Reuben sandwich as good as any in Dallas. Won't mistake for NYC, but worth a try. Hidden in a strip…read morecenter next to other Yummys branded stores.

Small place with big flavors. Good prices and awesome service. We give this place two thumbs up!…read moreWill definitely be revisiting.

Bomb ass sandwiches with a cool dive bar in there while you wait for your food. Not much of a…read moresandwich person but this is on my must go-to spots. Crowd is very urban fyi. It's my vibe

Cheba Hut is our new favorite sandwich spot! My husband & I hadn't looked at the menu beforehand so…read moreit took us a few minutes to decide. So many options looked amazing. I chose the Midwest & he got the 5-0. We also got the a goo ball. The employee taking our order was kind & helpful. It made me laugh because there was a sign that says something about how greatness takes time so sandwiches likely won't be out in 5 minutes. First off... worth the wait! Second, they didn't really take long anyways but I would've gladly waited longer if they had. There's lots of different types of seating. It was cool they have events (like bingo), a bar & happy hour. The sandwiches were excellent! The goo ball was sooo good too. We can't wait to go back! Highly recommend!

The shop staff is incredibly nice and always do a great job on our sandwiches. I love their veggie…read moresandwich option as well as their soups which have been delicious every single time we go.

You Do NOT Deserve a Tip for serving me in the Drive Thru! Keep your iPad inside! I paid $11.36 for…read morea sandwich. Take your tip out of that. Thank you!

I rarely leave reviews , in fact, this may be my first one, but this experience was so negative…read morethat I feel compelled to share it. I ordered two sandwiches through the DoorDash app for pickup. The app clearly stated that the sandwiches came with chips and potato salad, which is why I chose that option instead of ordering a different special. When I arrived at the restaurant, I still had to wait in line before reaching the cashier. When I finally got to the counter, she handed me my sandwiches and then told me that I had ordered chips and potato salad but had not paid for them. I calmly explained that the app showed those items as included with the sandwich. Instead of resolving the situation professionally, she told me she needed to call the owner. She then had me step aside while she helped three other customers, leaving me waiting awkwardly off to the side. When the owner finally called her back, she spoke to him loudly (almost argumentatively) about me being there and "claiming" the sandwiches came with chips and potato salad. It was embarrassing because other customers could clearly hear what was happening. Ultimately, I was told the owner said the sandwiches did not come with those sides. At that point, I just took my sandwiches and left. The entire situation felt uncomfortable and unnecessary. If there was a mix-up with the app, that isn't the customer's fault. Good customer service would have been to honor what was displayed in the app and clarify the issue internally afterward. Instead, I left feeling frustrated and embarrassed. Unfortunately, this was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had.

It says this location is closed, but I ordered food delivery from here today at work and the Cuban…read moresandwich was fantastic! The best Cuban I've had outside of Miami. Delicious

I've been coming here with coworkers for lunch for close to a year now. Everyone in our office is…read moreobsessed with this place, we even had them cater a huge event at our office. Everyone sandwich is amazing. The vodka parm and chicken parm subs are my go-to. Owner is a great guy and always comes to greet us!

I just don't get it. Stopped in for lunch the other day with my wife to get a couple of sandwiches…read moreafter seeing a food reviewer rave about this place on social media. Went in at about 11:45 on a Thursday and there were several people standing behind the counter, and when they saw us they quickly rushed to the back without acknowledging our existence... very strange. We stood there for several minutes waiting for someone to take our order and finally a a lady walked out from the back and seemed annoyed. Don't know if she had just finished arguing with a co-worker in the back, or just didn't like my face. Who knows, but she was a real peach for sure. We each ordered "The Godfather" since that was the sandwich the food reviewer suggested. The grand total for 2 sandwiches with no sides or drinks was $36. Yep, you heard me correctly, 36 freaking dollars. My wife looked at me bugged-eyed when she heard the price, but I was hopeful and convinced her it would be worth it. Well, guess what? It wasn't. In fact, it actually kinda sucked. The bread was hard and tasteless, possibly even stale. The cold cuts were flavorless and there was an overly sweet vinaigrette on it which was altogether weird. I should have just went to Jersey Mike's instead. Oh well.

Stopped by La Casita Bakeshop in Dallas and everything we tried was so good. The chilaquiles were…read morehonestly some of the best I've had -- I loved that the tortilla chips stayed crunchy the whole time instead of getting soggy like they do at some places. And that salsa verde on top? So good. Both the chilaquiles and the blueberry Earl Grey scone were my favorites. The scone was especially nice and moist with a unique flavor combo. I also liked the churro cruffin, and the birria brisket croque madame was delish and satisfying. Two of us ordered the Sweet Potato Latte and one got the Turkish latte, all half sweet (we generally prefer less sweetness than most), and all three of us really liked ours. Service was also great -- even though it was packed, our server was attentive and friendly. Great spot if you want something a little different for brunch or a bakery stop. Definitely worth checking out.

Our first time here and we went on a Sunday, so the dine-in wait time was about 55 minutes. I…read moredidn't know about reservations so most of the tables were empty but they were all reserved. The waiting area was really nice and spacious. We got to try the Love Potion Latte (limited time), the Croissant Monkey Bread ($4.75), and the Birria Brisket Croque Madame ($19). The Love Potion Latte was okay, it's made of chocolate mocha, espresso, milk, and dried strawberry chunks. The Croissant Monkey Bread was delicious. The dough pulled apart so well and the cinnamon sugar on top added a nice touch to it. They toasted your bread too so it was warm and moist. The Birria Brisket Croque Madame was the best! It is a huge portion and we cut it in halves already, but it filled us up! The sourdough was still crispy, well-toasted, and it absorbed the juices from the birria so well. We went for a light breakfast but came out so full and stuffed. The prices are a bit expensive but it was reasonable for the quality and portion size. They are sooo packed though with customers coming in and out at all time. I would definitely make reservations next time!

The blackened tilapia sandwich is likely one of the outstanding sandwiches in DFW.......... Says…read morethe sandwich connoisseur Don't miss out on this hidden gem.

Listen, if you like a great sandwich and want a bunch of choices. Then give this spot a try. We had…read morethe Chicken Pesto sandwich with avocado and it was amazing. M&D

We have hear about Jimmy's for years and finally made it in to try. The store itself is great…read morewith huge variety of specialties at honestly good prices. But we are here for a sandwich! You Make your way to the counter where the gentleman takes your order and gives you a number. We went with the Prosciutto and Hot Italian Sausage. The Prosciutto sandwich was super tasty with fresh ingredients and top tier bread. The Hot Italian Sausage was over to top and delicious. Great sausage and amazing bread with just the right amount of spice overall. The sauce they use could be a meal by itself. Super great sandwich! The whole experience was fun and we would definitely come back. Highly Reccommended!

This place is awesome. Opened back in 1966, it's been a Dallas staple for decades, and you can feel…read morethat history the second you walk in. It truly feels like you've stepped into a legit Italian market. It's packed--in a good way--but be prepared to rub elbows while you shop. If you don't have social anxiety, it's all part of the experience. We met another couple there for sandwiches, and they absolutely delivered. I had the Italian beef, which was delicious--but definitely spicy. I even asked for light peppers and it still brought some heat. So fair warning: if you're sensitive to spice, you might want to pivot to something else. My wife has been missing New Orleans, so she went with the muffaletta. Let's just say it was a much cheaper solution than flying her to the Big Easy. No gumbo on the menu, but the sandwich hit the spot. After we ate, we did a little shopping and grabbed some fresh Italian ingredients imported straight from Italy--which is always a win in my book. Great food, great vibe, and a true Dallas institution. We'll definitely be back.

No substitutions? I wanted salad instead of pita bread, but I had to pay for a side salad. It was a…read morerelaxed environment, and an affordable kosher restaurant. They seemed a bit kinder to those they're more familiar with. But they were nice to my friend who joined me and didn't know anything about Judaism. There were two older gentleman and a younger one serving.

Milk and Honey Jerusalem Market and Grill is a Restaurant with a Family atmosphere, both from the…read morestaff and the patrons. The service was great and the pricing is very reasonable. The restaurant prides itself on using 100% fresh and certified Kosher meat, prepared daily. Their menu features Middle Eastern favorites, including their renowned juicy burgers. It operates under the supervision of Dallas Kosher, with a full-time Mashgiach on site. I ordered their "Messy Burger," seasoned and "grilled to perfection," topped with Ketchup, Mustard, Mayo, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, Sauteed Onions, Mushrooms and Peppers, and finished off with Grilled Brisket Pastrami. It WAS "messy" AND delicious. Another piece or two of pastrami would have been awesome. On this Sunday morning, my wife was in the mood for Shakshuka which Mile and Honey describes as "Shakshouka - Egg scrambled with Moroccan tomato salad (Matbucha), served in pita with Israeli Salad. Plated option can be poached." She'd become very fond of this traditional North African dish of eggs poached in spiced sauces at Tatte in Washington, DC when we lived there for 2 months. M and H's sauce was a bit heavier than what she was expecting but tasty. The eggs, unfortunately, were overcooked and she was unable to blend the yolks with the tomato base the way she prefers the dish. So, in her opinion, it tasted "more eggy that delicately seasoned" the way she likes. I would still consider Milk and Honey and solid choice if you're looking for a good variety of Kosher options.

Been craving for Portos cheese rolls & potato balls in So. Cal.So happy to have found this place…read more I purchased to go a few items to try. Cheese rolls, guava cheese rolls, coconut pastry and potato balls with ground beef . Everything was yummy ! The guava cheese is also good. Similar to the cheese roll but with guava jam and no sugar on top. The coconut pastry, i did not get to try. My husband says it is also good. The potato balls has Ground meat like picadillo filling. It was so good. Even the next day, the coating for the balls was still crunchy after I heated it up. The star for me was the cheese roll. Puff pastry with cream cheese filling. So good with coffee! We will definitely go back and try their sandwiches and the flan.

I love a good Cuban sandwich and have been on a serious hunt across DFW. I have found one truly…read morespectacular one (International Bakery and Cuban Dulceria in Carrollton) and plenty of just okay versions. This place absolutely ranks near the top, and honestly brings more to the table than I expected. The Cuban itself is fantastic. Perfectly pressed, packed with flavor, and everything you want when that craving hits. But what really sets it apart is the vinegar dip it comes with. I was not prepared for how good that would be. It completely elevates the sandwich and had me going back for one more dip every single bite. And then there are the plantain strips. Freshly fried, hot, crisp, and just on another level. I do not think I have ever had plantain chips like this before. Usually it is the bagged kind, which are fine, but these are something else entirely. Honestly, they are worth the trip all on their own. Do not even think about leaving without trying the pastries. I happened to get a warm cream cheese one that I cannot stop thinking about. It was one of those bites where you immediately regret not ordering more. To top it all off, the woman running the place is as kind as can be and genuinely helps guide you through the menu like you are a regular, even on your first visit. I will absolutely be back, especially because I need to try their Cuban take on a burger. If it is anything like the rest of the menu, I already know it is going to be incredible.