Stopped by for lunch with a coworker and it was pretty packed, but the line moved fast so the wait…read morewasn't bad at all. The space isn't huge, but it's laid out well and didn't feel cramped. The staff was welcoming and helpful throughout. I ordered the creamy chicken noodle soup with a half sandwich. The soup was really good and the portion was generous for the bowl size. I've now tried two sandwiches, the Zeus and the Patty Melt, and both were good choices. You can tell everything is made fresh to order. Definitely a spot I'd come back to again.

$16.87 for a cup of soup and a half sandwich with a single slice of turkey and a pile of lettuce…read more The restaurant is clean and nice and the service was decent. Drink selection is terrible. Sweet tea is not very sweet. Definitely won't be back.

We enjoyed this place so much! The moment we walked in, the atmosphere was nice and friendly. When…read moreordering at the front, the staff was so kind and even offered suggestions for my toddler. Then we found out the person we ordered with was the owner! Highly impressed with the kindness and welcoming of owner. It felt like a friend's place. I'm not even to the food yet ha! The food was absolutely delicious. We all ordered different sandwiches and enjoyed them all. Highly suggest enjoying a good meal at this sweet place!

Sabdwiches just like your mom or grandma used to make. Piled…read morehigh on bread, toasted if desired. Mayo and/or mustard. Very unfancy. Like all other fast food places now, I would prefer the prices were pre-COVID. Very fast friendly service, the best deal is the daily sandwich, chips, drink, pickle spear special.

Kristie is the best. She really cares about her customer. Puts a lot of love and consideration into…read moreher food. She remembered that I like pickles from only asking once for more pickles. Call ahead to avoid the line and wait. This place was the shiny gem in the doodoo hole that is Pasadena/la porte.

From the owner: At Kristie's Cafe we're passionate about bringing the vibrant flavors of Cuba to your plate. Our…read moregoal is to satisfy the increasing demand for Authentic Cuban Cuisine, specifically to Texas, where there is a significant growing Cuban American population. Whether you're grabbing breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’ll feel the spirit of Cuba all around you. I invite you to come visit! En Kristie's Cafe nos apasiona llevar los vibrantes sabores de Cuba a tu plato. Nuestro objetivo es satisfacer la creciente demanda de auténtica cocina cubana, específicamente en Texas, donde hay una importante población cubanoamericana en crecimiento. Ya sea que esté cenando o comprando comida para llevar, sentirá el espíritu de Cuba a su alrededor. Buen Provecho."

Headed to The Wooden Spoon with Mom and the Missus for lunch. This time I had the Cheeseburger and…read moreFries. Our server was nice and relaxed. She was quick with our drinks and let us look at the menu for a few more minutes. Mom had the Green Tomato BLT, the Missus had the club sammich. But enough about their meals ... I want to review my meal. Their menu lists that the burger is on a brioche bun ... check that one off of the item list. A hearty patty is also placed inside of the bun and along with it are pickles, lettuce, onion and tomato. Check and double Check. Mayo is slathered on the buns, at just the right amounts that make it taste good, but not so much that it slides the innards of the burger all over the place making the chomping experience mushy. Flavors were good, I had just hoped the patty fit the bun a little better. The ratio was a bit more bun sided than oatty sided. My fries, crinkle cut, were seasoned well. Well enough that no ketchup was needed to dip them into for additional flavor. I would have liked a bit more crispiness from a double fry, but these were toothy enough to get a decent mouth feel. The meal for the three of is was about 47.00, so inflation has also hit my hometown dining places as bad as they have hit my current home near The Woodlands. Will i return to eat there the next time I visit Mom? If she wants to go, then yes, yes I would. I would also hit it alone just for their chicken fried steak or chicken. Ciao, Darrell

we found this on Yelp and decided to go with the reviews. The food was very tasty. People were very…read morefriendly and the price was good. It was a raining pouring day, but we went into this little café and found good food and good service for lunch. They made their own pies, which are delicious for dessert after eating our meal.

You can see why it's 2 stars. My concern is the manager:…read moreExpressionless, robotic, fake and made me feel rushed. I tried to make light of her "bad day" by making light conversation, but I was ignored completely. You can tell that she makes the other employees miserable. Get out guys. There are better jobs.

I placed an online order for my staff and went to pick it up. Before leaving the drive‑thru, I…read moreasked the young lady at the window if everything was in the bag, and she kindly told me yes. When I returned to my office and my staff began handing out the food, we discovered that two meals were missing. Because I was helping patients, two of my employees left to buy their own food, thinking I had forgotten to order for them. I had to show them my online receipt to prove the meals were included in the order. I called the store to resolve the issue and spoke with Mimi. Unfortunately, she repeatedly interrupted me and would not allow me to explain what happened. When I asked her to please stop interrupting so I could finish explaining, she hung up on me. This experience was disappointing and unprofessional. I'm sharing this so the store can address both the order accuracy issue and the customer service concerns.

The Cuban cafe is hands down one of my favorite spots. Surrounded by local art work that brings a…read morelittle more to the ambiance. the service is always great and super friendly. Today's food of choice was the breakfast mini with sausage and bacon ! I highly recommend this great sandwich to start the day off and it pairs well with a cafe con leche hot or iced.

We wanted a Cuban sandwich and this seemed to be the closest place open that served Cuban food…read more Fortunately for us it was open! Great sandwiches and atmosphere. Family style service and quality. The sandwiches were large and well stuffed with shredded pork and sliced ham. I would have liked a little more salami, mustard, and pickles, but that didn't change the deliciousness of the sandwich. $9 for a great sandwich and the atmosphere is well worth it. Treat yourself, come by and enjoy one of their dishes. I plan on coming back to try several more dishes that caught my eye on the menu.

Shuko's Latin Restaurante was better than I thought. The location is not bad and prices are…read moresurprisingly decent. Shuko's is a fusion of Latin cuisine and American comfort food. The interior and decor is like Tex-Mex style, with fancy light fixtures. Their food arrives fresh and hot from the kitchen. The staff are kind and patient. Yes, Shuko's has a little bar inside and there's a Happy Hour special (I don't drink). There's a kids' menu too and they also serve breakfast. Their Shuko's (sandwiches) are a traditional and most iconic street food from Guatemala. These sandwiches are a must-try! Minor downside, refills on beverage (except water) costs extra. I'd love to come here again.

When I saw the name Shuko 502 in Deer Park, I thought no way, Guatemalan food out here. But to my…read moresurprise, it's more of a Central American fusion spot, with nods to several countries. Still, the name Shuko had me curious, it's one of Guatemala's most iconic street foods, so I had to try it. For those who don't know, a traditional Guatemalan shuko is street food done right: grilled bun, steamed hot dog, Guatemalan-style guacamole (no onions or tomatoes), sauerkraut, mustard, ketchup, and mayo. Their take here is a bit different no guac on mine, but still packed with flavor. A mix of grilled meats, sauerkraut, and condiments all stuffed into a roll. Definitely not traditional, but still tasty. I also tried one of their pupusas, and it hit the spot. A classic revuelta melted cheese and chicharrón oozing out of a perfectly griddled corn masa pocket. Comfort food, plain and simple. Only downside The fries. They were undercooked, a little limp. Just needed a bit more time in the fryer. But overall, if you're into street food with a Central American twist, Shuko 502 is worth the stop.

Today we decided to give this location another chance. My wife went in and ordered vs ordering…read moreonline and then one of us picking it up. Hopefully that's not the difference although we were very happily surprised. The young lady really did a great job. She made the sandwiches like they are supposed to be made. Thank you for listening and improving. It's important that it's known we are not people that take anything for free nor do we take any refunds or discounts in trade for taking down or changing our reviews . Some might, but we only want people to know what's good and what's not. A true review. Thanks again!!

Stopped by for a sub the other day, the young man who helped me was very kind, I was having a bit…read moreof a rough day but his kindness and humor cheered me up. Great food and great service. Thanks Erik! Will be visiting again. This definitely made up for a previous bad experience here with a young lady I believe her name was Jazmine or Jazzaline, had an attitude but my most recent experience with this young man made me want to continue being a customer here.