“ This is a really relaxed spot with delicious food. However, I noticed that their online menu doesn't match what's available in the restaurant, which was a bit confusing when trying to place our order. I was looking forward to trying a few specific items but unfortunately, they weren't available. We did order the sweet potato hash and the fried French toast, both of which were outstanding and deserving of a 5/5 rating. As for customer service, there's definitely room for improvement. The staff member who took our order seemed a bit dismissive and communication could have been clearer, though he wasn't unkind. One thing to keep in mind is that they do not accept cash. Overall, a great place thats mostly quiet. It would be a cool space to work from as well. ”

“ My first visit to Leland house did not disappoint. The shrimp and grits were sooo good. Love the outdoor patio seating for nice days when I went it wasn't too crowded and was able to sit at a table immediately. It is more of a self serve Model so had to wait in a short line to order food, but they brought it out pretty quickly after. There are a lot of projectors and screens to watch sports as well. Good vibes overall, especially with the DJ! ”

“ Love the location! I really loved the vibes, so much outdoor seating! 1. Pick a table, remember the table # 2. Order @ the bar (make sure you tell them your table #) 3. Enjoy! The food is SO flavorful! My blood orange mimosa was okay... I'd give it a 3/5 it didn't have much flavor, and I've had blood orange before! I wish I would've known that you can sub regular potato's for sweet potatoes. The sweet potatoes were crispy and yummy. I really enjoyed my meal, I'll probably be back this weekend! :) ”

“ Came here on a Sunday for a birthday party. It was really a cool laid back vibe. They have the house area that is inside and you can eat in there and there is a bar as well. Then if you head to the back yard area there is ample outdoor seating, a big screen tv and bar area. It's really self service, as in you order food and drinks at the bar and they deliver it to you. The prices were good. There was an awesome DJ. The food was great. We really enjoyed ourselves. ”

“ Love this place!! If you previously used my review for reference sorry! This is the Texas Benedict, not the Leeland, and it is still my fave! The cool the egg to perfection and I never leave anything on the plate. There super accommodating because I've ordered the wrong Benedict on at least two different occasions, and they still replace it for me every time. All the food taste very farm to table. The mimosas are fire. I most recently had the hibiscus mimosa and it wasn't as sweet as I expected it to be. The dress is very casual attire and a great place to go on a nice day outside. Make sure you pick a table that's not in the direct sunlight though because it will get hot. I will warn you if the weather is super nice get there early because they do get packed. The parking can be somewhat annoying, but I believe the street parking on Sunday is free. ”

“ I had a wonderful brunch here at Leeland House on a weekday morning. The inside of the restaurant is great, plenty of seating and a warm vibe. You order at the counter and then sit and wait for your food. The service was fast and friendly. Portions are big and the food was amazing. Very flavorful and well seasoned. They even have drinks to choose from. I had a blood orange mimosas and it was great, very generous pour and not too much juice! I really enjoyed my fried chicken biscuit. It's topped with syrup which adds a perfect sweetness to the dish. I would definitely recommend this spot for a great breakfast/brunch ”

“ The service, food, ambiance all were a 14/10 ! Not exaggerating! I was in town for the weekend, I got the Honey Chicken Sandwich for brunch. It was amazing! I went back the next day and convinced my friend to get it as well. The waiters were amazing and very attentive while serving over 15 + people at a time (not a party, all in different areas of the establishment). The lavender mimosas were a 10/10 ( I'm not a mimosa person), I definitely recommend! Being big eyed, I got the grits as well. They were good as well! Compared to everywhere I've been this weekend, this is probably my favorite in Houston. ”

“ An updated review here - I've been to Leeland House several times. On most occasions, I have a great time. During my last visit the experience was pleasant, however the food was underwhelming. Sweet Potato Hash was cold, poorly crafted, and not fresh. Swapped that for a burger and that was better, but it was messy. The biscuit basket was good though. Reasonable service. Outstanding patio experience and good mimosas. I'll return again for their happy hour. The patio is always a vibe and the DJ was jammin. ”

“ A consummate brunch place in the heart of EaDo, Leeland House is sort of akin to dining at someone's house. That is, if the house happened to have a staff, large menu, a big local following, and an extra large patio. During good weather days, it's hard to find a more ideal spot for dining al fresco and enjoying some quality fare in a dynamic neighborhood. For all first timers, there is a posted sign that reads: "We are 2 buildings on 1 property. Both places serve the exact same brunch menu. FIRST: FIND A TABLE. Each table has a number and a QR menu. SECOND: ORDER AT ANY OF THE BARS WHEN YOU'RE READY. Make sure to know your table number." My favorite part in this is under the "House Rules" which reads, "EVERYONE MUST BE FULLY CLOTHED. (FOR REAL, Y'ALL). This includes shirts & shoes, no bikinis (or tops that look like bikinis)" Suddenly, I'm regretful I wasn't a regular here years ago. Their all day brunch is popular which a number of dishes that range from $8-15 mostly with a few that are $16-19. The Leeland benedict ($16) is probably one of the best ones, along with the brisket hash ($15) and breakfast plate ($15). I think the burgers are a bit underrated, especially the brunch burger ($16), which thankfully come with fries. Another big draw is their vast selection of boozy brunch cocktails that are $11 each. Additionally there are mimosas, sangria, and bloody marys that are available by the glass or the pitcher. Personally, I think the hangover mimosa is the one to get and it comes in several flavors of pineapple, lavender, blood orange, or hibiscus. There are also signature coffee drinks ($7), and the honey lavender latte is is a big one, as is the brown sugar iced latte. Whether it's a brunch date or a group gathering, Leeland House remains a good option. They are cashless and parking is a challenge during their busiest days. They're only open from Wednesday-Sunday and their hours are limited till 2pm on weekdays and 3pm on weekends. ”