area, with a small bar section maybe 8-10 people. The drink and food menu has a alot of selections. Started with the come and take it cocktail and espresso martini. The come and take it was nice cause it wasn't harsh but a little sweet. The espresso was a lighter version more of a flavored coffee than a strong coffee taste. We got the butter chicken, crab fried rice and the ribs. The butter chicken was bomb I heard and the ribs were flavorful and moist. The crab fried rice was a huge portion, soft shell crab was fried perfect and the egg topped was a nice touch. The old fashioned try is legit, pretty much get 3 full old fashioned for the price of 2. Overall wish we tried some apps but definitely somewhere I would go back.

    Pao de Quejio Plate
    Christine L.

    Still amazing food - valet available but street parking if you don't mind waking a few blocks. Nice open patio that is covered which was helpful during the rain tonight. Music was fine and not too loud. Helpful waitstaff. Pluses 1. Good drinks (spiced trader, Oaxaca chocolate, expresso martini) and good food like short rib and adobo snapper 2. Bread pudding Areas to improve None Short rib was good quality and quantity and very rich flavor that accompanied well with polenta and heirloom carrots. Weather was cool and we had the patio to ourselves this Sunday evening. Highly recommended!

    Burger was great!
    Lyla A.

    It was a decent experience for a dear friend's birthday. 4 of us dined on the patio. The service was pretty good but not great. My water was never refilled but he did bring out food quickly. We ordered the provoletta cheese appetizer which was tasty. Imagine melted provolone cheese with peppers and a dollop of pesto. It was served with toasted bread. I'd get it again. The hummus with brisket. The hummus was good and the brisket was good. It was a good shareable appetizer. The snapper ponchatrain was delicious. I wish it was a larger potion of fish. I would order this again. The blue crab carbonara was delicious and decadent with si egg yolk mixed in. I would get this again too. The truffles flatbread was meh. I didn't care for it. They brought 3 scoops of dessert for my friend's birthday. Ube, vanilla, and matcha. It was ok. The bread pudding that we ordered was very sweet but tasty. Overall a 3.5 star experience but rounded to 4. Please see my pics and like my review and photos if you find them helpful.

    Lamb Shakshuka (tofu substitute)
    Linda S.

    I love the whole thing of travelers's table. I've been there twice now and it never disappoints. It's a great spot for brunch. The party I was with was vegetarian, and we split the meals together. We ordered lamb shaksuka and substituted the lamb with tofu. It was super flavorful and served with bread. Inside the shaksuka, there was a boiled egg, crumbed cheese, and cherry tomatoes topped with parsley. For those of you who have never tried this, think of a flavorful tomato soup, that you split over bread. We had also ordered the Ube pancakes, and the Ube pancakes were really famous for this location. I feel like I see online all the time showcasing these pancakes. There was a citrus, whipped cream, with fruit, Boba pearls and a caramel sauce drizzle. My only complaint about the pancakes were that they were dry without the drizzle. I wish that there was more moisture inside, overall the flavors were really balanced. They offer many drinks - alcoholic, mocktails as well as lattes. There's a versatile drink menu. Service was fast, and our waitress consistently checked up on us. The interior of the restaurant was also very fun and modern with glass panels for natural lighting. I would recommend you make a reservation online on the weekend because it gets very packed. When you pull up on the street, the lot is very small. There is valet parking offered, but remember to carry some cash with you. The valet is very friendly, and they handle everything pretty fast in the parking lot. But, if you don't want to use valet, there are more locations for street parking in the Westheimer neighborhoods. I parked around a four minute walk away in one of the neighborhoods behind the restaurant.

    Lobster Benedict

    Very interesting concept. We had the lobster Benedict, the chilaquiles with duck, the waffles and chicken with biscuits and eggs. Overall the food has great taste. The service was good, attention to detail and willing to accommodate to some request on food preparation. The ambiance is nice, elegant and clean concept.

    japanese mushroom toast
    Saher D.

    great service! our server was funny and gave us great reccs. the ambiance is spectacular too, great outdoor seating in a cute boho place presentation on all the food was perfect too! my sister really enjoyed the korean egg+rice ribs dish!

    Soft shell crab fried rice
    Aron J.

    This place is definitely a must try if you can. The restaurant and staff are very nice. I had an upcoming flight so I brought my luggage and they were able to hold on to it for me while I enjoyed my meal. Their menu has a good amount options to pick from. Salmon Tartare bites were great. The mix was subtle yet you can taste everything as well and a nice crunch from the rice. Soft shell crab fried rice. First the presentation was amazing having little crabs on the plate. It tasted great. A lot of crab flavor in this dish from the chips and the rice and the small fried crabs. The small fried crabs were very salty though.

    Mexican Street Corn Soup and Argentinian proveletta appetizer
    Sean M.

    Gonna start off with the one single solitary bad, and then move on to all the good. Bad - valet was kinda rude. I wasn't aware it was only valet parking in their parking lot so I pulled in and parked. A few minutes passed and a guy walked over and knocked on my window and told me this was valet only. So I asked him "ok so if you don't wanna do valet where do you park". Guy couldn't have cared less and said "I don't know the street?" I just found his demeanor off putting and rude. He needs to work on his talking skills to people. Anyway.... beyond that - my husband and I are from Austin but we're visiting the area because we were celebrating our wedding anniversary and decided here as the place to eat. We are both vegetarian and they have adequate veg options. I started with the watermelon lemonade and then eventually got a jasmine tea. We got the corn soup and the grilled bread and cheese plate as an appetizer (apologies I don't remember the exact name off the top of my head). For our entrees, both my husband and I got a Latin America dish. It was a pepper with cashew cream and quinoa, a chimichurrin sauce, etc. it was FANTASTIC. They don't skimp on the veg plates and I really appreciate that! Especially when a place isn't entirely only plant based focused. This place really take pride in their food and it shows. I watched a chef plate a meal (from my seat, I could see the kitchen) and he was so locked in and meticulous about it. We were checked up on constantly, our waters never ran out, and our waitress was so cool and down to earth. We tipped her well. At the end, our waitress brought us out two complimentary champagne flutes as a congratulations for our wedding anniversary. It was unexpected but so sweet! We really enjoyed it. We both left this place happy and very full. Def worth a visit if you're in the area!!

    Natural light and plenty of plants makes the place feel warm and cozy.

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    Ask the Community - Traveler's Table

    What's your favorite thing on the menu?

    Crab Samosas, Crab cake, bread pudding, good morning Vietnam (drink)

    Is it good for ladies lunch?

    ABSOLUTELY!!!

    Is this restaurant/establishment allow dogs on a leash?

    They have an outside seating area! I saw a couple with a dog last time.

    Sitting at the bar for dinner?

    Yes you can eat at the bar.

    What is the noise level?

    Fairly quiet. We were able to hear conversations at nearby tables ( unfortunately).

    Was this the place that was featured on DDD?

    Yes. Worth a try. Nice craft cocktails.

    Do you need to make a reservation for brunch?

    Walk-ins are available, however for brunch this place is typically crowded. Sitting at the bar is always an open seating option.

    How is parking at this restaurant?

    There is complementary valet

    Is this a kid friendly restaurant?

    I went for brunch on a Saturday. I can't say I recall seeing children but I don't think you're not allowed to bring them. Just more of an adults environment.

    What is the dress in this restaurant? Is there a full bar? Do we need reservations?

    I would say nice casual. There is a bar, about 8 seats (unsure if you can order food). Reservations are highly recommended - especially for the weekends.

    If you had to choose between brunch or dinner, which would you choose? (Both isn't an option for now)

    Have only eaten dinner but the brunch menu also look awesome!

    Do they have happy hour?

    No Happy Hour :(

    Is this restaurant halal?

    It is not

    Is valet only tip or a set price?

    Tip only

    I was thinking of going here for brunch. Well if be ok for me to bring my 3 year old?

    I mean no one is going to stop you but I wouldn't consider this a kid friendly restaurant.

    Is it good for big groups?

    They're super accommodating so call and ask them and they'll advise you. I think 20 or so should be fine.

    What is the suggested dress?

    I think smart casual is appropriate here!

    Is the outdoor patio dog friendly?

    Yes, page says dogs are welcome

    Hello, do you offer any vegan options? If so, can you give some examples? Thank you.

    Not a lot. The middle eastern vegetable flatbread and both of their main salads are vegan. Almost all of the sides are vegan except for the fries which has an aioli. There is also a vegetable board. They may be able to make something special per… 

    Is this a tough menu to navigate for vegetarians?

    We ordered two vegan dishes that were both delicious. I don't know what other options they have but you can look at the menu and decipher. They were very friendly and accommodating and though I am not a vegetarian I really enjoyed both of those… 

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