Tiny Boxwoods

I have loved coming here the past two years, even had my gender reveal here. The Lucky burger with the sweet potato fries has always been great and that's why I'm giving this a 2 and not a 1. Yesterday the service was displeasing to say the least. The hostess not only didn't offer a high chair when we approached the table but questioned me needing one with my toddler. It was almost as if I was inconveniencing her because she had to walk across the garden to go get one. However the one she brought us had mold all on the bar where my son would be putting his hands. After waiting, another table was sat two tables down, were able to receive water, have their drink order taken, and received their wine all before I was ever greeted. It took 7 min for a waiter to come by and that was only after I flagged the hostess to ask for a server and a new chair because they gave me this moldy one. Her response was "I will get to it in a minute" as if she couldn't be bothered with having to replace this health issue they placed in front of me. The manager did come by and ask if I needed a high chair and he went to get another and brought some cookies. I really just wanted to have a cute lunch with my little while we were out and it was just underwhelming. Our server was nice and attentive after finally showing up. He didn't offer a togo bag which would have been nice, seeing that I had two boxes, a togo cup and my toddler to hold. Another server was kind enough to grab me one. I write this to say, I hope management can take this into account and talk with the staff on doing better. We really do like coming here.

Kayla was a great server and honestly made the 45 minute plus wait time on food not so bad. She consistently checked in on us and even gave us a little history on the establishment! This was my last stop in Houston before we returned back to Boston and it was worth it. The sweet potato fries were too salty. The burger was very good and the aïoli was delicious.

I absolutely loved the ambiance of this venue! The service is spectacular and the food is excellent! They are a bit slow when it comes to food coming out. But I chalk that up to FRESH FOOD! So I am not complaining whatsoever. Overall, all of our food came out great. Most folks got the salmon cooks different ways and myself and another friend order the steak and the very last lamb burger. The lamb burger was gamey. A little too gamey. But I liked it in bites. It was a little too powerful so I wasn't able to finish 100% of it. I would DEFINITELY come back! Oh and after your meal, go check out the plant garden! Great way to walk off some of your meal haha!

came here for a Tuesday night dinner with my bestie. Had the burrata for a starter, lamb burger and the a la mode for dessert. The ambiance in here is fantastic, candle lit and intimate. I would definitely recommend making a reservation beforehand. The burrata was a spring time one which had cantaloupe in it. At first I thought it was kind of strange but then once I tried it, it was delicious and fit in well with the dish. Burger and fries were awesome. Big portion and had to take some to-go.But my favorite of the night was of course the dessert. Skillet cookie topped with ice cream and chocolate! YUM! Garden outside is absolutely beautiful. Friendly waitstaff. A few parking spots available in the front. More parking on street and near the cookie place! Not far of a walk if you have to park over there. Sometimes they have golf carts to shuttle you to their main restaurant.

There is little to no parking so you might have to park at a different plaza and walk over but on a Saturday afternoon, the wait took about an hour and a half. The restaurant has a built-in nursery garden and gift shop. It's such a cute place for brunch with friends and family or even photo ops! The place itself is very lively and perfect for outdoor weather. The inside was quite small and the tables and chairs felt quite smushed however our waitress was super attentive and understanding. She helped explain each of the menu items and recommended which her favorite menu items were. The food came out fast and fresh and it filled us up. The only thing was we felt like the expensive price tag didn't match my expectations and the quality of the food reflected. Overall, I feel like I paid more for the experience not sure if I will come again.

Love coming here for a brunch treat! Such a great ambiance and lots of greenery. This is my favorite place to get a croissant in Houston...just look at that flakiness . All of the pastries and breakfast items we got were amazing. The best part about this place(besides the wood fire oven and fresh breads) is the post-meal walk through the plant nursery. This place is a serotonin factory for sure! I've still yet to try to pizzas, but I have lots of faith that they will be amazing.

Tiny's is a fantastic place to have brunch on a Saturday/Sunday morning. The facility is pristine and elegant that warrants Instagram pictures from every angle of the place. Parking remains a headache, as the nursery that they're conjoined with reinforces parking spaces like a hawk. Therefore you either park on the street or go over to Milk and Cookies to park. Usually its not a big deal if you come early for breakfast, but if you come for lunch... good luck, you'll have to park 2-3 blocks over!You would think a fancy and dainty place like this would offer horrible food, but Tiny's offers great selections at an appropriate price for a place like this. Their cheese/bread boards are really good, particularly their pastry. Their London Fog is also top notch! Service is really good and very responsive.O yeah, extra kudos for having baby changing stations!

I live so close here. The food is awesome as is the service. But the parking lot is small. Most folks park on the street. On Easter Sunday when they were closed the whole street was finally clear so I know it's all the patrons!

Excellent serviceExcellent lunchReserved outdoor seating would be great. I noticed many lingered after their bill will was paid.

This brunch spot is super cute and has great outdoor seating if you don't want to sit indoors. I came here for brunch, but I know they also do dinner service as well. They have a good selection of drink options (both alcoholic and non alcoholic) and an ample brunch menu.Pricing is fair, and the food was delicious. The burrata was really yummy--the combination of cantaloupe, burrata, and cured meat was refreshing and flavorful! I also got the avocado toast, which had a generous amount of smoked salmon and a perfectly runny egg yolk.The only downside is the parking--you'll have to be lucky to find a spot in their small parking lot (or park at Milk & Cookies) or find street parking.I would definitely come back here for brunch again and would love to see how the evening atmosphere is as well.