I tried Ike's Sandwiches for the first time yesterday. I'm not sure why I'm just now trying this…read moreplace. I only know that I'll be going back. I ordered the Da Vinci with most of the veggies and sauces, because that's how I roll. The first bite of that sandwich defied my expectations. I'm pretty sure the sky opened up and I could hear singing. It was so darn good. But the sandwich also left me with questions. Who is Ike? How did he learn to make sandwiches this good? How did they build a sandwich with that many toppings and still keep the bread from getting soggy? And how did it taste just as good on day two as it did on day one? The only question I can answer is how soon I'll try this place again. Very soon.

It is as delicious as the original! This SF sandwich shop bakes their aioli into the bread,…read morerendering it moist, crisp and flavorful in every bite. The sandwiches are huge, so take your appetite! It is important to note everything is fresh, there are a lot of choices- including vegan/ vegetarian options, and the chicken is Halal! You order at a kiosk, but that's how you know everything gets keyed in correctly. For those who need to know: Pepsi

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.

Good service, quick food, kind staff! Cool sandwich place. Delicious and fresh bread. Clean…read morebathrooms. Literally nothing negative to say. I'll come back here when I'm back in the area!

Stopped by for a quick lunch on the go and I was so happy to see so many gluten free options! Their…read moresandwiches taste great and my family also loved their unique sandwiches with regular bread too. Definitely plan to visit again. I wish there was a Snarf's in southwest austin!

First time trying this Mendocino Farms location! It's conveniently located within The Shops at…read moreArbor Trails square, which also means lots of parking spots available. We came by on a Saturday afternoon when it was starting to get busy -- fortunately we were able to snag a spot indoors. In terms of seating, the tables are probably best for smaller group sizes (2-4). Overall, the indoor space is bright, clean and refreshing. Pork Belly Banh Mi ($14.95, 4.5/5) - I'm a fan of ciabatta in general -- bonus since this one came panini pressed! - Good amount of pork belly - Cucumbers, daikon carrots, and jalapeño add a nice crunch/ kick to balance out the more creamy aioli sauces - Flavors were on point, just wish portion sizes were a bit larger All in all, definitely check out Mendocino Farms if you're in a sandwich mood! The ingredients are very fresh, and the prices are affordable. Looking forward to visiting again and trying other items on their menu.

Came by on a Sunday afternoon after a stop at Costco, and there were lots of people here. Nearly…read moreall the indoor seats were taken, but tables turned over pretty quickly since most people were just grabbing a quick lunch. Mendocino Farms always has such good, fresh, light sandwich options, so I was excited to try this one out. Parking is plentiful, and it's in a newer lot right next to a Snooze. Both feel like popular, high end fast casual chains popping up throughout Austin. Chimichurri Steak & Bacon Sandwich ($15.99, 6.5/10) - Portion size felt on the small side, after finishing the whole sandwich I was still hungry and could've easily eaten another half to feel full - Steak was relatively tender, thin sliced so it was easy to bite through - Chimichurri sauce was a bit more acidic than I'm used to, and the pickled veggies leaned acidic too, could've used something creamy to balance it all out - Bread was really good, and overall sandwich quality still felt high - Would've been nice to get a bag of chips included, given you're paying $15.99 for just the sandwich Overall, Mendocino Farms still brings high quality ingredients and good food. I've had another sandwich here in the past that I really enjoyed, so next time I'll probably switch it up and try something different. Good sign that the quality holds up across their different menu items.

The line at this location was extremely long for lunch. I considered leaving, but I had been…read morecraving the roast beef with avocado for a while. I specifically drove here to get it. Parking was easy, and the line moved quickly. The servers were efficient as well. However, I noticed that the prices are higher than I would like to pay for a sandwich. I only ordered to go, but this location does offer both indoor and outdoor seating.

If the subs aren't the reason to bring you in the art will be!! Great staff I enjoyed the…read moreconversation and just how laid back the vibe was. The sub (The Paul) was amazing reminded me of when I was little and my grandpa would make me what would taste like the best sandwich. The staff truly makes this place a gem alone. Will be coming back and dragging others along with me!

I was at a training down the street so popped into grab a quick lunch. I haven't been to any…read moreThundercloud in quite some time. My sandwich specialist was pleasant. I got my go to sandwich a "veggie delite with hummus". It tasted the exact same as it always does. The bread is fresh and the ingredients were as well. I guess why I'm giving this only four stars is the price. I ordered a small sandwich; just the sandwich -no chips or drink and it came out to be like 7 bucks. I know things have changed since Covid and food overall is more expensive now but that seems high to me. I'm glad I didn't get a chips or drink! Maybe it's just me and my teacher salary that can't afford to eat out as much anymore. :(

I love Thundercloud. Food is always fresh and I like being able to customize my sammich. The…read more"artists" are usually a little weird but friendly. My faves are the Tx Tuna and the Turkish Delight.

Genuinely the best sandwiches I've ever had. Staff is always friendly/great too. You need to try…read morethis place out!

Came on a weekday evening because traffic was so bad coming home from work and I was REALLY craving…read morean Italian sub. So I decided to stop by and get one at Tuccis! let me just start off by saying that they load the subs up!! The portions are huge for about ~$13 a sub so that's a plus. Ordering and checking out was quick and service is no frills but it's nice to see they remember locals orders. I ended up dining in which was partially why my rating is a bit lower. I would recc taking out since there wasn't anyone bussing the tables so it was a bit untidy. I was really excited about the sandwich but the cuts of meat were a bit tough (prosciutto) and I probably should've gotten white bread since the wheat kinda fell apart. I'll have to comeback and try a diff combo.

I love Baldinuccis. Reminds me of home (NY). I have been to the south location and now tried the…read moreDomain location. The restaurant is open, good seating, the display of pizza in the case is very appealing and appetizing. Its decor is well done. The pizza has fresh ingredients and tastes great. Crust is perfect. The lasagna was good but I would rather stick with the pizza. Just my taste. I did have the cannolis and compliments to them- they were authentic. Creamy, crispy shell, and the pistachio and chocolate chips were very good. My favorite. I suppose my only complaint was the pizza and lasagna were a little cool. It should have been a little warmer. The other issue which I hope they take note and move right away is the trash for plates and silverware. It is directly next to the fresh silverware and takeout boxes. That caught my attention and it's not a good place for the trash. Definitely plan to come back, it is worth coming and trying all the food items they have. Next time I might try one of the hot sandwiches and maybe some gelato but definitely the cannoli. That is the make or break for this NY Italian. Thanks for coming to the Domain. I am excited you are near my work. Best of luck.

As an unapologetic East Coast pizza snob, I usually approach Texas pizza with a massive amount of…read moreskepticism. I've spent my life chasing the perfect crust, comparing everything from the legendary pie shops in Manhattan to the pristine corner slices in Pittsburgh. I didn't think Austin could pull off truly authentic pizza. I was dead wrong. Baldinucci is absolute sorcery. The moment I took a bite of their Roman-style pizza, I was instantly thrown back to the tiny, narrow pizzerias I stumbled into in Italy. It has that exact, hyper-specific airy crunch that is so incredibly hard to replicate outside of Europe. The dough is clearly fermented with patience. It's light, shatteringly crisp on the bottom, and has those beautiful, irregular air pockets that give it a pillowy structure without ever feeling heavy. Let's talk about the sauce, because that's where most places fail. It isn't that sugary, paste-heavy stuff you find at standard joints. It is vibrant, bright, and tastes intensely of sun-ripened tomatoes and clean olive oil. It is remarkably fresco; striking that perfect balance where the acidity cuts through the richness of the cheese without overwhelming the palate. The vibe inside the West Lake spot is casual and unpretentious, but they take their craft seriously. Food service is streamlined and efficient; you order at the counter, and they pop the slices back into the oven so they land at your table screaming hot. The staff is genuinely proud of what they're slinging, and they should be. If you are an East Coast transplant drowning in a sea of mediocre pies, do yourself a favor and get over to West Lake. It's the real deal. PS: The gelato flavors are also sorcery. However, a review of their gelato is for another time. I must continue to savor the pie for now.

I always like Modern Market bowls...especially when they offer specials to their rewards members…read more Recently, they had a special for $10 bowls. I took advantage of this offer twice: - Buddha Bowl (normally 12.95) Organic sesame glazed tofu, rice & quinoa, spicy roasted broccoli, carrot, citrus cabbage slaw, peanut, cilantro, peanut mango - Alleppo Steak Bowl (normally 14.95!) Garlic herb steak, rice & quinoa, mixed greens, turmeric cauliflower, roasted cherry tomato, pickled onion, You can customize by excluding any of the ingredients. Both bowls are yummy and healthy, with all fresh ingredients. I usually take the order home, but sometimes when I'm super hungry and can't wait, I stay and eat it in their bright, clean and quiet restaurant.

I love Modern Market in that it offers fresh, healthy options, as well as ample options for…read morevegetarians who want to also make sure they get their protein in! I used to frequent the location in Arboretum a lot before moving, but decided to pay the location in Westlake a visit on a Sunday when I was feeling particularly hungry. I got the BBQ pizza, replacing the meat with tofu. Everything would have been perfect except I had to wait incredibly long for the pizza, when I'm so used to quick service based on my experience at the Arboretum location. Had to wait almost 20 minutes...I'm surprised I didn't pass out from hunger onto my pizza! Without a doubt, I ate the entire pizza except for one or two crusts. I was so hungry, the picture of my pizza was taken mid-consumption! The staff were nice and attentive, I just think there is an imbalance of to-go versus dine-in orders, which comes at a disadvantage to those who dine-in since to-go ends up getting higher priority.

I just had their pierogis and German potato salad and bratwurst and sauerkraut. They were really…read moreamazing. It's hard to find German food in Austin so this was a nice surprise. I'd mostly been here for coffee or breakfast or to meet someone and their dog. The only other German I can think of is Scholz's and Kokos but Easy Tiger was yum.

Love this place since it's calm and work friendly. Went there on a Saturday morning and ordered a…read morelatte, a refresher and an almond croissant. Service was great and the ambience was beautiful. Most importantly, so peaceful to work if you take your laptop with you. The almond croissant was fresh and delicious. Definitely visiting again!