Sounded good on Yelp, so we gave it a try. Burger was exceptional! Think Shake Shack, only better…read more Salad and hummus were also great, this is a real gem of a restaurant--you must give it a try!

Went to a lunch here and this place was super cute and quaint. Loved the open concept in seeing the…read morekitchen. One of those order at the counter and sit places; not my favorite styles to order because I feel rushed; but the wait staff was very attentive so it made it feel like a traditional sit down spot. I'm not usually a sandwich/salad orderer; but that was the basis of their menu. I ordered the avocado BLT with the broccoli salad. The salad was just okay. I wasn't a fan of the flavors. The sandwich was pretty tasty. This place definitely is the go to around town for a quick lunch and go. My gf and were meeting up for our birthday and after we ate we were obviously chatting and catching up; but we were asked to leave because there people waiting. Guess we lost track of time.

For my first time here I liked the concept but would tweek a few things. I got the classic chicken…read moreceasar bread sandwich. The most notable part was the croutons. Very hard. Did not get much chicken flavor. I also added bacon. Definitely be careful how much dressing you add it could overpower the entire meal. People were friendly but little direction once you order, just handed slips of paper without saying what to do with them. Ample seating for a lunch crowd. Warm option would be an added plus like a meatball marinara

OMG. This place rocks. Reluctant to ever go out of my way to try something so unique, I actually…read morehad a colleague who worked part-time there who would bring Zepplin's into work all the time after a shift there... ... The concept of emptying out and filling a baguette with salad is definitely interesting... And it might even be a deterrent for some people for trying it out, so I am very grateful for my friend who turned me onto this place! Upon my first visit, I tried their Tinga chicken Zepplin and it is phenomenal. It is very very good! I got mine with chipotle ranch and avocado ranch. The flavor of this thing has me coming back at least once every two weeks. It is expensive, especially after leaving a tip and buying a drink on the app, coming to about 20 bucks for a stinkin' meal, but it is delicious. Being extremely curious about what happens to the inside of the baguettes, I noticed that they sell bread pudding, dessert, too; so I assume that this is where all that bread is going. The bread pudding is VERY GOOD, but serving-size is very small, but in my opinion, the perfect size for a dessert. I can see how some people might be upset about the small size, but frankly, they are fat ass Americans, lol, who are used to super-size drinks, fries, and inflammatory diseases #Hashtag "make small desserts a thing again". The ambience is on par with most fast food eateries these days: it is absolutely terrible! Hard surfaces everywhere, hard chairs, hard tables, so naturally it is a very unwelcoming environment, which is exactly how these corporate businesses design their stores... Corporate businesses don't want comfortable soft Carpets, comfortable benches, where people will spend time hanging out all day, or even soft seats... They strategically make their stores hard surfaced like this because, acoustically: sound is loud in these environments, and subconsciously customers don't want to spend very much time in these settings; Hence why they are designed this way to maximize turnovers and increase traffic. In my opinion, I think an eatery specifically like Bread zeppelin, would benefit greatly from having the Panera-bread style of soft carpets, soft seats, free Wi-Fi, welcoming all the local collage kids and other customers to hang out even if stay beyond the time it takes to eat their sandwich. I like to try new things all the time, but I'm telling you that I cannot bring myself to pass up the Tinga Chicken Zeppelin every time.

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I go to Salata in Frisco once a week. Went to this one today bc it was closer. This location is…read moreterrible. Lettuce was wilted, veggies looked like they were leftover from yesterday, and the tomato bisque is watery and not red. Like they added water to old soup. The employees were nice enough but I'll drive to Frisco next time.

I was looking for some quality bread, and I saw the "Now Open" signs at the Bread Zeppelin McKinney…read morelocation. I stopped during lunch and the store was busy. Shama, the manager, and personnel were efficiently handling the operations to serve a quality meal. The Sourdough Baguette had good flavor, especially when toasted. It was light and crunchy. In fact, I went back for seconds. Thank you, Shama and staff, for making my first experience one that will not be my last!

The location on custer & Eldorado in McKinney is very poor in customer service , quality and the…read moreemployees are poorly trained . I will not visit that location . They banged my sandwich on the counter one visit. The next time the employee did not fill my bread and left 1/2 in the bowl. Not giving a 3rd strike ! they have ruined BZ for me !

We were nearby for a family little league game and thought we'd stop in. Very good! The service was…read morefast and friendly. The food was very tasty. Giant portions, enough for lunch the next day. Get the quinoa salad as a side, very good! My one complaint is that the wrap I got was hard to unwrap from the waxed paper, it really stuck to the grill mark spots and smelled like a burt candle. This didn't impact thd flavor once the paper was off.

We stopped by Spitz in Prosper, right across from Prosper High School on Frontier, on a weeknight…read moreand were pleasantly surprised by how lively it was. The place has really colorful, fun décor and a relaxed vibe that makes it feel welcoming right when you walk in. They had great music playing and the atmosphere was comfortable with plenty of seating options -- booths, tables, and space for families who were clearly enjoying dinner together. One thing I really liked about Spitz is the variety of fresh Mediterranean offerings, from gyros and wraps to hearty salads and bowls. It's also great that almost everything can be customized to be vegetarian or vegan, which makes it a great option for different dietary preferences. I ordered one of their salads and it was fantastic -- packed with quinoa, chicken, cabbage, corn, pickled onions, and cucumber. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and the combination of textures and flavors was delicious. My fiancé ordered the Mediterranean wrap with beef and lamb. He was a little hesitant at first since Mediterranean food isn't something he usually orders, but he ended up really enjoying it. Even though it was a weeknight, the restaurant was pretty busy with families and had a great neighborhood feel. Between the fresh food, colorful environment, and comfortable ambience, it's definitely a spot we'll be coming back to soon.

The burger was massive and packed with flavor, and the sliders were cooked to perfection. The onion…read morerings were large, homemade, and delicious, and the cardiac fries were incredible--perfectly cooked and loaded with great toppings. Lastly we ordered the chocolate cake milkshake, expected chunks or bits of chocolate cake, did not find any. The milkshake was ok. This was our first visit, and it was a great experience overall. The cashier was very helpful, offering recommendations and suggesting add-ons, which we appreciated. The supervisor even stopped by our table to check on us and gave us a discount card for our next visit. Great food, welcoming atmosphere, and excellent service--we'll definitely be back!

5/5 Stars"I've been driving past Scotty P's for a while and finally stopped in at the Frisco…read morelocation for their OG Classic Bacon Cheddar Burger--and I am so glad I did! The ground chuck patty is cooked perfectly over an open flame, giving it an amazing, juicy, homemade grilled flavor. The bacon was super crispy, the cheddar was perfectly melted, and the lettuce and tomato were remarkably fresh.If you're looking for a proper, satisfying burger, this is the spot. I paired mine with their giant, fresh-cut onion rings and left completely stuffed. Great family-friendly atmosphere and friendly staff, too. I'll definitely be back

Great experience at Sindbad. Got their pomegranate smash with fries. Haven't had pomegranate in a…read moreburger before so was curious about that and ended up being delicious. The pomegranate provides a nice acidic and refreshing burst of flavor. Sesame bun was nice though a little dry. Meat was seasoned well and had a good beefy taste. Fries also great. Lady at the front was friendly and helpful. Would definitely come back for the same burger or to try more on their menu.

Going to Sinbad Burger turned out to be the real "sin," because unfortunately the food was…read moreliterally "bad" no pun intended. The service was mediocre. We visited this weekend as a party of three and all ordered essentially the same items. The only different item I had that was different the coleslaw. A couple of hours later, I became extremely sick, vomiting and experiencing what appeared to be food poisoning. I strongly suspect the coleslaw may have been the culprit, as I was the only one that had it. So not only was the meal disappointing, I ended up being the unfortunate victim of what I believe was food poisoning afterward. Definitely not the kind of experience anyone expects after paying for a meal. To the owners: this was money wasted, and I sincerely hope you take food quality control and service standards more seriously. Customers shouldn't leave your restaurant wondering whether their dinner is going to make them throw up due to food poisoning couple of hours later. Fortunately, DFW has no shortage of restaurants, and the competition here is fierce. With so many alternatives, second chances aren't guaranteed. Restaurants that can't consistently maintain food quality and service standards eventually lose customers to places that can. For us, Sinbad was a one-and-done experience. The name may be Sinbad, but unfortunately, the food was a "sin" to consume since it was so "bad" (no pun intended.)

Amazing sand which store and I definitely recommend stopping here if you are in Friscoread more

Recommended by a sister and glad stopped by to try. Kinda a hidden sandwich gem in Frisco, TX. I am…read morenot usually a cold sandwich person but they have so many options for cold and hot sandwiches. Good customer service by not rushing you while you try to order. Got the Mona Lisa with marinated chicken which was tasty. Also Frisco Spartan sandwich was good with warm turkey. Love the variety of sandwiches cold or warm to pick from.