The food, the service and the reasonable prices were great and a nice reprieve from typical Dallas…read moreprices. Old school market with really great food.

First of all, this is my partner's favorite neighborhood sandwich spot, so you already know the bar…read morewas set high. We rolled in after our morning workout and the place was packed, which honestly just confirmed we were in the right place. The ladies at the counter were awesome. I asked a ton of questions, and they didn't rush me at all--they answered everything with patience and good vibes. They even ran out of my partner's favorite salad, but then replenished it and made sure we got the size we wanted. They literally caught us at checkout to hand it over. That's hospitality. The sandwiches have street names, which gives it that real small-community feel. I went with the marble pastrami and it hit the spot after a workout. We also grabbed some drinks--this place has a surprising amount of healthy options. Enough that we walked out with a few in hand and a mental list of more to try next time. You can order to go or eat inside, and honestly both are solid options. If you see an open seat, grab it quick. Bonus points: there's a flower shop connected to the deli, so of course I wandered over and picked up some beautiful flowers for her. Perfect way to end a great visit.

....... READ THIS REVIEW ...... D Magazine best subs in…read moreDallas for a good reason! I've been eating them since 1974. Meats cooked in back - fresh and awesome. Many specials on the board too. Incredible secret recipe oil-vinegar sauce is their claim to fame as well. No other place comes close!!!! This is what a sub shop should be. GO! Family owned - support your local business!

First timers here. Tried the Cuban. Good quality meat. Fresh bread. Friendly staff. Restaurant has…read morean old time feel in the heart of University Park.

I really like this place; I come here often. This café has delicious coffee and a pleasant…read moreatmosphere.

Such a lovely place to visit! we're not from around here so it was a pleasant and cozy…read moreestablishment. we ordered Decaf Banana Horchata, Reg Banana Horchata, Cookie Butter Latte, and a cheesecake! OMG! super delish! They were super patient and charismatic. We also got to witness a sneak peek of their upcoming holiday drinks! We're not from Texas with the exception of a family member. We were in town as we hadn't visited Dallas at all. We're from California, so for me this was truly delightful.

I always go to East Hampton. They have sandwiches and wraps, I will always get the sweet potato…read morewaffle fries. They also have seating inside and staff is always super fast. They also have another location in highland park.

One of my favorite places to come get a lobster roll. That and the sweet potato fries is my go to…read moreorder. Love the little cookies they sell at the counter too. I tried one of the chicken sandwiches once before, it was good but not better than the lobster roll. I love that they offer both Maine and Connecticut style.

I'm so glad I tried Leila's Bakery & Cafe! I was in the mood for something sweet, and this…read moreabsolutely hit the spot. The coffee had just the right amount of sweetness, and the oatmeal cream pie was the standout. My daughter and I both loved it and would definitely come back just for that. Everything felt fresh and thoughtfully made. The staff were very friendly, and there was plenty of comfortable seating inside. Parking was also easy, which made the visit even more convenient. Overall, a great little find. I'll definitely be back to try more treats soon!

I had a great dining experience this morning. I stopped in after hearing great things about their…read morequiches and decided to try both the mushroom and goat cheese, as well as the florentine. While both were good, I especially enjoyed the flavor of the mushroom one. The florentine tasted a little bit more plain than I like. The portions were surprisingly generous, which was a nice bonus. I also picked up an egg and pepper kolache and a chocolate chip cookie. The cookie wasn't overly sweet, which I really appreciated, and the kolache actually ended up being my favorite item of the meal. There was a steady flow of customers the entire time I was there, which says a lot about the place. The staff were all friendly and easy to talk to. I really liked the décor and relaxing atmosphere that made it easy to sit back and enjoy my breakfast. I'll definitely be back to try more things.

I'm really glad I gave this place another chance! I love the neighborhood and love the patio…read moreseating. I met my buddy here last Saturday morning and I purchased the quiche again. This time it was so fresh and flavorful and not too moist, crust wasn't tough - it was delicious!! So sad that I didn't remember to take a photo before I gobbled it up! My bestie ordered a blueberry muffin, then later a croissant sandwich. I didn't try them, but she loved them both. I ordered a latte and it was so good that I returned for another. We enjoyed our visit, people-watching and catching up. The place was very clean although small but most customers seemed regulars and just walked up with their dogs and/or kids and left, so mostly live close-by, it seemed. How nice to take a short stroll to retrieve a delicious treat. Can't wait to visit here again!

We were looking for pastries to bring home for dessert and we discovered Village Baking…read more You could just smell the love as you walked through the door. There was a huge assortment of danish, butterfly cookies, and a variety of other baked goods. We debated about which ones to buy and picked out our favorites. They were delicious and freshly made. Service was great and they were very patient as we tried to make up our mind on which pastries we were going to buy. Prices were average for what you would expect for a homemade pastry shop. The shop had a comfy feel with cute tables and posters on the wall. We would definitely go back for more baked goods.Yum!

4.5 stars Food and coffee were excellent, aesthetics and…read moreall-around vibe were just meh Coffee was excellent. The coffee from cultivar was great, though a little bit small for the price. I got a large latte. It was great coffee, but I'd hoped for a little bit more. Food: The biscuit from the good friend was excellent. The gravy and the sausage were outstanding. Just to be aware, it is self serve. You order at the counter and then have to find an open table. That part was a little bit chaotic, especially since they required a few people on a Sunday morning. I wish there was a hostess to help guide the chaos. From an aesthetic, it's fine. A little bit more industrial than I had wanted, open kitchen, and grocery store type industrial fridges. Felt like the aesthetics were more of an afterthought. Filling portions, decent price I would definitely go back!

I stopped by the other day for a quick lunch because I heard they had amazing sandwiches! I was not…read moredisappointed! I asked the cashier for recommendations and they were so helpful! I got the good fella sandwich, no tomatoes/add onion! This is definitely going to be one of my go to places!

Its quite dark in here. Wish it was easier to see my food and company…read more The service was good. I started with water and after ordering food I wanted to order their brunch happy hour bloody Mary for $5 but never had the chance as my server did not appear again until the food arrived. The Ceasar dressing was bland, glad the salad came with lemon for squeezing. Lettuce was fresh and overall enjoyed my salad just wished for that anchovie flavor. Chicken was moist, surprisingly as it was fried too hot, very dark.

3.5 stars for me - READ THE LAST BULLET…read more First the good stuff: 1. The food is incredible and it comes out expeditiously. The Stroganoff is my favorite, but I have loved every dish. 2. The staff is friendly and responsive. I love their positive vibe. Now the rest: 3. The ambiance and decor is mid but it's not a biggie. 4. They serve tap water. All three times I have visited, the water has let me down. But the big thing and this is BIG for me. Every glass I have had water, alcohol, or a soft drink served in has had a faint odor and taste of detergent. At first I blamed the tap water, but after multiple visits and a variety of beverages, I have confirmed it is the glassware. Please fix this and I'll update to 4.5.

delicious sandwiches in 3 lengths of bread, many options. ~$10-15 average sandwich prices. would…read morelove to come back

The only thing that gave this a 4 star instead of 5 is the parking in deep ellum. Parking is so…read moredifficult to find and you more than likely have to pay for parking unless you walk from somewhere. But the food and atmosphere was great! I love that they have a full bar there too. I got the Kali Mist which has turkey, bacon, chipotle mayo and got it on garlic bread. So good! My friend got the AK-47 which has roast beef, mushrooms, onions. It comes with a side of Au Jus! Also very good. The bartender was super friendly and treated us very well. I think I'll try a closer location that has more parking. But definitely want to come back for more!

It's not cheap but knowing you can get locally raised texas meat here is priceless. They have a…read morevariety of meat types and cuts and quality you can't find at a grocery store. I got a brisket hoagie to eat at the airport (this place is only 7 minutes away) and it was delicious and I will be stopping here before Southwest flights from now on. Great service. The guy at the counter was passionate about their products. Very cute space.

The sandwich was . The spot is small and parking is limited. They have very kind staff. But…read moreunfortunately $14 for an a la carte Sammy is a little steep. I was hoping it would be stacked with meat. But unfortunately it was pretty light.