LuLoo's Day & Night
Sandwich shop · Garden Oaks
1223 W 34th St Suite C-600, Houston, TX 77018
Highlights
Sandwiches, kolaches, pastries, fried items, coffee, cocktails
Sandwiches, kolaches, pastries, fried items, coffee, cocktails
"Luloo’s Day & Night in Garden Oaks is the brainchild of the folks behind Blood Bros, and it’s the perfect place for a family lunch at the Stomping Grounds. After the kids have completed a pacer test’s length run on the green, refuel on giant smashed meatball subs, club sandwiches piled with a mountain of sliced turkey, and bakery items made daily. Swing by when you need a weekend meal for the entire family, but try to form a physical barrier between your kid and the dessert display case unless you’re cool with them having a cinnamon roll for lunch." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene, julie takahashi
"One of the newer additions to the neighborhood, Luloos is situated on prime real estate at the Stomping Yards, a multi-use development centered around a communal green space. Along with a full coffee bar, homemade bread, and glass cases full of sweet and savory baked goods, the restaurant features loaded sandwiches, like fried smoked bologna, grilled halloumi veggie ciabatta, and a classic ham and brie with slices of Granny Smith apple The cinnamon rolls, baked fresh daily, are a must-have." - Brianna Griff
"The brainchild of the team behind Blood Bros. BBQ, this all-day cafe anchors the Stomping Grounds development in Garden Oaks and is highly regarded. Pastry chefs Adam Blancas and Alyssa Spires lead the shop’s baking program, which dishes out enticing sweet and savory pastries, like the spinach and artichoke tart and the jumbo cinnamon roll, and sandwiches built on freshly baked bread. In a hurry, but need something for building your sandwiches at home? Luloo’s fresh baked loaves are packaged and ready to grab and go." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Luloo’s Day & Night in Garden Oaks is the brainchild of the folks behind Blood Bros, and it’s the perfect place for a family lunch at the Stomping Grounds. After the kids have completed a pacer test’s length run on the green, refuel on giant smashed meatball subs, club sandwiches piled with a mountain of sliced turkey, and bakery items made daily. Swing by when you need a weekend meal for the entire family, but try to form a physical barrier between your kid and the dessert display case, unless you’re cool with them having a cinnamon roll for lunch. photo credit: Liz Silva photo credit: Liz Silva photo credit: Liz Silva photo credit: Liz Silva Pause Unmute" - Gianni Greene
"A family-friendly café opened by the team behind a well-known local barbecue outfit, bringing that crew’s flavors into a casual café format. The spicy honey bourbon wings ($12) are more sweet than hot—the honey glaze is tempered by a fortifying bourbon note—and come balanced by a slightly thick, creamy ranch dressing." - Kayla Stewart
