Adair Kitchen - Houston

The food is good, price is ok and the menu has very interesting combinations. I ate the turkeyburger and it was good. The sweet potatoes were a bit fat, but some people like that. My friends ordered the salad, and they told me it was good.

This place definitely gave a wonderful coffee shop vibe but the food is on an amazing level. The waffles had apple wood bacon inside, as they were soft and fluffy as well thick. A few bites and their gone as well the fresh strawberries and dusted in powder sugar. The French toast was out this word. Fresh fruits and I didn't even need the syrup as this practically Dissolve in your mouth. Loved this place so much

I visited for dinner and was very impressed. The dining room has a bright and airy atmosphere that manages to feel simultaneously cosmopolitan and rustic. The staff was friendly and attentive and the food and wine were both fantastic. I had the pesto salmon. 10/10 would recommend the restaurant and the dish. I liked them both so much I returned the next evening, changing only my wine selection. I was not disappointed either visit. The prices were very reasonable and the wine selection was diverse. Definitely seek out this gem if you are in the area.

I live super close to Adair Kitchen. I always want to love it yet always find it to be just mediocre. We stopped for lunch a few days ago. I enjoy the way the menu reads with its diverse offerings. We tried the fish tacos. They were just ok, lacking in flavor if being completely honest. The service is, as always, friendly and fast. Enjoyable atmosphere and vibe.

Cozy little restaurant that serves a great variety of lunch and breakfast treats. We enjoyed our time there but felt that the portions were a bit small. We had the avocado toast and the single French toast. We also enjoyed their coffee which on the other hand is very fulfilling. The social scene is very local and a great place for working, socializing or reuniting with family and friends.