Cucharita

hanieh nasrollahi★★★★★

One of the cutest and nicest Mexican brunch spots in Houston. They have an excellent selection of Conchas and Mexican pastries that are simply irresistible. It’s worth stopping by just to grab some pastries. We tried the chilaquiles and the Sunday specials, both of which were a must-try. The service was fantastic and made our brunch experience even more enjoyable. We ordered the cafe de olla, which could be improved and made more fresh. However, everything else was perfect and made this place a hidden gem. We’ll definitely be back soon!

yessica escobar★★

Not what I expected. The pastries were delicious and the food was ok but definitely overpriced for the experience. We went on a Saturday morning. Waited quite a while. Definitely not large party friendly(it was 6 of us). We felt very rushed. There is an actual card on the table that says you can't be there longer than 60 minutes. The waitress was not too friendly either. I got charged wrong since we were splitting checks. The place is cute, although very small inside. Also the chairs outside are very small and don't look sturdy at all. I definitely won't go back, very much a one and done kind

Sankalp Mogulothu★★★★★

Shout out to Jennifer and Gladys for taking such good care of us. What a beautiful place to experience!!! There are soo many cute details to the interiors of the place. We tried soo many of their variety of dishes and loved all of them. Soo unique and healthy options. Definitely worth visiting and experiencing this place. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating. And plenty of cool and cute items for purchase.

Ruby★★★★

The aesthetic of this restaurant is a brunch dream come true. The fresh baked bread was also calling my name. I got the chilaquiles and the cafe de olla. They did charge extra for avocado. I paid about $20 for a plate of chilaquiles which is overpriced to me. Other Mexican restaurants charge cheaper and it comes with beans and meat. At Cucharita you can add those side too but at a cost. The sauce on the chilaquiles was more of an avocado crema and it's wasn't spicy at all, I'm used to mine having a bit of a kick but it was still very good. The cafe de olla was very delicious and the presentati