Feast

I love this unique little place. I've been for brunch and dinner. The corn fritters are my favorite. My steak is always prepared to perfection. Brunch is delicious but plan to go with time because theres always a wait. Service is awesome. I had a birthday dinner for my friend. The manager saw to every detail and even got a candle for me because I forgot one.

I've been to Feast twice this month. Loved the experience and the service was great! Dinner was incredible, the portions were just right and everything tasted great. Brunch was just as good, with Jonathan who waited on us and Andrew who made sure everything was just right. Have recommended it to all my friends and they've commented the same.

This was a very strange, modern, very Southtown-ish sort of restaurant, that my date chose; and it met all expectations for what it was. My only hang up, is that I wish the Gluten-Free selection was easier to spot. It took some time to hear back from the server; and it delayed ordering, as my date then had to wait for me to (disappointedly) decide which of the options (that were not one of the initial ones that caught my eye), I'd choose. (Also, keep in mind, for servers reading this, many people are Gluten-Free for health reasons: We are not also vegan or vegetarian. Texans seem to conflate gluten sensitivity, with voluntary lack of meat consumption; and the two are very different things.)

Read a lot about Feast being an amazing restaurant and that was spot on. The food and decor was great, the service was lacking. I only review based on food, which is definitely a five star. I stopped in for brunch and had the handkerchief crepes and the SA breakfast. The tacos were by far the best thing I tried.

This is such a great restaurant. It has a fun and laid back atmosphere. Every time we have visited, the food is delicious and we are provided with quality service. I preferred when they had a tapas style menu, but I appreciate the desire to keep things fresh. The menu has unique flavors and offers exciting meal options.

Interesting place, with some unusual and tasty options. Eight of us ate here as a group. Most things were enjoyed and well-received, but my ribeye steak, while quite flavorful, had an unusual amount of fat even for a ribeye. The corn fritter nugget appetizers (I forget what they are called on the menu) and the sauce that came with them were very good. 🙂

We ate here for Sunday brunch. The food was very good. Everyone in my group of 4 loved what they ordered. We sat outside on the patio. The atmosphere of the patio is great. We could hear each other speaking easily and were not crowded at all. When I went indoors to use the bathroom, it seemed crowded and loud, so I recommend sitting outside if the weather is good. The patio overlooks S Alamo, a hip and pretty street. The neighborhood is beautiful and worth walking around in after the meal. The downside to Feast was the service. Our food came before our drinks, and we had to remind staff about our drinks several times. Some of our drinks were not what we ordered. Servers seemed to have no idea where to bring food and drinks. They tried to bring us other people's food and drinks multiple times, and constantly seemed to be wandering about with no idea where to bring orders. I like that they take reservations online, which made it easy to get a table without having to wait.

Excellent dinner! Waitstaff was kind, enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the menu - making great suggestions. Restaurant serves tapas style, we ordered 5 dishes for 3 of us and it was perfect. Everything was delicious, but the corn fritters and mussels were a stand out. Mac and cheese, and lamb kebabs were also notable. Signature cocktails are great, I suggest the Prince. We were lucky enough to come in during happy hour, which included discounts on drinks and some plates. A great bargain!