Best Diners in Cypress

"Counter service comes to life at Lola, which suddenly finds itself at the center of The Heights revolution. The modern diner, which even boasts vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free offerings, serves breakfast classics til 9 pm every day. Lola favorite Challah French toast makes quite the impression with fresh strawberries, as does the home skillet with either chicken fried chicken or chicken fried steak with three eggs any style and your choice of seasoned house potatoes —phenomenal — parmesan grits or corned beef hash."

"This decidedly modern diner occupies a 70-year-old building in the Heights where broad windows and high ceilings house a cheerful dining room perpetually packed with families in search of omelets made with local farm eggs, chicken-fried steak with cheese grits, and peanut butter pancakes."

"Lola gives you plenty of options for making your own pancakes just the way you like it. Add-ins are just $1 each and include: blueberries, strawberries, bananas, candied pecans, chocolate chips and peanut butter, with your choice of applewood smoked bacon or natural cased sausage."

"Despite its four area locations, the historic (since 1938!) chain manages to avoid feeling like one thanks to its electric, old-school staff, who are happy to call you by your name and even happier to tell you what to order. Standouts include the chicken-fried steak and eggs, caramel-pecan-banana challah French toast, and corned beef hash. At lunch, the juicy Drug Store Burgers are a reminder that the best examples of the form need not be dressed with foie gras, aioli or artisan greens to be satisfying."

"Go to this Houston institution for its eggs, sausage and pancakes, challah french toast and old-fashioned milk shakes and malts. Avalon Diner, which once operated along with Avalon Pharmacy, has been serving up true greasy spoon fare in River Oaks since 1938. The drugstore closed in 2008 but the diner beloved by generations is still going strong."

"This American diner has four locations around Houston (both inside and outside the loop) and serves up classics with delicious extras. The caramel, banana & pecan challah french toast is to die for."

"After soaking in fine art, try out Bistro Menil, the space’s eatery. Main entrees include crisp duck confit, shrimp zucchini pasta and seared tuna. A variety of pizzas and galettes are also on hand."

"Located steps away from the Menil Collection, the art museum that houses the impressive and valuable private art of John and Dominique de Menil, this bistro is a laid-back place to..."

"This 24/7 staple is making major moves with a new location opening on Shepherd this spring, making it even easier for you to satisfy your late-night cravings. Much like House of Pies, the dessert may just be the main reason for your trek — in this case, the towering, signature New York-style cheesecakes. But you can’t really leave without a hefty bowl of matzoh ball soup."

"What night owls say:"Late night, early morning, or lunch, you can't go wrong with this hot spot. The food is very good. The menu has a lot of options. Just because it's 2am don't expect to just walk right in and be seated, this is a popular spot, but the wait is never long." – Ernest P."

"A post shared by Lindsey Caldwell McConathy (@lindseyjoy09) on Jan 6, 2019 at 12:52pm PST. Washington Ave is giving us another goodie. The Classic is not only serving up some of the best classic breakfast bites in the game, but also the classic retro vibe that transports us to an early morning in the 50s."

"Originally a pharmacy in the historic Heights neighborhood, Yale Street Grill is the oldest restaurant north of downtown. Abel and Mildred Dupuis, both pharmacists, founded the business in 1923. Early on they installed a soda fountain and began selling sandwiches and breakfast for those who came to pick up their prescriptions."

"Houston’s Massage Heights is known as the place where romantic couples can go to get truly spoiled. Ask for the Chocoholics Package and you’ll both receive a chocolate massage followed by a chocolate body wrap. Relaxed and refreshed, you’ll know the time is right."

"Located at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH), the Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens are the home to the museum’s collection of American decorative arts and paintings. Displayed in the former house of Houston civic leader and philanthropist Ima Hogg, which is situated on 14 acres of beautifully manicured gardens in the historic River Oaks neighborhood, the collection consists of a range of paintings and decorative arts, including ceramics and silver. The Houston Museum of Fine Arts is one of the best things to do in Houston TX for couples who love art."

"A museum for American decorative arts and paintings, Bayou Bend Collection And Gardens is a must-visit place for art-lovers in Houston. The former home of Houston civic leader and philanthropist Ima Hogg, this museum displays some of the finest exhibits of American furnishings, silver, ceramics, and paintings in the world. One of the best examples of the growing cultural arts scene of Houston, ...Read more"

"Miss Ima Hogg and her brothers worked hard to transform the 14 acres of natural woodlands and winding ravines around their home into a Secret Garden-esque sanctuary, so it’s only fair that you pay $5 to bask in its glory."

"Opened in 1996, by the behest of Siegi Izakson, a Holocaust survivor and long-time Houston resident, the Holocaust Museum Houston is the 4th largest Holocaust museum in the United States. The museum underwent a massive renovation in 2019, doubling its size. It now boasts 57,000 square feet of informative exhibits detailing the rise of the Nazis to power and the lives of Holocaust survivors."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user [Unknown] used under CC BY-SA 3.0. There isn’t a place in Houston that carries as strong a message as this museum. Aiming to make people aware about the destructive impact of hatred and discrimination in society, Houston Holocaust Museum brings to the open previously untold stories of survivors of the Holocaust."

"A post shared by Holocaust Museum Houston (@hmhou) on Jun 21, 2019 at 4:45pm PDT. Opening its doors in 1996, this space has become the fourth largest holocaust museum in the country. Giving its visitors an educational, interactive and impactful experience through classrooms, theaters and much more."

"The Printing Museum in Houston, with its permanent exhibits, tours as well as workshops, aims to educate visitors about printing; about its history, art and technology. Its permanent collection comprises of over 10,000 items such as some of the earliest printed documents, contemporary limited-edition paper works, fine-art facsimiles (Gutenberg Bible etc.), while the many workshops it conducts are for both adults and children. Address: 1324 W Clay St, Houston, TX 77019, United StatesTimings: 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Thursday- Sunday), Monday- Wednesday closedAdmission Fee: USD 8 (ages 18 and above), USD 6 (students 6 and above), Free (ages 5 and under, members)"

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. People usually take a free and independent press for granted without going any deeper into the issue. The Printing Museum in Houston strives to bring to the fore the documents and tools that tell you the story of the evolution of written communication and how it changed human lives forever."

"The Printing Museum promotes, preserves, and shares the knowledge of printed communication and art as the greatest contributors to the development of the civilized world and the continuing advancement of freedom and literacy... Address:1324 W Clay St, Houston, TX 77019"

"Dish Society is a counter-serve, farm-to-table breakfast and lunch spot with several suburban outposts around the city that brings local Texas-style flavor to classic breakfast dishes. The wholesome eatery uses the highest quality and freshest ingredients possible, sourcing ingredients and products from local suppliers and regional artisans, along with Fairtrade coffee, healthful juices and elixirs, and a rotating selection of local craft beers and handcrafted cocktails. The menu includes favorites such as Southwest scrambled eggs with black beans and avocado, pancakes, slow smoked shredded brisket and fried eggs served with buttermilk biscuits, nutty smoked Gouda grits and tomatillo relish, and gooey Nutella French toast."

"You can feel pretty fantastic about smashing fat buttermilk biscuits and fried chicken smothered in gravy when you dine at this local mini-chain. That’s because those biscuits are made fresh, that chicken is cage-free, and the gravy, well, it’s damn tasty. The farm-to-table spot puts an emphasis on the farm, with a focus on locally raised meats and agriculture produced in or around Houston."

"Like the rest of Dish Society’s menu items, its brunch foods are full of farm-to-market ingredients. With multiple locations throughout Houston and Katy, Dish Society also makes for a convenient place to meet up with friends no matter where you’re based. The brunch menu is full of staples, including choose your own pancakes, avocado toast and a traditional breakfast."

"Lemon, sliding into a booth decked out with a checkered table cloth to soak up the nostalgia of B.B. Lemon, Benjamin Berg’s homage to both New York and the Gulf Coast. You can enjoy oysters on the half shell, blue crab beignets, clam chowder and burgers til 12 am Mondays through Wednesdays and til 2 am from Thursdays through Saturdays."

"Berg Hospitality, also one step ahead of the game, has installed chic cabanas and furnishings across the lawn of its Washington Avenue site for al fresco dining. The high-style comfort food restaurant’s existing patio continues to offer open air dining. In the Memorial area, B.B."

"Located in the East Washington Corridor at 1809 Washington Avenue, B.B. Lemon is a sophisticated eatery and bar with classic, straightforward food and cocktails. Choose from one of..."