Best Lunch Restaurants 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."

"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."

"If you’re looking for some of the best pancakes you’ve ever had, try Dish Society. This hip farm-to-table spot has full menus for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner and they know what they’re doing. But, we’re interested in their pancakes."

"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."

"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..."

"We love when couples want to be photographed at a place that is meaningful for them, maybe where they had their first date. A lot of times this is a bar or a coffee shop and the photos here are always fun. Some of our favorite bars to photograph are 8th Wonder Brewery, Axelrad, Okra Charity Saloon, and Tiny Boxwoods (which is actually a restaurant, but makes a damn good old fashioned so we’re counting it)."

"The Paper co gets its name from the refurbished paper factory besides the Ecclesia Church where it is located. If you are looking for a quiet place to relax, then just walk in and get hit by the warm smells of Christmas- vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and sugar. This socially conscious coffee shop donates its profits to the homeless population making it another reason to patronize the café."

"Attached to a local church, this quiet, sparse coffee shop is marked by a blue door and inside an expanse of tables and white chairs. Caffeinated drinks run the gamut from lattes to cappuccinos to French Presses to flat whites all using Central American beans."

"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..."

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"Established in 1984, Amy’s handcrafts artisan super-premium ice creams, dairy-free fruit ices, and frozen yogurt!. There are 350+ flavors of ice cream in rotation, including their world-famous Mexican Vanilla ice cream — making every visit to be a new flavor adventure. They also offer ice cream cakes for any occasion, seasonal items such as chocolate-covered strawberries or signature hot cocoa topped with Mexican Vanilla Marshmallows, and baked goods like shortbread cookies and cakes!"

"For over 30 years, Amy’s Ice Creams has been at the top of the ice cream game. Coming from Austin, Amy’s is where you’ll find good, old fashioned ice cream. From their world famous (!!) Mexican vanilla ice cream to their vast assortment of toppings, they have over 350 specialty flavors in daily rotation."

"Get your fix at this true Italian bakery, where the selection of macarons and cookies on offer changes each day, and cannolis are made fresh daily and filled fresh upon ordering. Find La Sicilia on Favor and UberEats or call 713-636-2900 to place and order."

"Owner Jessica Lusk put her architecture degree to use by designing her own bakery named after her spunky grandmother. Inside you’ll find a chic no-frills space pumping out delicious cakes and goodies like the signature Debusker: the magic baby produced by one part dark chocolate brownie and one part M&M cookie. Yummy cakes and a solid coffee program plus beer and wine make it a one-stop indulgence shop."

"Salt and chocolate magically combine to bring you Red Dessert Dive’s Salted Chocolate Chunk Cookie. Located in the heart of Houston’s historic Heights neighborhood sits a little bakery with big flavor. To elevate your cookie experience, we recommend pairing your cookie with a latte, craft beer, or glass of wine."

"A post shared by Red Dessert Dive (@red_houston) on Feb 29, 2020 at 9:09am PST. Red Dessert Dive is a cozy little dessert spot and coffee shop on Studewood. It was named after the owner’s “Mammaw” (grandmother) who was a fiery red-head."

"For a genuine Houston history lesson, experience the world's tallest monument tower, the Jesse H. Jones Theatre for Texas Studies and a captivating view of our nation's history at the San Jacinto Museum in Houston. There are an array of exhibits and historical artifacts on display in the museum before taking a walk on the battlefield of San Jacinto. The museum is located in the base of the monument; greeting people from all over the world with its bronze decorated doors adorned with the six flags of Texas."

"Just a short distance away is the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, a 1,200-acre national historic site that is home to the 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument commemorating the decisive battle in the Texas Revolution. At the base, you'll also find a museum. The permanent exhibit deals with the story of Texas' Independence."

"This state historical park commemorates the place where Texas gained independence from Mexico in 1836 when Gen. Sam Houston defeated Gen. Santa Ana."

"Next, check out Buffalo Bayou Park’s Cistern – an old water reservoir that has been emptied and renovated for exploration with a tour group. For sunset, stake out a spot near the Jamail Skate Park to watch the sunset over the city skyline. If you’re interested in fine arts, it’s worth checking if there are any shows playing at the Houston Symphony or the Houston Ballet. Or, if sports are your thing, attend a Rockets, Astros, Texans, or Dynamo game."

"You can get a great photo of the Houston skyline from the George Bush Snr statue or book in for an underground Cistern tour that is also sometimes a temporary art space if that is your sort of thing. Just near the underground Cistern tour is supposed to be one of the most popular selfie spots with a view of the Houston skyline in the background."

"In the likely event you’re doing this walking tour on a Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, you might want to cross the bayou at Sabine street to visit the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern. The cistern was an underground water storage facility built in 1926. Today it’s an eery but cool place to view art installations."

"Located at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Rienzi is a separate building that holds the museum’s collection of European decorative arts and paintings. Designed by prominent Houston architect John Staub and nestled on four acres of wooded gardens in the historic River Oaks neighborhood, the former home of philanthropists Carroll Sterling Masterson and Harris Masterson III now houses an impressive collection of European works of art, including paintings, ceramics, decorative arts, and miniatures. Rienzi also offers a variety of educational programs and workshops for adults, as well as lectures, musical performances, and special events throughout the year."

"A post shared by sarahbee19 (@sarahbee19) on Sep 5, 2015 at 7:40pm PDT. If you or your lover are a fan of the fine arts, then this would be the best place to take your loved one or someone you are dating after a romantic meal. Explore the captivating words of arts and prepare to see and learn the most creative art collection that will make you feel like smiling and tearing up at the same time."

"You don’t even have to walk inside to get the benefits of this part of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston that houses its collection of European decorative arts and paintings. The outside gardens are pretty artistically (and romantically) inspired, too. @btswithkaelaembedded via"

"A post shared by Rita's Italian Ice and Custard (@ritasofhouston). Rita's puts its own twist on soft serve with Gelatis, layers of fruity Italian ice and frozen custard served in a cup. There's also swirled and classic frozen custard cones for the purists."

"Mid West's Nu Ice & Drinks, located at 5901 Westheimer Road, Suite B1, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the cheap spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt, coffee and tea and bubble tea 4.5 stars out of 605 reviews. The site has lots more information on Nu Ice & Drinks. "In 2010, Nu Cafe opened its doors to the public," per the history section of the business's Yelp profile."

"Next up is Mid West's Nu Ice & Drinks, situated at 5901 Westheimer Road, Suite B1. With 4.5 stars out of 602 reviews on Yelp, the spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt, coffee and tea and bubble tea has proved to be a local favorite."

"112A, Houston, TX 77036 - tel: 713-771-7771 - Taiwanese style shaved ice cream, aka snowflake ice, aka ribbon ice. A very interesting dessert!. Two of their ice cream flavors are vegan: mango sorbet and mixed berry sorbet."

"This tiny stand in the Heights creates some of the most refreshing raspas and frozen mango drinks in town. Score a fruity raspa topped with ice cream or chamoy, then snack on Fritos chili pie and elotes for a bit of savory balance."