A Blimpie with a 4.8 on Yelp and 4.5 on Google Maps... seriously? You know this Yelper had to…read moreinvestigate. For context, I'm a Subway loyalist. I used to eat it daily back when a full meal was $4.99, and I've even had Subway in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. So yes, I have a calibrated palate for mass‑market sandwiches. They've got a handful of subs on special, but for a couple bucks more I went with my usual Italian--here called the "Italiano"--on Cheddar Jalapeño bread. And of course I did the footlong because size does matter. I asked for it toasted, only to discover they use a panini press, which flattens the bread like a stress test. Not my favorite. Ironically, I used to love Blimpie's oven‑style toast before Subway even offered it. They do have a separate oven for melting cheese, and that part I absolutely recommend. The sandwich itself was very good and definitely in Subway territory. For $1.29 you can grab a self‑serve cookie--critical, because I can select the front‑row cookie with the maximum chip‑to‑dough ratio. Fresh daily, solid flavor, very Subway‑adjacent. But I still prefer Subway's footlong cookie. It's a personality trait at this point. Staff was extremely friendly. I'm pretty sure the owner was working the counter, unless a gentleman of his seniority just enjoys staying busy or needs the cash, which is increasingly common these days. Honestly, that personal touch is probably what gives this place an edge over Subway. Pepsi products here. Acceptable, but I'm a Coke person. Blimpie is becoming an endangered species, even though it predates Subway by a year. But overall, I still think Subway has the stronger product.

Why 5 stars? Because this long awaited visit was so worth the wait…read more --- --- --- This was one of those places I have not only had on my list forever, but I've tried to go a comical amount of times. Somehow, someway, it seems to never work out for me. But it finally happened and I'm mad at myself that it took so long. Probably 2+ years ago a friend and I were at a local sub shop in Sugar Land, and he mentioned how Blimpie was always his favorite. I couldn't even remember if I'd ever been to a Blimpie, but I saw that there happened to be one, so I bookmarked it on that day, and it haunted me ever since. Blimpie cares not about decor or vibes, but they do make an absolutely incredible sandwich. The menu is unique, in that each sandwich is basically just one ingredient different than the sandwich above it. I opted for the Blimpie Best Deluxe on parmesan bre The bread was pillowy soft. The flavor of the sandwich was absolute perfection. It somehow got better each bite. I could not believe how much I liked it and how sad I was when it was over. It will probably torment me indefinitely that I didn't order the larger sandwich. I will prevail. And I will visit again. My question though, is very simply: why did Blimpie almost completely go away? It's light years better than Subway.

Authentic Italian! Beautiful and delicious selection of pastries! Breakfast croissant sandwiches on…read moreSunday were delicious. Coffee was also delicious. Customer service was excellent. We will definitely go again.

I love tosca! Ive been here a few times and have always had a good experience. Vibes are great &…read morethe food is always delicious. I love their pistachio croissants, always nice and flakey, and usually filled to the brim with a nice pistachio cream. I also like their focaccia sandwiches. Half a sandwich is more than enough. Glad this place exists in spring. It's nice to have a unique / cool cafe around. Will be back for sure

I always get a Travolta, a tuna fish - egg salad combo with lots of mayo on the bread. There are…read moremany other options and I always think of trying them but that Travolta sings to me and it's the one that goes home with me. They have some delicious desserts and I vaguely remember them from the few times I tried them, but I try to eat both halves of the sandwich and that's it, can't eat another bite. The service is always great, the people are well trained and are pleasant to deal with. Ambiance, what ambiance? It's a great place to go get your sandwich and we take it home to eat and watch TV. The one time we ate there, it took away from the glorious experience of eating that mouth watering goodness. There were other distracting people around us and keeping me from concentrating on my sandwich!

I went back after finishing a 5K. It was a Saturday night, about half an hour before closing, and…read moreit wasn't too busy. I wanted to dine in but decided to get my food to go out of respect of their 8 pm closing hour. I didn't look at what I ordered last time, so I asked for a recommendation. He suggested The Stallone and The Lucky. I ordered, then checked my previous order on Yelp while I waited. Same thing. OMG. I wanted to try something new too. Oh well. Then, while waiting, I had a thought: Wouldn't it be weird if they gave me the wrong order again, just like last time? Well... guess what. Almost. But flipped. They gave my order to another guy. ‍ When he told them, I watched them frantically take my food out of his bag and put it into mine. It was almost closing time, and the guy didn't look like he had any communicable diseases, so I guess there's that plus. But seriously, what are the odds? There were like five guys working back there packing orders it looked like. How does this keep happening? And one of the kids bagging the takeout orders had dark sunglasses on. At 8 PM. Dude, unless it's some medical condition, take the sunglasses off or get the order right. When I got home, the meatball sandwich was, of course, cold--which I expected since I live about 20 minutes away. I'd strongly recommend eating it there while it's hot because it's not nearly as good cold. Kinda mid The Stallone I ordered not warmed up. So it was okay. So, yeah, unfortunately, my second visit came with another wrong-order adventure. At this point, I'm starting to wonder if getting someone else's food is just part of the experience here.

I saw another Yelper say this place was voted best fast food in America. I googled it and they…read morewere right. Dethroned Chick Fil A by 1 point after an 11 year streak. WOW. So you know I had to try it. Honestly the food and service were both good. I think chick fil a is still better but I can see why it made it to the top. Got the #13 Italian on their famous rosemary bread. They don't really toast here but they can grill if you want. Takes about 4-5 minutes and they'll need to add Mayo to get a decent sear. I didn't bother because no toaster obviously means they don't really do that. But it's nice that they'll accommodate if you want a grilled bun. They don't have many toppings. Just lettuce tomatoes and onions. I got my 6" "Mike's Way" which includes all of these plus olive oil and some spices (probably oregano and basil but I'm not sure). Good location for an easy pop but traffic can get congested in this part of Sawdust at times. Staff was nice which always makes for a positive experience. They have a rewards club too if you go often enough. Also got some cookies. By volume the big cookie pack and the mini cookies are equal. Price is $4 and change. Or you can buy a single cookie for $2 and change. I thought they were pretty good. Only chocolate chip offered.

I've never been to a Jersey Mike's Subs before, but after hearing it was named America's favorite…read morefast-food chain for 2026, I decided to give it a try. There was a small line during lunch time, but moved fairly quickly. The cheese and meats are sliced fresh to order, and the portion sizes were generous. While they offer both hot and cold subs, I went with a mini original Italian sub, which turned out to be very filling. The vinegar and banana peppers added a nice tangy kick. Overall I'd place Jersey Mike's slightly below Potbelly in terms of the overall experience.

I stubbled upon this place - I ordered the chicken wings to go - they were cooked while I waited -…read morelet me tell you they were the BEST I have ever eaten. My BF and I ate them all and we are both feeling very satisfied and will be going back soon! I want to try more of the food items Service was great - place was clean. The cook came out at the request of another diner - she was very excited to get a compliment from them.

I ordered thru an app called Lunchdrop that we use here at work. You order before 10:30 and they…read moredeliver between 12-12:30. Had the egg burger: beef burger, fried egg dressed. Omg it as delicious I throughly enjoyed every bite. The system here is there is a break room with a few shelves and they deliver the days orders and you get a text to let you know your order has arrived. I will be looking for them on the next time

Worst Jimmy John's. Horrible customer service, the guys as night act like they don't even want to…read morebe working, sandwich had barely any turkey and was missing toppings. My husband ordered potato salad and got pasta salad. Won't be going back here and from the looks of the reviews the owners don't seem to give a crap. Very disappointing!!

Stopped by for dinner. The place was quiet and clean. Sadly I didn't have my lense or spectacles…read moreso I couldn't see th le menu up above. The staff was very kind and handed me a paper menu and was patiently waiting for me to decide. She then proceeded to answer my question about one of the menu and helped me chose my dinner, I ended up with the chicken ceasar wrap and it was good. The wrap was prepared very well and tightly rolled, nothing was falling or come undone with each bite. I did enjoy it. Thank you for the recommendation. Their location is great with the staff they have at this day and hour. Thank you for a job well done to you both!

This incredible gem of a restaurant serves an amazing purpose for our community! It is a fantastic…read morerestaurant, an amazing gym, a beautiful church, and a food pantry, providing food for thousands in our area! A customer services out of

Abundant Harvest did a lamb spitbraai with all the sides for my husband's 50th birthday. They…read morecompletely blew us away. The food was PHENOMENAL and the lamb absolute perfection. From the ease of picking sides (so many choices!) to them setting everything up beautifully and providing all the dishes, to fetching everything again the next day - the whole experience made for a relaxing event that we could actually just sit back and enjoy. We highly recommend these guys. John and Christo are friendly, salt of the earth type men and, man, can they cook! We will definitely use them again and for sure try out their breakfasts at the restaurant too. Til then we will be dreaming of those pumpkin fritter balls in caramel sauce and koeksisters

It matters that they make everything in-house. And the owner proudly talked about sourcing locally…read morefrom Tomball and such, something we really appreciate. We ordered Fried shrimp, with creamed spinach and onion rings. The flavor of the food was good, well-seasoned, and it was new to me to have leaf spinach served in a cheese sauce and I decided I like it! If you like your food spicy, then order the Shrimo Cocktail. It was a little spicy for me, but the flavors were good. We ordered a stuffed baked potato with butter, sour cream and chives. The potatoes skin tasted great, not sure how it was seasoned, but we liked it and the prosaic boring stuffed baked potato was really delicious when I poured the remainder of my spinach's cheese sauce over it. Desserts are homemade, and today's offerings were crème brûlée and Key lime pie. They weren't bad. The owner was welcoming and I liked our nice chat, particularly as they were short-staffed as somebody had not turned up for work. Overall, we had no real expectations going in and thought the food tasted much better than we had anticipated. Try it.

So I hear Wednesday is their big day. It's Prime Rib day. I called a day ahead to see what hours…read moreit's served. The owner who answered the phone told me that actually the employees of one of the companies in the area reserved like the whole cow. I think he said 64 lbs or something like that. Savages. But he did say they could save a piece for us if I told him when I wanted to come in. I asked him for a good time to come. He said usually they're done cooking it by 12:30 pm and then it needs time to cool down. So he suggested mid-afternoon like around 2 pm. Ok. Well what the heck. A late lunch it is then. I've always been a whore for a good cut of meat. When we got there I told the host/waiter that we had a reservation and he just replied ok and didn't bother asking our name or checking us off a list or anything. Understandable I suppose since the place was empty. When we got the menus my first observation was that a number of the prices were higher by several dollars than as listed on their website, including the prime rib. The waiter replied it's just a few bucks, and then noted it's actually been like that for a few months. When I talked to the owner later he said they're waiting for the lady who handles their website to make the update. I've posted pics of their current in store menu so you can know the current prices. I think the waiter was new. Because he didn't ask how we wanted our prime rib cooked (I had to ask him later if we have a choice). Also when I asked for more horseradish (it doesn't come with the prime rib automatically) he took my plastic thimble looking cup and just refilled it, which seemed a bit unsanitary and odd. Also I had to ask for ketchup for the onion rings. When I was signing the bill he just hovered and immediately took it. It just felt weird. I dunno. Maybe his shift was ending or something. I know this sounds weird to comment on but the water tasted off. It's the first time I've ever said that. But it just tasted weird. I couldn't put my finger on it. Maybe like it already had some lemon in it? Yet there was a lemon slice on the rim of the glass. So I'm not sure. Anyway onto the prime rib. I thought it was ok. My kid absolutely loves prime rib and that's the real reason we came. But she just didn't like it here. However it is one of their most popular dishes and the way they sell out obviously folks in the area are ga ga for it. So definitely come give it a try for yourself. It comes 2 sides but not a baked potato which is $5 extra. I love baked potatoes but the extra cost made me not want to get it. The waiter said the mashed potatoes do not come with gravy but actually the sauce that comes with the prime rib is pretty thick and could easily be used for this. I thought the cream spinach was good as well as the fries and onion rings. Note the QR codes on the bill didn't work to pay. I'm not sure why. I think the waiter said something was wrong with their computers. When we asked for a to go box the lid on my gravy container didn't securely close. The waiter said that actually all of the containers have that problem. Yikes. Well just be careful you don't spill it in your car. I guess the waiter told the owner my kid didn't like the prime rib and when we were boxing it up the owner came to our table and was apologetic and super nice about it and offered to comp her plate. Now that's old school class. I've been to some of these newer places where they couldn't give a crap. But the owner here actually cares that people have a good time. So kudos to him. Their menu is extensive. And they have something for everyone. They also have a kids menu with reasonable prices. The monte cristo and pork knuckle were catching my eye. Maybe another day.

Third gen has cemented itself as the most reliable, comfortable, and only coffee shop to visit in…read moreThe Woodlands. Great coffee, vibes, and seating -- amazing WiFi access that doesn't run out of time! And that's a rarity. I've had many reunions at the coffeehouse, planned and unplanned, as Third gen seems to serve as an oasis for we Woodlands native adults returning home from our respective cities where good cafes exist. I will say this: Third Gen is far better than most cafes at which I've been a regular in Austin and downtown Houston both. Props to the team and owner, yall are great

Always a good cup of coffee at this place. Good music, quick lines and great people. I got a hot…read moredrink this time and was glad I did, the flavor was on point and coffee was not extremely hot but just right. I would absolutely come back, good spot in the woodlands tucked under trees. When is hot outside I typically like to get an iced coffee which I have had in the past here and it was good as well.

We were crawling in Sawdust Road traffic, trying to figure out lunch. The usual chain lineup was…read moreright there--KFC, Burger King, Chick-fil-A, Taco Bell, Chipotle--but we wanted something different. Then we spotted an LED sign advertising a $10 lunch special at Ronny G's. A quick search showed we were only two minutes away, so we pulled in (directly in front of Walmart on Sawdust). We expected a tiny, throwaway lunch menu and standard bar food--and we were dead wrong on both counts. The $10 lunch selection is huge. My French dip was as good as any I've had, my partner's burger was solid, and both came with a mountain of hot fries. If you haven't checked this place out yet, pull in and give it a shot. You won't be disappointed.

Ronny G's it's probably one of my most favorite places to get a snack and have a drink…read more The food is absolutely amazing. I did the steak fingers tonight and is just absolutely delicious. Don't miss this opportunity.