Agnes Café & Provisions

Love this spot, visit here frequently! Great service, friendly staff, delicious food. Highly recommend!

This European style cafe is the perfect place to enjoy when you just want to relax or when enjoying a good conversation with a few friends. The interior is cozy and makes you feel relaxed. The service is courteous and friendly, if you have a question about the menu the staff helps you to choose the right thing. This is one of my favorite places for espresso (or Americano) coffee! I have been there several times and I never get disappointed with my cup of joe! Food is also good and is presented in such an artistic way that enhances my taste!I highly recommend it!

This is one of those spots to come for a quick bite and coffee or sit for hours working away if that's your desire. Tucked away in a busy part of the neighborhood, it doesn't feel busy with trees that line the windows of one side, a nice covered patio on the other side, and a small parking lot in the back. The ambiance inside is great and gives you that laod back feel away from the hustle and bustle that can be Houston streets.They have a small market with all sorts of provisions, from Texas based products to products from across the ocean. It's worth picking up a couple as the selection is eclectic and interesting. I've stopped in here a few times for breakfast and coffee. Place your order at the front and then sit where you like, they'll bring your order to you. Once you're sat, they never pressure you to leave. Overall, this is one of my go-tos on a weekday or weekend to stop and take a minute to collect my thoughts. So if you find yourself in the area one weekend or you're looking for a unique cafe in the Rice U area, stop by.

Vibe- This is a cute cafe styled restaurant that also has a grocery area with food/drink items for sell. There's a patio area outside and there's plenty of seating inside including a bar.Customer service- Good! Food/drinks- I got one of the vegan food options, the bircher muesli and a hot matcha latte with oatmilk and honey lavender to drink. Parking- There's about 15 or so spots in the lot the cafe sits in.

Delicious food, attentive service, and great vibes - what more can you ask for in a cafe? This is a cafe, market, and restaurant. My friend and I went to study at Agnes during their dinner service and enjoyed the outdoor seating while trying the cheese platter and chicken kebabs. I really enjoyed my experience and will be back!

What a change of pace for Houston. Where else can you order a Japanese rice lager, strawberry rhubarb smash, quiche, tart cherry sour (featuring whiskey, tart cherry shrub, and egg white), torrijas, fresh juice, Mexican coke, wine, fattosh salad, herbal tea, grilled cheese, and Cortado all in one spot (and I'm excluding food halls in this rhetorical question)! While some may ask if this spot is having an identity crisis, they suggest their menu is loosely Mediterranean inspired, and I personally think it provides a fun reason to revisit! My lunch was fairly simple- Americano with oat milk, lamb flatbread, brownie (how boring of me), which may account for why my experience was just fine. The lamb flatbread was tasty with the salsa, and while the simple greens provided a much needed textural crunch, I'd love a fresh/herbal element of an additional texture. The creaminess of some feta, or fresh addition of some ground mint would really blow this dish away.While I was there there were only 2 person studying on my visit, being relatively quiet at this time of day, I can see how this can be a beautiful study/remote work spot (with gorgeous light). The rest of the crowd consisted of duos (mainly female, with a few significant others seemingly convinced into joining).Overall, pretty solid spot! And bonus points to whoever picked the artwork, *chefs kiss*! I'll be back to try cocktails with a friend!

Great options on the menu and in the store for the provisions! We have been more often for brunch/lunch on Sundays where you order at the counter and they deliver the dishes to your table. They close at 3 on Sundays. In the evenings, they offer full service dining and always great service. The freekah salad was delish on my last visit and my man got the redfish on the half shell. Everything is delicious!!This last visit, we closed out our dinner tab and then spent a few more minutes browsing and picking up provisions and checked out with the cashier. Patio dining is nice when weather permits.

Great spot to relax and take in the comfy food vibes! This is a hidden gem with a uniques menu that provides all the fine dining taste one could imagine.

We came here on a Friday night for a snack as we had dinner plans in a few hours. We ordered the dip board which came with your choice of dips. We got the beet tahini dip and a feta spread which came with roasted carrots, pita bread, and olives. Now, I'm not an olive person. I actually hate olives, but whatever olives they had were delicious. Both of the spreads were amazing as well. The ambiance in this place is relaxing and peaceful. There were several people in here studying while we had our snack. I definitely want to come back for dinner sometime.

Coffee is pretty good and food is decent. I just don't think they truly want you working here as a coffee shop. I got there around 10:30 and by 12:30 I was kicked off the WiFi and not able to get back on. Also when my friend came they kept pestering her about ordering something while she was just trying to charge her computer first at the bar. Which idk why a coffee shop would only have outlets at the bar and not by any of the seats.