Been coming here for years. The servers are always nice and the food is always good. My little one…read morealways gets a Nutella hot chocolate whether it's 20 degrees or 120 degrees outside. She just loves it. We normally get one sweet and one savory. At this point I'm pretty sure we have tasted everything in the menu and i haven't found anything i don't like.

What a great little spot. I am so glad they have now put one in our area. We went for a girls…read morebrunch and it was very good food and a cute little place. It was counter order service but then they delivered to our table. Go early, it gets crowded at this location.

I was happy to see them busy for Sunday Brunch because I want great places to stay in business, but…read morethe wait was way shorter than other spots, even for our party of six, so best of both. The food was excellent, my adult kids got the Turkish Breakfast x2 and we all got a taste, while my wife and I split a Garden Omelette, because they are that big. Everyone got a different beverage from Turkish Coffee and Cafe Americano to Lattes and tea. Service was friendly snd genuinely helpful. It's an order-at-the-counter place but they still paid attention to us after we were seated, so nothing was lost in that experience. Flavor was the main experience. Everything had its own character and I can't wait to explore more of their offerings. Our table also included a waffle dish and a crepe dish, and nobody was disappointed in their choice. Heads up that the bacon is turkey bacon I believe to keep the kitchen Halal, but you don't go here to replicate Cracker Barrel, this is a different type of choice that opens up your understanding of brunch. It's like a taste of Europe in Clear Lake

This place was a 10/10. My sister and I went opening weekend. When we got there the line was long…read moreand they let us know in advance that the kitchen was backed up but we had nothing to do and it was a rainy day so we just hung out and talked. We started with coffee. I got the iced caramel macchiato and my sister got the salted caramel latte. We both shared and both of us LOVED them. The drinks alone would make me go back. I ordered the avocado toast with egg and a side of fruit. I also ordered a side of bacon but never got it. I was also never charged so maybe she didn't hear me ask for it. The toast was great and the eggs fee fluffy and flavorful. The fruit was fruit lol. My sister ordered the breakfast sandwich with a side of the potatoes and the Reese's crepe. The drinks and crepe came out quickly. As you can see by the photos my baby LOVED the crepe and it was his first ever crepe so thanks! The sandwich was tasty and the potatoes were great. The decor was so cute. My sister and I sat under the tree. There was a man cleaning off the tables as people left and he stopped by to say hello and thank us for coming. Turns out he was the owner. Everyone was so nice and I'm definitely looking forward to going again!

Amazing little coffee shop, very friendly staff, very detailed environment, EVERY chair has little…read morecushions, EVERY chair has little things on the legs to keep from scraping the floor, most tables had an outlet nearby. And beautiful relaxing classical music playing. The coldbrew was bold but not bitter, the dumplings were yummy and everything was thoughtfully plated. And i got a coffee to go for my fiance and EVEN THE CUP was of impeccable quality. I also had a little chai spice chocolate which was rich and decadent but not too sweet at all. The restroom was in excellent condition and has a korean toilet with a seat warmer and bidet. The ONLY thing is that it was a bit slow of service but for the quality of service I dont mind at all. But worth mentioning if you are in a hurry. If i lived in the area i would come here weekly! 10/10 recommend.

Not great thai tea, watery and half ice. Ube macaroon from a plastic bag was good. Probably won't…read morereturn for boba. Might bring a laptop and study.

Ah, Java Owl -- a welcome little refuge in the strip-mall sprawl and chain-coffee sameness of Clear…read moreLake. The kind of place you stumble into expecting caffeine and leave with a small, irrational faith in humanity restored. People like to say Montrose is where Houston keeps its cool, its weird, its pulse. Maybe. But Java Owl makes a strong case that Clear Lake has been hiding a little strange magic of its own. It is bright, clean, odd in the best possible way, and alive with the feeling that something interesting might happen before you finish your cup. Now, the important part: the coffee. I judge a place by the black cup. No sugar, no milk, no whipped cream masquerading as personality. Just coffee, exposed and unprotected. Java Owl passes that test. The roast has character. It tastes like someone cared. It does not taste like the sad, scorched sludge you get from places that treat coffee beans like evidence to be burned. And if you want something more elaborate, they have that too. The specialty drinks rotate, mutate, and show up with a kind of reckless creativity that works more often than it has any right to. Every visit seems to bring some new concoction, some fresh little act of caffeinated imagination. Late nights at the Owl are their own species of entertainment. Beer, wine, conversation, and the grand old human circus of people watching. Someone might break into "Sweet Caroline." Someone else might decide the room needs a guitar solo. You do not so much sit there as get folded into the scene. It is noisy, warm, occasionally ridiculous, and never dull. Somehow, the place manages to be both energetic and peaceful, which should be impossible and yet is not. Good coffee, good people, a little music, a little chaos, and staff who seem genuinely happy to be there. The positivity is not the forced kind. It is not laminated corporate cheer. It is real enough that you can walk in tired and walk out a little lighter. So yes, go. Go to see and be seen, sure. But more than that, go because places like this matter. Java Owl is coffee, community, weirdness, and warmth in a town that could use more of all four.

Good matcha. Nice environment. It was a little loud for working on the day I was there (spring…read morebreak), so it was hard to concentrate, but I could see it being a good spot for getting some tasks knocked out. Also, 5 stars for matcha presentation!

Such a wonderful little spot! Had a vanilla latte and…read morepistachio tres leches and was so so good! Definitely going back Loved it.

So glad Friendswood has a sweet coffee spot like Cafecito!…read more I walked in during their one-year anniversary weekend and it was very cutely decorated with balloons; the shop's aesthetic reminded me of a place you'd find in town. The staff was very friendly and pointed me in the right direction for recs, and I ended up selecting a hot guava latte with almond milk and a couple of alfajores. The latte wasn't too sweet yet still had a pleasant guava aftertaste, and the alfajores were the perfect treat to go alongside my coffee. I'll definitely be back!

Convenient location inside HEB. The seasonal menu caught my attention…read more For the price of the coffee, I wasn't too impressed with the iced pistachio latte. Barista also recommended adding an extra espresso shot to make the coffee stronger. There's a nutty taste but not pistachio flavor. Overall it's still a good coffee but I wouldn't order it again.

Luce Ave is probably my favorite local roastery and I was glad to learn there was a location right…read moreoff the 45 (on the way to Galveston). This spot is inside an HEB so I was a little worried when I first pulled up to the HEB parking lot. It's a stand that was very clean and well kept right near the entrances. I was met with a friendly cashier/barista (there was only one person working). She answered my questions and also quickly made our drinks once ordered. I went with my usual black island which I adore. The pandan coconut flavors with an espresso kick go very well together in my opinion. I think their coffee in general is great and not overly acidic so I get the taste of coffee and kick of caffiene all in a flavorful drink! Definitely an ideal location for yours truly and a great stop for coffee if you're showing guests various establishments Houston has to offer!

OOOO my goodness - my 4th of July started off with a bang when I found Red Oak Café in League City,…read moreTx!!!! The place was packed and there was a line of people waiting - I knew that was a good sign! The line moved fast and the staff were like worker bees - everybody getting the tables cleaned, people seated and orders taken with in minutes of sitting down. Mary the Manager never missed a beat - she was making it all happen and made it look effortless - with a smile on her face. Our server SAL was top notch, explained everything on the menu that I drilled him about - really painted a picture of what the items was all about, helped me with making a selection! Give that kid a Gold Star - he is my server for life at Red OAK. He took care of us with a smile and quick service, what a shining star they got when they hired him! Now for the food - mercy is all I can say - the biscuits were out of this world - flaky, fluffy and fabulous! I got the Breakfast special and everything on the plate was perfect - the bacon was nice and crisp, hash browns were golden and egg really over easy - cooked to perfection. THE Pancakes - eyes rolling back in head - the biggest, fluffy golden brown things you have every seen and the syrup came in a glass carafe that warm syrup was an extra special touch. The coffee was their own brand and the flavors were Pecan and Cinnamon, very smooth, and very hot and refilled often. Do yourself a favor and go to Red Oak Cafe in League City on Main Street and ask for Sal and get ready for a great expericence and excellent food and service! I live in Woodlands Tx and will drive 60 miles again to eat at this place!

The ambience and the food presentation was fantastic! The ambience gave me a sort of modern rustic…read morevibe, which I love. The food tasted okay, but it definitely lacked spices and in my opinion needs some TLC. One menu item that caught my attention was the Grown-Up Grilled Cheese: three types of cheeses, Granny Smith apple slices, bacon slices, and sourdough bread. Now I thought that the apple slices come on the side right? Nope, they were cooked in the sandwich. I don't know who came up with the concept of adding the apples into the sandwich, but whatever; I've tasted weirder things. Still, the sandwich didn't taste bad; that's just a weird concept in my opinion. The worst part of our service was the server. She didn't exactly introduce herself, but she did ask how we were with an apathetic tone. Like I said, she didn't tell us her name. Only way I can describe her is she wore eyeliner, red lipstick, and her blonde hair in a clip. During our visit to the restaurant, she just seemed like she hated her job and was emotionally constipated. When I wanted to substitute a side order of white chicken chili with the Grown-Up grilled cheese (I knew there would be an upcharge), she told me in a somewhat aggravated voice that there would be an upcharge. I told her calmly that I understood as the menu had specified. The only time she came by was to ask if we were done with our plates or needed a coffee refill, but not on how the food tasted. But yes, our server was probably the worst part of our visit. I've met Russians who were less cold than our server. I probably won't return unless the server gets an attitude adjustment or just leaves.