Paulette café - (Near Conroe, TX)

Martin Ross Weve found a new place for breakfast and lunch! When we went in, the Greeter showed us to our seats. The menu is full of a variety of delicious items from breakfast/brunch to lunch. It was around 2 pm when we went in, and they were all happy we came in, even though closing time was near. For lunch, I had the Reuben and my wife had, quite literally, the best looking cheeseburger Ive seen in a long time. The Reuben was delicious, plenty of sauerkraut and meat. For me, the best part was the staff coming over to say hi, so I want to give a thumbs up for the food and also to Ashton, Racey, and Alma for checking on us. And, they have coffee selections, cappuccino, hot chocolate, chocolate milk, and juices!

Texas Rejects To be completely honest, I’m a bit of a fried chicken connoisseur — I know my bird. This was my first time at The Gripper, and we went in blind, not knowing the story or that the “Gripper” is the go-to order. As you’ll see from our pictures, we tried something different, but let me tell you — it did not disappoint. The flavor, the crunch, the whole vibe — 10 out of 10. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in town, and if this place were local to me, it would easily replace my favorite chicken spot. Highly recommend! To top it off all of this and a 18% tip was only $57 dollars!

Holly H We had a wonderful brunch experience at Asiel’s in Lake Jackson. This was our first time visiting, and from the moment we arrived, the service was excellent. Our waitress, Jeff Jess, was extremely kind, welcoming, and helpful. Since we had never been before, she took the time to give us her opinions on several menu items, which we truly appreciated and ended up loving. The entire staff was friendly and attentive, and the food was delicious. We ordered a variety of dishes including pancakes, omelets, and classic eggs and bacon with toast, and everything was cooked perfectly. I even enjoyed a mimosa, which was a great addition to brunch. One of our favorite parts of the experience was the atmosphere and the history. Our children especially loved learning about the mammoth that was discovered in the pit that has since become the lake the restaurant overlooks. It turned our meal into a fun history lesson for them while we dined. We were extremely happy with both the service and the food and will absolutely be returning as regulars. Asiel’s is a fantastic spot for families and anyone looking for a welcoming brunch experience.

Marsha Russell Four of us came for dinner early evening on Friday and had a wonderful time. We were able to get a table on the deck with a lovely view of the bay. Service was prompt, attentive, and friendly. While the menu has lots of options, we all opted for the seafood. We had shrimp — both grilled and fried — and blackened catfish. The shrimp was outstanding! Drink offerings were good, and we enjoyed our wine and beer on tap. I don’t live in this area, but I understand why our friends who do brought us here! I’m glad they did!

mark copus We’ve eaten here a number of times. The place inside and out was decorated nicely for Christmas. They put a lot of work into it and it was enjoyable being there. Our server was attentive but not overbearing. One thing I really liked seeing, since it was a little slow two workers grabbed cloths and cleaner and started cleaning the wall below the bar. I was impressed, I couldn’t even see dirt from the table 10’ away. As always, the food is good, reasonable and cooked just right. My wife was very impressed with the wine pour as well as me with my low tide drafts from Galveston Brewery.

Michael Dickens Best hibachi in town! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Generous portions and friendly staff make F&F Japanese Grill a must-visit. The Ginger Dressing is legendary! Quick service, great value. Five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️