Best French Bakery in Kingwood

"Rest assured that the bond between traditional French cuisine and upbeat Houston fare is solid here—just hit up any one of Common Bond’s four locations (or one of two drive-thru On-The-Go locales off Heights Boulevard and in Garden Oaks) to see for yourself. Brunchy bistro eats run the gamut from smoked salmon lox tartines and croque-madames to tamale Benedicts and buttermilk biscuits with jalapeño-sausage gravy. Finish it off with an order of Boston cream kugelhopf, rainbow-colored macarons, and chocolate-laced croissants that run bigger than your damn head, of course.How to order: Order online for pickup or delivery or dine in"

"Common Bond locations have been rising all around town just like the bread they bake!. Depending on the location, you can order lunch, dinner, wine on the patio, or drive-thru coffee and pastries!. But one thing is consistent across town is… you can get fresh baked bread loafs (baguette, sourdough, multigrain, white, challah) priced from $3 to $6.50."

"Literally any baked good that you pick up at Common Bond will have you feeling #blessed. Kouign Amann is sort of like a densely packed croissant, made up of flaky, buttery layers and finished off with a crunchy, caramelized sugar glaze. If you want this little taste of heaven, get there early — these babies don’t stay in the case for long."

"If you’re craving that artisan coffee experience, Boomtown Coffee is one of the cute coffee shops in Houston. While you enjoy a relaxing atmosphere surrounded by local art, the staff is hard at work brewing the best coffee in Houston. The staff is passionate about all things coffee, and they are just as happy to brew you a cup or help you perfect your pour-over technique, so don’t be a stranger at Boomtown Coffee!"

"From humble beginnings in 2012, when they started out as Coffee roasters, Boomtown has grown exponentially with their special java blends like full expressos and lattes. They also serve fresh in-house goodies like quiches and vegan tacos. The coffee parlor is located in the middle of the Houston Heights and is easily accessible from HWy 610, HWy 45 or HWY I-10."

"Try the Mayan mocha, milk and honey latte, and fried egg tacos to really make the most of your experience here. Otherwise, a solid spot to hunker down in a relaxed environment and get work done!. Location & ParkingA few spots in front, but otherwise rely on the street parking"

"In fact, diners will put up with a long wait if that means eating on the New Orleans-style patio decorated in camphor trees. Housed in a cozy ’30s-era house in Houston’s River Oaks, Backstreet Cafe has the best seating spread across two levels. The restaurant is also known to be Houston’s first and foremost al fresco restaurant serving seasonal American bistro fare."

"There’s nothing chef Hugo Ortega does better than whip up and dream up stunning dishes, but one thing comes close — creating an irresistible ambience. That’s definitely the case at Backstreet Cafe, one of Houston’s foodie mainstays. Take a trip back through time in this converted home that dates back to the 1930s."

"Whatever the weather, you can wine and dine your date in beautiful surroundings in the Backstreet Cafe. If there is a chill in the air, book a fireside table in the Garden Room and get close and cosy up to each other. Weather as fine as your date?"

"Call three times to speak to the manager and every time different person claim hes the manager, Any way when i ask about the buffet if its back to normal..."

"A post shared by Daniel Mireles (@daniomjr) on Mar 10, 2019 at 2:45pm PDT. A vibrant cafe with dark woods and gorgeous pendant lamps, Heights Asian Cafe at Yale Street is a one-of-a-kind place for great food and service. The cafe has got a mix of Thai, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese cuisines with convenience served in one place."

"Find Hawaiian, Vietnamese and Houston food, Kona coffee and a great patio at Java Lava Brew!. This restaurant is near the museums and right along the METRORail tracks."

"We can all appreciate a traditional donut shop with simple flavors, so if you’re ever in the mood for just that then we suggest you hit up Christy’s Donuts & Kolaches!. Though many of us are fans of the bizarre flavors some of our previous favs include, there really is nothing quite like an old fashioned glazed donut before heading to work in the morning. Pair it up with a kolache and a warm cup of joe and watch your day get 10 times better!"

"If you’re looking for a solid mom-and-pop donut shop, head to Christy’s Donuts & Kolaches. Fritters, creme-filled donuts, chocolate-covered, plain, blueberry cake — Christy’s has all the classic options you’d want from an old-school donut shop. Grab a cup of coffee and a couple of your favorite flavors, and start the day off right at Christy’s."

"Shipley’s is for sure a Houston staple, but Christy’s Donuts gives them a run for their money. Seven bucks will not only get you a dozen light and airy donuts, but you’ll get a couple of their donut holes sprinkled in there, because the people at Christy’s are saints."

"This brand-new shop was instantly one of our favorite places to get donuts. As the name suggests, their donuts are delicious. Dine-in to enjoy their happy, exciting atmosphere and dig into their great donut options."

"River Oaks Donut lets you snag delicious non-chain donuts without ever leaving the comfort of your car. But hey, it’s on you if you get sprinkles all over the front seat. The donut flavors run the gamut, from classics to unexpected favorites like the cherry iced donut and devil’s food, and even maple bacon with jalapeno, which is available only on weekends."

"River Oaks Donuts provides an opportunity to taste more flavors in the same trip. Alongside enticing classic style donuts and kolaches, River Oaks Donuts provides a long selection of tasty donut holes in flavors like blueberry, nutella filled, cappuccino filled, red velvet, and lemon filled."

"You can never go wrong with these delicious donuts: there’s both a drive-through option and counter service. Expect classic varieties of doughnuts—glazed, old-fashioned, jelly-filled and doughnut holes—along with Prasek’s kolaches and locally-brewed coffee."