If you’re looking to spend a day Downtown Houston , look no further than Bovine and Barley for brunch. The perfect spot to take out-of-towners because its located in the middle of the quaintly, historic section of Houston and has a massive HTX sign that is perfect for pictures and Instagram. Make it a whole … Continue reading
If you do brunch like we do every week, you need to mix it up with a buffet every once and a while. Our last brunch buffet was at Baba Yega‘s, but we’ve also done the HUGE Cadillac Bar buffet. Next to add to the eat-everything-brunch list: Americas in River Oaks. Americas… that sounds familiar… … Continue reading
I love brunch and I love a good deal. Ruggles Green in the Heights gives you both. Filling meals, surprisingly quiet patio nestled at the corner of 11th and Studewood, quick service, no need to tip or split checks because you order at the counter, plenty of healthy and not-so-healthy options. What’s not to love? After … Continue reading
Last weekend, the Brunch Klub crew woke up early in pursuit of our usual craving of mimosas…but also for yoga! We rallied an hour earlier than usual and went to the Black Swan Yoga class at Raven Tower in the Hieghts. The class was a blast and a half and we’re already making plans to … Continue reading
Baba Yega embodies all things Montrose–its prime location off Fairview, its vegetarian-friendly menu, its eclectic and cozy décor, and homey brunch buffet. A few Sunday’s ago, the Brunch Klub and I decided to try out the brunch spread at Baba Yega. Baba Yega isn’t your traditional restaurant. It’s this old bungalow house with a bunch of different rooms … Continue reading
This past weekend the Brunch Klub crew (of eight!) popped on over for Sunday brunch at the Height’s eatery, Harold’s in the Heights. Located on 19th Street in the Heights, Harold’s is a second floor restaurant (on top of Torchy’s Tacos) with a bar and delightful rooftop balcony with prime views of the historic Heights Theatre. The brunch menu … Continue reading
J. Black’s Feel Good Kitchen and Lounge is the place to be on a Sunday afternoon. I’m not going to lie, I was a little hesitant to try out this place initially because it looked kind of sports bar-y from the outside and I expected them to have sticky gross bar stool booths and a subpar … Continue reading
Okay the title of this post might be a bit misleading, because it wasn’t technically a “first look” when I went there for brunch. The place had been open a few weeks but they had just begun to debut their Brunch menu and were still figuring things out when I went. So basically if you … Continue reading
Although none of my friends will agree with me–for lack of knowing or reasons to be obstinate, I firmly believe that Big Eyed Fish, the American Southern cuisine restaurant on Washington Ave. is wildly reminiscent of a pub in Ireland. It’s cozy with wood paneling, a friendly bar, plenty of benches for seating and with the … Continue reading
Head to Liberty Kitchen Oysterette if you like meat. But really their menu is exploding with it. But also go there if you like potatoes and cheese and grease and quirky chic decor….the fine makings of a delicious, comforting brunch. [Someone take me on a date here!!] I went the other weekend and genuinely contemplated getting all … Continue reading