I totally get the hype about this place! If I lived nearby, you can bet I'd work my way through…read moretheir whole menu. There's just something different about this style of sandwich. I've had sandwiches in NYC and Boston, but Tony's were definitely better! The menu is overwhelming because so much sounds good, so we went with two 7 inch sandwiches to split--one hot and one cold. Although a helpful tip from the cashier is that you can order any cold sandwich hot. We had the Lucky Luciano (hot) and the Sophia (cold). Both were really good--it was hard to choose between the two. But if I'm being honest, that cold sandwich was reminiscent of subs I loved in the early 2000s from places that no longer exist...with that super thinly sliced turkey, thick slice of Swiss cheese, and basil mayo--it really hit the spot. We also had a cannolo--not as good as others I've had. The bottled root beer was delightful. The Lucky Luciano was the kind of sandwich I came here for, and don't get me wrong, it is deliciously cheesy and will make your hands messy. But the Sophia is the kind of sandwich I'll be craving. My only regret was not taking a sandwich to-go for later. Open a location closer to Houston, please. :)

Many visits later it pains me to remove a star FOR BEVERAGE ISSUES ONLY (the food is still…read morefantastic). They are a pepsi place (booooooo!), and there's no diet pepsi (pepsi zero is their only zero calorie soda option). If you drink Diet Coke (most popular diet drink in USA), then you don't want diet pepsi, but you'll probably drink it if you have to; however, you're very likely to hate pepsi zero (and Coke Zero, too), so no soda for you here anymore! A full Coke setup that also includes Dr Pepper AND Diet Dr Pepper is ideal. I realize a pepsi fountain is more profitable because of distributor incentives, but pepsi is favored by almost nobody and hated by many...so is it really worth it? Tony's is so great that pepsi just does not fit in. Hopefully they don't deteriorate further and change to Wonderbread for all of their sandwiches. Bottom line: at the very least, please add diet pepsi to your soda machine if that brand remains in place.

My new favorite pastry shop. With added bonus it's close to home…read more I love the decor inside, including Vespa and romantic dining table set up. The lady behind the counter offered us a sampling of 4 different pastries they had including chocolate chip cookie and focaccia. We liked the focaccia and decided to order one. They were so nice and even threw in an extra one because they were the mini version. Anything with Nutella we are a fan. The huge morning bun with Nutella and the amply sized croissant with Nutella did not disappoint. They have a self serve water machine to quench your thirst because you know you'll need to with all that sugar being devoured. There is some outside seating but not much of a view. So we of course sat inside. I noticed the 2023 Yelp sticker on the door so obviously I'm late to the party but better late than never.

Tosca has an excellent breakfast…read more Amazing food, great service, and a lovely atmosphere.

Stopped by Katz's for a late-night bite and was pleasantly surprised by how lively it was. Even…read morelate, the place was filling up, but our waitress stayed on top of everything. We ordered the banana pancakes (about 3 for $9, which is a great deal), corned beef hash and eggs with a bagel and cream cheese -- some of the best I've had at a breakfast spot, and a brisket bowl (not pictured). Everything came out quickly and hit the spot for a late-night meal. Late-night bites for Easter are a tradition for us, and Katz's ended up being such a great surprise. Definitely a place I'd come back to more often.

Staff were warm and friendly, and super helpful answering my various questions. Waitresses Jasmine…read moreand Presley took great care of me :-), and Samantha at the front was very kind and thoughtful. I'm feeling nostalgic about missing my mother's food, and so had to order it when I saw they had a cabbage roll appetizer. One of those oldie but goodie foods that your mother and grandmother knew how to make, but most of us lost the recipe. There is a slight hint of sweetness in it that's quite appealing, it's different than my mother's version, but I thought it was really excellent!! Will order that again. I don't normally wax poetic about a pickle, but the one they put on my Reuben sandwich plate is worth an ode. I asked them to make the Reuben with pastrami instead of corned beef, and add extra Swiss cheese and Russian dressing. Bib up, it'll drip juices but that's a good thing. Anyway, the pickle on that plate was a three bears story - not too strong, not too bland, but absolutely perfect. I was in a traditionalist mood and so I ordered blintzes for dessert with blueberry sauce. This is my first time eating here, the food was really great, and the staff was warm and wonderful. And you know, the coffee tasted really fresh and was delicious as well! Next time I will order the cabbage rolls again, definitely the blitzes for dessert, and then I'll have to try something else off the menu. Voyage of discovery. Definitely coming back soon!

great hoagies and and even better price very good food,…read moredefinitely family own business I would recommend this to any one looking a good sandwich

4 Stars for the value! The subs are 5.99-6.99! That is insane now a days with inflation. You can…read moreget a meal with chips and a canned drink for $6.99! We only tried the hoagies, chips, and fries, but everything was good. The hoagies came out in a crunchy baguette. I'm guessing the bread is Vietnamese banh mi bread rolls. They were crunchy and very light. I liked the Italian better than the cheesesteak. The cheesesteak is a little salty for my taste, but it is still decent. This is a small mom and pop, not a fancy or trendy place. I would compare it to a hole in the wall and many people take it to go. Lots of people were calling in for the pizza and take out.

This restaurant's obviously been here a very long time. It was probably the hotel restaurant For…read morewhat's now the Oyo motel, Probably dating to the 1960s. It's way overdue for a refresh, the furniture is quite worn, and there's a lot of taped rips on a lot of the upholstery, but we got a booth that was intact, and The Server was friendly enough. Still it is a dive. Food: They're very serious about keeping at a deli, with items That you just don't commonly see in Texas, like, Matzoh balls, Liver and onions, Cold beet borscht. But on the more common items, they claim to have the best Reuben in town. We both went for the Patty melts, which was a featured special. The food is great. Loved the fries, we also got onion rings also excellent, fresh rye bread, again authentic. If the would clean the place up a little, it would be 5 stars.

I had a taste for pancakes! I knew exactly where I could find soft warm and fluffy pancakes…read more Victor's never lets me down. Perfect eggs, scrambled soft but, not runny! As simple as it sounds, everyone can't cook eggs to order. The chicken fried steak was fried to perfection (yep, I used the P word) and seasoned well. It wasn't tough or chewy. The hash browns were also good. You can sit outside on the patio when weather permits. Inside dining offers booths. The customer service is always a 10/10. Great vibe, always welcoming and every patron is greeted upon entry.

Another great lunch...ordered the small #5. Told them everything plus their awesome hot relish…read more Now they have Lenny's branded chips and I got the jalapeño. Approx $8.75 with tax...

Lenny's Always Good Great and fresh food…read moreGreat customer service by the staff Great ambiance

I ordered McAlister's through Lunchdrop at my job. With Lunchdrop you can use their app or order on…read morea browser. This day I had one of the giant spuds. They are pretty big, almost huge. I had the Spud Max: Ham, turkey, bacon, cheddar-jack, green onion, and black olives, with butter spread and sour cream on the side. It was very good and filling. I needed a nap after eating LOL. I look forward to when they are back on the schedule.

Came by for lunch and my meal was promptly ready and brought out to my table. The lady taking my…read moreorder was very kind and helpful when I couldn't decide what to pick but thankfully we made the right choice! I ordered the Spicy Turkey Melt paired with their Pecanberry Salad. When you go to McAlister's you gotta get a tea and their cookies were a pleasant treat. There was plenty of seating available so it wouldn't be a hassle to seat a large group there. Parking is also plentiful as the restaurant sits inside a large shopping center right off I-45N.

I finally visited this local deli after having known about it for several years. It was actually…read morewhen I first started working at my company nearly 10 years ago. Back then, I believe we used to have a flyer/menu from them that some employees ordered from. I visited on a cold day where most of the customers were taking their orders to-go. The setup is a little confusing at first, but you just go down the serving line and stop when someone asks you for your order. You can get a tray, or not, depending on how many plates or dishes you ordered. The ready area (for dine-in customers) is weirdly placed in the middle of the line and the spot for to-go orders is at the end of the line next to the last register. Once your order has been places, you grab the ticket and take it to a register. This setup reminds me of a little local deli I used to visit regular in Stafford. I will say that their selection of hot sandwiches and specialty sandwiches is limited. Most are 1 protein only which is probably how they can keep their prices so low. I asked the order taker if you could customize or make a hot roast beef sandwich or toast it and first she didn't understand me, then she just repeated the two hot sandwich options from the menu. I again asked can you make the sandwich toasted, then she said yes. The sandwich, by default, comes on French bread. I wasn't familiar enough with the menu to pick another bread so I just stuck with French. I chose provolone cheese. It comes out after a few mins and it's nicely toasted and ended up being a nice size sandwich with an adequate meat to bun ratio. The sandwich also comes with a pickle spear. I also added a cup of homemade chili which is pretty decent. The meat is finely ground and I prefer it to be more coarse, but the flavor was good. All of their entrees and side dishes have low prices. One of the best deals is the "classic" sandwich which comes with prosciutto. An even better deal may be their baked potatoes with 4 toppings for only $2.09 weekdays!

Chelsea Deli & Cafe is your perfect small town, hole in the wall, grab and go lunch place! Their…read morechicken salad is in my top 5 favorite, not to mention everything is so fresh and their soups are also phenomenal. Their prices are very very fair/affordable. This is a weekly staple for me!

My daughter's God mom wanted to take her out for lunch and wanted somewhere quaint, we went to walk…read morearound Old Town Spring and I mentioned having tea, and I decided I'd give The tea Kettle another try because in fact the food was great last time it was just miscommunication and service was a little off. This time we didn't have a reservation but we were told we'd be able to dine in 20mins so we walked the shops a bit more. When it was time we got a call to come back and was seated and hosted by , she was sweet. Ordered off the main menu and got a peach tea, which was delicious by itself but I like my teas a little sweet so we got some sugar and honey as sweeteners. We also got the fairy water for the baby girl. (She loves it) The grilled cheese and soup is so tasty and comes out hot which is also good for a soup. The portions (Caprese sandwich and mushroom sandwich) were so filling but we ate it all, even the accompanying salads. We chatted and laughed and had a great afternoon tea in this quaint little restaurant.

Visiting Old Town Spring on a business Christmas weekend and a stop by The Tea Kettle Cafe was in…read moreorder. I was thankful they were able to fit us in even without a reservation. I ordered the grilled cheese and tomato soup and devoured it all! We then ordered tea and a scone. The ambience is inviting with all of the murals on the walls. You can also sit outside on the patio when the weather is nice.