This neighborhood eatery is the quintessential "hole in the wall"…read more Birotes serves up classic Tex-Mex cuisine, and some of the best salsa I've had. A bit smokey with a smidge of spice, it complements the cheese enchiladas and the empanadas. The service is friendly and casual, and the space small. Get there early for their much beloved brunch. Cheers!

Loves this casual family friendly eatery! Food is made to order, yet delivered pretty quickly…read more Great guacamole! Delish chicken enchiladas. Worth the trip to universal city.

if you havent stopped by william's confectionery you are MISSING OUT!…read more breakfast! yum! lunches! yum! desserts YUMMMMM! service is always fast & friendly. nice atmosphere and you can tell the "locals" treasure this spot. first time trying lunch (hard to pass up those light fluffy biscuits with breakfast - upgrade from toast for .50 last time i asked. thursday lunch had pork chops, smothered (and i think fried or grilled, i quit reading after SMOTHERED!) came with rice & gravy, greens and pineapple casserole. it was an insult to the chop for a knife to be provided. although this chop was huge, and thick, it was FORK tender! gravy was delicious too, not that gloppy dark brown stuff, but nicely textured, extremely tasty homemade sauce. greens - perfection. i wasnt sure about the pineapple casserole, it wasnt something i was familiar with. seemed to be a combo of pineapple chunks, shredded cheese with a crunchy topping. sounded like an unusual combo, but it was tasty. always fun to find something new. grabbed EXTRA greens to go with my leftover pork chop along with a raspberry bar & my fave chess pie for hubbie & i to share later.

We recently gave Williams a try after finding it through Yelp reviews while we were in the area. It…read moremay have been an off day, but I wanted to share an honest and balanced experience for others considering a visit. The positives first: the food was hot, fresh, and clearly made to order, which we always appreciate. The display case was filled with beautiful, tempting desserts that definitely caught our attention. If you have a sweet tooth, that alone might make the stop worthwhile. The breakfast menu leans toward classic, home-style staples--pancakes, hash browns, eggs, sausage--simple and familiar comfort food. While everything was prepared well, nothing particularly stood out or felt unique compared to other traditional breakfast spots. Service during our visit was a bit slow and didn't feel especially warm or attentive. The staff appeared to be family-run, which often adds charm to a place, but we didn't experience the kind of welcoming, lively atmosphere you might expect from a family-style restaurant. It seemed like everyone may have just been having a long day. My husband usually prefers Tex-Mex or breakfast tacos, and since I don't indulge in bacon and eggs very often, I tend to look for a breakfast spot that really wows us when we do go that route. While Williams delivered solid, made-to-order food, it just didn't quite "hit it out of the park" for us this time. That said, every restaurant can have an off morning, and others may have a different experience--especially given the positive reviews that brought us in.

Showed up around a hour after opening (11:00Am), restaurant was decently packed and we were seated…read morealmost immediately and the service was good.It seemed almost like the staff were newly trained.My drink came out on time but was to sweet to be drunk tasting like whatever syrup or sweetener they use.While waiting for our food to arrive the ambience and environment were good in the restaurant but it almost seems like things were placed everywhere and didn't mesh together well. We ordered the poblano chilaquiles with the volcano chicken and the bacon and pineapple fried rice with crispy chicken katsu.Fir the chilaquiles the plating was good but can be improved upon the cilantro was cut into very uneven pieces with large pieces of the stem included, whilst there was a random 5 pieces of grapes in the corner of the plate.Also for this dish the poblano sauce did not taste super fresh and like the tomatillos were from a can, the volcano chicken was good and seasoned well but the only complaint is that they did not go well with the dish.For both the dishes the portion sizes are huge and easily would leave you with leftovers, if you choose to.The fried rice itself was under seasoned and could've used a bit more soy sauce or salt whilst cooking, the overall plating of the dish was not that presentable as it was topped with, more uneven cut green onion with the addition of the dish having a pool of oil in the bottom of the bowl.I also observed that the manager was walking around and asking tables about there experience but he did have a airpod in whilst working which gives me the idea of the type of workplace and environment it is behind the scenes.

375 social kitchen is a black owned establishment located in the forum in San Antonio txs a brunch…read morespot that serves breakfast till 3 pm we We were greeted and seated very nice service entering made sure we understood menu and when breakfast ended made sure we had drinks Ordered our food and actually didn't have to wait long for it and was very fresh definitely a plus can't go wrong with fresh food lol and the portion size I tell you what it was worth what we paid 48.55 for 2 people The ambiance was great management even walked around room stopped and made sure we were good as well you don't see that a lot I do recommend coming with family friends date only downfall I had or server didn't make sure we had refills on our drinks but other than that we loved it

Not the best tenders, but the service was excellent, there is plenty of room to accommodate large…read moregroups and 20 tenders with for $19.99 is a good deal. They have various tasty sauces to deep your tenders and even your fries if you choose to.

I pass by here all the time and never paid any mind to it. I was actually on the way to Ten Second…read moreRice Noodle nearby and decided to try it out. The fried chicken tender is actually very crispy! There were some pieces that didn't adhere to the tender, but still remained crispy. The fries had a great crisp to them. I got the texas hot spice level on the side just in case it was hotter than I'd like, but it was actually pretty nice. Service is good, with the person that took my order coming by with food and to clear the plate when done. The look of the place is rustic. Country music playing in the background and 4 TVs in total, but unfortunately playing all the same show. Good food, soul-ish more than it is BBQ, but delicious. Give it a go!

Very good but bad parking lot its very small for how popular the restaurant has been.read more

We tried The Brunch Spot and it lived up to the hype! My wife had the shrimp and grits and the…read moreflavor of the shrimp was amazing. I had the chicken fried chicken--absolutely incredible--and the homemade biscuits were soft, buttery, and some of the best I've had. The vibe was fun and upbeat with great music, making the experience even better. The hospitality really stood out: the owner checked on us personally, and you can tell she really cares and treat everyone like family. Amazing food, great atmosphere, and genuinely welcoming people. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend The Brunch Spot!

Such a fun place right outside the gate of Randolph AFB! We stopped in randomly one Friday night to…read moregrab a bite to eat and had our baby with us, so we decided to sit out on the patio. There was a musician singing and playing guitar, and he was really good, which made the atmosphere even better. The drinks were great and the food was even better. We ordered wings and a pizza and really enjoyed both. It also felt very family-friendly. There's a small play area just off the outside deck, and several kids were down there playing, which was nice to see. The highchairs can be a little hard to spot, but they do have them inside near the restrooms. Overall, it was a great experience and we'll definitely be coming back!

This was our first time here. We arrived on the later side of the evening (8:30 pm) and were a…read morelittle surprised to learn that the kitchen closes at 9pm. We had planned to have a few drinks before grabbing dinner but we didn't plan the timing correctly. No biggie...regardless, the food was pretty solid! Both the kimchi fries and dumplings offered a unique taste that sit differently than most other places. It was a pleasant different though. The fries were great and the dumplings complimented the drinks! My partner had a Moscato and I chose a beer flight. Overall the vibe was good. We just missed out on some live music as they were just wrapping up their set. Nevertheless, we will be better prepared next time!

Rohan helped me get in and out quick with an amazing meal for lunch! Chicken was perfectly crispy…read moreand juicy and the sweet tea was sweet like it should be! Worth a stop

We were in the area and hungry. We saw this place and decided to stop in and try it. They have a…read morebig selection on their menu. As soon as I saw the Monte Cristo sandwich I knew that's what I wanted. My husband ordered country fried chicken (sauce on the side) and onion rings with a side of mac & cheese. For appetizer we ordered the fried pickles and they were delicious! Very crispy batter. They also give you complimentary corn bread and it was the best corn bread I've ever had. My Monte cristo unfortunately, was too greasy and it was deep fried so thick with batter. I only ate half of it. The waffle fries were good. Overall it was ok. Service wasn't the greatest. The young lady rarely checked on us and she seemed unsure/new to working there when we asked menu questions.