This is my favorite deli outside of my hometown...Chef Josh uses premium meets to creat his…read moredishes...and they have amazing pumpkin pie

Fantastic Philly sandwich and customer service the way it's supposed to be. Definitely eat here.read more

I stopped at this McAlister's on the way home from Lubbock to Austin. If you've been to one…read moreMcAlister's, you've been to most. I got my order to go, and they were pretty quick getting my New Yorker out to me. The bathroom was clean, and the restaurant was quite big. Everyone seemed nice inside as well. It's really just your typical McAlister's. This isn't the fault of this location, but holy smokes those prices are outrageous. RIYL: The chain of McAlister's. They make soups and stuff

The last time we were here was probably over a year ago and we decided we wouldn't come back…read more Unfortunately, a good friend who is on temporary diet restrictions wanted to go, so we did. The dill pickle lemonade was surprisingly good! But... The reason we stopped coming was the shockingly minimal amount of meat on the sandwiches, and the high prices for meat that can't even cover the bread. It hasn't changed, I can't believe they are still in business, this is the same reason we stopped going to (the now closed) Schlotsky's). The amount of ham on those sandwiches seem to be ok, but... I order a 1/2 and 1/2 with a garlic steak and a "bbq" honey pork. The tiny slivers of meat that were there were not appealing at all, they were both the same odd color of grey, and again, couldn't even cover the bread. The flavor (like the meat) was almost non existent. I couldn't even tell which was which... I literally used about six napkins throughout the course of 2 sandwich halves?? What was leaking out? It wasn't water? As I longingly gazed out the window at Chick Fil A I lamented the loss of $35 for sandwiches and drinks for 2 people. So long McAllisters, you blew it for good this time.

Traveling back from San Angelo, we stopped in and noticed a few cars parked out front and the door…read moreopen. Upon entering, I was told they were actually closed but were just working on an expansion. These people were so incredibly nice. When she realized all of the local places were closed, she offered to heat some quiche she had from her freezer. It was, hands down, the best quiche we have ever had! And how very nice to feed a couple of hungry travelers! We will stop here anytime we can. Great food, amazing people!! Grateful for people like this.

A very unique interior with five tables and self ordering…read more I think they baked their bread and the chicken salad sandwich was very good. They also had King Ranch Chicken, which is rare to find in restaurants.

Great sandwiches .... When I couldn't decide between pimento cheese or chicken salad.... She…read moreoffered to make me 1/2 of each. Great pickles too!!!

This is the BEST place to eat in town. The service and food are fantastic! We love the owner. You…read morecan order a casserole ahead of time to take home and cook for supper. I've had 100 chicken salad sandwiches here and not one has been dry.

Food was absolutely amazing.. the dirty mike was 5star and every one was very helpfulread more

The best sandwich shop! Every time I have been here it has been amazing, both the service & food! I…read morehave done large orders for meetings here & they always have it ready for me & boxed up, but I love stopping in to dine in as well. It is normally pretty busy around lunch time but they always get my food out quickly! I definitely recommend stopping here to try it for lunch!

Market Street is on the wrong side of town for me. They are too busy, and their prices are too…read morehigh. But I manage to be there almost every Friday. Why? It's $5 sushi day! Yes, it's only grocery store sushi, but that's good enough for me. I get extra wasabi to spice it up a little. The variety is a little limited, but that's ok. In fact, I need a couple of pieces right now!

Small little grocery store. They had their own bakery. Stopped in for some pastries while…read moretraveling, picked up some cookies. Nice store, friendly people. Decently large for a small grocery store. They had a lot of selection of different brands of foods than I'm used to seeing in my local grocery store. I did not have time to look at everything but it seems to be a nice little place and well worth stop.

The food is consistently amazing. One of my favorite places to eat in Cisco. The quality is…read morealways top notch, and the value for the price is excellent. I never finish a meal, they are so big! I also feel like their customer service always exceeds my expectations, especially considering that it's a deli and not a large restaurant. They go above and beyond every visit. It's always very clean and comfortable inside, they take pride in their environment. I wish it was open for dinner, but I do still enjoy ordering breakfast and lunch from them at least once a week. Whether you eat onsite or take it to go, they prep perfectly and make sure you have everything you need. It's consistent and reliable, and I appreciate that I can count on that as a customer. They truly care about making your entire experience pleasurable- the taste, presentation, and service. I have no suggestions for improvement. Well, except to say I wish we could experience it MORE! . Open for dinner! JC's Deli is the best!

Um--what??!! How did we end up having one of the best tasting breakfasts I've had in a LONG time,…read moreinside what is basically a church on Interstate 20? So be prepared to read Bible verses on the walls and sit in what feels like a mega church cafeteria. Your food will arrive in styrofoam and foil with plastic utensils (and these things cost it the final star). But the breakfast was under $4.00 and it was GOOD. In Texas speak, REAL good! I would stop there again.

Easy online ordering and pickup. Fast and friendly service enjoyed my pastrami sandwich and Greek…read moresalad. Really affordable. Location is a little tucked away and has poor lighting - a little tough to find.

One of my favorite places to eat. Staff is usually very friendly. Daytime hours are best, once the…read morehigh school kids come on shift, service tends to go down. The upholstery on every one of the booths need to be replaced, they're cracked and torn and it snagged a hole in my dress.

Haven't been here in 13 years, a lot has changed. The food was good! I got the pastrami sandwhich…read moreand it was very good. The tempura fries were also very good. Service was alright but not over the top. The ambiance is what isn't the same anymore, the place just isn't as lively and welcoming like it was back in the day. I miss the old T's and everything it was, but with time comes change and people move on and new people come in. Overall pretty good. Very interested to try out the breakfast.

I live in San Angelo and have had breakfast here a couple of times with good results. However,…read moretoday was different. The hostess was not pleasant, helpful or friendly. We ordered Caesar Salads, one with salmon and one with chicken. The chicken was tough and the lettuce was old and brown and I could not taste any Caesar dressing. Same went for the salmon salad. We will not be back...I expected great food and service for my $35 and received neither.