Common Bond Brings Its Beloved Pastries and Self-Serve Wine to the Heights

Common Bond, the beloved Houston bakery known for its perfect croissants and killer breads, has officially debuted its third location in the Heights.

Its new 75-seat home (449 West 19th Street) sits in Heights Waterworks, the bustling development that’s already home to Austin-based Hopdoddy Burger Bar and vegan restaurant Verdine, among other eateries in the works. The 5-year-old bakery, which got its start in Montrose, added a second outpost at The Medical Center earlier this year, and another is expected to arrive at Downtown food hall Understory sometime in 2020.

This latest 3,200-square-foot location ramps up the chain’s family-friendly vibes with a new all-day kid’s menu and outdoor green space primed for activities in the spring. For adults, there’s a fancy WineEMotion self-dispensing machine that pours out glasses of vino purchased with a pre-paid card, alongside eight beers on tap.

Common Bond is now open seven days a week, starting at 7 a.m., for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch on the weekends.

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