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Address: 315 Fairview St, Houston, TX 77006
Phone: (713) 304-4744
Website: http://www.cuchararestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Sankalp Mogulothu
Shout out to Jennifer and Gladys for taking such good care of us.
What a beautiful place to experience!!! There are soo many cute details to the interiors of the place.
We tried soo many of their variety of dishes and loved all of them. Soo unique and healthy options.
Definitely worth visiting and experiencing this place.
They also have both indoor and outdoor seating.
And plenty of cool and cute items for purchase.
… moreWhat a beautiful place to experience!!! There are soo many cute details to the interiors of the place.
We tried soo many of their variety of dishes and loved all of them. Soo unique and healthy options.
Definitely worth visiting and experiencing this place.
They also have both indoor and outdoor seating.
And plenty of cool and cute items for purchase.
B V
Cucharita is a cute spot with a colorful, cozy vibe, but overall it fell short for us especially for the price. We went on a Saturday and waited about 45 minutes, which is pretty normal for Houston brunch, but the value just didn’t match the cost once we sat down.
We ordered a mix of breakfast and bakery items. The blueberry muffin and the concha were genuinely good, and my husband enjoyed his migas with avocado, though nothing about it stood out as special. I tried the Tlacoyo de Frijol, which was $12 for a small portion tasty enough, but not worth the price. Between the three of us, we spent close to $100 for a brunch that felt very minimal in terms of quantity.
Drinks were another downside. They didn’t have regular coffee or tea, only their Café Cucharita, which has a very strong, distinct flavor. They also didn’t have Topo Chico, only a flavored mineral water I’d never tried before, and honestly didn’t care for. The server was also hard to find if we needed anything so I disliked that as well.
We sat outside since the weather was nice, but the chairs were hard and uncomfortable, which made the longer wait and higher prices more noticeable.
Overall, Cucharita is better for grabbing a pastry or maybe a single taco, but not for a full brunch. The food was decent, the pastries were the highlight, but the pricing, portion size, and lack of basic drink options make it a place I wouldn’t return to for a full meal.
… moreWe ordered a mix of breakfast and bakery items. The blueberry muffin and the concha were genuinely good, and my husband enjoyed his migas with avocado, though nothing about it stood out as special. I tried the Tlacoyo de Frijol, which was $12 for a small portion tasty enough, but not worth the price. Between the three of us, we spent close to $100 for a brunch that felt very minimal in terms of quantity.
Drinks were another downside. They didn’t have regular coffee or tea, only their Café Cucharita, which has a very strong, distinct flavor. They also didn’t have Topo Chico, only a flavored mineral water I’d never tried before, and honestly didn’t care for. The server was also hard to find if we needed anything so I disliked that as well.
We sat outside since the weather was nice, but the chairs were hard and uncomfortable, which made the longer wait and higher prices more noticeable.
Overall, Cucharita is better for grabbing a pastry or maybe a single taco, but not for a full brunch. The food was decent, the pastries were the highlight, but the pricing, portion size, and lack of basic drink options make it a place I wouldn’t return to for a full meal.
NGAVI 13
The establishment is very cozy. I ordered the “Chilaquiles del Dia,” but it was a poor decision, as it did not meet expectations in terms of flavor. The service was subpar, despite it being a relatively quiet morning. I have visited this location before, and the experience was satisfactory; however, on this occasion, the dish I received was not of the usual quality.
… moreAfef Pellikan
This place has small yet delicious and authentic menu. It feels like you are at your grandma house. Beautiful ❤️
… moreGenesis Franco
Absolutely loved this place! The food was fantastic — the chilaquiles were bursting with flavor, and the Tostadas Chelo were just as delicious. The salsa verde really stood out, packed with bold, fresh taste. I tried the iced Café El Manuel, and it was so good! The pan dulce was soft, sweet, and the perfect way to end the meal. The service was excellent, super friendly and attentive. Just a heads-up: they don’t accept cash, so make sure to bring a card or use Apple Pay. I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreNataly Valencia
Came for the first time to try it out because my friend said she loved it. I SEE THE HYPE. It was amazing. The environment, the vibes, the food, the service. Amazing. I love everything about this place. It’s hard to find a good place nowadays that’s checks off everything in ur boxes but this one did for sure. Will be coming back 100% keep it up I love it!
… moreNora
Stopped by on a Sunday for a late breakfast and there was about a 45–60 minute wait, but we were seated in closer to 30 minutes. I ordered the Café de Olla (hot) and my friend had the Café Cucharita (iced) — both were delicious. For food, I had the Tostados Chelo with over-medium eggs (8/10), and my friend ordered the Chilaquiles de la Semana, which were outstanding (10/10). We also shared a filled pastry from their bakery section (8/10) — I think it would have been even better warmed up. Parking was a bit tricky since we only found street parking, but overall the service was friendly and the experience was great.
… moreem pru
the vibe was the best part about this place! i wasn’t as big of a fan of their tacos but i can still see others enjoying them. tostadas were delicious. variety of pastries. good coffee. kind service.
… moreMaxine
Honestly, Cucharita doesn’t miss. I’ve been twice now and each time, the food and vibes have been immaculate. Whether you’re planning a girly pop day with your friends or just craving some seriously good Mexican food in a space with good ambiance, Cucharita is the spot for you.
Let’s talk atmosphere; from the get go, you’re greeted with Mexico City inspired decor that speaks to your soul. The space is beautifully curated and reflective of how vibrant Mexican culture is. As someone who identifies as Mexican, I felt incredibly seen and comforted by how thoughtfully the space reflects the richness of our culture.
But cute decor alone doesn’t make a great restaurant—you need a bit more than that to impress me. Thankfully, the food and pastries were the stars of the show. I had the chilaquiles (twice), and while they weren’t mexican level spicy (iykyk), the flavor was authentic and the tortillas had that perfect crunch I look for. I was also able to have a few bites of the other dishes on the menu (thanks to my family sharing), and each dish was amazingly flavored and authentic. The huevos mexicanos even tasted like my grandma’s food, which is the highest praise I can give. With the pastries, I’m particularly obsessed! I tried a couple and honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu.
Heads-up: It’s walk-in only, so if you go during peak hours, you may have to wait or get seated in the outdoor space (which is still super cute, but you’ll just have to suffer from the Houston heat)
While free street parking is available, it can be hard to find a spot during peak hours.
10/10 would recommend—i will most definitely be back for round three. What should I try next?
… moreLet’s talk atmosphere; from the get go, you’re greeted with Mexico City inspired decor that speaks to your soul. The space is beautifully curated and reflective of how vibrant Mexican culture is. As someone who identifies as Mexican, I felt incredibly seen and comforted by how thoughtfully the space reflects the richness of our culture.
But cute decor alone doesn’t make a great restaurant—you need a bit more than that to impress me. Thankfully, the food and pastries were the stars of the show. I had the chilaquiles (twice), and while they weren’t mexican level spicy (iykyk), the flavor was authentic and the tortillas had that perfect crunch I look for. I was also able to have a few bites of the other dishes on the menu (thanks to my family sharing), and each dish was amazingly flavored and authentic. The huevos mexicanos even tasted like my grandma’s food, which is the highest praise I can give. With the pastries, I’m particularly obsessed! I tried a couple and honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu.
Heads-up: It’s walk-in only, so if you go during peak hours, you may have to wait or get seated in the outdoor space (which is still super cute, but you’ll just have to suffer from the Houston heat)
While free street parking is available, it can be hard to find a spot during peak hours.
10/10 would recommend—i will most definitely be back for round three. What should I try next?
Sandra S
We had tacos, coffee, and a pastry. Jennifer was very welcoming and helpful as it was our first time. Attention to the small details makes this stand out as a destination. Loved the vibe here. I bought a pair of earrings and purchased a pastry as a gift.
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