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Brunch
Restaurants |
Michelangelos
Dharma
Cafe
Shades
Benji's
Ouisie's
Table
Crostini's
Backstreet Cafe
Hugo's
Farrago's
Baba
Yaga's
La Strada
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Our final brunch of 2005 was held here. We were a party of about
12 people and they graciously seated us in a semi-private area at a very
long table. Our waiter was very attentive and the food was
excellent. We've actually been here twice and both times
it has been wonderful. My favorite brunch dish is the Steak Caruso
with the two eggs.
Food is ordered off the menu here and they do offer bottomless mimosas.
The atmosphere is subdued but outside seating is available; if you think
you might want to get rowdy, this might not be the place for you.
You must valet park your car. |
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This is a very sweet
little place to have brunch. The dining area
is cozy so be sure to make your reservations in
advance to be sure you get a table. If the
weather is pleasant, you'll want to sit outside.
The food is buffet
style and includes breakfast type foods as well as
some lunch items and soup. They don't have
bottomless mimosas but you do get one glass as part
of the cost of your meal. There is a charge
for each glass after the first.
Since this
restaurant is located in the Houston's old warehouse
district, it is believed that a ghost resides here.
It likes to play with the lights and ice scooper.
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This restaurant has a
wonderful brunch menu. You'll spend most of
your time trying to choose among all the tasty
dishes. We had a really fun time here and
loved our waiter. |
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If you're looking for
an environment where you can be noisy and fun
without bothering anyone, this is a great place to
go.
You order off the
menu here and it's a really good menu, too. I
love their French Toast. They also have true
bottomless mimosas here. You never see the
bottom of your glass. |
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Shade
Restaurant
250 W. 19th St
Houston, TX 77008
713-863-7500 |
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Wow, this place is
really cool. It's located right in the heart of the
Heights.
The atmosphere is
sort of art deco and the food is really reasonably
priced. If you're lucky, you'll get there on a
beautiful day. Then you can spend the rest of
your afternoon shopping at all the antique stores in
the area.
In the particular
area that this restaurant is located it's
considered dry. Not to worry, they have a
system set up that allows you to order brunch
drinks. Their mimosas are not bottomless but
they are very tasty. |
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This is a really nice
upscale brunch venue. The wait staff is very
attentive and the food is fabulous. The
atmosphere is very conservative. You may want
to double check but we believe that we were able to
get bottomless mimosas here. |
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This restaurant has one
of the nicest outside seating areas in Houston.
You definitely want to come here when the weather as
beautiful. Even if it's a tad nippy outside,
you'll be comfortable because they have space
heaters strategically placed about the patio.
Be sure to make
reservations because even on bad days this place is
packing. The food is marvelous and is ordered
off the menu. They offer a variety of unique
brunch dishes. |
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If your palate is
craving something different and unique for brunch,
this is the place to go. You won't find
traditional brunch dishes among their flavorful
Mexican cuisine.
Owned by the same
people who own Backstreet Cafe, this fine Mexican
restaurant offers a variety of unique items for
brunch.
Be careful where you
park; most streets in the area require permits to
park. The valet is reasonable. |
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Traditionally, for the young and
adventurous, this has been "the place" in Houston to go for
brunch. A few years back the place burned to the ground
and not too much later was resurrected. The owner gave it
a new look but kept the spirit of the previous establishment.
We concur that this is one of the best
places in Houston to go for a festive, partying sort of brunch. |
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Quaint old house with a
patio set in the heart of Montrose. Wide
variety of food to select from. Buffet style
services but have lunch items available from the
menu. Perfect setting for any patron.
They don't take
reservations so get there early. |
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The intimate
environment of this cozy French provincial
restaurant on the west side of Houston sets the
stage for a memorable brunch. The wait staff
is attentive and the decor has a touch of elegance.
Brunch is ordered off the menu. |
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