We stopped in for lunch on our roadtrip in Austin and had heard good things about grinders deli…read more The service was amazing and we met some other people inside that were so friendly! The sandwiches were amazing and the chef mix addition was perfect. The caramel bars are a must get. Great for a quick stop or to hang out!

Service was wonderful, sandwich delicious and friendly staff and atmosphere. Will definitely go…read moreback.

in town for provisions and stuff and a drop in at the Spam® museum conveniently located directly…read moreacross the intersection of 3rd & Main. was kinda hoping for a full service breakfast plus some sort of coffee, getting full service coffee with some sort of breakfast instead is not the worst sort of problem to have. coffee here is "better" than is my custom: bolder and drier than the House of Maxwell's with a little bite. not sure why everyone wants to dump out the remains of my previous coffee but they do... I just kinda maybe wish they'd ask if they should first. the grilled cheese (paninied) is not what I intended but it is likely a better option than CFS plus eggs and grits... sandwich comes with sliced tomato and minced onion cooked in - the 10,000-degree press does wonders for the acidic sugar in the tomato; think sun-dried fruits that were actually dried in the actual sun. stuffed wavy-on-top-smooth-on-the-bottom toast with herb sprinkle presents well but I'm not sure what to do with the fork. shop is comfortable with seating available at a half dozen kitchen tables, a couple dinettes and wrought irony patio sets or a rumpus room couch. the hard part of casual is not trying to hard to look like you're not trying so hard. friendly and efficient CHoM pretty much nails it :-)

Coffee is really good, service is way too slow. It's like they have to kill the pig to make the…read morefood. It's not very busy here. Way to slow in making a sandwich The Starr is just standing around!!!!

After the Spam Museum, where do you go? Across the street to…read morePiggy Blues! I had Spam Fries. I heard the Spam sandwich is also good. The food was good. I enjoyed finding Waldo. Many of the signs along the walls were awesome!

Piggy Blues Bar B Que was a pretty big letdown overall. The atmosphere and decor are actually nice…read moreand give the place some charm, but that's about where the positives end for me. The food really lacked flavor across the board. Everything we tried was pretty bland and didn't live up to expectations, especially for a BBQ spot. While the setting is decent, I couldn't ignore a lingering, wafting odor that smelled like urine at times, which really took away from the experience. The staff was also just kind of average--nothing particularly friendly or memorable, just very "mid" service overall.

Hands down, my favorite place in Austin! Def come here - fabulous service and food!…read more Every meal is made to order. Even so, our wait was not long. Let's start with the salad: simple, GREEN (not iceberg lettuce!), a few red onion slices, a few olives, a few grape tomatoes, and a light amount of the house dressing. The tomato soup is as good as people say. I am very picky about tomato soup. Theirs was delish. Flavorful. The bowl was big; two of us shared it. Chicken piccata for dinner. The chicken was perfectly cooked! The sauce was flavorful. The pasta was also perfectly cooked. Large portion. Left overs. Our waitress was fantastic - helpful, fun, funny. We arrive a little on the late side and she was welcoming and said come in in! If you find yourself in Austin, come here.

Wonderful place. The lasagna was the best I've ever eaten! The servers were awesome! We will return!read more

The worst service I have received. The girl that took my order was half with it. I waited 40 min…read morefor their "freaky slow delivery". Because of having only 1 driver scheduled during lunch on a Friday. I asked for hot peppers on my sandwich and didn't get them. On top of all that they charge a 1.09 for each sandwich even if they are going to the same place! What is that? A rip off if you ask me.

It is sad when you won't deliver to people who live in town. My parents live at St Marks apartments…read moreand no longer can drive. They tried to order from you and you would not deliver past Skinners Hill- just a few more blocks and in the Austin city limits- Pitiful!!!!

I stopped into the 4th St Subway last night and had the nicest experience thanks to your employee…read moreSarge. Such I cool kid, so polite, knowledgeable about your products, and helpful. It was a pleasure just interacting with him. He's a keeper so give him a raise. I give your location 5 's

subway by the highway has horrible customer service at night. very disappointing. No sign that…read moredrive Thur is closed being ignored at window with a line behind me.

This pizza is really different than what I'm used to (NYC), and I enjoyed it. Totally surprised me,…read morein a good way. Stopped in to get a slice before a hockey game. Or so I thought. Easy to park in front. The place is huge. When I walked in, I was greeted by the people working there. They don't sell pizza by the slice, however they do have a smallish, oh I forget 9" or 10" pie, thin crust. I asked for that. It was made to order. Was worth the wait. Pizza comes cut in many squares - kind of fun to eat. Good for a group. The crust was thin and delish. At first I wasn't sure if I liked the sauce and there was a little bit more than I would like. However I found myself oddly addicted. Happy I went.

(Georges pizza Austin, MN) Service was good. We got pizza &…read morespaghetti. It had been YEARS since we were there last so thought we'd try again. Pizza was ok, not much meat on it. Spaghetti sauce flavor was good, but there was hardly any on it. It was thick therefore it "sat" on top of the noodles. Could have used about 2 more times the sauce on it than what it came with.

This really is an exceptional restaurant. Read the article in the PB about the death of Johnny…read more So, while I was in Austin this morning, stopped here for breakfast. Everything about this place is fantastic, starting with the food and then moving on to service and ambiance. A Rochester restaurant owner admonished me for being too negative about places here but, when I have really good food somewhere else, I cannot help it. Anyways, though I had breakfast, the lunch specials looked really good, too. You can't beat home cooking. Bottom line, it's too bad this place isn't closer.

We decided to try a few new breakfast joints around town and this was next on the list. It is very…read moresmall inside but was half empty at 8 on a Saturday morning, so no issues with waiting here. I ordered a Denver omelette and the Mr ordered the egg breakfast. I wasn't excited to learn that the onions and peppers were "fire roasted". It gave the omelette a Cajun flavor that I wasn't looking for at all. The hash browns also aren't cooked to have the crunchy outside that you'd expect, and were pretty salty. Mr said his food was as good as a basic breakfast can be expected, but said the pancakes are better at other local cafes. Seeing as I order the same omelette every time we go out for breakfast, we probably will not return to this particular spot. However, the service and staff a friendly.