Best Lunch Restaurants in Pearland

"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."

"Both a café and a bakery, Common Bond makes it easy to want to sit and stay for awhile. But even if you stayed all day, you couldn’t possibly indulge in the plethora of treats, both savory and sweet, that they offer. Common Bond sources as many local ingredients as possible, which means a fresh, delicious, and constantly changing menu."

"Montrose is such a hot area in town, and Common Bond Cafe & Bakery certainly fits in well there. Not only is the coffee incredible, but the pastries are out of this world. Their almond croissant is perhaps the best in town."

"Dish Society is a popular uptown choice for delicious breakfast and brunch, although they serve all meals. The concept is farm-to-table, which is noticeable in the care they take when presenting their menu options. They’re big on local produce, so they try to bring their ingredients in from as close to Houston as they possibly can."

"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."

"You can have your very own cabana table at which you can slurp oysters, pop bubbly, and dig into lobster rolls and steak frites at this sexy local treasure. The New-American kitchen and bar took this rough past year in stride, adding turf to its outdoor space and transforming it into a chic, cabana-filled utopia. There’s an ample covered patio section, as well."

"On pretty patio weather days, the manicured lawn with open-air seating at BB Lemon offers a pristine backdrop for lunch, dinner or weekend brunch. Rattan chairs are often filled with spirited guests, and a few coveted outdoor bar seats allow guests to sneak glances at all of the bar action inside."

"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..."

"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."

"There are plenty of spots to view downtown from up on high, but there are few with a uniquely and industrial view of Downtown than at Paper Co. Coffee's back patio. The coffeehouse and cafe juxtaposes the gritty view of highway 45 from the ground floor with a wide view of the city's skyline."

"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."

"A family-owned and operated café and bakery in Houston for more than 20 years, Rustika is known for elegant bride's and elaborate groom's cakes served up with superb customer service. We're also a fan of their cake cups and empanadas. Good news if you're gluten-free: they offer flourless chocolate wedding cake and other sweet somethings sans gluten."

"Rustika Cafe serves Mexican and European-themed cuisine in their restaurant, also with catering services for large parties and a bakery that specializes in children’s birthday cakes, wedding cakes and desserts for special occasions. The decorating is impeccable, and the cakes themselves delicious."

"Rustika Cafe and Bakery is family-owned and operated that served decadent and delicious baked goods to the community. The business has opened its dodos to the public for more than twenty years. Moreover, all of the cakes and desserts are baked fresh and free from any preservatives."

"This spot is wallet friendly and should be a go-to for when company who can’t decide between a sweet or savory outing. Crepes here are as thin as they are in France, but have modifications on fillings and toppings that could be designated as American (bacon) or even Italian (nutella – a must.) The restaurant has pre-invented crepe combinations, but they can be made to order. Don’t forget to snap a few photos in this brightly lit atmosphere, and to bring at least one friend."

"Unlock your inner Parisian with any delicately delicious crepe from Sweet Paris. Something about brunching at this cute crêperie will transport you out of the humid Houston heat, and make you feel like you’re at a French street-side cafe, if only for a few hours."

"Get your Parisian feels at Sweet Paris, the shop that has sweet and savory crepes galore, as well as the option to create your own. Crepes start at $7.25 and are incredibly filling."

"This bustling New Orleans restaurant is a scene-setter for sinister nights with its old-school elegance and big time. Start with a selection from their award-winning wine list and then move on to some Creole classics. We recommend sizzling soup to begin with; count on us."

"The dosa was soft and crispy and the potatoes were just right. The curries had the just right amount of spice and p..."

"A brunch buffet is served daily at the Golden Corral Buffet and Grill, starting at 10:00 a.m. The selection of food includes steak, burgers, chicken dishes, ham, pizza and a wide range of vegetables."

"The steak was dry as doctor's cotton, but the service was great!. The food isn't worth bragging about. I hope that they'll do better, becau..."

"Museum DistrictFree hours: Thurs 2-5pm, also free on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yom HaShoah, Memorial Day, D Day, Veterans’ Day (for active servicemen and veterans), and Human Rights Day.Notes: This significant look into history remembers the 6 million Jews and other innocent victims of the Holocaust, honoring the survivors’ legacy, and teaching the dangers of hatred, prejudice, and apathy. Visit to join in its mission and build a more humane society."

"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."

"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 Heritage Society, Houston’s only interactive, outdoor historical museum and park, attracts history buffs and casual visitors alike for its famous reenactments, candlelight tours, and an impressive array of historical documentation. The Society offers a real adventure through history, showcasing authentic artifacts from over the centuries. Tour the Duncan General Store, restored to its 1878 glory with genuine merchandise, and check out the 1911 Ford Model T parked in the gallery for your viewing pleasure."

"Nestled in ten acres of beautiful green parkland in the heart of downtown Houston, Texas, The Heritage Society operates ten historic structures that date from 1823 to 1905."