We're-Dough

We had a great experience at We Are Dough. We ordered kafta, fatteh, eggs with sujuk, regular kaak, and puffy kaak—and everything was delicious and very fresh. The flavors were authentic, well-balanced, and clearly made with care. The bread was especially good, soft and perfectly baked. Highly recommend if you’re in Houston and looking for quality Middle Eastern food. We’ll definitely be back!

This Lebanese spot has such a cozy yet spacious feel — it’s warm, inviting, and still comfortable enough to sit and enjoy your meal without feeling cramped. The decor is unique and charming, with thoughtful details that make it feel welcoming and a little elevated rather than just casual. I really enjoyed starting with a hot mint tea, which was soothing and fragrant a perfect complement to the food. The cheese kaak was served fresh and warm, with a nicely crisp exterior and a soft, cheesy center. It’s simple but very satisfying, especially if you appreciate classic Lebanese flavors done well. Overall, this is a great place to relax, catch up with someone, and enjoy comforting food in a calm, inviting environment. I’d definitely come back to try more from the menu

The food its incredibly delicious and fulfilling! I loved the foul and the falafel, it really tasty, crunchy, creamy, all great. But, the only issue I have that they dont have more plant-based options... I know its a Lebanese place and they have what they eat in that country, however, they could make vegan versions of their plates. No need to kill animals and get their secretions to serve cheese and flesh... for sure there is a better way.

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. I especially loved the eggs with sausage, the creamy hummus, the crispy falafel, and the juicy chicken shawarma. The meat manoushe with lahem b ajin was also delicious and full of flavor. Everything tasted authentic and satisfying. Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for tasty Middle Eastern food!

As a Lebanese Palestinian, I was genuinely appalled by how bad the food was. The meat pie was paper-thin, painfully dry, and completely lacking flavor. The sujuk looked like it had been frozen, then lazily reheated—definitely not fresh. In fact, nothing tasted fresh at all. To make it worse, the prices are outrageous. $10 for a single pie?! For something that thin, dry, and bland, it felt like a complete rip-off. Overall, the experience was extremely disappointing. For a business that just opened, this was unacceptable. I will absolutely never be returning.