The 11 Best Places for Golden Raisins in Houston

Iniysa: Try the NY Cheesecake Pancakes!

Gail White: Ask for Trevor he is Ashleys bf and a great waitor

Edgar Medina: A good place to eat, the place needs to have some change because some of their seat are old and broken

Rebecca Smith: Love this place really nice servers and managers.Food is awesome and fast.

Alexandra Perez: My favorite server is Rachel, she is so funny, every time I come here she has to serve me!

Gina: Great service. Ask for Shemeka or Diane. Best servers there. They will take good care of you.

Heather Smith: Great salads, very fresh! Try the bison cheeseburger salad for a nice spicy kick. For a treat try the coconut macaroons. Yum.

Brian T: Be careful of the fat content in the salad dressings - the nutritional info is on the glass near the end of the salad bar. Also the Chicken Chimichurri is fantastic!

Miriam Goldman: Excellent food for serious foodies and health nuts. Amazing quinoa and bison!

Local Houston Magazine: Their ice cream sandwich is perfection. Sandwiched in between their to-die-for cookies was mint chocolate ice cream drizzled with caramel served with a mini-milkshake shooter. Read more.

Cariña G.: Pricey, but the food was really good! Love the scenery...very peaceful place to enjoy breakfast on a week day!

Leah Johnson: The charcuterie platter is def wonderful to share as an appetizer. And get a chocolate chip cookie for dessert!

Henry's Hungry Houston: Get the grilled salmon. It comes with an exquisite rice which has raisins. A variety of healthy meals too!

La La De La: This place has the BEST mimosas!!!

Michael Eyre: Baja Chicken Wrap all day long with wedge salad. Brunch is money too after church.

Houston Chronicle: Don't miss: Causitas; quinoa salad with caramelized cashews, favas, choclo and passion fruit vinaigrette; anticuchos of veal heart; Tiradito Tres Sabores (ceviche with tres leches de tigres). Read more.

Ashley McDonald: The Quinoa Salad is delicious and healthy.

Houston Press: Brunh: Sunday 11am-5pm. Peruvian-inspired cocktails & specialty breakfast items

Selina Ang: Try the Vegetarian Plate - Hummus, lentil soup, and Persian salad, accompanied with fresh herbs and house tafoon bread. Enough for 2-3 meals!

Eater: The little butter packet might seem at odds with your dish, but you must put it on the rice. The hummus, beef kubideh and dill rice are must-taste items. [Eater 38 Member]

Houston Press: 2011 Best of Houston Winner: Best Middle Eastern Restaurant. Check out more Houston Press Best of Houston Winners here: http://bit.ly/JCaGyR Or go mobile with the free Best Of app.

Houston Chronicle: Don't miss: Duck confit sandwich; Vietnamese-style pulled pork "Banh Mi"; house-smoked salmon with onion jam and cream cheese on a poppy bagel; kale salad; lemongrass slaw; roasted turnip salad. Read more.

Eater: At over $10, the sandwiches may seem pricey, but they utilize high quality ingredients and come with two excellent sides; it makes for a filling lunch or a satisfying light dinner.

Houston Press: Try the Summer Harvest salad! The mixture of baby lettuce, goat cheese, assorted vegetables, sprouts, salsa verde, sunflower seeds, and shrimp or chicken will have you asking, "What's bread?"

Marie N.: Great alternative to My Fit Food. Try the Quinoa Fried Rice & Chimichurri Pulled Beef with veggies.

Dr Kendra Strange: yummy but needs more organic choices Dr. Kendra Strange Shaffer Read more.

Ryan Foley: Grassfed Bison Quinoa Hash is the best thing ever! Silken Chocolate Mousse or Key Lime Pie is a great way to finish off a meal!

Tere Perry: Featuring a full menu of Latin American favorites, including tapas, fish tacos, paella and more. Enjoy an evening out on the the largest outdoor patio in downtown Houston.

Aimee Woodall: Eggplant fries + mushroom croquettes. YOU ARE WINNING.

Patty Rathbun: Sangria & gambas al ajillo on the patio- nice.