Seabrook Waffle Company — Restaurant in Seabrook

I've only been once, and while I liked my food and thought the place was really cute, it didn't blow me away. It's possible I set my expectations too high before I went. But it's definitely a solid three stars and I'd be willing to go back.

The building itself is really cute. It looks like the kind of place you'd love to have a tea party with your daughter or a really cute lunch date with your girlfriends. It's not the kind of place my husband would enjoy, but that's mostly because of the small seats and tables inside. It's not that he wouldn't enjoy the waffles. He'd just rather take it with him and eat it in the car, I'm guessing. And I'm sure you could do that! (Plus there's outside seating and on a warmer day, that's another option.)

The staff was really friendly and very helpful given that it was our first visit. The guy who greeted us asked if it was our first time there, and my friend and I both answered that it was. He explained the waffles to us and how to order. He invited us to look over the menu and come back and order when we were ready. We took the menus and found a really cute table at the back of the restaurant. It took us a bit to make up our minds, but she settled on an Eggs Benedict and I had a Crowning Oak (strawberries, whipped cream, bananas, and almonds). They didn't have many options for coffee, so we both had a French press. (Honestly, more coffee options would have probably caused me to add another star. I'd really like it if this were more of a cafe atmosphere with some latte and espresso selections.)

The waffles didn't take long to make, but when we did finally get our food, we had to ask for our coffees. The girl had forgotten our coffees and brought them to us after we asked. In other words, they weren't exactly piping hot, but they weren't cold.

I didn't dislike my waffle, but it wasn't what I expected. I think I'd have liked it better if I ordered something else. It's my own fault for not looking closely at the menu before I went. I wanted eggs with it, but not Eggs Benedict. I didn't realize it was more of a dessert place than a breakfast cafe. They do offer some savory options, but it's very limited. And that's not bad. That's just not what I was looking for. Next time I go back (if I go back; after all, I don't live in Texas), I will know what I'm getting and adjust my expectations accordingly. And if I go again, I'll order something...

During a recent visit to the Seabrook Waffle Company, my family and I indulged in a variety of their signature waffle creations, each offering a delightful combination of flavors and textures. The NOLA waffle, adorned with a mix of speculoos, bananas, vanilla ice cream, and cinnamon sprinkles, was a delectable tribute to the flavors of New Orleans. The blend of sweet and spicy notes, combined with the velvety ice cream, made for a memorable treat.

My wife opted for the classic chicken and waffles, a beloved dish that didn't disappoint. The savory and crisp fried chicken paired harmoniously with the warm, fluffy waffle, creating a satisfying contrast of flavors and textures.

My daughter's choice, the DOE EYED waffle, with its luscious combination of Nutella, vanilla ice cream, and chocolate chips, was a hit with her. The rich and indulgent elements of this waffle made it a decadent delight for any chocolate lover.

While the waffles were certainly the stars of the show, the complementary elements left something to be desired. Our main qualm revolved around the syrup, which, given the price point, could have been a higher quality, real maple syrup rather than a standard packet of maple-flavored corn syrup. This small detail detracted from the overall experience and left us wishing for a more authentic accompaniment to the scrumptious waffles.

We also ordered scrambled eggs, which, unfortunately, seemed to be hastily prepared in a microwave, resulting in a texture that was merely passable. Though they provided a necessary protein element to balance out the carbohydrate-heavy meal.

On a more positive note, both the lattes my wife and I ordered were expertly crafted, providing a satisfying conclusion to our meal with their well-balanced flavors and comforting warmth.

In conclusion, our experience at Seabrook Waffle Company was a mixed bag. While the waffles themselves were a delightful indulgence, some aspects, such as the quality of the syrup and the lackluster preparation of the scrambled eggs, left us wanting more. Despite this, the skillful execution of the lattes and the overall warm ambiance of the establishment made our visit enjoyable. However, considering the total cost of $75 for two adults and one child, we expected a more consistently high-quality...

Did we really just drive all the way to Seabrook for breakfast? YES! And it was worth every minute of the drive.

We have been seeing this place pop up and we were shocked to see how far people were willing to drive to check this place out.

This is up there as some of the best waffles I've ever had. They are more dense and hold their texture under an enormous amount of toppings.

The parking is limited in their lot but it seems like their neighbors are pretty lenient as far as sharing their parking. Imagine, a cool concept food truck, but instead it's a fixed location but still operates like one. They have mainly outdoor seating with a few tables inside.

You order at the counter and they bring the food out to you. It takes a little for you to get the food but they are pretty efficient.

We ordered 3 waffles, one chicken one with honey, monte cristco, and a strawberry cheesecake dessert one.

All were extremely delicious. We weren't able to finish all of them so we took them home. There was a lot of wet substances which we figured when we ate it later it would be very soggy. But nope, it actually soaked it in but still kept firm. It made the flavors even more blended into the waffle as we ate it later.

Definitely, worth it if you are in the Kemah/Seabrook area. But even if you're not and want a change of pace...