Restaurant: The Breakfast Klub

3711 Travis St
Houston, TX 77002

I've been wanting to have brunch here for some time now. I read about their signature waffles and wings through various Houston magazines and I was intrigued by the combination. I'm not much of a waffle person (except for Eggo waffles) but I definitely love me some wangs. The bf and I decided to meet up some friends one Sunday morning and at 10am, people were already lined up outside the door. There was a person outside ready with menus so that we could decide while waiting. The line moved fairly quickly and by the time it was our turn to order, everyone already knew what they wanted. There was a variety of options between the five of us. I wasn't in the mood for wings in the morning so I opted for french toast, eggs and sausage. My french toast was perfect! There was nothing remarkable about my eggs and sausage, just normal and satisfying enough for me. I tried some of the wings and waffle and the waffle was not bad but also not overly special. As for the wings, they were heavily battered (just the way I like it) and although it was a bit salty for me (I have a weak taste buds), the meat was surprisingly tender and really good! I almost wanted to ask for some Ranch dipping sauce and go crazy with the wings. The bf managed to polish off his entire meal of french toast and wings which resulted in him suffering from a severe case of food coma. I myself had a slightly larger hangover gut than usual. The food here can be a bit heavy for the first meal of the day. I don't think we were inspired to want to get anything else accomplished once we were done. We just wanted to go home and veg and watch tv. It might be a good idea to avoid trying to be a champion and just share a plate. I sometimes crave breakfast type foods in the evening so I think that the food here would be perfect for me come night time. Overall, everyone seemed to thoroughly enjoy our visit and will mos def come back. I think I'll order the waffles and wings next time.

One of the things that I loved about the restaurant was the decor! The walls are painted with vibrant colors such as red and yellow. For any gung-ho camera whore like myself, we love to come across rich and bright colors to photograph. They had wonderful paintings hung on the walls, which I believe can be purchased, and it almost felt like dining in an art gallery. As I was making myself at home in different booths trying to get the right shot, this man adorned with the restaurants attire came and plopped into the booth across the table from me. I gave him a sheepish smile and continued clicking away and hoped that I wasn't doing anything wrong. We introduced ourselves and so it turns out he was none other than Marcus Davis, owner of The Breakfast Klub. Once I explained to him that I was no one important, just this crazy asian girl who loves her camera (and her blog), he bid us a good brunch and went back to his business. Haha! Oopsy daisy once again!