First time here. Service is basically self served, there's a kiosk that you order from . Lots of…read moredrink selection which all looks great. Decor is very welcoming and great for pictures. We ordered the grill pork sandwich, combination sandwich and Roasted rice with black jelly milk tea. Bread was amazingly crispy and flaky. Combination was good, only complaint is there wasn't enough veggies. The grill pork was tasty but had lots of pieces of fat. Again, not much veggies. Surprisingly, the milk tea wasn't too sweet and the roasted rice flavor wasn't overwhelming .

6.2 Not that great,…read morenot that bad. Bread was the highlight but got mushy halfway through from overload of sauce.

We popped into Nashville Cafe downtown and it immediately felt like one of those hidden little gems…read moreyou're glad you stumbled into. The space itself is adorable--think industrial loft vibes with exposed brick, warm wood accents, and that cozy, slightly artsy feel you get from an old brick building repurposed just right. It's the kind of place that feels calm and intimate, especially tucked into a quieter downtown pocket that gives off small-city charm in the best way. I ordered a loose-leaf green tea (I won't even attempt to pronounce the name), brewed French-press style, and it was so good--earthy, smooth, and surprisingly reminiscent of crispy rice mixed with green tea. Warm, comforting, and thoughtfully prepared. My husband went with an Americano, which was solid and well-balanced. They do offer food and small bites, but what really stood out was how community-forward the space feels. There's local artwork displayed throughout the café, all available for purchase, along with curated retail items like tallow products, cool tees, and other thoughtful little finds you don't usually see in a coffee shop. Between the cozy industrial atmosphere, quality drinks, and strong support of local artists and makers, Nashville Cafe feels less like a quick coffee stop and more like a place you actually want to linger. A really sweet spot downtown--quiet, creative, and full of character.

Atmosphere nice....Quaint coffee shop feel. We enjoyed…read morevarious items from the menu- fritata with fruit, salmon sandwich, pesto chicken sandwich-all good. The roast beef sandwich and the sausage rolls were amazing. Tea, iced matcha w/orange, latte and steamer all very good! Highly recommend

My favorite sandwich shop in town. Excellent service from…read morefriendly employees. Quality is assured every time you order.

The food was right on point! We tried different dishes since my friend had never had Peruvian…read morecuisine. He wants to come back to try more. We ordered lomo saltado and it was ok. The steak was over cooked. But papa a la guancaina was perfect, arroz chaifa was perfect, the maracuyao drink was perfect! I will happily be returning to this place. The owner was very friendly and came to our table to chat with us. They also had live music and it was a nice touch.

Met my expectations for a Jersey Mikes, clean store, fast service and of course delicious subs…read more Went with mini make your own with ham, American cheese, bacon and ham. Along with a giant club supreme mikes way on rosemary Parmesan.

Terrific place, nice staff and very clean. I have been to both places here in Lubbock. Best thing…read moreis my wife loves Jersey Mike's.

At my Sisters suggestion, I finally tried Pot Belly after all these years. Decided to because she…read morehad a Buy One/Get One Free coupon on her "App". It was my time to pay, so I said Why Not. Save me some money. (LOL) Not that impressed. I tried the BLT. Size of the "Sub" style sandwiches are way smaller than Subway, Jason's Deli, and Jimmy Johns. Not impressed with the bread either. Too dank, hard, like stale old bread that's been sitting on the shelf for a while. DRY as patootle. Girl asked if I wanted peppers. Said Yes. Then asked if on the sandwich or on the side. Told her go ahead put them on the sandwich. Didn't really notice what she was doing at the time (Can't really see them making the sandwich behind that 6ft counter), but I could hear her scraping the bottom of the pan with her spoon as she was scooping up peppers for my BLT. I later realized she was scooping up all the trail ends up (seeds, last of the peppers, the CONCENTRATED build up on the bottom) and packed my BLT with the last of what was left in the pan. Guess she did this to get rid of the old to put fresh peppers in the pan. I'll get back to that later. Then we checked out. 2 Sandwiches, 2 .39 cent bags of chips(.39 cents if we were at 7/11), 2 Drinks. After they scanned my Sisters BOGO code, it was $30 something dollars. I looked at the Guy like Uhhh, Buy one, Get one free. Guys said Yes Sir, it's still $30 something. What in the hell?? Sandwiches a 3rd of the size than Subway, at 3 times the price. Never doing that again. Then we get home. I bit into that sandwich. What the living hell. I tasted nothing but PEPPERS. HOT Concentrated PEPPERS at that. That Girl just totally packed ALL that trail ends of that pan onto my sandwich. I love peppers on my sandwiches, but that was ridiculous. I scraped off what I could, but the damage was done. I still ate on it best I could, but the sandwich was absolutely ruined with all that pepper concentrate soaking into the sandwich on the way home. Bad first experience. But, I gave it a try a second time. This time I just had a medical procedure done. Could only eat soft foods the rest of the day. Sister suggested Soups from Pot Belly. Said OK, but NO PEPPERS this time. (LOL) Went through the drive through. Got 1 BOWL Chicken Pot Pie, 1 CUP of Potato. Close to $15. Kinda though $15 was high for soup, but you usually get a LOT of soup when ordering at restaurants, so I didn't think much of it. Didn't look in sack either on the way home. Boy was that a RIP OFF. The "CUP" is about the size of 1/2 a can of Campbell concentrate soup. The "BOWL" is almost the size of a can of Campbell ready to eat soup. I paid $15 for the same amount of canned Soup I could have gotten at United for around $3. I don't see myself going to Pot Belly ever again. I don't get the "APP" Generation that are paying these prices for such little food. Their APP gets them all sorts of rewards, but come on, is it really worth it to be spending $300 on Pot Belly's APP for $7 worth of rewards? No it is not. The APP Generation that is keeping Pot Belly in business just do not get this.

Used to be one of my favorite sandwich places. But recently the service is terrible and the app…read moredoes not work. I've placed two orders on the app, was given a message (I will attach a picture) after that I NEVER RECEIVED AN EMAIL with any details. Really ruins your 30 minute lunch break when you order, leave work, go to the shop you placed an order at and they say there is no order under your name. I won't be going back. Potbelly, fix your issues.

First things first, order a sweet tea with chai flavor add in! If you are a tea fan, you will…read moreabsolutely not be disappointed, o was talking about this drink for hours afterwards. Ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich and the bacon&chicken ranch Mac and cheese - both me and my husband were so satisfied with this meal. Flavor pairings were delicious and it was super fresh. The interior is meant more for a grab and go experience but it was very clean and open!

Was kinda hard to find…read more Food was really good! I had the 5 meat sandwich and it was really good! Service was fast, I don't think you can eat inside there though. Nice and quiet, clean, and again food was good!!

I wanted to try something new and Ninety-Two didn't disappoint! The barista I met when entering was…read moresuper sweet and tried to help me right away. Since it was my first time I told her she could finish the orders she was working on. I ordered just some simple toast with honey butter (great) next time I'll add the jam also. And then I ordered 2 pastries to go and a Rice Krispie treat also. I chose to go with a latte that had maple and cinnamon in it (sorry forgot the name) and went with almond milk. The milk they use truly is great it was creamy and made just right. Not a long wait. The whole cafe is set up super well, lots of spaces to meet up or to study. They were busy so finding a spot to part was the hardest part of the experience. Definitely will be going back again.

maple apple cider latte tasted like straight milk, but it was cheap. maybe i got the wrong thing…read more loud and busy place. plenty of outlets and seating, albeit they might fill up fast. aesthetic place overall

Never been treated so rudely. I'm a vegetarian and asked if they use different machines to cut…read moretheir cheese and meat. They said they didn't. I said thank you and went to leave. A manager walked up and asked what the problem was and when the employee told him, he laughed out loud in a rude, obnoxious way. Never again.

We always go to Mike's when we want a sandwich. The sandwiches are delicious. The vegetables are…read morefresh and the meat selection is good. The bread is fresh. Put that all together with some mayo and you have a great sandwich.