Good Times Kitchen + Bar

Met up with a fairly large group of women for brunch Sunday. The location of this place is not intuitive. If you reach the yoga parking lot, you are close. This restaurant primarily relies on street parking which can be scarce. This venue is small, but I think it's laid out nicely. Once all of the women arrived, the waitress came around to get drinks and answer any questions we had. Once she came back, we put in our orders. I got the Farmer's Breakfast with bacon and a side of french toast. I think this is a pretty typical american breakfast and I thought it was cooked well, but honestly, the food isn't memorable. Is it bad? No, but it isn't a place I'd be dying to go back to. Overall, outside of taking our orders, we didn't have a ton of interaction with our waitress during the time we were at the restaurant. We had to ask for more water several times and I would imagine given the size of our group, it wouldn't be hard to swing by and see when a new pitcher needed to be dropped off. For what it was, I think this is a good place. Due to the lack of parking, difficult to find venue, below average service and average food, I don't know that I'll be back here.

Such a cute spot to go and have brunch at. The food was great. I love a good cup of coffee. But I was confused as to how seating and service happened. You self seat and have to wait for them to eventually come and find out you haven't ordered. But once they do the servers are great, they have a phenomenal memory the young lady that took my order went and took the order of 2 other tables at the same time and my order came out perfect. The sausage in the breakfast plate was absolutely scrumptious. Time to go back and try more stuff

Have to start out with how difficult it is to park here. The garage is awkward and the street parking is littered with the "unhoused". Popped in for a weekday breakfast and was thoroughly underwhelmed by the entire experience. The bartender took our order nicely and explained to us any questions about the menu. Oddly they were out of bacon since the prior day and nobody had thought to take the one block walk to the Randall's to restock. Definitely effected a couple menu items at a restaurant with a brunch menu. Interior was clean and decorated like many millennial eateries, but there's really nothing unique going on in the inside or the patio area. The restaurant is just kinda there on the first floor of an office building. I'm sure it's convenient for the 200 or so people that work there. Food was about as mid as you can get. Probably wouldn't be able to distinguish the chicken "club" sandwich my pal got in quality or presentation from Denny's. The breakfast tacos had terrible prepackaged tortillas and used link sausage instead of breakfast sausage. There's just no creativity or thought going on here with the cuisine. I could make the same level of food at home.

What great find! This is a smaller establishment but a great one. They were friendly and kind, with delicious food! The French toast was so delicious! We will be back for sure!

Came here on a Saturday for brunch before heading to MOMIX:Alice since we were in a slight time crunch and this was the only place didn't have a wait time. Located in an office building, parking is available on the streets (lot of homeless in the area tho). Interestingly the door facing the street is closed, slightly hard to find the entrance hidden in the office building courtyard. Our server was friendly but service was pretty minimal (no refills on water) and the food came out pretty slow given there were only 5 other tables occupied. Ordered breakfast tacos with bacon (2 for $9.5), while the breakfast taco was mid and tortilla tasted pretty much straight out of the HEB package, the salsa was pretty good. Also had an OJ, disappointed it was Minute Maid (or equivalent) instead of fresh squeezed. In addition, the faucet in the bathroom seems to be half broken, very flimsy and tricky to release right amount of water (big thanks to the lady before me for the warning so I didn't make a mess). This place feels more like a "let's grab food and go" place instead of a typical brunch spot you'd want to hang out and have a few mimosas at.

The previous reviews are pretty polarized, no comments there but I was a bit disappointed with the food here. It's located on the first floor of an office building right south of 59. Parking is a bit messy, there's a small garage with 1 hour parking or you can try your luck with street parking; I wouldn't recommend it for this area. Inside for breakfast was completely empty; the outside and interior space is pretty fresh and modern. Upon ordering, was told they ran out of bacon yesterday; so there's no bacon... tortillas are not made fresh here and the breakfast tacos looked subpar and bland. This grilled chicken club was barely grilled; I think they might've microwaved it to heat it up because there was no grill or pan fry mark or taste to it. Very, very basic and elementary dishes here; not impressed and it honestly tastes like homemade dishes for someone cooking for survival at home.

Needed to grab some breakfast and found this spot near our hotel. It was pretty empty for a Saturday. But I loved the decor of the place! Our server was very friendly and gave me some coffee to go which was awesome! The food was good, no complaints but nothing that special.

Oh my goodness, we were not expecting that. We came because it was walking distance from the auto repair shop. Thought we just grab some coffee and wait for our car. Nope, we needed the food. We had a late breakfast and bloody marys, and top notch service! Savannah, was incredibly nice and very courteous! She never stopped moving while waiting tables and cleaning from breakfast to prep for lunch. She was the only server on and we never felt ignored or as if we weren't her priority. I don't know who was working the kitchen, but GOOD JOB! My mom had the farmers breakfast with sausage and I had the breakfast tacos with avocado. We practically licked the plates clean. So good. If you're in Midtown and hungry, we highly recommend Good Times!

Nope! I came in for a comforting breakfast. No waitstaff helped me. I put my purse at a table and walked to the back where the bartender was. I asked if I was supposed to order there and she said, you can if you want to..What is happening to the service industry these days? In short, I ordered, the food was blah. Won't be back and I don't recommend.

I've been here for brunch twice. The first time with a party of 11, and the second time with just four people. I like the place because they can host a large group.The food is just okay. It's bar food. Nothing fancy. I had a wrap.The drinks are pretty good though! Strong too!I originally chose this place to accommodate my large group, and would do so again for the same reason. For a smaller party I'd probably try another place.