Angela's Oven

👍 There's a line out the door, but it moves fast. 👍 The people were very nice and the atmosphere was very nice. 👍 Most of the patrons were young, fit, college-age parents. I had to tell one of my friends to stop trying to be a home-wrecker. 👍 I don't personally like croissants, because they're too crumbly and messy, but the person I dined with enjoyed the croissant sandwhich. 👎 The server dropped my to-go buiscuit breakfast sandwhich, and the fruitcup (with no lid) got fruit juices all over the sandwhich. It did not improve the flavor. I ended up having "second-breakfast," like a Hobbit, down the street.

What a neighborhood gem - buzzing with young families early in the morning surrounded by aroma of buttery pastries and breads - weekend morning can’t be better than this. There is plenty flaky croissants and eclairs. With freshly made breads and breakfast options such as eggs and fruits to add, morning is definitely starting right. The space indoors is but no worries, plenty seating outdoors on picnic tables. The parking is bit of an issue with only off street options in a packed neighborhood… Happy eating

Parking is off street & a little scarce. It's great that the farmers market co-op is next door! Parking ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Atmosphere ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Service⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cleanliness ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Iced pumpkin Latte ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Main shop area is small so not much seating. Maybe 2-3 small parties. Outdoor seating is plentiful. I got the seasonal iced pumpkin latte, and it was delicious. Aurora Breakfast was ok. Eggs were like I make 'em at home (which is good btw) but the bacon was meh. My husband liked the sausage & he's kind of a sausage connoisseur. I didn't like it. The biscuit was too dense & actually sweet, yuck. It was all served in diner baskets with the main dish doubled. It all could've been in one too avoid too much waste. I'm sure they are avoiding extra dishes but it made the food even less appealing. So I'm a little disappointed, but I will be back to try other things. I did buy coffee, wheat sourdough, and a couple of pastries to try. Also, we just received our to go order and as I was opening to add our leftovers found they don't include fruit in their to go orders for some reason. We bought the ham & cheddar quiche and the French toast to go for our sons to try.

We came here on Saturday around 9am and luckily it wasn't busy and also we were able to park our car on the street nearby. We picked up a couple butter croissants, a blueberry danish and a spinach quiche. Everything was great; the bread was flaky and fluffy, and the quiche had a different texture from what I've had and I thought it was like eating a mousse cake. The bakery is small but there is some outdoor seating, and the lady who helped us was friendly and nice. We'd like to come back and hope it won't be busy like this visit.

This was an amazing little Cafe in the middle of Houston. Great food, Great service, Great atmosphere! We had the Bacon Croissant and the Bacon Biscuit. Croissant was crunchy with so many layers, and the Biscuit was quite a surprise. Tender, Crunchy and twice as large as I expected. Eggs and bacon on both were cooked to perfection. Had to get a bunch of goodies to go while we were there as well. Will definitely be coming here regularly when we're in town.