Lamberto’s Brandon House Bistro

The ambiance is upscale and casual. The individual rooms each have their own character and the seating is limited in each room, giving the feeling of an exclusive eatery. The food is so amazing! I can personally recommend the lamb chops (you get 8 of them) over a bed of the best vegetable mix I've ever had. The service is fine as the hostess was also the waitress. The only distraction is we had to hunt her down for a drink refill.This place is worth the price! 5* from me! Go for it!

This place is super cute and the staff was very friendly. We had an order of mozzarella sticks and a pepperoni pizza. Everything tastes great. We will definitely be back.

The appetizer, shrimp dip is savory and delicious! Served with a side of toasted bread and prepared in a small cast iron. Complimentary fresh baked rolls with butter accompany your table. The meatball parmigian sandwhich is huge and can be shared. I had the seafood mushroom risotto that was on special. It had a skewer of salmon, shrimp and scallops. This was also a big portion.

Very nice place. Quiet, excellent food, and attentive service. Chicken piccata and cannelloni were great.

Enjoyed a very nice dinner at this new restaurant. Sauces on the pasta were excellent. Folks should give it a try.

This is a favorite lunch meeting spot for a group of friends. The building is a beautiful old Victorian charmer. The food has never disappointed us. The specials are wonderful and are at least one additional day of delicious leftovers.

This was an amazing place, I absolutely loved the 1800s feel, and I almost thought I was in a little slice of history. The food was incredible, with surprising and natural flavors around every turn. The owners were very friendly, and it would have been very different without great service. Another very cool thing about this place is the complimentary professionally made rolls. They almost looked like croissants, yet they tasted very different. All in all, a great experience.

Family members from Austin and Houston met there for lunch one Saturday. We all loved it. Good food, good ambiance, and good service.

Affordable and delicious food. Located in a museum. Building was built in the 1800's and purchased for $2,000 in the 1880's. Good menu selection. Across the street from a Brewery.

My husband and I very much enjoyed the food and ambience. I had the ziti with mushroom chicken spinach garlic sauce. Very tasty. Sauce was garlicky savory with nice coat on noodles. My husband had the trio with lasagna, Alfredo, and chicken Parmesan. He said it's some of the best lasagna he's had. They started out with rolls and the sweet waitress kept our tea filled. Happy we came.