The food is always amazing! I would definitely recommend trying this place out. We will return…read moreagain!

My husband and I came here for a late dinner, and the place was still extremely busy. Upon…read moreordering, they did mention the wait for the food was about 40 minutes. For one of the entrees, we ordered the WOW bowl. And I understand why they call it the WOW bowl. It was honestly so GOOD. I will be ordering that again. The hubby ordered the Pork Bibimbap, which he enjoyed. For me, it was just okay. And lastly, we also ordered the Hibachi Combo, which came with beef, chicken, fried rice, and noodles. It was a lot of food and worth the 40-minute wait. The restaurant overall looked clean, and the Ambiance was like your typical small restaurant local location.

Yum! You've got to try their peach tea and dessert…read more The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. It was easy to hear. Wait times were very reasonable. The sandwiches were bland, but they have a great serving of meat and each plate includes a dressed salad and chips with dip. The bread was really good. The location could be better, since the restaurant is at the back of KKs. The perimeter of the restaurant does not conceal very much of your view of the booths. I wish there were windows and a better view, but the atmosphere was still fine. The bill was more expensive than I expected, but the food was pretty good and I had a positive experience. I'll come again to order the peach tea and pie, but I will probably try a different entree.

Such a great place for lunch with friends. Attentive staff and delicious food. Highly recommend!read more

There is a young lady working the register at this restaurant named Kaleese and she is hands down…read morethe sweetest and most helpful worker my family and I have ever met. It was our first time to the restaurant and I was with my elderly grandparents who have a hard time ordering food. She was extremely patient and kind to them and even came to talk to us again personally to thank us for coming in. Thank you Kaleese, keep being you!

Wanted to eat some sandwich and we saw this place and ordered the Olivia sandwich in a croissant…read morewith soup. It was good. It is right by shopping outlets.

Got the small, it was very large and I ended up taking some home. I think from now on I'll order…read morethe children's salad. Very fresh ingredients and fair price, I'd think a large takeout would do for a small family or hungry couple.

I agree with the first reviewer that the prices here are high. I purchased a wrap and a small drink…read morefor 15 dollars. The service and cleanliness of the restaurant were great. The restaurant is similar to subway or chipotle in the sense that you ask for specific ingredients as you go. All of the ingredients were fresh and delicious. There were several side options, which included pita chips, a croissant, soup, and pasta salad. I feel that the sides could be improved, but I will also admit that I've only eaten here once so far. I liked the different lemonade beverage choices. The raspberry lemonade was refreshing. The peach lemonade tasted too strongly of artificial sweetener to me. I'm excited to have more healthy restaurant options in our city. I hope this restaurant continues to do well! Tip: Order the small salad. It's HUGE.

At my Sisters suggestion, I finally tried Pot Belly after all these years. Decided to because she…read morehad a Buy One/Get One Free coupon on her "App". It was my time to pay, so I said Why Not. Save me some money. (LOL) Not that impressed. I tried the BLT. Size of the "Sub" style sandwiches are way smaller than Subway, Jason's Deli, and Jimmy Johns. Not impressed with the bread either. Too dank, hard, like stale old bread that's been sitting on the shelf for a while. DRY as patootle. Girl asked if I wanted peppers. Said Yes. Then asked if on the sandwich or on the side. Told her go ahead put them on the sandwich. Didn't really notice what she was doing at the time (Can't really see them making the sandwich behind that 6ft counter), but I could hear her scraping the bottom of the pan with her spoon as she was scooping up peppers for my BLT. I later realized she was scooping up all the trail ends up (seeds, last of the peppers, the CONCENTRATED build up on the bottom) and packed my BLT with the last of what was left in the pan. Guess she did this to get rid of the old to put fresh peppers in the pan. I'll get back to that later. Then we checked out. 2 Sandwiches, 2 .39 cent bags of chips(.39 cents if we were at 7/11), 2 Drinks. After they scanned my Sisters BOGO code, it was $30 something dollars. I looked at the Guy like Uhhh, Buy one, Get one free. Guys said Yes Sir, it's still $30 something. What in the hell?? Sandwiches a 3rd of the size than Subway, at 3 times the price. Never doing that again. Then we get home. I bit into that sandwich. What the living hell. I tasted nothing but PEPPERS. HOT Concentrated PEPPERS at that. That Girl just totally packed ALL that trail ends of that pan onto my sandwich. I love peppers on my sandwiches, but that was ridiculous. I scraped off what I could, but the damage was done. I still ate on it best I could, but the sandwich was absolutely ruined with all that pepper concentrate soaking into the sandwich on the way home. Bad first experience. But, I gave it a try a second time. This time I just had a medical procedure done. Could only eat soft foods the rest of the day. Sister suggested Soups from Pot Belly. Said OK, but NO PEPPERS this time. (LOL) Went through the drive through. Got 1 BOWL Chicken Pot Pie, 1 CUP of Potato. Close to $15. Kinda though $15 was high for soup, but you usually get a LOT of soup when ordering at restaurants, so I didn't think much of it. Didn't look in sack either on the way home. Boy was that a RIP OFF. The "CUP" is about the size of 1/2 a can of Campbell concentrate soup. The "BOWL" is almost the size of a can of Campbell ready to eat soup. I paid $15 for the same amount of canned Soup I could have gotten at United for around $3. I don't see myself going to Pot Belly ever again. I don't get the "APP" Generation that are paying these prices for such little food. Their APP gets them all sorts of rewards, but come on, is it really worth it to be spending $300 on Pot Belly's APP for $7 worth of rewards? No it is not. The APP Generation that is keeping Pot Belly in business just do not get this.

Used to be one of my favorite sandwich places. But recently the service is terrible and the app…read moredoes not work. I've placed two orders on the app, was given a message (I will attach a picture) after that I NEVER RECEIVED AN EMAIL with any details. Really ruins your 30 minute lunch break when you order, leave work, go to the shop you placed an order at and they say there is no order under your name. I won't be going back. Potbelly, fix your issues.

10/10 this is the best experience I've ever had at a Souper Salad! This location is one of three…read moreleft in America and if you go, you will see why it thrived when the others closed down. The food was fresh, and there was no hint of artificial ingredients anywhere on the buffet line. When I went, I was greeted at the cashier station by the general manager, who was a delightfully happy individual. My favorite aspect, apart from the amazing food, was the ambience which served as some excellent 1990s throwback. I felt like I was walking back into my childhood and that alone was worth it.

The place was exceptionally clean, the food was excellent, all salad bar items fresh n tasty. The…read morecooked items were very tasty as well. The gentleman at the register was probably one of the best host I've ever encountered and fellas, he looked absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be back!!

Arrived at noon waited 60 minutes they ran out of the beef rib & turkey to be expected …read more Yes worth the wait. The favorite was the pork rib & grits . The deserts are so tasty. Free beer doesn't hurt . Def a place to try if you don't mind the wait

In Lubbock for the day so I had to stop by this Texas Monthly Top 10 BBq Joint! We arrived just as…read morethey were opening and there was a line out the door. Free beer as we waited. I think we were in line for 30-40 mins. Beef ribs were sold out by then. We ordered the 3 meat plates to try a little bit of everything. The portions were just enough. We had a total of 5 meats..burnt ends, brisket, sausage, chicken and ribs. Ribs and burnt ends stole the show. Everything else was good but not great. Chicken was a little dry. Sides complimented the meat really well. We had potato salad, potato casserole, beans and corn bread. I've been to Burnt Bean (#1 Texas Monthly) and the ribs are similar if not better. The brisket is no match to Burnt Bean. Not a bad experience at all! I'm glad we tried it. It's def worth the wait! The place has a nice vibe to it too!

Food great at Lubbock…read more Best Ramen in town. Service is OK. It is not busy, but the waiter just stand there and do nothing.

The ramen is amazing! As well as the service they take very good care of their customers. The…read moreambiance is pleasing the eye and creates a nice atmosphere to eat some yummy ramen. This is my go to spot for some good ramen during the winter.

Great experience at La Madeleine! The food was fresh, the pastries were excellent, and the staff…read morewas friendly and quick. Cozy atmosphere--perfect spot for a relaxed lunch.

We ordered breakfast there and it was cold when we got ii. i ordeted ałł american bkf, two eggs…read moreover easy.What I got was a small amount of egg whites only. i dont recommend this place.