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    Pho An

    4.1 (534 reviews)
    InexpensiveVietnamese, Noodles
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Beef brisket pho.
    Jared W.

    This review is a little late so it's been a few weeks now but I went here after craving pho but not wanting to go too far. I finally decided to give this spot a try after driving by so many times. As soon as I walked in I was greeted and invited to sit wherever I wanted. I was content with the spacious interior filled with plants and art. It seems like usually you order through a QR code but they actually gave me a physical menu and took my order! I decided to go with some good ol' fashioned brisket pho. It definitely hit the spot.

    Takeko, owner of An Pho
    stephen r.

    Just returned from a dinner with my nephew Derek. The food was delicious. We had veg. Spring rolls, and Pho. The new owners were very friendly and took care of all details....z

    Wonton Pho
    Max W.

    This has everything I want in a pho spot: close to me, friendly staff, fast service, and most importantly - great pho! Came here with my partner Tuesday evening. We were seated immediately and ordered a few minutes later. The food came out fast and was excellent. I really liked the broth here and the dish really hit the spot. Yes, the interior is dated but you're not coming to a pho spot expecting a breathtaking space! I will definitely be back. Total was ~$40 after tax and tip. Do know they charge a surcharge to pay with a credit card.

    T V.

    The worst Tofu banh mi and viet I've coffee! The bread was stale and not even toasted and it came wrapped in bag and so it was soggy by the time I got home . Which we don't live far and wanted to try a new place and instantly regretted it .. the viet coffee was premade in a one of those jelly canisters they re-used canister to put the already made viet coffee! Like what ?!? . Not authentic drip viet coffee I was thinking! I should've asked but I thought I. Came in somewhere authentic . The tofu was not fried it was plain and no seasoning as I asked for lemongrass ! Never again ! For almost $15 for banh mi and coffee was a bad waste of money and time ! Ugh !

    Spring rolls. $6.50 for this. No I didn't eat any before taking this picture.
    Isaac T.

    Something has gone terribly wrong at this restaurant. Maybe they changed owners, but it has all the impressions of a business that has thrown in the towel and is trying to squeeze as large of a margin as possible out of the bare minimum effort, and frankly that minimum effort isn't even cutting it. First, the spring rolls: they actually tasted pretty good but it was $6.50 for just two. Even the plating they served it on looked like half of it is missing. This kind of pricing is so lopsided it's insulting. The pho came in a large portion with a lot of noodles. The broth was fairly bland and thin but this could be fixed with some hoisin or fish sauce. The big issue here is the meat. Even as thinly sliced as it was, it was so tough it could not be bitten through. This was true for both the brisket, which should fall apart in your mouth, and the rare steak. I should not need a knife to cut through beef a quarter of an inch thick. Because the meat is so tough I got indigestion and stomach aches after; I would say it's beyond unenjoyable and in straight up inedible territory in this state. There's some other random details that wouldn't bother me in a normal dining experience but just further sour my mood against this joint given how my food was served. They don't give you fresh basil with your bean sprouts like they used to anymore. It's not a big deal but presumably this was done to save a few bucks here and there and just reinforces an impression of being lazy and apathetic about their food. There's a 3% credit card surcharge they don't tell you about that got stacked onto my bill, which was insult to injury given my experience and totally undeserved. I used to enjoy this place as it's conveniently close to where I live, but unless i see evidence of drastic change here I won't be coming back and I suggest you do the same to spare both your wallet and your stomach.

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    What Happened to Pho an! It used to be So Good and have a nice portion of food! But now! It got expensive and the portion of food are less!

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    Absolutely delicious pho. Check out their online ordering before hand. Impromptu service can be difficult on companies these days.

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    Always always always friendly, quick and good! If I accidentally wait too long to go back, they still remember and greet me like family.

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    They got my order wrong. Its dissapointing to return home only to see that you have paid for a meal you did not want.

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