The meat in the beef bourguignon was tough and unseasoned. It just didn't taste good.

I recently picked up an order from Too Good To Go here and unfortunately was majorly disappointed. The food smelled rotten and while it packed a punch with the heat, there was minimal seasoning so it was spicy but not spiced. I've been to other SNAP Kitchens and loved the food, so I'm not sure why the quality here was so much lower than I expected. I understand that the program is to help avoid food waste so the items won't be the freshest, but I still expect tasty food. Maybe it's just the items I received, but I don't think I'll visit this particular location again. That said, I LOVE that everything SNAP Kitchens offer is gluten free, especially since I know I can eat everything they offer. The food is usually delicious, but I'd probably avoid the Bison Quinoa... The location is super convenient with the location and there is short-term parking available both in front and to the side. It almost feels like a little market or corner store with everything being organized and feeling bright and fresh. And again, I love the concept and most of the food, so it was just a miss with this location for me. There's another location in South Austin that is freaking amazing and I've never had issues there. read more

Awwww Snap! Started going here in Dallas a few years ago and they have yet to disappoint. Everything I've tried has been delicious, around $7-11 and close to 500 calories. Some Whole Foods in Austin carries them as well. They also have a really interesting snack/beverage selection. read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Barbacoa and Street Corn - @ThymeToGrub - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Very nice and easy pick up. Fresh food! Loved the chili and the buffalo burger was tasty! read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Buffalo Ranch Burger with Loaded Roasted Cauliflower, Beef Chile Verde with Lemon-Roasted Potatoes, Greek chicken - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

Is meh a goal? This stuff should come with a free TV tray...Stouffer's would be ashamed to serve this. Got two meals, Korean meatballs and the Buffalo burger. Both were exceptionally mediocre. Except the vegetables. The vegetables were AWFUL! Reminded me of something the lunch lady slung on a tray in 4th grade... For $25 I could've gone to Applebee's and had a margarita on my TV tray. read more

I really like Snap Kitchen as a healthy food option. They make it convenient where you can go in, do curbside, pick up, or have it delivered. I love the ranch burger and the Korean meatballs. Someone else complained, but I feel like they have a lot of flavor. The staff is always helpful and friendly, and you can see what they have on their app. They used to have a rewards program that after you spend so much you got an amount off. For some reason they stopped doing that, so minus a star. read more

I've been a long customer of Snap Kitchen since you opened in Houston Texas on Kirby Dr. I've been going to your Clarksville location since 2014. I love the convenience of it due to my job. Zoe is always so friendly & helpful! Along with introducing me to new items on the menu. I look forward to seeing her weekly when I pick up my food! My only wish is that my app on my phone worked. Since you changed your computer system, I can no longer pre order my food! read more

Just found out about this place and it is an absolute gem! Essentially they offer pre-made meals at a super reasonable price and a large variety of different dishes and they're all freshly made and never frozen. Anything that you buy here can be easily heated up in their microwaves and eaten outside their location. If you're looking for a quick and fresh meal without having to go to a sit-down restaurant and wait/pay for service, this is an awesome alternative! read more

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Sweet Potato Veggie Benedict: Not good. They add Dijon mustard to the hollandaise and it adds a weird flavor. I don't know why I continue to try their food, it's always a disappointment. They feel inclined to add weird elements to each dish instead of trying to replicate what the dish is supposed to be. The food quality seems to have slipped and their flavors just really miss the note. Most of the stuff I buy ends up as dog food. Also, the service quality in the store has dropped tremendously. The employees don't know anything about the food (West 6th location) and before they used to offer free ones for you to try if you were unsure about a new dish. Now I'm just throwing away $10+ on food I can't stomach to swallow read more

I loved the food and convenience! Just stop by, pick what you want, warm it up, grab your snackies and drinks and youre one your way...and then no one can get mad that you stopped by Lush because it's right next door. Ta dah! read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Still loving my experiences at Snap. I'm sure they've been overwhelmed with the influx of people embarking on their New Year's Resolutions - I came in one afternoon about an hour after the lunch rush and the staff was diligently restocking the shelves with a smile on their faces. I love that they demo new items and give you a coupon/discount toward your next purchase. But I also love that they maintain my favorites. It would take a long time to get tired of the food variations there. I look forward to trying a more selective/strict menu so I can focus on shedding some LBS and envision a healthier lifestyle. read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Chicken and butternut squash macaroni. With goat cheeeeese! - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Real talk: I used to think prepared meals were a cop out, because I used to cook a lot. Now that I'm working longer hours at work and trying to eat healthy, Snap Kitchen is a freaking miracle. I recommend the chicken enchiladas, the bison hash, the chili, the sweet potato and sloppy joe, and all of the spaghetti dishes. Everything is gluten free (nice, though I'm not on that bandwagon), and they're now offering a lot more vegetarian options. The spice level is usually pretty high but I usually add some more salsa or hot sauce. The price is pretty reasonable per meal, and comes out to be less than using Blue Apron or another meal prep company. That said, I use the coupons from their weekly emails. If you order online or through the app, they'll have your order ready for pickup, which is nice when I'm in a hurry. I do wish that their containers were compostable, but they're recyclable and I wash and save the containers for leftovers. read more

Kind of like the concept of this store. Wasn't really aware of it before but stumbled upon it and got a few meals to make at home. They come in packaging ready for the oven with simple instructions on how to heat it up. I tried the enchiladas (pretty good) and the cauliflower satay (really good). I actually had a third dish but it was so bland I don't even remember what it is! read more

As much as I frown upon health food, credit needs to be given when credit is due. Honestly, I'm not much into health (nor do I have any food allergies), so Snap Kitchen was probably the last place I expected to find myself eating from. But my friend bought me some and though I was honestly reluctant to eat it, I have to say, health food or not, it was objectively VERY GOOD. I got a turkey bolognaise with brown rice noodles and my wife tried the coconut rice sweet chili salmon. That coconut rice is out of this world good - extremely flavorful and better than any pilaf I've had anywhere. The turkey bolognaise also tastes like something that was cooked for hours to get a classically reduced sauce, without the heaviness. Even the brown rice noodle is was pretty good - tasted like real spaghetti and texturally was almost the same (with a bit more grit) - but hey that helps absorb more sauce. So simple ingredients, complex flavors, feel better afterwards. Think if I was looking for a simple/healthy dinner, this would be a good place to go. And if you do have food allergies, Snap Kitchen might be the best thing for you since sliced bread. read more

SK, where have you BEEN all my life? (sorry Slipknot, you're just okay) For years it has boggled the mind how Austin, an unofficial health capital of Texas could maintain such svelte citizens when a host of cupcakeries, tacoseries, pizzerias and dive bars conspire to undo that morning 3 miler you just worked so hard on. And don't get me started on the more explicit offenders: Gourdoughs, La Boite Café, Tiff's Treats, Casino el Camino, I'm glaring at you. This calls for proportion patrol. Granted, neighborhood watch committees have been organized like Whole Foods, Central Market, Casa de Luz, select juice bars and the too-feeble-to-fight (Counter Culture, I applaud you) to battle these so-bad-they're-good miscreants. But when the few stand against the many, it's only a matter of time before someone eats a giant doughnut. Enter Snap Kitchen: Spring has returned in Narnia, and there is new hope for health enthusiasts desperately fighting off those hole-y, syrupy, sweet, juicy, palatable offenders. And it's fresh fast food!? Lies. Nein, frauline: this is primarily a curb-side pick-up establishment that offers daily-prepared, proportion-controlled, nutrition-labeled health foods for all. They offer catering, registered dietitian consulting services, and seem absolutely psyched about getting involved in Austin's green-living realm. You go girlfriend. Gluten/Dairy-Free Compañero [GDFC] and I checked out their 6th/Lamar location, inhabiting a sliver of shopping center, just behind Amy's Ice Cream. Keep walkin', sister. Immaculate establishment indoors. GDFC had their gluten-free meatloaf (which he hadn't been able to eat in years), and I tried their curry chicken salad with greek yogurt and golden raisins, making for a mighty sweet afternoon lunch. And their gluten-free cranberry pancakes I had a week prior? Taste explosion. Bonuses: - Everything in their 6th street store is prepared in their Triangle flagship location on a daily basis, and delivered here on a daily basis. - They are serious about expiration dates, to ensure all the food is as fresh as can possibly be. - Frequent om nomers card is in the makings, earning you points redeemable for good things. Good things are so good. - Their green-living concept is also applied in their 6th street store: utensils are made of *potato*, making them biodegradable. - Microwave available for re-heating whatever you choose. - You could probably use Amy's outdoor patio seating if it's not occupied and you wanted to enjoy the breezy, sunny weather outside, which won't last for long. So sit outside while you can, before the Central Texas oven bears its wrath. But the smartest idea they utilize, as far as I'm concerned, is one of separately organized menus according to your dietary restriction on their website. So, are you a righteous gluten-free, non-dairy, sodium-adverse rocker who likes to rock out? Then dude: you should SO tap their Chocolate Mousse Stuffed Quinoa Crepes. read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

I have tried 3 other ready to eat healthy meal spots and Snap Kitchen is by far the tastiest and offers the best variety. This week I redeemed a groupon for Snap Kitchen bought 7 items and all of them were good. Snap Kitchen has a good variety of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options. For breakfast I really like the apple oatmeal and the chili and eggs. The apple oat meal is a very tasty mix of steal cut oats, chunks of baked apples, crushed walnuts & palm sugar. The chili and eggs is made up of egg whites, ground turkey, Black Beans, kidney beans, peppers, onions, Tomatoes, Grated Cheddar. For lunch/dinner I enjoyed the snap veggie maki roll (vegan), it is a little sweet but well balanced with the red chili agave dressing. Best snacks are thunder heart Bison meatballs in spicy marinara & the Truffled Quinoa "Mac & Cheese". The Mac & Cheese is to die for! read more

I am trying to eat more well-balanced meals and decided to give Snap a try. The balsamic chicken is so good! I also bought the salmon and have yet to try it, but it looks equally as delicious. I feel the prices are good. When cooking for one, I have a lot of leftovers and just buying the ingredients for these two dishes would require a lot of planning and $. Can't wait to try more options! read more

Snap Kitchen has really good lunch entrees. The breakfasts used to be my favorite but they got rid of the different quinoa options for breakfast and what is left is just bleh to me. The spaghetti turkey bolognese and the grass-fed beef hash with quinoa is really good. Their snacks are excellent. I wish that they would bring more breakfast options back. read more

I've gotten quick lunches at Snap for years and supplemented a Whole30 with their delicious foods. I cancelled my subscription, though, because I prefer a ketogenic diet. It was a very sad day. The second I saw the word "keto" in the window, I resubscribed! I cook most of my own meals but it's so nice getting a few fun things that I don't have to cook. I work, I'm a student, and I'm an athlete. I also love the promo codes that give nods to current customers instead of catering exclusively to new members. It's great to see a company promoting a HEALTHY keto diet. It doesn't have to be cheese and red meat -- I just picked up my Snap order of jars of bone broth, probiotic snacks, coffee, yogurt, salmon, breakfast platters. Yum yum! Also, Kim is completely rad, she needs to be knighted or given a paid vacation to the Bahamas or maybe a puppy. She knows what tastes best and what is new. I have a medical condition and when I mentioned it, she had recommendations that I was really excited about, and no one knows my body like I do. Really cool to shop somewhere with such knowledgeable and genuinely cool employees. I decided to get a few more things and Kim threw my order together while I waited, despite the New Year rush. If you like Snap, follow them on Instagram -- gorgeous pictures, lots of engagement, and you never miss out on new items and updates. Keep up the good work, Snap! So pleased that you are able to provide meals for me again. read more

Great place when you are in a hurry and need something healthy and yummy! They have lots of choices to satisfy any of your needs : gluten free, paleo friendly, low carb, etc... They also have grass fed beef dishes which is something I always look forward to, their meatballs were delish and everything I tried there was great! Only downside is the place doesn't really have nice seating area but other than that I highly recommend it! read more

Snap Kitchen-Clarksville - Grass fed meatballs in tomato sauce and chicken with cauliflower - Gluten-Free Near Me - Austin, Texas

Make this part of your weekly routine. Simple, fresh, easy, affordable. The staff is helpful and friendly. The color coded approach makes discovery easy. read more

It totally baffles me that Snap Kitchen gets such good reviews. I think it's a reflection, more than anything, that Austin simply lacks better choices for convenient and healthy delivery. I order Snap a lot, simply because they spell out all their nutrition facts and have a simple, convenient interface for ordering, and delivery is pretty much guaranteed. But that's where the pluses often end. Sometimes the food is good. But often, it tastes like it's about to go "off" (especially those that are marked from their Chicago facility. Why? Why should anything here come from their Chicago facility?) If I order a dish with spice, it can be off the charts spicy one time, and not too spicy the next. And while delivery is always ensured, it's also often very, very late. Sometimes it comes in a flash. I feel like they've changed delivery services several times. Again, why? And what's with the awful inventory management -- they are always out of lots of food by 5 or 6 p.m. That's really frustrating for consumers, and it's just bad business. Out of stocks mean missed sales. Someone needs to come in and offer better-tasting food with more quality controls to the Austin market. read more

I appreciate that they continue to change up their meals, but a large reason I get meals from Snap is that they have (well now had) low calorie options. As a female, that's meals under 400 calories. They went from many options below 400kcal to a few to the last time I went, none. It would be great for them to provide a range of meals to suit different audiences / clientele. read more

I recently went and it was really great. The guy at the counter was very friendly and he helped me set up an account. That way I can pre order my meals and then simply pick them up. He also let me know that I can choose a plan depending on my needs and just pick it up. I've only had one meal so far (the spaghetti) and it was delish. Can't wait to try the other meals! Will definitely be back :) read more

Really impressed with a lady named Morgan who works at this location. Great customer service. Thanks, Morgan!

Excellent food and service. When I needed to push back a delivery one day they were very accommodating with the delivery driver following my instructions perfectly. The food has all been outstanding so far with great macros. read more

These guys are fantastic - and I am not just talking about the fresh, healthy food! The customer service I have experienced has been nothing short of spectacular. They work with me to get meals replaced and gladly refund my money when they can't. They are a true customer-oriented company and it has been a pleasure buying food with them. I look forward to my continued patronage of Snap Kitchen in Clarksville! read more

Food: Outstanding Drink: Even Better Service: Good Ol'Texas Southern Hospitality Atmosphere: It's like a dream fast food place... everything is healthy Ideal place to go if you're in a hurry and want to eat healthy. I dreamt of places like this ten years ago and viola, dreams do come true. Something for everyone.. meaning the Paleo, the vegan, the vegatarian, even the cricket eating lovers--(they carry cricket flour based protein bars). I had one of their breakfast choices: the sweet potato and veggies scramble, for lunch and it was sooo good! Even reheated, I could not stop until I finished every bite. They had a lot of other desserts, snacks, breakfast, lunch and dinner choices too. Too much too choose from... too little time. Progressive, healthy and great sized meals. Meaning they are a good size where you're not wanting to take a siesta, rather you're able to move within a half hour to get on with your day. I love Austin! I love the sweet demeanor and generally nice attitude, especially at this place. So friendly and helpful. It's like a breath of fresh air. They've got a great selection of cold-pressed juices here and even some cold-pressed coffee and coffee shakes. Yum. I would return over and over again, if I was a local. Love this place. This particular location was easy to get to even during a weekday at lunch time. There was a private lot and also street parking, plenty, as far as I could tell. Enjoy! read more

This is by far the best in the long laundry list of recent pop up - ready to go, healthy meal places in Austin. Plain and simple it's the combination of VARIETY, TASTE, and plenty of STOCKED OPTIONS. Without all 3, then well you get 4 or 3 stars at best. Some places stock a lot of variety, but the taste is very similar. Like the chicken in the wrap is the same tasting chicken in a chicken veggie stir fry bowl and chicken tacos. Boring. Some places have some good tasting dishes, but the variety is lacking OR there is barely anything to choose from. Lame. Snap Kitchen however has lots of variety and nothing tastes the same. Granted I haven't tried everything, but I got a total of 4 things: the Paleolithic Chicken (which I guess follows a caveman diet mentality), Vegatable lasagna (made completely of layers of veggies, no pasta, gluten free), a ginger chicken stir fry (amazingly flavorful, made with quinoa instead of rice), and a bison quinoa hash. Every entree exceeded my expectations. Packed with lots of flavor (not salt). I plan to make another trip back. The Ahi Sushi grade tuna nicoise salad and Vietnamese Flank steak lettuce wraps are next on my hit list. Kudos goes out to Living Social for offering a coupon deal to entice me into this little gem. Viva la Snap! read more

In an effort not to have to think about lunch, and since I usually work through it, I decided I'd try Snap Kitchen and see how I liked it. I picked up a couple of small meals on Sunday to take to work for a couple of days. The first was the Bison Quinoa Hash. It's delicious! Spicy, filling and interesting, a small kept me full until I got home from work. Next up, the Sambal Tofu. Delicious and unbelievably filling for only 150 calories! Next time I'd eat it over brown rice to bulk it up a bit more, but the flavors were great and I liked all of the veggies included with it. Since the first two were a hit, I decided to go pick up three more after work one day. I simply looked on their website, picked three things that sounded good, and called them with my order. I paid for it on the phone, so that when I left the office I just had to call them and let them know I was on my way. When I arrived, they came out with my food bagged up and ready, and I was off! Today I tried the Greek Chicken Salad Wrap and it was really good! It's a little small, but paired with some almonds, it made a good lunch and should keep me full until late this afternoon. Besides good tasting food, Snap gives you all of the nutritional information right on the package. It's easy to enter that into whatever nutrition tracking tool you use like Spark People or Weight Watchers and save the item for future use. And as for ingredients, all of them taste like they are super fresh and high quality. Snap is a great alternative for when you don't want to think about it, but want healthy options at your finger tips. I can tell I'll be a customer for quite a while. read more

Snap Kitchen is one of the things I love about Austin when being on-the-go where I don't have time to eat healthy at home. You can get a variety of fresh, ready-to-eat-refridgerated foods like vegetarian choices, gluten free and best of all Paleo selections!! They have more than one microwave available to heat up your food along with plastic ware and napkins. In addition they have juices, water, and healthy snack options. The prices are good for the quality you are paying. Only downfall about this Snap Kitchen is the fact they are located next to Lush and I have to resist myself from wanting to stop in and shop for bath bombs every time I go. read more

What Monica said. I don't got much more to say. I do wish a few of the items were a bit cheaper, but overall they are comparable to some of the pre-packaged take out items from the Whole Foods fridged section (like say, WF spring or sushi rolls). Also good (from the Snap Kitchen web site): "We are happy to deliver your order to your car at any of our locations. If you're * in a hurry * have kids in tow * can't find a parking spot. We are fanatical about customer service. This is just our little version of drive-thru! Pre-order online or by phone, let us know you want curbside service, and your order will be ready when you pull up. You can also call us from the car with an order when you arrive at any location, and we'll pull it together and run it out to your car in a snap!" read more

I surprisingly really like this place. It's ideal for someone who is single, busy and wants to eat healthy. oh yeah the quinoa mac and cheese - lordy, I want to fill a hot tub with this stuff and roll around in it.....but I digress When all these "healthy fast food" places emerged, I rolled my eyes, thinking 'how frivolous.' I really do enjoy cooking alot and eating healthy. However, when work and life gets in the way, it was becoming way too easy to eat out or even eat fast food and junk. I initially thought this was pricey ($5-$11 an entree, depending on size and content), but if I buy about a week's worth of food, it ends up about $100, which is probably what I would spend in a week, and this is less than when I eat out. Also, when I go to Whole Foods for a quick meal, I always end up spending $14. I am a foodie snob, so was surprised that food tastes good! I have my personal food preferences; they use a lot of sweet potatoes, probably because they are so good for you, but I'm not a big sweet potato fan, but it's not their fault! They also use a lot of quinoa, which I LOVE, but I find it hard to cook right, so they big points on this. The food is surprisingly filling. They boxes look small, and I initally got larges of everything - but it was too much! It's plenty of food, so actually a good deal. I wouldn't feed a family from here, but I'm single, so I know it's hard to cook for one. I also like that these are way healthier (lot less sodium and chemicals) than those frozen pre-packaged dinners. I also like how the dishes incorporate vegetables that I probably wouldn't even bother cooking for myself1 (squash, green beans, lentils). My personal faves are the quinoa truffle mac and cheese, the turkey chili, all the salmon dishes (surprising because I think salmon is easy to overcook), beef tenderloin. I honestly thought the pork tenderloin was little dry. The parking is very easy at the 6th street location. I only wish they would recycle/reuse the plastic containers. I have tons of them at home that I'm trying to reuse. So in summary, although a little pricey, it's a good place for convenient, fairly tasty, healthy food. read more

Can't beat the convenience and quality of ingredients of their meals. Snap kitchen consistently saves us week after week with our busy lives and helps us stay on track nutritionally. I have been following a paleo-ish diet for several years and it's so nice to be able to take the prep work out of the equation without compromising on quality. Also can't beat their customer service. Fast, friendly help every time we come in. Recently had a couple of meals that had spoiled before their expiration date and Nick and the whole team were very accommodating and did everything they could to make it right! Love this location! :) read more

I went back and gave Snap Kitchen another shot because of some fantastic engagement on the part of the GM over there. He saw my mediocre experience the last time I went and sent me a gift card. I'm glad I went back. I had the bison quinoa hash and loved it. I've been back a couple times since. Their options are healthy, well-regimented and tasty. When you heat it up, you would never know they refrigerate it after they cook it. The only thing is that I am almost always still hungry after I eat there, and the large portions are too expensive for a lunch break meal (so I always get medium). Thanks, Snap Kitchen, for engaging with me on Yelp and getting me to come back. I'm glad I did. read more

I am more than disappointed, having received the worst customer service I have ever experienced with staff representative, Mary, as I have been a longtime customer of this particular location. To sum it up, upon calling to ask questions pertaining to "pre-order" menu items, and being given 2 different answers, Mary rudely commented, "what part are you not understanding? I will get someone else who can assist you." Mary then proceeded to leave me on hold for approximately 5 minutes, wherein I gave up and disconnected the call. I would, however, like to add that upon calling back to receive answers to my questions, Megan went above and beyond. Hurt and disappointed with the customer service I received from Mary, I will take my business to another location before I walk into this one again. Perhaps a retraining in courtesy and customer service could be used with Mary. read more

If you're counting calories, avoiding gluten, or just trying to eat healthier on the run, then I highly recommend adding Snap Kitchen to your list of go-to spots. The chili and eggs plate is a stand-out dish; it's great for satisfying a craving for hearty/spicy foods without breaking the caloric bank. The chicken spring rolls served with a sesame dressing are also really tasty. You can also get several dishes in various sizes, which makes it easier to try new things in their varying lineup of offerings. The only strike against Snap Kitchen is due to their prices. While I realize that one of the unfortunate side effects of using high quality ingredients that are freshly prepared is increased cost, I can't justify spending that much on a day to day basis. Come here when you're stuck in a rut when it comes to healthy food ideas, or if you recently inherited some cash from that kooky aunt that you forgot you had. read more

I am thoroughly disappointed with the constant changing of the menu for the worse. Not only have you got rid of some great menu items you have added worse ones with higher calorie and fat content. For instance, the new breakfast item- the Spinach and Goat Cheese Frittata- is an absolute joke! Not only is it tiny, it is high in fat and hasn't got much value to it. The goat cheese scramble was my favorite menu item with the least fat and calories, most filling and the most delicious out of all of the other breakfast items. I am also not a fan of all the meals being one size. It was great to have an option of different sizes depending on the time of the day and the amount of calories you want to eat. I am not the only one who has said this. My husband was very disappointed that the sushi that was offered for a very limited time was pulled out pretty quickly for no reason at all. The staff were also confused because they said it was a very popular item. I have been a valued and regular customer of Snap Kitchen for years and it has had its ups, but recently it has been having its downs. It seems to me that Snap Kitchen is taking advantage of customers who will undoubtedly fall in to the trap of buying these items for convenience even though they are more expensive than they ever were. This is probably because there is not really anywhere else in Austin that offers ready-made meals that are relatively healthy (although to be honest a lot go these meals are relatively high in fat and calories for the size of the meals).Prices have increased and keep on increasing. One positive is the new snacks on the menu. However, the main reason I go to Snap Kitchen is for the meals and not the snacks. I can buy snacks at any grocery store. read more

Have you ever wondered what food would taste like if it were made with healthiness being the top priority, speed of preparation the second, and palatability a distant third? You're in luck. Snap Kitchen will satisfy your curiosity... but that's about all it will satisfy. Seriously, I'm a health conscious person. I don't eat junk, and I exercise quite a bit. But I also have taste buds. The chicken that I ate tasted like cardboard, and the sauce on it was so strong that it burned my tongue; not in a good way. My wife said that her meatloaf had a strange mushy texture to it. But hey, the vegetables and the cookie were decent. Maybe I'll just order that next time... assuming someone can pump me with enough medication to trick me back into this place. Ok, maybe I'm being a bit harsh. If you're obsessed with nutrition and for some ungodly reason like to eat something resembling a fresher version of a TV dinner, then Snap Kitchen might make you feel right at home. I'll stick to the many other healthy (and tasty) options around Austin. read more

Personally, Snap Kitchen is all about utility. While perhaps not the owner's intent, you're not going to find anything gourmet and delectable here. What you will find is a pretty decent and ACTUALLY healthy variety of prepared meals. Snap does a much better job than the competition in this space (especially compared to MyFitFoods, which I patronized to the tune of ~$700+ in 2010 prior to my discovery of Snap) and because there aren't many options in Austin I've spent close to $1000 with them over the past year. Generics out of the way, I've had nearly all of their chicken, pork tenderloin, and turkey chili dishes dozens of times. Their paleo stuff is pretty good, but a bit inconsistent. I've had everything from flavorful and enjoyable dishes to totally bland cardboard I had to wash down. With water. I avoid most of their beef and seafood products because they're over-priced and underwhelming, respectively. Their side dishes are also fairly overpriced ($3.99 for a tiny thing of veggies is criminal). To boot, I think they just RAISED prices in 2012 (at least on the large dishes, which are all I pay attention to). Needless to say I'm not a fan of this whole profiteering BS. OCCUPY SNAP. This location in particular seems like it has a smaller inventory than the one in the Triangle, so selection is sometimes limited towards closing time. Early January was a JOKE because of the Goal'd Rush. I've been there a few times when the selection of large dishes was desolate, and they offer 2x-small-to-make-a-large any more to rectify those situations. I digress... Bottom line, I've eaten here way too much and need to start cooking some more dishes at home. read more