Lola

"Lola Diner offers a modern twist on the classic diner experience, featuring an all-day menu of American favorites. The inclusion of vegetarian and gluten-free options adds to its appeal. The counter-serve setup suggests a casual and efficient dining experience. The menu likely caters to a wide range of tastes, making it a versatile choice for various dining occasions."

Not a bad place for a small bite. Got the breakfast protein plate but I wish I would have tried some other options. I'll have to go back again.

I'll start by saying the service was very good. You come in, order your food. They give you a number and you sit at the table and wait for them to bring it to you. I got the French toast and I was unfortunately disgusted. It was a bit dry and just tasted like bread with a hint of vanilla. I ate 2 of my squares and threw out the rest. The eggs were good, also the grits were PERFECT. The bacon very salty (so cheap bacon). My cousin got pancakes they are very thin but they were good. The corn beef hash is really potatoes with lots of onions and corn beef the size of bacon bits. Idk if I would return. The vibe is laid back. Good for families.

This restaurant is among my favorite brunch restaurants/diners in Houston Heights. Plenty of seating is indoors, and it has an outdoor patio area. Parking for this place can be hectic, and you may have to go around the streets to find street parking since this area can often be busy. I like coming here with friends if we want a heart-healthy American brunch! I like ordering a chicken fried steak with a side of plane waffles and orange juice.

This place is just such a classic solid diner option that I'm so happy to have in my neighborhood. Lola has been in the neighborhood for as long as I can remember and offers fast, tasty and affordable food. Atmosphere is unassuming and casual; you could walk in for breakfast in your pajamas and I don't think anyone would give a second look. On Wednesday afternoon/evening kids eat for free. We have never actually been for this time period, so not sure if it's crowded or not, but I love that they are giving back to the community in ways such as this.

Great local brunch place in the heights, very limited parking on weekends.BYOB Inexpensive but still great flavor, great service. My go to item is the chicken and waffles, always hits the spot. No complaints.

I guess it's supposed to be the cool breakfast place in the Heights but it just did not do it for me.Loud, with a lot of banging around and hard floorsCoffee , self serve was out and took a while to refillThey forgot to bring the fruit with our breakfasts (in lieu of meet) , it came after we asked. Salt shaker was broken (glass) on my table so i ended up spilling salt on my food (no offer to replace when they collected the broken shaker)Food, okay, but there are better breakfast options in Houston.

The signs says they open for breakfast AT 7:00 am. We were at the door at 6:59, knocked on the window and were ignored by the one person we saw inside. We left and went to the Yale Bar and Diner up the street. Old school, a throw back to a different era.This is the second time this has happened at Lola. There won't be a third.

First time here. Order at counter. We came Sunday morning. I ordered the chicken friend steak. It was burnt on corners and dry. Grits were so salty and were definitely not fresh ( lumpy) with cheddar on top. Price was ridiculous for low quality and quantity. What made it worst was the large dead roach by front door under table.

Mediocre service, decent food, dirty establishment Overrated in my opinion. Not impressed