Service was on point Good was even better…read more Can't wait to come back again and again... on Oh and again and telling me folks...

Two Italian subs gave subs a bad name. I'm raised in NY/NJ and know subs. First, the rolls were…read moremush. No crunch, no flavor. The supposed stack of meat was salami and some sorpressata. Cheese was transparent and almost non-existent with zero taste. The Pepperoncini was ONE PIECE! No oil and vinegar present as I had requested. I had high hopes based on Yelp reviews but these subs were terrible. We will not return.

***WORD TO THE OGs: The Station Cafe moved, and the current address listed here (on S Flores) is…read morethe correct location*** Oh, and they have a parking lot designated for them, so you don't have to settle for street parking. Ok - let's start with what this place *is not* -- this isn't a flashy trendy chain, this place isn't trying to gamify eating by offering gimmicks, this place is not going to change your life. The Station Cafe is a local staple that has built a beautiful reputation between two delicious slices of fluffy and structurally pleasant bread. I've only had a handful of their sandwiches (and some may say that a handful is enough) but I'm determined to make my way through their substantial menu. Each sandwich comes with a heaping helping of whatever it is that it's comprised of at a fair price. These aren't cheap discount sandos, you're going to pay for the quality here, and you should feel really good about that. Today I had the jalapeño turkey sandwich and I have no regrets. Can't wait to come back!

Best sandwich spot in satx; would recommend , super fresh and unique bread flavor. Definitely dont…read moremiss out and get the cookie as well

The food is amazing and the shrimp and carrots are delicious. The green beans are awesome.read more

While in the area I stumbled upon Barrio Barista when I was looking for a spot to get some work…read moredone and hang out with my Mom for a coffee. Yelp steered me right and brought me here on a Thursday morning. Walking in I wasn't sure if this was only a coffee/tea spot or if they sold cocktails and beers too. The bar area and decor lends itself to look like an old bar and it has great vibes! No beer or cocktails here but they do have a seemingly delicious menu! We didn't eat anything while we were here because we had breakfast prior to coming in. The menu had an array of offerings and sandwiches that I could see myself coming back and trying in the future. I ordered a Mexican Mocha and my mom had a cold brew. Service was fast and friendly. We found a nice spot close to the windows and I was able to look around at all the relics around and displayed at the front entrance. After we got our drinks, one of the owners or managers, walked around offering delicious slices of lemon frost cake. I was so appreciative that this just made our delicious coffee even better! I saw many students and other folks reading and studying while we were here. The atmosphere lends itself to do so too as it is chill, quiet, and quaint. I will definitely be back again. This spot was super unique and I really love their smart branding and logos/brand identity.

Service was amazing from beginning to end. Restaurant was very clean. As soon as a party left, they…read moreclean and wiped down the tables. Very fast service. Potato salad was not my favorite. They definitely add sugar to it and the sweetness was a little off putting for me. Cream corn and Mac and cheese were pretty good. Sausage is a must to get. Very juicy and flavorful. Bbq chicken very big portions and also very moist. Brisket was a miss for me. It was just ok.

Solid BBQ restaurant. Order at the window and lunch service was quickly ready. I had a brisket…read moresandwich with a side of sweet potato casserole and mac and cheese. The combo comes with a side and a drink! With the extra side I paid $20! The star of the show for me was the sweet potato casserole, I'd go back just for this. The brisket left a bit to be desired, I had a lot of fatty portions on my sandwich. Calm atmosphere with plenty of seating for a group and a nice covered patio.

We went to Zito's for years when we lived in the area...my kids' caregiver worked there 25 years…read moreago and took them after school and during the summer...so many memories! So we tried them recently and they had moved into a bigger location nearby. Still great and delicious as ever! They bake their breads fresh daily and I think you can even buy them by the loaf. So yummy! We had the Serious and a turkey breast sandwich. The hot sauce on the tables is also super good. We took some cupcakes to go. There are lots of baked goods to choose from. There was a huge dining room and plenty of space to take big groups and was nice and clean. I noticed the general manager is a Zito...so cool to see it's still in the family.

This is the best sandwich I have ever had. This is 100% going to be my new sandwich spot. They had…read morea variety of sandwiches on the menu, and it was definitely very reasonably priced. I loved the whole vibe inside this restaurant, It was super chill and overall a great place to come and eat. The staff were super friendly! Had a great experience here. This was such an amazing sandwich.

Industrial district, may make you believe you are lost, but DO stop by Lombrano's Food Hall , where…read moresits Sammy's Sandwich Shop, along with a huge variety of other delish stuff. Don't let the grey building fool you, yummo! Sushi, BBque, Haburgers, Dand the delish Deli sandwiches, I bought. Depending on what's happening for the chef's, I suppose, you can find some top level food for great prices. The guy at counter, is a sweetheart. ALL GOOD here!

Checked out this new place and was very glad that I did. I ordered the turkey and avocado club and…read moreit was delish! I will be back!

Came in for a late brunch on a Sunday and we were able to snag a table even with having a baby in a…read morestroller. Service was nice! Apparently the kitchen was short staffed so instead of ordering a breakfast item we ordered a couple of paninis. The food took some time to come out but again, they were short staffed and it's Sunday brunch , there's gonna be a wait and that's fine! When we did get our food we both really enjoyed our paninis! The Green Belt Melt was delicious and not over stuffed, the bread was in my opinion the best part though. Really tasty and crunchy! The inside of the place was also super warm but the building itself is an old house, like a very old house, so again what can you expect? Overall we'd definitely come back but hopefully get a table downstairs and go earlier in the day when it isn't as hot.

What an amazing meal!…read more My fiancé and I swung by for lunch on our way to the Witte and we're so glad that we did. The interior of this place was so unique, the staff were welcoming, and the food was absolutely delicious. Naturally we had to sit in the upstairs dining area just for the novelty of it, and while we didn't have to wait too long for our meal, we had fun playing the trivia card game that was on each table. I ordered the Parmo Pollo Panini with Tomato Basil Soup. The chicken in the Panini was a little dry, but coupled with the Tomato Basil Soup I could hardly tell. While they were delicious together, both were just as tasty on their own. The Panini was a good hearty sandwich, and the Tomato Basil Soup was packed full with delicious spices. I ended up taking up half of both the Soup and Panini to go as the portions were so large. I'm glad we went at the start of lunch rush as it was packed by the time we left. I'd highly recommend W D if you're after a satisfying meal!

Nice and very clean place to grab a quick bite, cool down from the heat, and enjoy the games and…read morescreenings they have...... The pantry has some great sandwich salad and soup options, definitely check it out

Howdy Child is located within the food hall building in the Pearl District. The sandwiches are…read moregreat, very fresh ingredients. The service is good, very friendly cashiers the ambiance is great, you can sit inside or outside, or take it to go. Overall, this is a great spot.

Was strolling through the pearl enjoying my matcha courtesy of Yelp and decided to visit the food…read morehall. What ultimately caught my attention was the screen picture of the smoked chicken salad. HOWEVER, they were out of said chicken salad so I ended up getting the olive pesto sandwich which has ham, turkey, olive tapenade, basil pesto, jalapeno cream cheese, pickled peppers and swiss cheese all made on sourdough. I must say I was a little skeptical of the olives since I'm not a huge fan, but I'm glad I ordered. everything went well together and the olive tapenade was delicious. I also got a side order of their beef tallow fried house chips which I enjoyed. I love a good homemade potato chip. Will be back to try that smoked chicken salad, glad to know there's other good things on the menu.

Was looking for a BBQ place near enough to walk to from our hotel and Pinkerton's came up while…read moresearching. Some say it is marketed for tourists, but I thought the food was pretty good, as did the others I dined with. Meals here are a la carte, picking out meat and sides separately. I got turkey and wanted to try both the potato salad and cheesy rice. Word to the wise, even small sides give you plenty, so unless you're sharing or saving for later, a small is plenty. I loved the turkey and the sauce was fantastic. They also had Big Red in a bottle! I know it's probably not that big of a deal to those who have this all the time, but I rarely get Big Red at all, much less in a bottle, where I'm from The seating space was nice, I like the kitsch of the picnic table style. It also gave our group of 5 plenty of space to sit together. I would definitely recommend a stop by Pinkerton's in San Antonio.

In my Texas barbecue journey, I've been trying to make more trips to Houston to get to places like…read morePinkerton's that are on the Top 50 list. That has yet to happen, but luckily there's a secondary location in San Antonio that I got a chance to try this past weekend. Pinkerton's is in the heart of downtown San Antonio, just a few blocks off the River Walk and right next to the Frost Bank Tower. As I parked in a lot off Travis Street (they validate two hours' worth of parking btw), I met up with my dad inside, who was drooling at the possibility of getting a beef rib. That's really the only thing I haven't explored deeply in the barbecue journey, but I wasn't gonna stop his desires. Inside, Pinkerton's has plenty of space, with tons of wooden tables and benches, and a full bar. They operate from 11 am to 9 pm most days, so they have enough meat to last them well into the evening. We got there about 1 pm, and though there was no immediate line, it was busy. The line kinda came in waves. It seemed like multiple groups would all show up at once and wrap around the building every 15 minutes or so. I'll list everything we had and my thoughts: Brisket: One thing about Pinkerton's that is different than elsewhere is how peppery all of their meats are. It's different than everything else I've had on my journey, but I'm a fan. The brisket was pretty good. Nothing extraordinary, but quite solid. Pork Ribs: The glaze they throw on top of the pork ribs makes it special. They are sweet and super flavorful. It's just a good, classic pork rib altogether. Jalapeño Cheddar Sausage: Pinkerton's has like six different sausage options, which is far too many in my opinion. Sausage peaks at three. Regular, jalapeño, and one special, if even. This was the only "bad" thing that I had here. It was just unmemorable and tasted bland. Beef Ribs: I've never had a beef rib, so I don't know what I should've expected, but good God almighty, that thing is truly a delight to the senses. The peppery bark and the savory beef are incredible. I've been missing out. South Texas Beans: Their beans are sensational. I don't know if I've had beans as good as the beans here at Pinkerton's. There was such a savory flavor to them that my dad and I couldn't quite put our finger on, but they felt familiar and comforting. Jalapeño Cheese Rice: Kinda tasted like a baked potato casserole, just lacking the starchiness, obviously. The rice mushing and sticking together gave it a very similar texture and flavor though. Ultimately, this is a great spot. It doesn't hit the highs of the true Texas Monthly spots here in San Antonio, but it's still a worthy establishment. This was a great feast for my dad and me to celebrate his birthday a bit early. RIYL: Barbecue with a little bit of a kick