Farm-to-table eatery serving all-day American fare, craft beers & wine in spare surroundings.
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Listed under Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants. Located in Houston.
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- Address1050 Yale St #100, Houston, TX 77008, USA
- Phone(713) 861-3474
- HoursMonday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMTuesday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMWednesday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMThursday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMSaturday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMSunday7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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My niece was craving pancakes so I decided to bring her to Dish Society. I wanted to do the $10 pancakes and juice combo, but they weren’t offering it yesterday due to the holiday. We ordered 2 orders of the 2 pancakes. My niece added chocolate chips and she said it was delicious. I also ordered us a side of bacon and I wanted a fried egg. She didn’t care too much for the orange juice, but she said it tasted like they squeezed the oranges into the cup (she is 7 lol). I had the prickly pear mimosa, which was very yummy. Parking wasn’t terrible, but I came around 12:30-1pm. It’s a lot of places that share this lot, so it is normally full. The service was good. It is really cute in here, I just wish they did a better job at sweeping the floor (especially under the tables). So one point off for that. Otherwise, the breakfast is pretty good. I would return.
Love love love bringing the family here!!! Dish Society serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and supper and it’s a casual modern all day cafe and they even have a special right now where kids 12 and under eat free on weekdays this Summer. I highly recommend trying the Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich and my son loves the Nutella Pancake Bites. The staff is so sweet and the ingredients are super fresh and locally sourced. 10/10 recommend! @thathoustonmom
I had brunch here with family. First off, I would like to say that the service is top notch. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. I got the Hot Chicken Sandwich and it was ok, not something I would get again, but the House Beignet Bites were DELICIOUS! OMG, they were so soft! I will definitely be back.
Ate here on a Sunday at noon. My first time here, the servers taking our order at the cash register were very helpful and pleasant. I went with her recommendation of the Pesto Chicken sandwich. It was the best pesto chicken sandwich I’ve ever eaten. She said the pesto was made in house, and the goat cheese was amazing. She was right. Atmosphere was busy, but a relaxed vibe. The prickly pear mimosa was perfect. Can’t wait to go back!
We asked Google — and it sent us here 🥳 for a pre-birthday dinner for my son. We had never been before and honestly had no expectations. Ironically, after reading the reviews, it sounded great. Walking in, we were immediately confused by the ordering system. You’re confronted with a counter and expected to order instantly, but the layout gives you nowhere comfortable to stand, think, read the menu properly, or decide. It felt awkward and clumsily designed for first-time customers. The lady at the front wasn’t particularly helpful either. The food itself was tasty, beautifully presented, and clearly made with care — although overpriced for what it was. What made the experience feel strange was the atmosphere amongst the staff. There was a lot of chatting between themselves and very little engagement with the actual customers. It almost felt like everyone already knew each other and we were outsiders walking into a local spot where regulars understood “the system” — while we were left standing there trying to figure it out. Maybe it was just an off night. Maybe because we were new. I honestly don’t know. The space itself was also extremely bright — almost hospital sterile. When we wanted another drink, we awkwardly had to go back up to the counter again because there’s no natural flow to the service. Which meant - do you just not bother or try to get all the kids together and go back up there together or leave to go up alone - very lost - just get it yourself feeling. And then they ask for a tip before you even get your food ??? Yeah now I’m thinking about it this was not a great experience… Truthfully, whoever created the place clearly cared about the design, presentation, and overall concept. But the actual function of the space and ordering experience just didn’t feel welcoming or intuitive for newcomers. Whoever is staffing or recruiting - maybe needs to monitor better 🤷🏻♀️It’s one of those places where the aesthetic works better than the customer experience itself. Left broke and dissatisfied…

