Food is good but the ordering at the restaurant is a bit chaotic. I got the "A Wreck" original size…read moresandwich in wheat. Very simple. But I had to basically yell everything to the person behind the counter because there is a ton of noise in the kitchen. I get that like baking and what not can be a noisy ordeal but that's why restaurants usually have the ordering area a bit closed off from the kitchen. Also the counter tops are way high up while you're supposed to say if you want anything else on it after it's been toasted. I'm at least tall enough to see over this counter, but barely, and I'm 6 feet tall. I can't imagine how it'd go for someone that's short. Aside from that it's a great place. The vibe inside almost reminds me of some 6th street Austin bars. Everyone was nice enough. If you sign up with the app as a first timer, right now anyway, you can redeem a free original sandwich on your next visit. So i'll certainly be doing that soon! Oh, there was also a survey via email for a free cookie. So... cool. I like free stuff. See y'all soon.

Good sandwiches, good people, rustic and homey inside. Always good for lunches, isn't too busy.read more

Today I had lunch at McAllister. The club sandwich and tortillas said…read more Good lunch and fast service. If you need to eat with a small amount of time here is one of your options.

I had McAlister's cater lunch at the bride's vrbo and my son's hotel room the day of his wedding…read more We had sandwich trays with all the fixings! Everything was fresh and tastes wonderful. Everyone was so happy with the choices. It was a lot is food! We live McAlister's.

We came here two days in a row during an Aggie game weekend. We saw so many things we wanted to try…read morethe first day that we had to come back the next. Staff is friendly, courteous, helpful, and everyone pitches in to help, whether it's with drinks behind the bar, bussing tables, or picking up dropped sugar packets off the floor. My #1 brunch destination in College Station now. All the bright windows allow so much light in, and there is a steady stream of people, letting you know how great this place is!

First time coming here and the breakfast was delicious. The restaurant is super clean and staff…read morefriendly. I got the lunch combo chicken and waffles and my partner got omelet and side of country potatoes. They did forget his English muffins. We didn't notice until after we got done eating. Its okay. Maybe next time we won't forget. The food was delicious. I would come back again. I would recommend this place to people. FYI Beignets are great.

Coffee is strong and not acidic. They have SF vanilla and hazelnut syrups, and oat and almond milk…read moreoptions for lactose free milk. French dip is yummy with accompanying au jus. Bread is soft and nicely toasted. Bagel chips are also great with the chive dip they give

Solid bagels. A little on the pricey side. The coffee was fantastic tho so glad I tried it. I…read morerecommend it black. It wasn't bitter and the intended subtle flavors stood out.

The food and service was great. The place is clean and well…read moretaken care of. I ordered a tomato soup and it was delicious, I would suggest for them to add maybe crackers or some type of toast to the dish.

UPDATE-- Upon having spoken with management and the owner of this particular Sweet Paris…read morerestaurant, an effort was made to prepare for me a French omelette which closer aligns with my desired doneness. The conclusion, in brief, is that cooking such an omelette is not entirely possible given the structure of the kitchen. That said, I stand by my claim that their eggs are perhaps the opposite of "French-style" (which demands a low-and-slow cook), and should be avoided IF you are expecting a creamy dish of slow cooked French eggs. If you don't care about French-style, however, then the eggs are certainly okay. Leagues above what you'd get at a place such as Denny's, but definitely below Mess Waffles (scrambled eggs), Toasted Yolk, Broken Egg Cafe, and First Watch for my personal liking. Being that the centerpiece of this restaurant is its crêpes, and having witnessed a dramatic improvement in the stiffness of the crêpes in recent visits, I will bump my originally harsh 2 star review up to 4 stars. It's a quality restaurant if you're looking for a high quality crêpe (albeit the fillings are occasionally a little too cold for my liking). Yes, the store offered me a $30 coupon; no, this has not influenced the change in my review score. As a very picky and stingy restaurant goer, I only give positive reviews to places worth the money and time. Sweet Paris is the best place to go for a crêpe in all of College Station, hands down.

Came here for the first time with my kids. Ordered the Turkey Bacon Ranch, Club on a Sub, Firehouse…read moreHero, and the New York Steamer. All delicious subs, especially the New York Steamer, just love the carnivore subs the most. The food is definitely more fresher than Subway. Overall, decently priced for the quality and size of the subs. I got a large for all 4 of my subs. I also ordered a loaf of garlic bread which was mediocre. Nothing special about the garlic bread. We will definitely be back to try their other subs. Lots of parking and tables to dine on. All the staff are friendly and pretty fast. They also give a free drink to First Responders which is awesome.

I call my order in @12:22pm the lady on the phone told me that my order would be ready in 10…read moreminutes, I work 2 minutes down the street from firehouse subs I paid for my food @12:32 (still wasn't done) so I wait other 5 minutes, my food was done @12:39 when I got to work my bread was really cold Bacon wasn't cooked all the way and they didn't put my onions like I asked.

Piada has great food, the staff has a great attitude, and there's a great student discount on…read moreWednesdays!

If Chipotle had a rebellious Italian sibling, this would be it. This place is essentially a build…read moreyour own pasta bar. Their hours are irregular. Some days they have "large catering orders" and will post a sign up stating that they'll be opening at 11:45am instead of their regular 10:30am opening time. Their pasta is mid at best. I had the marinara pasta with spaghetti noodles and meatballs. I've had better spaghetti from Olive Garden. I should have left when I saw the girl behind the counter picking up pieces of pasta off of the counter and putting them back into the serving bowls. With so many other restaurants in Century Square, I would stay away from Piada.

I ordered club sandwich very good but my friend ordered roast beef and no flavor very blend.read more

My kids were very excited to see jersey mikes opening up so close. Service was great with friendly…read morestaff. They made the sandwiches quickly, which was nice as we just stopped in to grab a quick lunch. We had the turkey & provolone, Italian, and club supreme, they were all delicious! I also liked how simple the toppings/dressings are.