Bistro 313

Service was great. The ambiance was very relaxing. Piano music laid back atmosphere. Great date night place. Food was incredible had fish w jumbo lump crab and crab cake appetizer. Everything was amazing. They have a weird blueberry basil martini. Try it very good. Really like this place my second time here. First time was lunch after a massage at the spa. The spa in my option is way over priced for what it is. But the food here is incredible. Just as good as anything in town. Very relaxing good service knowledgeable wait staff. My only recommendation would be a dress code the place is upscale on the inside for sure but the people eating here didn't dress like they were at a nice restaurant

We visited Bistro 313 while looking for something brunch-like while in the area. We did not have a prior reservation, but were seated pretty quickly for a party of three. The food was pretty good, but the staff is a little bit distracted/overwhelmed. Thankfully, we ordered our meal and drinks at the same time and didn't have any service-related issues.The food was pretty good, we dined on the following:- Cappuccino- Grapefruit juice - Orange Juice - Goat cheese & bacon jam crostini- Chicken and waffles- Avocado ToastI'm not sure if we will be back as we are not in the area often. The food itself isn't enough to inspire us to drive the 30 minutes to get there.

Here is a picture of the food we never got. We waited ALMOST 1.5 HOURS and we never got our food. We got up and left - everyone else around us who got there AFTER we did had gotten their food. They didn't even get my friend her drink the entire time we waited. And my friend who was there first never had anyone acknowledge her existence for 15 minutes... until I got there. The service here is ridiculous. This was the first and last time I come here. I drove too far to be treated like this.

Thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant! It's kind of squirreled away in a corner of Friendswood but the building is lovely and the interior ambiance really has an Italian villa in Texas feel. Food was delicious. Paired with a nice wine. My son ate his entire hamburger, sweet potato fries were delicious, I had shrimp and garlic fries - couldn't finish it but loved it. Maybe the shrimp were a tad over-breaded but they were yum anyway. My mom thoroughly loved the crab cake and salad. All in all just great - and the staff was very nice.

Ask for Amanda if she is available! The red snapper tacos and the chicken poblano soup were very tasty!We paired our meal with a Tempranillo from Spain which was reasonably priced We will be back the next time we are in Houston

My coworkers and I came here after work for happy hour. (Thursday around 4:30ish) happy hour doesn't start until 5pm. There was a total of 6 of us, my coworker and I got there before everyone else and got a table. We were sat down, talking... then when the door to the kitchen opens the man and woman working (they're in the kitchen) stare at my coworker and I very awkwardly and say something to each other. They looked surprised that we were there and it was a weird moment. But anyway... We ordered drinks and appetizers- everything was very tasty! Aside from the awkward stare down with the two staff members, this place was pretty nice. Our waitress was very friendly and full of great recommendations. I'll probably be back soon!

My dad and I went to Bistro 313 and met up with his wife and friend for their lunch break. We arrived around 20 minutes earlier than they did to order appetizers because we were warned this place had slow service. Boy, were the right! The ambiance of this place is super calm since it's attached to a spa, however, that doesn't mean the service has to be so slow. It took over 40 minutes for the appetizers to come out, and the main dishes also took a while as well. In addition, the food was good, but nothing special, with not many options from a standard menu. I ordered the Chicken Pesto Wrap with sweet potato fries, and it decent. There was a good amount of pesto flavor in it, the chicken was cooked nicely, and the fontina cheese added some creaminess, however, the wrap was super greasy, and I found it a little bit too salty. The fries were also slightly burnt, but at least they were crispy.

I'm glad we stumbled upon Bistro 313. Was a bit shocked as we were driving down FM 2351 thinking umm are we going to the spa ? Is the restaurant for general public... pleased to say it is open to the public and was hesitant to write this review (admittedly selfishly bcz we don't want everyone coming from the City to invade our local spot) but I guess we'll share :-) !!! I liked it because it was quiet and the music was nice. The food was very good even my fruit were sweet. Our server was polite as well. We will surely be back. See photos for what we ordered during our brunch visit.

I came during the perfect time. It was quiet and peaceful. I truly appreciated Amanda's attentiveness and helping me decide what to get from the menu items. The facility is really clean and reasonably priced. Most importantly the food was delicious! Another plus is that it's connected to a spa and they do Sunday brunch

My friend had her birthday brunch here last month. She likes Bistro 313 a lot, but also chose to have brunch here because they were participating in HRW. Bistro is connected to Bergamos Spa. There isn't a sign for the restaurant from the road (however there is one right above the entrance), so it's easy to pass it if you're not looking for the Bergamos sign. The moment you walk in, the ambiance is nice and calm. We had looked at the HRW menu online and had a general idea of what we wanted. Unfortunately some of the menu items on the printed HRW menu were different. The online menu offered goat cheese and bacon jam crostini as well as smashed fingerling potatoes; however neither of these items were on the menu. The in house menu had feta and bruschetta crostini in place of the goat cheese and bacon jam crostini and they offered a turkey avocado club sandwich that was not listed on the online menu. Our server explained that they ran out of some of the ingredients for the goat cheese crostini and I believe she also mentioned there were some issues because of ingredient shortages.I had a watermelon mimosa and it was really good. Since it was watermelon syrup it was $9. Had I done one of the juice options, it would have been $5.They had quite a few syrup options to choose from. 1st course: The Feta Bruschetta Crostini was tasty. I liked the balsamic vinaigrette that was drizzled on it. 2nd course: The Migas were phenomenal! Not only were the eggs scrambled with the tortilla chips, it also had a fried egg on top. Very flavorful! I loved it! Other items that were ordered from the group: -Chicken and Waffles: Some of the ladies ordered the Cereal Milk Chicken Waffles (made with Fruity Pebbles milk), but they subbed regular chicken and waffles in place of the cereal milk.-Watermelon Salad-Cinnamon Sugar Donut Holes-Banana Pudding French ToastOur servers were really nice and attentive during our meal. The décor is really pretty, and they had a nice playlist. It was a great dining experience.