
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5200 Farm to Market 2920 #180, Spring, TX 77388
Phone: (281) 466-2040
Website: http://botbfood.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Both were on point! The fresh Tagliatelle pasta were a little too thick but “Al dente “, however the crab risotto was flavorful but slighly overcooked. My wife ordered Carne Asada and was also good. Attentive service, small restaurant but that’s how you start something special. Hats off to Chef for following his dream and passion.
This place was amazing, small and ntimate, not loud and the attentive service and knowledgeable staff topped off with the absolutely amazing food. I can see why this place is so popular.
I would highly recommend trying to book a table and going to try this food.
**2nd Visit**
Went here again with the same friend for a 2nd rd og Belly of the Beast… amazing!
This time we ordered dessert before the food as they had ran out of our first choice from last time (we also had later reservations last time). We also got lucky enough to have the same server as our previous visit. The different menu items were all amazing! The hospitality is top notch, the chefs wife does front of the house, ! The chef even did a lap around and we got to say hi.
Go sooner than later to try this place, and thank me afterwards, lol.
Hats off to the chef for curating unique and delicious meals – everything we got was delicious. Touches such as salmon roe, caviar took many of the dishes to the next level. I’m usually not a fan of fine dining as portion sizes are typically ridiculously small. Though the portions weren’t huge, I think it was the best size to not leave feeling stuffed.
Will be coming back soon to try the other options in the menu!
Don’t be fooled by the modest exterior, or the plain interior either. The place was packed with foodies on a Thursday night, most clearly focused as much on the food as each other. We quickly felt the charm of the place is its simplicity – it’s all about the food, and anything distracting from that would be a shame. This is just a truly special place, and our new go-to for special occasions.
We ordered several dishes to share so we could experience a variety of the menu, and overall the quality of the food was strong.
Where the experience fell a bit short was on the hospitality side. The reservation noted that it was a birthday, and we also mentioned it to both the hostess and the server. Despite that, there was no acknowledgment during the meal — no simple birthday greeting, no mention from the server, and no small dessert or gesture from the kitchen.
Service during the meal was polite, but there was very little explanation or engagement about the dishes beyond a brief note about the carne asada and spice levels. After we paid, we also felt like we were quickly rushed out, which made the evening feel a little abrupt for what was meant to be a birthday celebration.
Our total came to just over $200 and we tipped around 25%. We genuinely enjoyed the food, but the overall hospitality didn’t quite match the level we expected for a special occasion.
The restaurant clearly has talented chefs and strong dishes on the menu. With a bit more attention to guest experience and acknowledgment of celebrations, the overall dining experience could be even better.
The staff was knowledgeable, kind, and clearly passionate about the food they serve. Elizabeth, the owner, came to our table and introduced herself (her husband is the chef). Every recommendation made was spot-on.
We started with the ceviche mixto tostadas — fresh, vibrant, and perfectly balanced with just the right amount of heat and acidity. Then came the burrata, which was impossibly creamy and paired beautifully with seasonal accompaniments that made each bite feel like spring on a plate. The tuna tostadas were a standout — melt-in-your-mouth tender tuna with bold, zesty flavors and a crunch that was just perfection.
For the main course, we had the grilled Texas redfish, which was expertly cooked and packed with smoky, savory goodness. The portion was generous, and the flavors were simple but elevated in all the right ways with the habanero sauce.
The tres leches with passion fruit meringue was airy, luscious, and the tangy passion fruit brought a bright, tropical twist to a classic dessert.
Belly of the Beast isn’t just a meal — it’s an experience. Thoughtful, soulful, and absolutely worth the trip.
However, the overly casual vibe of the restaurant felt underwhelming for the price point and the effort clearly put into the food. The biggest disappointment was that not a single dish was served hot. From appetizers to mains, everything arrived at room temperature. While the ingredients were fresh and the flavors worked, serving temperature plays a big role in the overall dining experience, and here it just missed the mark.
In short, it’s a decent place with good food and nice staff, but the lack of warmth—literally and figuratively—made it a one-time visit for us.
The dishes were seasoned to perfection. When I go to a new restaurant, I like to be surprised. And surprised was what I got with every dish they brought out—there was always something new that’s thrown in to complement familiar favorited flavors. Its hard to describe, but I loved everything on their tasting menu! And the presentation, I’ll let the photos speak for themselves.