Restaurants in Houston, Texas

“Closest deserts to those in France that I have found in all of Houston, these deserts are as French as the Eiffel Tower. Would recommend to anyone looking for truly French deserts.”

“Quality dropped due to Covid.I’ve eaten here many times, and loved the food, but lately, due to Covid, the menu is limited, and the food quality seems to have suffered.”

“It's so delicious. There was fast, efficient, and courteous service. This place has a great atmosphere. Reminds me of a place in New York I liked to visit.”

“Sandwiches were good.”

“Wow, food was amazing. Looking forward to have another dinner on this brasserie”

“Walked in, and walked right back out. The only person working didn't have a mask on, and picked up a pair of disposable gloves with unwashed hands...had his unsanitized hands touching the outside. No thanks. Went over to the other long-standing bakery in the village; they had masks on.”

“This is a different location than my regular purchases. It's to me, exactly what you you expect from fried chicken. I enjoy their recipe.”

“Great place! Love the service. Haven't been disappointed ever. Must try!”

“Small mom and pop set up. I was greeted by a Latina who gave some food suggestions, then took my order. She impressively repeated the Vietnamese dish (bún rieu ốc, or the crab escargot dumpling noodle dish, without unions) in a flawless accent. Also ordered 2 banh mi to go (combo and shredded chicken). Unfortunately chef still garnished onions on top. Broth for bun rieu was oddly more sweet than savory. Crab dumplings were lacking and no escargots in the crab escargot dumpling dish! (Latina explained later it was because i had asked for no onion which the escargot were bathed in; shouldn't i have been informed from the get go?)The Latina came by apologetically after i mentioned the presence of onions (removed them myself rather than let them fish through the broth in the kitchen) and dropped off pickled chili peppers and a jar of shrimp paste, again offering the latter in fluent Viet accent (mắm ruốc). Sandwiches were decent. At checkout, price listed on wall wasn't what was rung up either for bun rieu. Again, i had to ask about that discrepancy. A+ for effort, B- overall for taste, C- for lack of communication. Unlikely to return.”

“Close to me and reasonably priced”

“As my partner was eating their quiche Florentine they bit down on a bug. A bug that was baked into the quiche. Will never return to this location which is unfortunate bc it's nearby our home.”

“Great food and excellent service from staff. ”

“This is regular morning breakfast place for us, in every city we are. We stop at this location and just like all the other ones the food is was excellent and the staff very friendly. We love the pastry, you should try it.”

“Although the menu is limited to very few dishes, the service is still good, as the quality.”

“Friendly staff. Great tasting food. I'd suggest calling to find when some items are freshly baked for best tastes.”

“Slightly disappointing for a Michelin Star venue. Food beautifully cooked but nothing inspirational - very traditional cooked to perfection. Bar service good. Restaurant service....we were not priority customers and frequently kept waiting - our waiter and waitress were busy while another 4 stood watching! Perhaps our expectations were too high.”