Texas French Bread

Me and my wife came here after she worked a 16 hour shift and it was absolutely delightful. We came for brunch on Sunday, had mimosas, and deliciously simple breakfast that was perfect. Potatoes well seasoned and cooked. Perfect eggs, and thick cut bacon both soft and crispy. The Challah French toast was fluffy and delicious. If you need a brunch spot for simple American breakfast look no further. With a full coffee bar and excellent selection of menu items you won’t be disappointed.

The food was good — I would say better than your average diner breakfast. The reason for the 3 stars is because the cost was insane. I paid $42 for two plates of breakfast you see in the pictures and an orange juice. Nothing out of the ordinary for such a expensive experience.

Had a latte and croissant. Latte was decent, 7/10. Croissant was less so, layers had zero definition, there was no shine from an egg wash, and they seemed sightly under baked, 3/10 for the price. I saw a dough flattener over in the corner that they looked like they weren't using, so I'm hoping it was broken and they're just doing what they can without it. I'd go back if someone wanted to go there for coffee, but I would avoid the croissant for now.