Little Hen

Little Hen absolutely delivered. From the moment we sat down, the service stood out—Cheri was fantastic: attentive, friendly, and genuinely made the experience feel welcoming without being overbearing. That kind of service elevates a meal, and she nailed it. Food-wise, everything was on point. I had the chilaquiles with churrasco and an egg, and it was packed with flavor—the steak was tender, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the richness of the dish. I also tried the LH Burger, which was equally impressive: juicy, balanced, and clearly made with quality ingredients. A small but appreciated detail: reverse osmosis water—clean, crisp, and a nice touch that shows attention to quality beyond just the food. The coffee was also excellent and a great addition to round out the meal. Overall, Little Hen combines great food, thoughtful details, and standout service. Big thanks again to Cheri for making it an even better experience. I’ll definitely be back.

The location is great close to other restaurants and the galleria . The restaurant itself is a nice vibe elegant looking with some soft background music. The service was ok for it being a nice looking restaurant I’d think the waitress come to our table and check on us a bit , but never did I couldn’t order more because she only came once we were done . As for the food the chilaquiles and the banana foster French toast were great the French toast was a little on the sweeter side but delicious, the Canadian bacon eggs Benedict sucked the house potatoes need flavor those were bland and the eggs benedict just tasted like nothing the muffin was tough that dish for sure I wouldn’t get again I don’t recommend it . Overall not a bad place to try out . Definitely a nice different vibe The location is great close to other restaurants and the galleria . The restaurant itself is a nice vibe elegant looking with some soft background music. The service was ok for it being a nice looking restaurant I’d think the waitress come to our table and check on us a bit , but never did I couldn’t order more because she only came once we were done . As for the food the chilaquiles and the banana foster French toast were great the French toast was a little on the sweeter side but delicious, the Canadian bacon eggs Benedict sucked the house potatoes need flavor those were bland and the eggs benedict just tasted like nothing the muffin was tough that dish for sure I wouldn’t get again I don’t recommend it . Overall not a bad place to try out . Definitely a nice different vibe

Some friends talked about this place at a dinner a night before so since I had a bday celebration needing a good place, we came to Little Hen. What a surprise and a cute place to celebrate our friend! Fantastic service and delicious food. Ordered an avocado toast and it was perfect. Also we were treated by the Cheff with a spectacular dessert! Better for a female crowd but incredibly good for brunch/lunch

Such a charming spot — the decor and outdoor garden vibe are absolutely adorable! The drinks were superb, beautifully presented, and tasted just as good as they looked. I ordered the crab cake eggs Benedict, which was flavorful and cooked perfectly. The scone basket was also a standout — soft, warm, and delicious. The buttermilk pancakes were fluffy and buttery, definitely a must-order if you love breakfast sweets. The truffle fries were tasty and well-seasoned, though the stuffed hash brown was the only item that felt like it needed a little more seasoning or depth of flavor compared to everything else on the table. Overall, fantastic food, excellent drinks, and such a cute aesthetic. I’d absolutely come back — especially for brunch and their signature drinks!

I stopped by Little Hen today to grab some to-go tea and realized I never wrote a review from my last visit — and it definitely deserves one! A few weeks ago, I brought my 90-year-old grandmother here to celebrate her birthday, and it was absolutely perfect. The restaurant is so elegant and beautifully decorated — every detail feels special and inviting. It’s also the perfect spot for photos — everything from the table settings to the floral touches is picture-perfect! The staff were warm, attentive, and made us feel so welcome the entire time we were there. Every dish we ordered was delicious and beautifully presented. It was such a lovely experience and the perfect place for tea, brunch, and quality time with loved ones. Little Hen is a true gem in River Oaks — I can’t wait to go back! 💕✨🫖☕️🌸

From the beginning, I would say the walk up is beautiful , those celebrating birthdays get a single fresh rose which I think is so sweet. However the hostess had somewhat of an attitude and was not warm to say the least. There is a strict dress code , nothing too risqué, or they will turn you away. The space itself is pretty small and tight so it makes sense why it’s recommended to get a reservation. We sat outside on the patio which I highly recommend for cute aesthetic pictures, however if temps are cold requested to sit inside as the heaters barely help. For the starting drinks we got lattes and hot tea which were delicious . We got a large array of food to sample , I samples a bit of some of the rose pancakes , which in flavor were fine but more on the cakey side in texture which I would rate a 7. My friend ordered some Nutella French toast which was yummy but honestly nothing special to them.I ordered the huevos rotos with the truffle fries and ham and honestly it made me sick, the eggs were runny and cold.They were cold and tasted old. The ham on them were tiny bits and I’ve honestly had better fries for a fraction of the cost. We ordered some cocktails after which for the cost I was skeptical but they were visually pleasing and strong. The flavor itself was lacking in mango and more spicy which I don’t mind. Towards the end we were asked if there was anything else we wanted because we only had 10 minutes left before the next reservation was due (it was only 4 of us.) So all in all I spent 63$ for my portion with barely any protein and left slightly hungry (which is probably my fault in a sense as we mainly sampled each others plates but even so , for the quality of what you get it’s overpriced.) You are basically only paying to sit for a few minutes ,eat plain cold food and take pretty pictures. You could go anywhere else for better service and better food for that price within the same area.

This was such a nice restaurant. I’ve always wanted to try it ever since it popped up on my social media. Their oolong tea was good and their eggs benedict were delicious. I personally really liked their Jalisco spicy mango. (I believe that’s what it was called lol) Cheri L was our server and she was really sweet and gave me a rose to celebrate my engagement! I will always appreciate that. 🩷🌷

Little Hen is like London’s tea time 🫖 has arrived in Houston! (Little did I know they’re from Miami) That being said of many slightly high end restaurants I’m sometimes not satisfied, but with Little hen I am always impressed. Our waitress was so kind, she did sit us right by the door but it’s a small place so we didn’t mind. The tea was a bit watery but I got English breakfast I suggest putting more tea than milk. My rose milk pancakes were delicious and my friend got their Belgium waffle with drizzled dark chocolate. I love rose 🌹 flavored items and the best way I can describe this to a south Asian person is falooda pancakes. I was in love and will be back to bring my mom and grandmother. I would suggest not getting their afternoon tea since I’ve heard it’s not that satisfying and instead getting their entrees, limited drinks, (one tea pot can be enough for two people). Overall 10/10!

Kudos to the vision here. Ultramaximalist and floral decorations from the outside and all the way throughout the interior. Tons of roses and other flowers line most of the free space and the walls have intricate patterened wallpapers, to fill in the farmhouse chic of persona. Our service was great on our visit. Missed the name of the gentleman who helped us early on the morning when our 2yo old kept trying to go full melt down. Part of the reason is that they do not offer high chairs (the kid needed the restraint haha), and the seating is non traditional on top of that with couches and accent type chairs being used primarily. With lots of breakable and fragile plateware we almost walked out before ordering, but the staff was able to help us rescue a nice breakfast from the situation. I was impressed with the presentation of the food, and quality of the of the taste. With the rustic notion of the restaurant, the menu doesn't shoot for super boogie or glamourous, but they find a way to zhuzh up some familiar classics. Drinks were wonderful to look at as well as sip on, just look at the latte in the photos. Was pleased with our visit here in spite of the circumstance of our kid's temperament that morning.

We went today for brunch for my daughter's birthday and it was a hit! We had a group of 8 and our waiter was attentive and had really great customer service. The food and drinks were absolute perfection! Our daughters and their friends are all 15 and younger, so they were excited to have fancy drinks (cocktails). Everything we had was flavorful, pretty, and fresh. You never really know how the food is going to be when you choose a place specifically because of the decor, but Little Hen was perfect. The space itself is so cute and girly! It was perfect for a teen birthday, but would be equally great for us older ladies too. A word of advice - make a reservation! They open them on their website 30 days ahead of time, so with needing a reservation for 8, I made our reservation exactly on the 30 day mark.

This is such an adorable brunch spot. such friendly staff!! the drinks were so cute and delicious. the food was really good. I had the A'BLT which is their version of blt sandwich- it was so good!! the restaurant has the cutest scenery! So many opportunities for many cute pictures!

If you're looking for a charming spot with a delightful English vibe, this place is a must-visit. The atmosphere, filled with flowers, adds a lovely, rustic touch. The food is delicious, my hubby and I visited twice and enjoyed perfectly flaky, buttery croissants and standout French toast and amazing scones! Yum! We had a small issue with our coffee order, but they quickly made it right, and the second cups were even better than expected. With beautiful ambiance, fantastic food, and a lovely staff, I highly recommend

Fabulous! It's pricy but well worth the splurge. The ambiance is everything here - like being in an Instagram post at every turn. Brunch was tasty, loved the lavender tea latte, and the service was friendly and efficient. Lovely spot for a special date or occasion!

The dreamiest Houston brunch experience! You walk into the most beautifully decorated room- no detail has been overlooked. It's all lovely! I started with the lavender latte, and it was definitely the perfect way to start. I then tried the Chilaquiles with Chicken- great flavor with the verde salsa. Overall a great spot for brunch with the girls!

Little Hen came to Houston and really took off. At one point, you had to wait months to get a brunch reservation on the weekend. Rightfully so, I lost interest in them because waiting for food just isn't my ministry. Even though I heard how good the food at the Miami location is, I simply didn't care enough. On a random Wednesday, I wanted lunch but more so brunch. I also wanted a patio and a place with great food. I suddenly remembered Little Hen, checked their website, and they had seating for 3 on their patio. Since they are walking distance from me, I walked over and met my friends. We got seated right away and although it was hot out, the patio had plenty of fans so we kept very cool. I looked through the menu and landed on the LH Impossible Burger, and my friend and I split a Nutella waffle because I wanted to try it. We were told at the onset that they couldn't modify any of the food items, or drinks. I didn't mind that much because they had options for me. They even had several mocktail options and I got the hibiscus raspberry. The food came out relatively quickly and it was good. The waffle was beyond delicious and the mocktail was well crafted. My friends also enjoyed their food and the service was great. I will definitely be returning.

I've wanted to visit Little Hen since Easter of this year. They weren't taking reservations that day and the wait time was over an hour, so I ended up going elsewhere. Luckily, I was able to put in a reservation this time and was finally able to enjoy it. The decor is top tier! It's such a beautiful place. The waiter was extremely attentive and tried his best to accommodate our wishes. The French toast was absolutely delicious! I can go on and on about this place. They 100% delivered everything I needed them to give. Please stop by and check them out. You won't be disappointed!

This place is everything girly, definitely chic!! Think tea time classy. Definitely brunchy, girl lunch vibe. They have tea time for you to enjoy with some delicious scones. You can put your pretty things on and take instagramable photos. The service was great, everyone was really nice and helpful.

Had a reservation, got seated 45 minutes later. Ordered drinks and food. Got our drinks WELL after our food. Food mediocre, drinks (when they appeared) good. Cute place, will never be back.

TLDR: Make a reservation weeks ahead. $30 per guest cancellation fee. Patio dining is dependent on weather. Cute floral aesthetics. "Smart chic dress code." Cocktail was great. Scones were delicious. Pass on the crab Benedict. Service was pleasant. Parking at the deck was free on Saturday. If you're looking to dine here for brunch on a weekend at a specific time, you better make your reservation on Resy at least 3 weeks ahead of time. One day I'm looking at all the available times and a few days later, the options have dwindled. Fortunately, I snagged a 12pm reservation on a Saturday for the patio. If the weather is bad, the reservation would be cancelled. (The weather was great when I went with some friends.) Just an FYI, they charge $30 per guest if you cancel the reservation outside the free cancellation time. I was a little skeptical on the food and drinks based on the reviews I read. Decided on the crab Benedict and it was not seasoned enough in my opinion.. had to request for salt and pepper to make it somewhat better. The eggs were poached just right. Wouldn't order this again. Friends and I split the scone basket, which comes with three scones that they baked for the day. We received two blueberry and one cranberry. They come with a side of strawberry compote and cream. They came out warm and tasted delicious. Not too sweet or dry. For my cocktail, ordered the rosé sangria, which came with rose reminiscence. The smell of roses elevated the drink. Not too sweet either. I saw a table nearby order one of their mocktails and it looked good too. Wish I had the chance to try it. Aesthetics were great for pictures. Unfortunately didn't get a chance to walk inside. The service was pleasant. No complaints there. They gladly took photos of my group. They must take a lot of photos for guests. Parking at the deck nearby was free on Saturday. That was a pleasant surprise. Truly would rate this place a 3.5/5 but rounded up. I'd probably return for the cocktails/mocktails and would have to try some other food on their menu or just come for tea time.

Neat spot to come with the wife, small group or just because. Space can be limited and i believe you do need to make reservations. During this visit i went with a group so a reservation was already set. Service was quick everyone was very friendly. The food tasted great no complaints there at least from myself or the folks in my party. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered, the location is nice, gives Sunday brunch vibes for sure. Pricing is about what you'd expect for that area and the quantity. It was a great experience dining with them, would definitely go back in the future.

This place is so cute for a brunch with your girlfriends! Note- make reservations weeks ahead. We sat on the patio with umbrellas covering our tables. Our server was attentive. I had rose petal pancakes for brunch. They were delicious! The syrup has a good rose flavor making the pancakes yummier!

Order the Chicken and waffle! You will thank me later. This was second visit to Little Hen. The food wasn't that great the first time around. (See original review) I decided to return to try another item on the menu. I'm so happy I did. The Chicken and Waffle is so good! The chicken is crispy and flavorful. The waffle is cooked perfectly as well. You need to try it!

My partner and I were looking for a new place to try brunch. Little Hen was around the corner, and we were intrigued by the elaborate decorations - it always had an air of elevation; maybe it was the perfect place to celebrate an anniversary. We reserved our place about a month in advance; I am not against advance planning for special events, and this wait time added to the mystique of this gorgeous venue. The ambiance of the restaurant did not disappoint. Flowers bloomed around the whole restaurant, with beautifully set up tables, and a sense of immense formality. Unfortunately, this formality immediately extended to receiving water. The restaurant was charging us for tap water We pushed past this oddity, and embraced our anniversary celebration. There is no doubt, Little Hen is not an inexpensive place to eat, but we were excited to indulge. We ordered the rose petal pancakes, and the hashbrown. Both were quite tasty, but we noticed a mismatch between the price point and the foods themselves. The service was incredible, and yet something about the place did not quite work. What I had difficulty naming before, came after we left. The restaurant, despite its gorgeous decor, and wonderful ambiance, exuded exclusivity. This is not inherently a negative trait, yet when a restaurant charges for water, escalates an air of intrigue, and then is unable to deliver in the quality of its items, it does leave some degree of disappointment. This is unlikely to be a place we visit again, but for those who are interested, and can afford the price point, it may be worth trying.

This place gets a ton of reviews so I'll be straight to the point! Pros: pretty atmosphere and actually delicious non alcoholic drink options. Steak & Eggs dish was ok, but the fries with black truffle that came on the side was the main hit! Cons: having to go to the website to make reservation & put down card information with the threat of a $30 charge for each person who can't show up or being late. But when WE arrived on time for my friends birthday, having to wait awkwardly in a crowded corner for about 10 minutes before our table was ready. :/

Location: in the River oaks shopping center Across from amorino Parking: street, pay parking Staff: initial first girl was a bit not nice. We arrived before 8am. We had a minor with us and needed to use RR. We asked if she can go in really fast as it was an emergency and nothing was open. They denied, it was only @10 minutes to 8. We explained we had a reservation but still denied. We asked if manager can help and after a few minutes they finally agreed. Our initial taste of customer service was not the best. PAYTON was phenomenal! She made us feel comfortable and welcome. She constantly checked on us and brought everything we would have asked for before even asking. She definitely was on it and it's a huge compliment to the establishment. Wait time: none, once doors opened everyone was seated. Seating:indoor and outdoor. Seating can be a bit too crowded if a heavy crowd. Outdoor does have outdoor heaters. Price: average Drink: Went for the lavender tea latte and it was delicious, wished it could have been a bit more warm as the establishment was cold both indoor and outdoor. Food: famous Rose petal pancakes were really good, pink syrup also gave it a great touch. I was not a fan of the carbonara omelette, seemed like ham on the inside. Overall it's a really cute spot. Again Payton was great and if it wasn't for her my experience would have probably not been great. Also people picking up used plates were on it as tables are quite small and can be uncomfortable while eating. Recommend arriving early to get good parking, good seating spot.

A cute brunch place for all the ladies out there. Highly recommend getting reservations beforehand because it can get pretty crowded. Located in the River Oaks district, you can park in the garage and it's a short walk. The interior was a bit smaller than expected. Reservations for a group should be booked in advance. We did the high tea which comes with tea of your choice and assorted mini sandwiches, pastries, and sweets. A good portion for 2-3 people. We also ordered the rose pancake which literally tasted like roses. It was beautifully presented on a rose plate. This place is very classy and girlie. A great spot for brunch with the girls. Service was also very friendly.

Roses everywhere. Beautiful spot. Delicious food. Great staff. Highly recommend. Go with brunch with girlfriends.

Finally tried to this place out on Sunday afternoon for tea. My friend made a reservation for 6 at 3 pm in the patio. We all show up at 3 pm but didn't get seated until 4 pm!!!!! and it was inside. Apparently the group before us refused to leave even though afternoon tea is a 2 hour limit. It def left a sour taste in my mouth. I'm giving it 3 stars because I did like our waitress once we were able to sit down. We only ended up being there for an hour because they close by 5 so we had to hurry up and eat. The food itself was pretty good especially the scones. The mini sandwiches, we didn't get a good variety since it was so late and there were only so many sandwiches left.

Such a cute gem in the city! Little Hen is beautiful inside and out, instagrammable on every way The food is delicious too! I made a reel and a separate post on IG @rachelxeverafter, feel free to check out more! The first time we came we had to make reservation a whole month in advance, but it has become a lot easier to make reservations to come now, just the night before worked for us for this morning! Ladies and girls dress in beautiful dresses, and I see little boys dressed in proper attire (shirt and dress shorts or pants) too. It's the perfect spot for a date with daughters or girlfriends, or a women's brunch or date with hubby too!

Came in on a Thurs at noon for high tea as a date Dress code: no official dress code, most seem to be wearing business casual but everything can be found here from shorts to sports coats. Food 4/5: ordered a tea set with their house blend and their chamomile tea, both were quite good. Something felt a bit off with the sandwiches, not sure exactly what it was. The rest of the set was great. Service 4/5: service was good, polite, friendly. At times slow with water/tea refills but otherwise no complaints Ambiance 5/5: place looks like it came out of a fairy's fevered dream, tons of beautiful flowers on display and frills everywhere. I saw one poor bloke brought in by his significant other in shorts and a t shirt with his eyes glazed over but if you're into that kind of vibe, this place is for you. Seems like a good date spot Value 3.5/5: rather pricy for what you get but kind of par for the course given the type of place it is. Parking: free in garage or street parking

It's so cute and very European! The aesthetic is boutique breakfast and brunch. I made a reservation for two people about a week in advance. There were a few early reservations. My mom and I met for breakfast and it was our first time at Little Hen. We were promptly seated. Our server Bryant was very kind, professional, and provided the best suggestions. We orders a basket of scones, the caviar omelet, and eggs. Everything was delicious. I really enjoyed the scones--they were perfect! Drinks, I tried the Rose Petal Dream--beautiful presentation and it was well balanced. The service was friendly and the food was great! The restaurant is located in the River Oaks District. There is free parking in the garage or valet services. I'd definitely return. I'm interested in trying their afternoon tea.

Another restaurant that relies heavily on the illusion of photography and the visual stimulation to distract the consumer into believing that they are getting a great meal. I feel that this brunch and afternoon tea spot should convert themselves into a coffee shop, afternoon tea spot, and bar, because the quality of their food is about the same as what you can get at an IHOP or Denny's with colorful cocktails. This is a place for women who love to flock in groups, cackle like hens, and have their cameras out nonstop to capture every moment of their time here to capture the visually stimulating overload of instagram worthy decor. If you prefer quality and taste of food over taking pictures, move along, because this is not the breakfast/brunch spot for you. My partner treated me to a brunch here on a Friday because he had the day off and I had a few shops I needed to visit while we were in the district. Unfortunately, River Oaks District used to have free self-parking in their multi-story parking garage, but they now charge for self-parking. To our surprise, as we left, the gate attendant had the gate arm up and we didn't have to pay. Weekday midday self-parking is complimentary. Valet parking and parallel parking within the district will cost you quite a bit. Street parking just outside the district is even being overtaken by forced meter parking. Reservations are hard to get here, and there's such an eclectic selection of seating, that it's truly a roll of the dice as to what seating you will get. It is so loud in here from all of the hard surfaces and the flocks of hens that all cackle loudly to be heard over one another, that being seated in "booth" was deafening for my poor ears. All of the sound reverberated off of the enclave we were seated in and ended up making me want to just get out of here as quickly as possible. The seating was equally uncomfortable. It was a booth per se, but it was the equivalent of sitting on a narrow wooden park bench. The one positive is that because we were seated next to a window, I could sit and enjoy the window planter full of flowers and people watch those outside. The service is just ok. These young servers are just working in an instagram version of IHOP, so their interest is more in getting orders swiftly fulfilled and clearing tables just as quickly. Our server was cordial, but not overly welcoming or friendly. She seemed more interested in getting her tasks done like a robot programmed for a mission. Again, the server was fine, and she did mostly take care of us, but she was overwhelmed with large tables and a busy dining room. As most of my friends know, I'm not a day drinker, but when in Rome (or a fanciful brunch spot) I will partake. I ordered a glass of rosé champagne to enjoy alongside the rose petal pancakes I ordered. The champagne was good (duh), but the pancakes were not. They were soft, and mostly just camera worthy, but the taste was something between air and eating a flower. Yes, I realize the pancakes were rose petal pancakes, but I expected some sort of additional flavor within the batter to make them pop with flavor. I had to use copious amounts of maple syrup to help make up for the lackluster flavor. The stuffed hashbrowns were just a complete disaster. With a distinctive burnt flavor, overly salted like someone in the kitchen dumped the entire salt shaker into the batch, and dried out texture, I ate one bite, spit it out into my napkin, and then flagged my server down for an additional napkin. They were nasty. They were not exactly stuffed either. They were more of a hash, but to put a word like hash on a ladies brunchin' spot would be sacrilege. The bacon was limp, and frankly rushed to just turn out food from the kitchen. The only saving grace with the food here was my partner ordered the cuban bagel, which he generously shared half of with me. The portion size was enough for two people, so we shared his dish to ensure I didn't leave hungry. They get one star for decor, and one star for the cuban bagel because both are worthy of what they are, but the rest of the experience was a complete flop that I will never repeat again. If you absolutely must dine here, just have drinks and take all of your pictures for your instagram, then head to one of the other restaurants in the district to have your breakfast or lunch.

If you want a cute aesthetic place for pictures or a place for girls brunch then this is it! The decor and ambiance was a 10/10, filled with flowers and nothing but class. Although the place is beautiful, the food is average. I got the smoked salmon eggs benedict. There was nothing special about this dish and the hollandaise sauce was bland. The potatoes on the other hand were very flavorful and well seasoned. The rose petal dream tasted like deep eddys vodka. All in all, if you want a place for instagram pics this is perfect for that. But if you want delicious food then skip.

This place is definitely IG worthy but that's about it. It's your typical brunch spot. Customer service- from checking in for our reservation to our service. Everyone was super sweet and took great care of us. Food - I tried the French toast and one of my friends tried the rose pancakes. I'm not a French toast girl but decided to step outside of my comfort zone... it was very average. The most memorable food item was our scone basket. Drinks are really for presentation purposes because they weren't the best cocktails I've had. Overall - after trying for forever to get a reservation, it was not worth the wait. However I would go back to check out their afternoon tea if opportunity presented itself.

This place is simply for the aesthetic, it's a beautiful restaurant, fun and colorful. Great for pictures and content. The service was friendly, everyone was pretty welcoming. The food was very subpar, nothing to rave about. Water is $1 per person...interesting. The rose pancakes taste like perfume or some sort of soap. Adding the syrup actually made it worse. Steak and eggs were flavorless, served with truffle fries. This is a place you visit once to check it off your bucket list, but there's so much better out there for quality brunch.

I went here for a birthday girls brunch. It was the perfect vibe! The food was delicious and the service was great. I recommend the chilaquiles and the blueberry mimosas. The prices were high, but I also know this is River Oaks. I'd go back again for sure!

The most important thing to note is you will 100% need to reserve in advance. There is a $50 charge for no shows, so be sure you either attend or cancel on time. Beyond that, there are a lot of parking options. You can park in one of their garages or if you're lucky you'll find street parking. We came in Memorial Day and they were super busy. We had to wait about 10 minutes for our table, but that wasn't their fault. Our party size changed last minute and they needed to find us a different table. Beyond that, the decor is beautiful there's fresh flowers on every table and all over the restaurant. Our waitress was lovely and super attentive throughout the whole service. As far as the food goes, we ordered the blueberry mimosas with their homemade blueberry sauce and they were fantastic. I'm not a huge fan of anything alcoholic but these were actually really good. I had their eggs over hard, breakfast potatoes, bacon, and toast. All of which were pretty decent, nothing out of this world. My friend had the carbonara omelette and she loved it. We also ordered the rose petal pancakes, I enjoyed them the rose infused syrup is pretty good, a little artificial but that was expected. My friend wasn't a fan of them because they were a little on the thinner side, not very fluffy. Overall, our meal was good and everything was reasonably priced. I would definitely come back on another girls brunch!

Enjoyed afternoon high tea here and the ambiance was perfect for a girly get together w the cascading florals and feminine decor. You get 2 hours and an assortment of teas. Service was great. The scones were my favorite part, the rest was ok/good but nothing to rave about. Would definitely return to try their regular menu.

I absolutely adored every aspect of this place. From the elegant French China to the delicious food and charming decor, everything was perfect. We chose to celebrate my daughter's birthday here, and despite the majority of patrons being women, my partner thoroughly enjoyed the experience as well. Even though it was bustling with activity, our server still provided attentive and prompt service. It felt like stepping into a scene from Alice in Wonderland or dining with the Queen of England herself. I can't wait to bring my best friend here when she visits next. This place is simply enchanting!

I mean this place is AMAZING. It's beautiful inside and out. The food is good. It's clean. It's affordable. Will be taking everyone I know here.

No lie, some of these reviews on here made me apprehensive to have a ladies brunch on a Sunday. Yet, I am a firm believer of not talking mess unless I try it myself. Win!! Absolutely great service and why not get dressed up and live life! All you need to do is Just read the time limit rules... which by the way, our group of 4 was not rushed at all. Not a bad item on the menu and the drinks were delish! Yes, pricey, yet well played! Book it and enjoy! We had a great time and our server was attentive and cheerful!

Food was delicious and great service. The restaurant had those outside AC units which was amazing because my girls and I sat outside and it was a warm day. Definitely recommend!

Went here during lunch to celebrate my friend's birthday and it was the cutest spot ever, abundant in florals and pretty decor. Our server treated us so well. 10/10 service. I ordered the LH burger and blueberry mimosa which did not disappoint. I think the omelettes could be better.

Make your reservation in advance! They definitely get busy. Most people definitely come here for the ambiance. Florals everywhere and comfy seats. Definitely dress up and take a pic or two here with your friends or family. The food is your standard brunch fare, nothing to complain about.

Definitely make reservations via Resy. We were able to nab a 12pm table for 6 for a Saturday. Free to Park at ipic movie theatre garage. There's valet to. It's catty corner to van cleef. Look for pretty purple flowers out front. Staff were very sweet and helpful. The rose pancakes and mango jalapeño drink were my favorite. Food was good. Crab cakes were good. The waitress liked to spritz rose water in and on your drinks. It doesn't do anything. Pretty place and good food and service. I just wished their menu had more stuff. The rose sangria was ok.

Came for brunch for a friends birthday. We were promptly sat for the reservation. Make sure you are on time due to the time limits. They make all of this clear upon booking and ahead of time. I would recommend coming in with an idea of the menu. We started with the scones which were great. I'd love to come back for a tea time. Seems great for girl time. Wide variety of breakfast options. The restaurant is tastefully decorated. I'd say husbands would be welcome. Not as pink as I first thought it would be.

Adorable place for brunch with friends. Service was really good too. Try the Rose Petal Pancakes! I don't really like pancakes that much and OMG they were amazing! We also ordered the A'BLT and Smoked Salmon and Bagel.

First time here, I saw them on Instagram! When I tell you this place is girly and they have delicious food. I was in love with the ambience, I ordered the chocolate croissant and the glass of Prosecco . It was delicious 10 out of 10 next time I'm bringing the girls!

This place is okay. Nothing too superb about it but the cute decorations and service was just okay. When my friend & I walked up we didn't notice the host stand so we walked by it. The host got our attention & asked us a question to which we answered someone is already here, waiting for us & she puckered her lips & nodded. She seemed like she didn't want to be there but I wouldn't either if I had to stand outside in that heat. I also saw her cleaning the windows and felt bad because it was so hot! I really enjoyed the scones, they only came with 3 though. They reminded me of little muffins. I absolutely loved the Nutella French toast. The french toast was crispy but not too crispy, just right. The fruit on top tasted fresh. So flavorful & I ate all of it. I wasn't to fond of the bacon. It tasted a little burnt & was kind of hard to bite. I do think the food was over priced. The Nutella French toast was $16 for just 2 pieces of French toast and that did not include any sides. Also you have to pay for the water. They do enforce a dress code and for tables 4 and under have to be finished in 90 mins. So we felt a little rushed.

This place was so underwhelming. To start off, why was the host standing outside in a 105 degree weather? Speaks a lot about management. Little Hen is claiming to be a fine dinning restaurant by enforcing dress codes and strict reservation rules. Meanwhile, the cushions and booths were filthy. The cushion chair I was sitting on had so many white stains from old food and whatnot. Not the best first impression. Our service was okay, it wasn't anything great. She kept asking if there was anything else she could get us. I felt rushed. But I think that was the point because we have 90 minutes per their text confirmation. We started off with the scones and cheese to share. They were so good! A little bit of sweet and savory. Everything on the menu was extremely overpriced though. Chicken & waffle was $24. I wonder what kind of ingredients they're using to justify that price. I ordered the Little Hen Rancheros for $18. It was just eggs and avocado. When it was placed in front of me, I caught a 'wet dog' smell from the plate. I'm not one to make scenes at restaurants so I tried a small bite. The eggs felt soggy. I was turned off by the smell anyway that I didn't finish it. The food quality here is definitely on par with iHop. The only difference between the two is the aesthetic and location, which drives the prices up. I was surprised to see that they charged us for water on the check. It wasn't even bottled water. But okay. This place is overhyped. You're paying for the atmosphere and nothing else.

Heard a lot of hype about this place so decided to take a friend to try it out! The place was so cute and the waitress, host, etc were all so very nice. We definitely enjoyed our time here. I will say some of the items seem a little pricey for what you get and I think the location and the nature of the restaurant is why. For how much you spend, I don't care for the time limit the put on the tables but it's a popular place so that's probably why...overall I enjoyed my food and the atmosphere. We will definitely try this place again Things to know: -you have to have a reservation -They have a dress code and it's sent to you in the reservation - the table is a 90 min max for a table of 4 or less

Lovely breakfast/ brunch aesthetic, you do have to make a reservation including your card info. there is a dress code, the seating is soft and there is an ottoman to place your handbag. I didn't enjoy the rose petal pancakes as much as I'd hope, the rose infused syrup elevated it, but I really enjoyed the stuffed hash browns they were well seasoned, cheesy and crunchy. The lavender latte was subtle and the fresh fruit was delicious and it also included lychee!

Honestly, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Little Hen. It is an excellent spot for either breakfast, brunch, or tea service. It has a very cute and girly atmosphere with flowers everywhere from the front entrance to the coffee/tea mugs placed on every table. I ordered a large waffle with strawberry compote and there was no shortage of fresh fruit, even the compote was made in-house. My friends ordered a scone basket, which also looked heavenly and came with fresh jam and cream to apply to the scones. I really enjoyed my time here and hope to stop in again if I find myself nearby the River Oaks District.

Such a cute place with a unique vibe and decor!!! I definitely recommend visiting for the experience and service!!

The restaurant was so cute and was giving tea party vibes. Everything ordered was pretty good but a little overpriced. We sat outside with fans and it wasn't too hot. The truffle fries were very crispy and delicious. The blueberry mule was very refreshing as well.

Ok ok ok ya'll. So damn cute so damn beautiful. Wonderfully esthetic place to go out for brunch and go all out with your Sunday's best and watch the Real Housewives of Houston trot in and out carrying bags that cost more that what it costs to feed a small country. Take pictures. Lots of them. Then order your food and be disappointed in your "so pretty it cant be eaten" food. Sorry ya'll but they hype is only in the chance to take really nice pics in front of fake flowers. I ordered a lemonade and the short rib eggs Benedict. Rose petal pancakes were dry. No syrup cuz I guess its too fancy?? Good but nothing to write home about. Potatoes were garden variety frozen and then fried. The service was good but it should be ? Its the heart of River Oaks and the cost is about $40 a head. Go. Take your pictures. Put on your lipstick, strut like you drive a Bentley. Then prepare to eat a fluffed up Dennys meal. Ohhh. I said it. Because its true.

I recently had brunch here and was very pleased. Our waiter was friendly and professional. I had a delicious Israeli salad and a croissant while my daughter had a BLT which she really enjoyed. The decor and atmosphere was fabulous and not loud at all. The only downside to Little Hen is the annoying Resy app which is apparently the only way to book a table. Other than Resy, it was a wonderful experience and I definitely recommend!