• Home
  • popular
  • EVENTS
  • submit-new-event
  • CHARITY GUIDE
  • Children
  • Education
  • Health
  • Veterans
  • Social Services
  • Arts + Culture
  • Animals
  • LGBTQ
  • New Charity
  • TRENDING NEWS
  • News
  • City Life
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Home + Design
  • Travel
  • Real Estate
  • Restaurants + Bars
  • Arts
  • Society
  • Innovation
  • Fashion + Beauty
  • subscribe
  • about
  • series
  • Embracing Your Inner Cowboy
  • Green Living
  • Summer Fun
  • Real Estate Confidential
  • RX In the City
  • State of the Arts
  • Fall For Fashion
  • Cai's Odyssey
  • Comforts of Home
  • Good Eats
  • Holiday Gift Guide 2010
  • Holiday Gift Guide 2
  • Good Eats 2
  • HMNS Pirates
  • The Future of Houston
  • We Heart Hou 2
  • Music Inspires
  • True Grit
  • Hoops City
  • Green Living 2011
  • Cruizin for a Cure
  • Summer Fun 2011
  • Just Beat It
  • Real Estate 2011
  • Shelby on the Seine
  • Rx in the City 2011
  • Entrepreneur Video Series
  • Going Wild Zoo
  • State of the Arts 2011
  • Fall for Fashion 2011
  • Elaine Turner 2011
  • Comforts of Home 2011
  • King Tut
  • Chevy Girls
  • Good Eats 2011
  • Ready to Jingle
  • Houston at 175
  • The Love Month
  • Clifford on The Catwalk Htx
  • Let's Go Rodeo 2012
  • King's Harbor
  • FotoFest 2012
  • City Centre
  • Hidden Houston
  • Green Living 2012
  • Summer Fun 2012
  • Bookmark
  • 1987: The year that changed Houston
  • Best of Everything 2012
  • Real Estate 2012
  • Rx in the City 2012
  • Lost Pines Road Trip Houston
  • London Dreams
  • State of the Arts 2012
  • HTX Fall For Fashion 2012
  • HTX Good Eats 2012
  • HTX Contemporary Arts 2012
  • HCC 2012
  • Dine to Donate
  • Tasting Room
  • HTX Comforts of Home 2012
  • Charming Charlie
  • Asia Society
  • HTX Ready to Jingle 2012
  • HTX Mistletoe on the go
  • HTX Sun and Ski
  • HTX Cars in Lifestyle
  • HTX New Beginnings
  • HTX Wonderful Weddings
  • HTX Clifford on the Catwalk 2013
  • Zadok Sparkle into Spring
  • HTX Let's Go Rodeo 2013
  • HCC Passion for Fashion
  • BCAF 2013
  • HTX Best of 2013
  • HTX City Centre 2013
  • HTX Real Estate 2013
  • HTX France 2013
  • Driving in Style
  • HTX Island Time
  • HTX Super Season 2013
  • HTX Music Scene 2013
  • HTX Clifford on the Catwalk 2013 2
  • HTX Baker Institute
  • HTX Comforts of Home 2013
  • Mothers Day Gift Guide 2021 Houston
  • Staying Ahead of the Game
  • Wrangler Houston
  • First-time Homebuyers Guide Houston 2021
  • Visit Frisco Houston
  • promoted
  • eventdetail
  • Greystar Novel River Oaks
  • Thirdhome Go Houston
  • Dogfish Head Houston
  • LovBe Houston
  • Claire St Amant podcast Houston
  • The Listing Firm Houston
  • South Padre Houston
  • NextGen Real Estate Houston
  • Pioneer Houston
  • Collaborative for Children
  • Decorum
  • Bold Rock Cider
  • Nasher Houston
  • Houston Tastemaker Awards 2021
  • CityNorth
  • Urban Office
  • Villa Cotton
  • Luck Springs Houston
  • EightyTwo
  • Rectanglo.com
  • Silver Eagle Karbach
  • Mirador Group
  • Nirmanz
  • Bandera Houston
  • Milan Laser
  • Lafayette Travel
  • Highland Park Village Houston
  • Proximo Spirits
  • Douglas Elliman Harris Benson
  • Original ChopShop
  • Bordeaux Houston
  • Strike Marketing
  • Rice Village Gift Guide 2021
  • Downtown District
  • Broadstone Memorial Park
  • Gift Guide
  • Music Lane
  • Blue Circle Foods
  • Houston Tastemaker Awards 2022
  • True Rest
  • Lone Star Sports
  • Silver Eagle Hard Soda
  • Modelo recipes
  • Modelo Fighting Spirit
  • Athletic Brewing
  • Rodeo Houston
  • Silver Eagle Bud Light Next
  • Waco CVB
  • EnerGenie
  • HLSR Wine Committee
  • All Hands
  • El Paso
  • Avenida Houston
  • Visit Lubbock Houston
  • JW Marriott San Antonio
  • Silver Eagle Tupps
  • Space Center Houston
  • Central Market Houston
  • Boulevard Realty
  • Travel Texas Houston
  • Alliantgroup
  • Golf Live
  • DC Partners
  • Under the Influencer
  • Blossom Hotel
  • San Marcos Houston
  • Photo Essay: Holiday Gift Guide 2009
  • We Heart Hou
  • Walker House
  • HTX Good Eats 2013
  • HTX Ready to Jingle 2013
  • HTX Culture Motive
  • HTX Auto Awards
  • HTX Ski Magic
  • HTX Wonderful Weddings 2014
  • HTX Texas Traveler
  • HTX Cifford on the Catwalk 2014
  • HTX United Way 2014
  • HTX Up to Speed
  • HTX Rodeo 2014
  • HTX City Centre 2014
  • HTX Dos Equis
  • HTX Tastemakers 2014
  • HTX Reliant
  • HTX Houston Symphony
  • HTX Trailblazers
  • HTX_RealEstateConfidential_2014
  • HTX_IW_Marks_FashionSeries
  • HTX_Green_Street
  • Dating 101
  • HTX_Clifford_on_the_Catwalk_2014
  • FIVE CultureMap 5th Birthday Bash
  • HTX Clifford on the Catwalk 2014 TEST
  • HTX Texans
  • Bergner and Johnson
  • HTX Good Eats 2014
  • United Way 2014-15_Single Promoted Articles
  • Holiday Pop Up Shop Houston
  • Where to Eat Houston
  • Copious Row Single Promoted Articles
  • HTX Ready to Jingle 2014
  • htx woodford reserve manhattans
  • Zadok Swiss Watches
  • HTX Wonderful Weddings 2015
  • HTX Charity Challenge 2015
  • United Way Helpline Promoted Article
  • Boulevard Realty
  • Fusion Academy Promoted Article
  • Clifford on the Catwalk Fall 2015
  • United Way Book Power Promoted Article
  • Jameson HTX
  • Primavera 2015
  • Promenade Place
  • Hotel Galvez
  • Tremont House
  • HTX Tastemakers 2015
  • HTX Digital Graffiti/Alys Beach
  • MD Anderson Breast Cancer Promoted Article
  • HTX RealEstateConfidential 2015
  • HTX Vargos on the Lake
  • Omni Hotel HTX
  • Undies for Everyone
  • Reliant Bright Ideas Houston
  • 2015 Houston Stylemaker
  • HTX Renewable You
  • Urban Flats Builder
  • Urban Flats Builder
  • HTX New York Fashion Week spring 2016
  • Kyrie Massage
  • Red Bull Flying Bach
  • Hotze Health and Wellness
  • ReadFest 2015
  • Alzheimer's Promoted Article
  • Formula 1 Giveaway
  • Professional Skin Treatments by NuMe Express

    Procrastinator's guide to Mother's Day brunch

    Procrastinator's guide to Mother's Day brunch: 11 new spots guaranteed to please Mom

    Elizabeth Rhodes
    May 9, 2014 | 11:20 am

    Forgot to make plans for Mother's Day? Well, that's no problem at all since CultureMap has assembled a list of Houston's hottest new brunch spots offering up tasty treats to celebrate Mom's big day. All but one of these eateries weren't around a year ago and that one has been spiffed up with an unforgettable view.

     

     TRENZA
     Highlights: Trenza is offering a special brunch menu for Mom that includes crab cakes, duck confit wraps and chorizo and black bean tostadas. Feeling thirsty? Be sure to complete your meal with a mimosa, Bloody Mary or fresh squeezed juice.
     Available: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
     Cost per person: Varies (menu items priced from $10 to $15 and children 8 and under eat free)
     Reservations: 713-526-1414 or OpenTable

     

     PICO'S MEX-MEX
     Highlights: Pico's features an extensive Mexican brunch buffet on Mother's Day at the new Upper Kirby establishment. Enjoy traditional items like paella, ceviche, chilaquiles and tamales, as well as tasty sweets like tres leches cake and churros. Make sure you treat mom to a $12 bottomless mimosa!
     Available: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: $39 for adults, $15 for children 6-12, free for children 6 and under
     Reservations: 832-831-9940

     

     60 DEGREES MASTERCRAFTED
     Highlights: In honor of Moms everywhere, 60 Degrees Mastercrafted offers a special brunch menu that includes chicken-spinach enchiladas, steak and eggs and the signature bacon breakfast burger, as well as stunners like the "Benedict Duo" (made with crab cakes and tasso ham) and crispy chicken and waffles. The meal price also includes access to the restaurant's cold buffet featuring house-made salads, charcuterie, smoked fish and assorted baked goods.
     Available: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
     Cost per person: $47 for adults, $15 for kids 12 and under
     Reservations: 713-360-7757 or OpenTable

     

     BRADLEY'S FINE DINER
     Highlights: Bradley's Fine Diner hosts a Mother's Day brunch featuring a wide array of delectable options like vanilla bean French toast, corned beef hash and lemon buttermilk souffle hotcakes. All diners will receive homemade lemon cream and rhubarb pop tarts courtesy of Bradley's.
     Available: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: Varies (around $30)
     Reservations: 832-831-5939 or Yelp

     

     VALLONE'S 
     Highlights: Vallone's pre-fixe Mother's Day brunch is perfect for showing Mom how much you care. With choices ranging from braised shortrib tortellini and ahi tuna tartare to chicken fried steak and brioche french toast, you're sure to find something for everyone.
     Available: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: $45
     Reservations: 713-395-6100 or OpenTable

     

     FUNKY CHICKEN
     Highlights: Celebrate Mother's Day all day at Funky Chicken in the Heights. With simple offerings like fried chicken, waffles and biscuit sandwiches, it would be hard for any mom to resist Funky Chicken's tasty fare.
     Available: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
     Cost per person: Varies (entrees range from $10 to $15)
     Reservations: 832-924-4655

     

     OSTERIA MAZZANTINI
     Highlights: Osteria Mazzantini is offering a special three-course brunch menu for mom, featuring items like traditional Italian pastries, shrimp and asparagus risotto, grilled hangar steak and baked cod. For something sweet, check out the chocolate panna cotta, key lime budino or pine nut torte.
     Available: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: $59 for adults, $25 for children
     Reservations: 713-993-9898 or online

     

     DISH SOCIETY
     Highlights: Dish Society's Mother's Day brunch is serving up the tasty farm-to-table fare they're known for. With options like shrimp and grits, Nutella french toast and pork belly hash, everyone will feel like celebrating and mom's visiting for brunch will each receive a flower.
     Available: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: Varies (entrees range from $5 to $15)
     Reservations: 832-538-1060

     

     SPINDLETOP
     Highlights: Spindletop, the newly renovated spinning restaurant atop the Hyatt Regency in downtown Houston, is hosting a special brunch this Mother's Day. Start with a lavender salted shrimp panzanella salad then choose from one of five entrees such as gulf redfish, rosemary roasted chicken or jalapeno and meyer lemon glazed Alaskan halibut. Finish your meal off with a delicious dessert like mojito cheesecake or a pecan strawberry tartlet.
     Available: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
     Cost per person: $70 for adults, $22 for children
     Reservations: 713-375-4775

     

     COLTIVARE
     Highlights: If you're looking to treat Mom to a more low-key brunch, Coltivare is offering regular lunch service on Sunday. The farm-to-table establishment offers options like their bacon and eggs pizza (made with pancetta), wood grilled chicken sandwich and chili basil chicken wings, as well as dessert options such as wood roasted strawberry crostata and seasonal gelato flavors.
     Available: 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
     Cost per person: Varies (entrees priced between $10 and $15)
     Reservations: The restaurant does not take reservations.

     

     LOWBROW
     Highlights: Treat Mom to Jason Kerr's cuisine at Montrose's new brunch hotspot. To mix things up on Mother's Day, Lowbrow will serve a special four-course menu that includes kale and strawberry salad and crab cake benedict. It even includes a demi-carafe of mimosas to make listening to a lecture about maybe it's time to settle down and deliver a couple of grandchildren easier. The regular menu will also be available, but those options won't be nearly as much fun.
     Available: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
     Cost per person: $50 for the prix fixe.
     Reservations: reservations@lowbrowhouston.com

     

    Want more suggestions? Check out our Mother's Day brunch guide from last year.

     

    Did we miss a new favorite? Let us know in the comments section below.

    News_Happy Mother's Day_tulips_flowers
      
    YHYQArt.com
    unspecified
    news/restaurants-bars

    most read posts

    Exclusive: New cocktail bar from Houston hospitality stars coming to the Heights

    Houston declines on list of best places for celebrating July 4th

    Houston loses top-10 rank in 2025 list of America's best cities

    now shipping

    Growing burger chain slides into first Houston location

    Eric Sandler
    Jul 3, 2025 | 12:45 pm
    Smalls Sliders
    Smalls Sliders/ Facebook
    undefined

    A growing burger chain has arrived in Houston. Smalls Sliders recently opened its first location in Spring Branch at 1337 Gessner Road.

    As its name implies, the restaurant serves cheeseburger sliders — mini hamburgers that are topped simply with cheese, pickles, and burger sauce. Available as either a single or double, the only option diners have is to add bacon. Prices are small to match, just $2.79 for a single cheeseburger or $3.89 for a double.

    The menu also includes a grilled cheese, waffle fries, and shakes in four flavors — vanilla, chocolate, cookies and cream, and strawberry. A combo meal of two sliders, waffle fries, and a medium soft drink is priced at $9.29 (a large drink or a shake is available for an additional cost). Here’s a sneak peek at the restaurant courtesy of Houston food influencer eatnwithdee:


      
     
     
     
     
     
     
    View this post on Instagram
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    A post shared by Danny ~ Houston Content Creator ✨ (@eatnwithdee)


    Part of the brand’s appeal comes from its innovative design. Dubbed the “Smorange Can,” it’s a modular building made from two shipping containers. Painted bright orange, each location offers both a drive-thru and a walk-up window.

     Smalls Sliders Behold the "Smorange Can."  Smalls Sliders  

    Founded in Atlanta by restaurateur Brandon Landry, Smalls Sliders counts Super Bowl-winning quarterback Drew Brees as one of its investors. Franchisees Preston Cuningham and David Higgins, along with operating partner Kirk Douglas, are responsible for the Houston location, a location in nearby Willis that opened earlier this year, and an upcoming Conroe outpost.

    “Houston is such an iconic city with a great food scene. Opening a Smalls here was a natural next step for our team and the brand,” Cuningham said in a statement. “Smalls is well loved across the south and building a strong presence in Texas with recent openings in McKinney and Willis. We’re thrilled to paint Houston ‘Smorange’ and introduce this craveable menu to the area.”

    smalls slidersopeningsnews-you-can-eatburgers
    news/restaurants-bars
    Loading...