My mom was in town for the weekend. She said she was in the mood for sandwiches. Reasonably, I…read morebrought her to this 420 themed restaurant. If anything, that actually added to the experience for her. She liked the vibe and inside decor, not because she partakes in cannabis use, but she's not familiar with the 420 culture in the first place so it all kind of stood out. I agree with that as well. The design plays into the theme well! This of course extends to the menu as well. All sandwiches are named after different strains of weed. I got the Kali Mist - a spicy turkey club - on white and my mom got the KGB - a roast beef and horseradish sandich - on garlic herb. As opposed to small, medium, large, the sizes are nug, pinner, and blunt. We both got nug sizes since we weren't too hungry at the time but still wanted to try. Long story short, the sandwiches were absolutely delicious. They're all toasted so the bread provides a great, warm base. The avocado on the Kali Mist stood out for me, providing a nice rich flavor and texture amongst everything else. I tried a bit of the KGB as well and the horseradish gives a nice contrast to the flavorful roast beef. Overall, I would definitely come back again to try out more of the sandwiches.

My first try, and we went on 4/20 to catch a munchies discount!…read more We were happy with the cost, that's for sure. This particular spot is a deli sandwich place; they do have some standout choices, but I was craving tuna, so I ordered their Pacific Blue (Tuna Melt). Loved that they toasted the buns; it was good but didn't wow me. They skimped on the cheese and didn't add the jalapeños I requested. Service was incredibly slow, but there was a huge rush-hour crowd, so I'll overlook it. All in all, the theme is cool. Loved that they had vendors and music available the day we went; it gave us an opportunity to have something to do while we waited. I did spot board games, but naturally didn't think we'd need them. The goo ball was overly buttery and definitely had peanut butter. It was good for the first couple of bites but I quickly tossed it afterward once it became too much. If a deli is your thing, give it a try. I'm sure on any other given day they'd be better at delivering a sandwich with everything.

After doing some scrambling when I realized that Cafe x Jose doesn't have food items on weekday…read moremornings, I ended up here because it was one of the few places open on a Monday in the area. Apparently Monday business hours is just not a thing in this part of Fort Worth? It was very empty, and kind of quaint. I got the impression that they weren't even open, but sure enough, the door was unlocked and there were a couple of people working there. I swung by the back area, past the grab-and-go coolers, and ordered a couple of breakfast tacos and a couple of cinnamon rolls to go. The breakfast tacos were a bit basic, but the cinnamon roll was solid. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, and I've got to give them credit for being open and serving when the places around them weren't.

Speakeasy and Grocery in the heart of Fort Worth's Cultural District with indoor/outdoor seating,…read moreand to-go options offering catering for birthdays and larger corporate events. A toasted panini with turkey and sweet chutney was just right on a sunshiney day. Looking forward to a big slice of Lemon Meringue pie on the return trip!

Sandwich lover here... It's hard for me to find an Italian…read moresub that I do not like. I was going to be downtown around lunch time and needed to eat. Naturally, I yelped a sandwich shop. Up popped Wild bunch! I had to try it. Nice that they have a free lot to park in but I drive an SUV and those spots are TIGHT!! I managed to get out (and back in) my car without dinging a door. You walk in the back door of the building and go left all the way in to the restaurant. It was a super small place with very few tables. The lady as nice but so soft spoken I could hardly hear her. I ordered an Italian sub and half a dozen chocolate chip cookies to give to the people I was going to see. The sandwich was quite good and the cookies, while not house made, were pretty good. They almost tasted like they had the slightest bit of Cayenne in them -maybe just a hint of spice on the back end to keep them from being a regular chocolate chip cookie. It was almost undetectable. I was so hungry. I took two bites before I remembered to take a picture - sorry! I am definitely going back.

Great food Better service…read more Thank you you Easy parking parking old school feel cute set up

Today I enjoyed another great lunch at Carshon's. The corned beef is spectacular and the kitchen…read morestaff is experienced and you can tell. Consistently great food delivered promptly.

Love finding time to go to Carshon's when I'm off and they are open. Hard to find really good…read morepastrami here in Fort Worth and they've got one of the good ones. I tried the Rebecca today and that will feed me for 3 meals. It was huge! Also love their Matzo ball soup. Friendly staff in casual dinner/deli setting. Definitely worth a visit.

I've been on the hunt for a good old-fashioned delicatessen--the kind where you can watch them…read moreslice the meats and cheeses, everything fresh, hearty, and made to actually fill you up. My husband found The Great Outdoors Sub Shop, and it absolutely hit the spot. I ordered the turkey and cheese with the works (minus tomatoes), and my husband went with the same sandwich but built his own without the preset toppings. The bread is baked fresh in-house, and all of the fixings tasted fresh and high quality. I grabbed a bag of chips and a drink, and it made for a solid, satisfying meal. If I'm being picky, I wouldn't have minded a little more meat--but overall, the flavor was on point. The place was clean, with steady foot traffic from nearby businesses, which is always a good sign. The servers were ready to take on all the orders that came in. Bonus points: they also offer desserts and ice cream! Definitely a great option if you're craving a classic deli experience

This was a DoorDash order so I cannot attest to the aesthetics or ambience of the restaurant…read more We ordered two subs and broccoli cheese soup. One sandwich was the club and the other sandwich was the turkey pastrami. By my mistake, I thought that my was going to be turkey and pastrami. The sandwiches were subpar and the soup that I ordered for almost 6 dollars was just a cup not even a bowl with a few crackers. I requested additional condiments, which we never received.

I love this place. I had the Trompo tacos and they were delicious so I went back and ordered the…read moreburrito to go. I highly suggest this place to anybody who wants authentic Mexican food and the prices are great and there are spacious with music playing. they were quick and serve great food.

They changed their name to Wing Heaven?? I think lol. They put a whole banner on top of their DC…read morePhilly sign that says Wing "Haven" Signs inside still say DC Philly. Looks like new management and inside doesn't look as nice as it used to. Philly Cheesesteaks and Mama Cheesesteaks are still good tho

Ok wings... ok Philly. Was kind of hoping for the real deal but you know Texas. Prices were more…read morethan what I expected. Price and quality don't match but it was an expensive experience.

Such a great welcoming place. Best apple fritters among other delicious pastries in Fort Worth…read more Yummy with real apple pieces. Thank you Rosa and entire staff for your helpful and caring service.

This place was VERY disappointing. I ate there a few days ago and though I would give it another…read morechance. I did so yesterday for dinner, ordering the chicken fried steak, dinner, and a chicken fried steak sandwich. The chicken fried steak itself, which was exactly the same in the dinner as on the separate sandwich, looked like something that came out of the freezer from Costco. It was overdone and not that great and chewy. The worst part of it was, we could hardly eat it because they forgot the cream gravy! They included ranch dressing, instead of cream gravy! So that was a bust completely. Their kitchen staff must be tired, overworked, or just simply don't care. My recommendation for this place is "simply do not care." This place is definitely not worth the time. Effort or money stay away.

Let's start this meat-ing by saying... 5 STARS all around!…read more Service: A Bunch of Southern Gentlemen! Ambiance: Clean with lots of seating inside and out. Food: Quality, quality, QUALITY! I'd like to try the whole menu, but I've only been twice. The first time, we grabbed their famous Double Standard Burger. Meaty & marvelous! The second time, I grabbed the House Salad with Chicken. Healthy! The third time, I grabbed TMB French Dip. FAVORITE ITEM thus far. (: All times, fries were had. They are crispy, well seasoned and pair to perfection with Heinz ketchup. Oh, and I can't forget the iced tea and lemonade! I made an Arnold Palmer with them... gamemaker for any lunchtime meal. :D Will I be going back? Hands down. I have more to try!!!

Update: My first review- My beef sandwich was delicious;…read morethe meat was so tender. My friend liked hers as well. I can't wait to go back. Second experience did not live up to my first experience. I came back with my husband. I tried the burger and he had the blt. The beef sandwich is better. I got the single patty. If you get the burger, get the double. The patty was thin. I think the Hawaiian roll made it sweet. If you like sweet burgers, you may enjoy it more than I did. I also bought the "world famous" Swiss pastry shop Black Forest cake. Evidently I've never had their Black Forest cake because it was horrible. Black forest cake is supposed to be chocolate with cherries. The cake was white with cool whip. But here's the big issue - it was dried out and hard. The guy behind the counter told me it was frozen. This cake was not hard from being frozen. I asked several questions about the type and quality. I'm surprised he didn't offer a refund. Not worth $6.50. Not sure I'll go back again.

My BLTA sandwich was perfectly executed by a sweet young woman named Grace! All of the staff…read moremembers are very friendly, and it adds to the ambiance in the shop. Hats off to the manager Brandon for running a tight ship! Thanks Potbelly! See you guys tomorrow

Visiting Texas for the first time and the amount of people walking around with brown paper bags…read morewith "potbelly" on them was a dead giveaway that I needed to check this place out. Like any typical counter service sub place, you tell the first person your order and style of bread, then move down the line to go over any toppings or modifications, and then by the time you hit the cashier, your food is pretty much done - talk about speedy service! They have a variety of designed options in hot and cold versions and then they have a list of basics for you to build your own. I chose the hot Mediterranean which was chicken, artichoke hearts, roasted peppers, feta cheese, and spicy hummus. I love all of those ingredients so it was a no brainer that I needed to pick that option. The sub was a little soggy/sloppy towards the end since the peppers and artichoke hearts typically carry a lot of liquid, so this wouldn't be a sub I'd recommend to hold onto or save as leftovers. The mess on my hands and face was totally worth it - it was a delicious sandwich and so filling I didn't get hungry for many hours afterwards! Bummed they don't have a Potbelly in my hometown!