Walker Street Kitchen in Houston

So...tried to call this place. No answer and no way to leave a message. There google ad said 2:00pm was their closing time. We show up and 1 group was there. No one at the front. We walk in further and the waitress comes out and says, we close in 10 min. AKA. You really shouldn't sit down for the buffet. I told her, we just paid $20 to park and your ad says 2:00pm because you offer a brunch. She said she didn't know why it said that. This place is struggling and nit reading their reviews to make corrections. Stay Away. I'd bet my left arm that their regular menu is just as bad. STAY AWAY!

I recently enjoyed a birthday breakfast at this restaurant. I made a reservation a week before and confirmed a couple of days ahead of my reservation. Upon arriving, I was informed that it was buffet style breakfast (which I didn't realize when I make the booking). They escorted me to the my seat (with a window view - which I requested), and got my drinks ready. I think I drank 4 cups of coffee since it was free refills, and let me tell ya, I enjoyed every cup! The buffet included: - bagels - cheesy eggs - assortment of meats (bacon, sausage, links) - muffins - cereal station - omelette station - various types of milks I immediately went straight to the omelette station where the chef was expertly cooking three omelettes at a time. I placed my order and was pleased when it was ready within a couple of minutes. There wasn't much of a line for omelettes since he kept up with the pacing. The very attentive staff brought out mimosas and mini birthday cakes to celebrate the birthday, which was both unexpected and sweet. I'd probably visit again when I'm in the area.

My son goes to school in this area. So, I love to randomly pick a breakfast spot downtown and enjoy the atmosphere! I stumbled on this place randomly! The food, service, decor, ambiance was so amazing, I was intrigued to try a staycation at the Marriot Marquis!The breakfast is made fresh. Now I love to cook a fresh breakfast in the morning with herbs, and natural ingredients. So, having an experience where there are black people in the kitchen cooking with fresh ingredients just...