when it comes to sandwiches, IKes our dude.. he's got a…read moresandwich for every mood! and you won't believe the next line,I swear.. the guy who's built God's Ark works there! okay okay they may have just shared the same name but when it comes to our overly satisfied bellies, Noah's to blame. when my girlfriend didn't know which sub to persue, he helped make her decision, and made sure we left with two

Needed a quick lunch spot and this popped up. The menu was extensive! Location was convenient and…read morevery clean. Service was fast and friendly, The sandwiches were fantastic. I will definitely return,

Spread & Co. has definitely become one of my favorite spots for a low key lunch. With limited table…read moreseating and a handful of bartops, it does feel a little busier on the weekends. I try to sneak in before the rush for my favorite brunch sandwich - the stracciatella and prosciutto. They offer incredibly fresh and high quality ingredients. I always peek at what they have for sale at the deli, everything looks amazing. The staff is friendly and don't ever seem overwhelmed when it's busier. Parking could be a little troublesome with the popular Vic and Al's and Dai Due right next door, but it's worth spinning the block a few times. Would highly recommend!

Overall I'm sitting at a 4.4 star rating. It's a cute place that also sells cheeses, breads, jams…read moreand other assorted items. The area is quite small but I went at 10:30 on a Tuesday and it wasn't too crowded. The front parking is horrid but there's also parking in the back. I tried the turkish eggs and the mortadella sandwich. We wanted to try the cookie as well but they unfortunately had sold out because of a large order before us. Very sad but maybe another time. Turkish eggs: 3.5/5 The eggs were perfectly cooked and the chili oil had nice garlic flavor. The bread was lovely quality. The sauce wasn't my favorite and I don't think it paired well together but it wasn't bad. Mortadella sandwich: 4.5/5 This was the star of the show. The bread is great and the pesto brightens the sandwich up. The arugula is a nice touch and the cheese is delicate. There's a ton of meat which I appreciated. There's one guy with a mustache who might have just been having a bad day but his energy was off putting, however all the other people were very nice.

Would give 6 stars if I could. Great grub and staff. Brekky sandwich and roast beef sandwich were…read moreon point. Will be back.

YUM!! I was delighted to find frito pie on the menu and…read moreeven more delighted when it arrived to my table -- large bag, delicious chilly, cheese and onion! The staff is friendly and efficient. The restaurant is clean, hip and comfortable. Can't wait to come back for more - the sandwiches looks delicious too!

Mendocino Farms has easily become a "when in doubt, go to" type of place for me. The prices are a…read morebit high compared to serving size but man the quality is worth it. I have not been disappointed by a sandwich yet. The chimichurri steak and bacon is my favorite but I've had quite a few and think they are great. There is a lot of sitting inside, it does get pretty cold inside but there is also outdoor seating.

Was so happy see that Mendocino Farms made it to the ATX…read more It's conveniently located on 38th with plenty of parking. It appeared that they had both indoor and outdoor seating. When you walk in, grab a menu or view the menu on the wall. Once decided, order at the counter with the friendly staff, grab your number and take a seat. They'll bring your food out to you, but don't forget to put your dishes back when you are done. Portions are huge and they have great drinks. I had the lemonade and the avocado and quinoa salad. So satisfying when looking for a big salad. In addition to salads, they have sandwiches and soup, which looked great ask well. I'll be back to try the rest.

The Soup Peddler is always one of my go-to spots whenever I'm in Austin. No matter what you're…read morecraving, they always seem to have exactly what your soul needs. Whether it's a hearty soup, fresh vegetable soup, a crisp salad, one of their amazing grilled cheeses, or a fresh juice to put a little extra pep in your step, they've got you covered. I remember the days when The Soup Peddler was just a small trailer, so it's been fun watching them grow. This was my first time visiting this location, and it definitely didn't disappoint. I had the chicken and rice soup, and it was exactly what I needed to turn my day around. I also grabbed one of their delicious beet juices for the road. This is still one of my favorite places in Austin, and I highly recommend stopping by if you get the chance. You won't be disappointed!

Stopped in for a nice lunch and tried their grilled cheese -- this one was a bit different from the…read moreoriginal, loaded with pepperoni, sun-dried tomato, pesto, and mozzarella. It was super buttery with that perfect crispy exterior and an epic cheese pull that stretched forever. Really satisfying and flavorful! I also kicked off the morning with their Royal Flush ginger drink, which had a refreshing zing and was a great way to start the day. Overall, solid comfort food with some tasty twists. Will be back to try more. Just wish the portions were a little bigger for the price. Recommended: Pepperoni Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Mozzarella Grilled Cheese & Royal Flush Ginger Drink

Such a great neighborhood deli! Lots of options for sandwiches as well as salads and soups. The…read moreplace has a nice atmosphere and there is a small stage for live music. I tried the "Rachel" turkey sandwich, which is delicious. Toasted with so much flavor! I also tried the buffalo cauliflower as a side dish. So yummy! The staff are so nice and helpful. Just a great place to eat in or pick up something to go!

Super chill and relaxing place to grab lunch or dinner! The vibe is excellent and the place is full…read moreof great art by award winning artists! They have a live music stage and the Eggmen (Beatles tribute band) play every Tuesday evening. A wide range of local tales graces the stage every weekend. Art * Music * Great Food! Come see!

The spot we've always wanted and never quite found LOL! Everything was absolutely delicious…read more Reminded me of my NY favorites. They just need to add the Beef and Latke Sandwich to the menu LOL. Loved the freshness of the tomato salad, creamy potato salad, latkes were a favorite. Shared the Rachel (just do it LOL!) Service was fast and fun. Clean easy seating and a short line. Did we mention Michelin Star? Can't wait to come back for more.

I wanted to love Mum Foods. Texas BBQ meets Jewish deli culture/cuisine is a flaming hot idea with…read moreSO much potential, but what the hell did I just witness? This was piss poor execution, yall. The BBQ was SO dry, lacking any juiciness and flavor, but to add insult to injury, it was served lukewarm. The corned beef sandwich ESPECIALLY hurt my feelings: it was chunky-cut, cold tempered corned beef slapped onto bread, absolutely drowning in mustard, with some QUESTIONABLE bread they called Rye (????) that looked like wheat bread to me instead of true rye, with no Russian dressing, no sauerkraut, no cheese and no tangy coleslaw to pay homage to Jewish cuisine. Granted, I told my niece my basic order ASSUMING maybe that everything would come with the sandwich??? But do you really have to ASK for a corned beef sandwich at a restaurant trying to be Jewish fusion to come with the basics of a Jewish deli sandwich?? Maybe so. All I'm saying is: there was an opportunity here to have some fun with the fusion, and instead, these people chose to cut corners. No marble rye, no cheese, no Russian dressing, no sauerkraut, no coleslaw, no thinly sliced warm corned beef. Just chunks of cold meat slapped with mustard. The matzo ball soup didn't save things. The broth was extremely dark yellow, extremely salty, unfiltered and full of fat, and tasted more concentrated than fresh and savory. The vegetables and chicken were okay, but the torn-up lump of matzo and the slap of whatever herbs thrown on top made the presentation feel unfinished. There was no real herb flavor to the broth, and the torn up lump of matzo hurt my feelings. It soaked up the salty broth well, though, so it tried to do its job, but I wasn't a fan of the overall poor execution. Maybe I'm spoiled after decades of eating Jewish food in Los Angeles, but if you're going to marry Jewish deli with Texas BBQ, we need to see a MF'ing MARRIAGE...not something sitting on the edge of divorce. 2 stars and I won't be back.

Just a cool place too grab a few drinks and chill. Chuck will treat you right. The food is just…read moreregular bar sandwiches

Nice sandwiches in a nice spot. Lots of beer on the menu…read more This is where you get a medium to small sandwich to snack through the day. They play sports on the tv if you are into that. No tv outside though.

One of my favorite sandwich spots in Austin, hands down. The Knuckle Sandwich is easily my favorite…read moresandwich in the city -- packed with flavor, satisfying every time, and most importantly, consistently good no matter when I go. That consistency is what really keeps me coming back. You know exactly what you're getting, and it always delivers. Austin has no shortage of food trucks, but this one definitely stands out if you're craving a solid sandwich that actually lives up to the hype.

We had heard so many rave reviews about knuckle sandwich that when we spotted it in the same…read morelocation as Ants Beer Cave, we knew we had to try it. The Knuckle Sandwich was definitely a solid sandwich and the Parmesan crisps add an extra layer of delicious flavor. The employees of the food truck were very nice and even brought the sandwich out to where we were seated inside the beer cave. There's also Pickleball courts right next to the food truck if that's your thing.

Sure, I'm over the moon that Pint House opened in San Antonio. However, few things make me happier…read morethan the pear and gorgonzola salad from Home Slice. So after all eventful volleyball game at the Moody, my handsome guy and I treked over to Home Slice. The parking situation was madness, but we somehow lucked out and snagged a good one. And although, it seemed like it might be crazy inside, we were seated immediately. Maddie was our server and she was incredible. She was helpful, took our order, took our supplemental order, brought us a second side of ranch when a fly decided to nose dive into ours, and checked on us just enough. The salad was spectacular, as usual. There's just never enough. Solution: order two. The garlic knots were a little low on garlic, but tasty nonetheless. Combined with the marinara sauce, just delicious! I got a slice of the white pie with spinach which is olive oil, ricotta, mozzarella, garlic, and spinach. The crust was crunchy in all the right places and the toppings were tasty. I'm hungry just thinking about it again. This Austin staple is always a win for me.

I found Home Slice Pizza as I was browsing through Yelp while at my hotel nearby. After reading…read moreawesome reviews + amazing pictures with fun decor/ambiance, I figured I better hurry over! When I pulled up, the parking lot was packed, and while I was able to get a spot that just opened up, lots of people seemed to be walking up from street spots. There are indoor and outdoor dining options, but given the heat, I opted to get on the brief waitlist for indoor seating and enjoy interior! The hostesses have a fast system and take your phone number, so the line moves pretty quickly. From what I could tell, HSP is a favorite among families, date night goers, college boys, girls night, you name it! I ordered a slice of pizza and garlic knots, admittedly, I wasn't starving. But if I get the chance to come back, I saw other tables get wings, cold subs, and calzones that also looked great! Home Slice Pizza is a neighborhood knockout!