Fielding's Local Kitchen + Bar

I went here for a girl's lunch during the day on a Friday and thankfully it wasn't extremely busy because we were a very large group, just under 20 I believe. First off, I have to say that the staff was extremely helpful, the girl who took my order was really nice and accommodating for what I was trying to order since I kept asking for her recommendations, because I did not look at that menu beforehand (something I usually do). I started with a latte because it was still early, and wish they had sugar free options. The white chocolate latte was good and I feel guilty about it not being sugar free. But there you have it. For food, I ended up going with the Margherita with onions and artichokes, which was really yummy. I am glad I ended up going with that because it was a good size and I wanted to have something for leftovers. I also liked the ranch that I got on the side (I'm somewhat of a ranch snob). I heard that the brunch was good, so I think I need to come in and try that!

Let's just start off with the fact that this restaurant will charge a $50 no show fee if you happen to miss your reservation. I've dined at restaurants with similar policies, they're all upscale fine dining restaurants, THIS is not an upscale or a fine dining restaurant. It's a cute little spot but it's not upscale by any means, it's a lot more casual. Policies aside, the staff is very friendly, super attentive, and overall just very pleasant. Our waitress was Alyssa she was super sweet and very attentive. I don't remember the name of the guy that flambéed our bananas fosters but he was really nice and super knowledgeable. The restaurant was decorated super cute for Easter and their bathrooms were really clean. If you like cute vibes and bland food, I'd eat here. Everything is good except for the food. I ordered a brioche bacon egg and cheese sandwich and it was so bland I couldn't even get through half of it. I also ordered potatoes and they were just as bad. My friend ordered chicken and waffles and the chicken was only good dipped in the sauce that comes with the meal. The waffle was okay but only because it was covered in syrup. It wasn't very enjoyable to eat though since it's a Belgian waffle it's kind of hard and crunchy. It would've been a lot better if it were just a regular old fashioned waffle. It's the same way I felt about the banana foster waffle, the bananas were good but that dang Belgian waffle just ruined the dish. I honestly wouldn't come back, the food left a lot to be desired.

Fieldings has been a favorite of ours since moving to Texas. It is a little higher end when it comes to a meal out, but they definitely cook better than we do! My older daughter almost always gets the kids pizza, and usually eats the whole thing! Today I tried the black truffle croque monster (not what it is actually called, but what I call them). I don't know that I would order it again, but that is just personal preference and not that the food was bad. My husband got the chilaquiles - and those are always amazing. Our youngest got a biscuit with butter and jam, and as usual- she also wanted everyone else's food too. It was a lovely dining experience as always. Unrelated - but we also had a great game of crucifixion going (instead of hangman since it is Easter weekend) - always need to have some sort of table game with little humans.

I went here on a Saturday afternoon ~6pm. It was really busy! I ordered takeout, so I didn't get the full dining experience. The restaurant seemed nice and swanky, but was much louder and less intimate than I expected. Also - it's in a really busy shopping area, so there's a lot of people walking around & hanging out at the little park.The food was good but very expensive. I got the fried chicken sandwich & the croissant bread pudding. Both of these were really great but a little overpriced. I'd probably pay around $15 for the sandwich & $10 for the bread pudding. (Both were 20 + 13 respectively). The food tasted really good though! The sandwich was juicy & tender & perfectly spiced/seasoned. It was really flavorful. The fries were good (but a little cold - my fault because I got takeout). The bread pudding was really good as well.I might go here again, but probably only for a special occasion. I'd rather go somewhere else for the money.

Met friends for brunch! Food was delicious and service was excellent! I had the brisket Benedict and hubby had chicken & waffles. Both very tasty. Bread basket and buffalo mac n cheese were nice additions.

Wow! This place was nicely decorated and cozy with a modern feel. Parking wasn't to terrible. Just had to park across the way. It was quiet. The bread app definitely surprised me and it was delicious. The salmon I ordered was packed with flavor, absolutely amazing. I was to full to try dessert but I'll definitely be coming back. The service was always very nice and our waitress was very attentive.

My wife and I are new to the area and visited Fielding's for a belated anniversary dinner that we missed while moving. Overall impressions -- quaint atmosphere, fresh, & tasty.I had a grilled Korean-style short ribs dish with an awesome side of farro pineapple fried rice, beech mushrooms, cashews, edamame, & kimchi aioli. The short ribs were a little spicy & fatty, but it's not a prime cut of meat & Fielding's did a great job making something tasty from a cut that many would avoid or discard.My wife had the pesto salmon & her plate was empty when we left. She also raved about her "Austin summer tea" cocktail.Great service from a young guy named Austin, too. IMO prices were a little high to garner a full 5 stars, but 4 stars is very respectable.

Great food and great service, enjoy eating the bar where everything is done right and it's close to the tv during sport games

Date night, girls night, Saturday night or maybe on a Friday night? Yep those are the nights to go. Live music, lively crowd and during the Christmas holiday the vibe was lively and classy. And I don't say this lightly because most places in the Woodlands even Perry's suddenly brings in a Applebees crowd. And by this I mean "family night". Nothing worse than sipping on a Martini and staring at five year old sitting at the next table! Ugh no thanks! But on this night thankfully the bar had a sepárate area and there were no kids in site. My GF and I came in for dinner to celebrate her birthday and since it was so crowded we dined at the bar. My dinner included scallops $49 they were delicious but waaay overpriced is there still a shortage? My vino rojo wine was devine. The service however was as slow as molasses. I still plan on coming back but not to ever eat at the bar. Music was perfection. Don't miss!

The filet is butter tender. So good. Hazelnut broccoli or spinach are excellent!!Service is Impeccable!