The French House Cafe

This place was okay, nothing fancy like an IHOP or pancake house but very clean. The food was great but a little overpriced. Paying over $25 for an omelette, coffee and water?? Plus no discount for seniors or veterans???? Seems like we get no respect anymore. Very sad. Be prepared to shell out top dollar for food at full price, no discount at all. I heard about this place but didn't expect to pay extra. Be warned.

Firstly, the egg salad sandwich was delicious. The bread was fresh and toasted to perfection, and the egg salad filling was flavorful and satisfying. The fresh crisp lettuce and tomato was piled high giving the sandwich that extra crunch. My cup of cold cucumber soup was a refreshing and light addition to the meal. The soup was chilled, with a refreshing flavor that complemented the egg salad sandwich well. It was the perfect choice for a warm sunny day and left me feeling rejuvenated and satisfied. The service is also outstanding, as the owners are there running it all. They provide wide array of menu options, which includes both lunch and dinner. They open at 9am and close at 2:00 pm. Overall, I would highly recommend The French Cafe, especially if you're looking for a cozy and welcomin

The French House has been on my list for a while. It's different than a regular American diner that everything is jumbo size and typical, yet everything here at the French house is exquisite. The portion, ingredients, and atmosphere will make you feel that the owner really has a good taste. Their weekend waffle is good, crispy outside soft inside. Their omelet is very flavorful and satisfying. The biscuit that comes with the omelet is something that caught my attention. Creamy buttery taste and is not dry at all. Their salad is something that I would like to try out next time. Everything here looks tempting and tasty.

I see a lot of folks like this place, but it's a ok place to me. I consider it a expensive knock off of La Madeleine. The inside looks more like a diner than a French cafe. The display near the register had some deserts that I may try in my next visit. The menu is simple and direct. I did see some sandwiches and soups that folks were getting and they looked good. Unlike La Madeleine, you have to place your order and pick it up from the counter in most cases. The presentation gets a B. The monogram plates was a nice touch. My omelette was not runny with a little fluff and that's a plus. The waffle was perfectly cooked, golden brown and the syrup and berries with whipped cream brought the right balance of sweet and savory. This is a spot you would go to as an alternative to your weekend br

Stopped in for the 1st time (visiting Houston), and got the French Toast breakfast, with a side of hash browns, an iced tea, and a coffee. Me and my mother shared it. Very unsatisfied. Everything was very bland, and tasteless. Probably the worst tasting breakfast I ever had. Very thin French toast. They were horrible. Horrible, overdone bacon. The eggs and hash browns were both just horrible. No taste. And, this place is a dive. Read lots of good reviews before coming here, and I do not get it. Houston locals must not know how a good breakfast should taste. Very regretful visit to this place.