Like the name suggests, the menu offers a pretty stunning array of eggy options. If the army of eggs benedicts don’t appeal, try the multigrain pancakes or french toast.   

If it’s breakfast tacos you’re after, Houston staple Villa Arcos can’t be beat. This spot also serves up a solid menu of Tex-Mex breakfast classics, including solid migas and huevos rancheros. 

A farm-to-table breakfast and lunch spot with multiple locations, Dish Society brings local flavor to classic breakfast dishes. The menu includes pork belly hash, Nutella french toast and a citrusy “bromosa” cocktail mixed with beer.

Start the morning at this essential Houston taqueria, where tortillas are loaded up with egg, sausage, potatoes, and more into giant breakfast tacos priced at less than $2 each.

This Vietnamese-inspired breakfast and lunch menu offers steak and eggs, kale chips, croissants with creme fraiche. Fuel up with one of Blacksmith’s famous coffee drinks, or a steaming cup of tea.

Be sure to leave room for dessert when visiting Common Bond for breakfast. The bakery sells baguettes, macarons and pain au chocolat, while the cafe serves everything from lox tartine to biscuits and gravy.

This gas station turned cozy cafe serves up hearty breakfast staples, like DIY omelets, breakfast tacos, and Italian-inspired frittatas. Round out the most important meal of the day with mozzarella-smothered potatoes and a prickly pear margarita.   

Pondicheri’s menu features delicious Indian-inspired takes on breakfast with gluten-free and vegetarian options. Try the gluten-free jaggery coconut pancakes (a weekend item), vegan morning oats, masala eggs and breakfast avocado salad. In a hurry? Head upstairs to the bake lab for grab-and-go pastries and coffee. 

For a true Southern-style breakfast, come here for chicken and waffles, wings and grits and (no, really) green eggs and ham. Breakfast Klub also sells its own pancake mixes, so true believers can recreate their dishes at home.