Snuggled in a corner inside a Shell station off Underwood in Pasadena is Big Mouth. Huge menu from…read morebreakfast to lunch. I got the classic bacon cheese burger with everything and tots. Really good. Reminded me of a Wh%/@burger but the tots where mediocre. Kinda tasted freezer burnt. Anyway they have more to choose from. Their Sammich list looks good. I'll be back for another run. Till we eat again

5 Stars - A hidden gem in La Porte!…read more Just tried out Big Mouth Burgers for the first time, and wow -- this place seriously delivers! It might be tucked inside a gas station, but don't let that fool you. The food is legit. I ordered one of their burgers (spicy chicken) and it was stacked with flavor -- fresh veggies, grilled onions, and perfectly toasted sour dough bread. Every bite was awesome. The steak fries on the side were super tasty too. And my friends had curly fries, which were crispy and addicting. I definitely liked those more. They also had 2 house sauce bottles on the table that took things to another level -- definitely try it if you go. The vibes were relaxed and the staff was really friendly, which made the whole experience even better. If you're anywhere near La Porte and in the mood for a solid burger/nachos/wings, check this place out. Big Mouth is officially on my favorites list!

Burger Libre is great for the whole family even our picky eater !…read more Our person who checked us out not only was helpful but let my husband know if he didn't like what he got (a chicken sandwich) it could've changed and that's exactly what he did for him! The inside of the location if comfy with booths and bar style seating. We always get the side of cheese for our fries!

Great food. Quick service. Love the hamburgers, hot dogs, fries and shakes…read more Reasonably priced food. Give it a try. .

Best burger in town! Ordered the double burger with Swiss…read moreand mushrooms, and was blown away by how good it was. Very juicy and full of flavor. Support your locally owned businesses.

This place is gone. Closed and demolished. Sad they had great burgers Hopefully they will come back…read morein a new location

Nothing special or extraordinary. The only thing was they gave me sweet tea rather than…read moreunsweetened that I ordered. The quality of the food was as expected as usual with nothing to praise about. I didn't get pickles in my sandwich. It was a pretty simple order.

This place is terrible I was on my way to my house I was super hungry so I. Ordered a strawberry…read moremilkshake and a spicy sandwich second of all I had to wait 1 hour and 30 minutes just for 2. Thing order lastly, when I got my food it wasn't even cooked and wasn't spicy at all and when I ask for a refund they said "no" so I said "can you remake it then" they said it looks good to me so it's good to you. The workers were on there phone and some where even touching the food with hands and drinking the drinks they were super rude. So I suggest not to go to this place anymore cause they are rude

Very refreshing food! Tried the gyro and falafel, both delicious. The sauce is great too…read more Looks like it is small inside, but there's plenty of seats

The work crew wanted something different than our usual local spots. Gyro Guys popped up on Yelp…read moreand was recommended by a coworker. We decided to give them a try. I ordered the lamb plate. I wasn't impressed with the quality of the gyro meat or the rice. The gyro was cut in cubes, no big deal rather than usual slices. The meat was dry and lacked flavor. The rice was also dry and had some hard pieces from the bottom of the pot it was cooked in. The presentation was probably the only good thing about the plate.

Came during lunchtime on a Monday. There was no wait and plenty of open tables. The majority of the…read moremenu is Philly cheesesteaks but they also have burgers and things. I ordered the freaky Philly. The food came out pretty quickly. In terms of taste the Philly was a 10/10. I enjoyed eating it but it was pretty greasy. There was a small pool of grease in the basket when I picked up the sand which. Definitely dab it down with some napkins before eating it. Although I don't know if I can make this part of the regular rotation, I will be back when I'm not on a diet and in the mood for something delicious.

**This is a 3.5 Star review.**…read more So, I'm not a huge fan of Disco Fries (poutine with a slab of cheese), but when I saw it on the menu, I knew this place must be legit. I lived on the Jersey Shore and traveled frequently to Philadelphia. I've done the Pat's vs. Geno's thing (they're both delish). I've had plenty of cheesesteaks at WaWa (Google it) and many roach coaches along the Eastern Seaboard. What most people don't get is the bread. The bread should be soft and chewy, and Pappa Geno's does a good job with that. The meat in an original cheesesteak is supposed to be cheap, thinly sliced and quickly grilled. Tender. Greasy. Wonderful. Pappa Geno's does a good job with that too. But -- there's enough black pepper to float a battleship! And there's nothing authentic about that! None of the original Philly cheesesteak joints empty half a can of black pepper onto their meat. Though I enjoy black pepper, my crew (including my Yankee wife) had some issues. Yo, Pappa Geno's! Enough already! Tone it down! We can add our own black peppa! (Still, this is an outstanding sandwich, as far as my taste buds are concerned.) Fries here are meh, but I like them because they warm up nicely in the toaster oven. The Disco Fries? Spot on with even the best diners along the New Jersey Turnpike! If you are a displaced Garden State or Eastern PA person, this joint might warm your soul. If you're a Houston person looking for a taste of the Northeast, you might well enjoy this place. Either way, tell them "Hey! Ease up on the throttle with the black pepper!" You're welcome. ;-)

This place has been opened since 1970, think of the history held in this tiny business…read more I lived in the area in the 90's and ate here regularly. It was good then, and still just as good. The 1/4 pound burger came out with a tomato slice, leaf lettuce, chopped onions, pickle slices and a smear of mustard on both buns. The patties are hand pressed, not smashed, pressed. The beef was good and not too fatty. That being written, my patty was a little too well done for me. But it still has a great char taste. The fries were regular fries and not much to talk about. However, the onion rings were very delicious. They're homemade not store bought and well worth it. Service was good and quick. If you're looking for a quality burger with tons of history behind it, this is your place.

This burger joint, located in Deer Park, is almost a hole in the wall. The interior is nothing much…read moreto look at, but there are a few tables to sit at. The exterior lists all the unique burgers like "the Greek" or "Tortilla Burger" The person who took our order was also one of the cooks, and he might also be the owner. He was a bit of a character, and wasn't partially warm or inviting The main menu when you order really only had a handful of options listed, which was surprising when there are several listed outside. Its sort of a strange protocol in that they take your order, they write it on a to-go bag, they give you a number to mentally remember (nothing written down), and then when you pull out money to pay they say you'll pay when you pick up your food The food is made-to-order, and honestly took longer than I expected. The food was fine. The burger was tasty, and the fries were good, but it wasn't anything special. It really wasn't too filling, which surprised us. Some tips: Consider ordering the double, because a number of us ordered the single Char Burger and fries and we were still hungry afterwards Cheers!

Food is always amazing and hot. This is a family run chain, so there are other locations as well…read more They have some pretty good hot sauces as well. I normally go for breakfast and have to include some oatmeal with my order. I'm not a coffee drinker but that also seems to be a popular item here. The workers are friendly and patient if you need them to be. Ohhh and don't forget to try an empanada or 3 lol

Looking for a nice little hole in the wall place for breakfast before heading out of town I saw…read morethis Cuban spot along the way that fit the bill and was a great choice. The service is very friendly and the atmosphere is cozy, dimly lit, relaxing for enjoying a good coffee and warm first meal of the day. The owner explained how she orders Cuban bread straight from Miami, and it shows in the quality of their sandwiches. The breakfast sandwich with turkey was delish, as was the French toast my hub and I split; our cafe con leches were rich and creamy. During our meal in the dining room they had no shortage of patrons coming in to pick up orders, so it's definitely a hot spot for locals. This place checks all the boxes... go show them some love!

Wow! We loved the family platter with 20 original flavor tenders, 4 fries, 4 Texas toasts, and 8…read moresauces. The tenders were juicy and delicious. The Layne's sauce is the best. We did order take out and waited just 10 minutes to get our order. The restaurant itself was clean and spacious and we enjoyed the wall art and artifacts as we waited. Layne's is a great option for juicy chicken tenders.

Chicken Tenders is still hot on the radar for food trends. Heard about Layne's when it was…read moreannounced they were opening the Hou metro area. Location is on the heavily congested Fairmont corridor. Parking is decent and free. So I believe Layne's has a cult like following it's either you love it or you don't. Counter is at entrance and you order there. I went with the 3 tender combo with fries, gravy, and Texas toast. The food came out hot and fresh. The tenders were decent but not great. There was hardly any seasoning in the breading to make this tender stand out. The cream gravy helped. The restaurant is clean and the bathrooms were clean. There is alot of artwork around the building to give it some identity. The story behind the 6 clocks on the wall was cool. I don't think playing loud reggaeton in the kitchen where all your guests can hear is a good look. Will I be back in the future, prob not. Overall marginal food.

As far as fast food chicken goes, I thought Bojangles on Bay Area Blvd was a great experience! I…read moretried Bojangles for the first time just recently because of all the hype I had heard about it from East Coast people. What used to be the old Genghis Grill location, this Bojangles definitely gives Raising Canes and Layne's a run for their chicken tender money. This location is pretty spacious, clean interior, fast drive thru, and had plenty of parking too. I missed the name of the guy I talked to at the cash register, but his service was great and you could tell how hard of a worker he is. I tried their 4 piece tenders, chicken sandwich, biscuit, dirty rice, bo sauce, house made ranch, and their new blackberry cobbler. The chicken is crispy, well seasoned, and larger than the other fast food chicken tender competitors. But the main thing I'm coming back for are those BISCUITS! By far the best fast food biscuits at any fast food restaurant, it honestly beats some actual restaurants too. The only small critique was that I didn't care for the dirty rice too much, it was just a little bland, and the blackberry cobbler was way too sweet. Otherwise, I'll definitely be back again! I want to try their mac n cheese and peach honey pepper sauce. Enjoy!

Today was my third time getting breakfast from this place. Although the food is good, the service…read morehas consistently been some of the worst I've experienced. I gave them the benefit of the doubt the first two times, thinking maybe the employees were just having a bad day. However, having the same experience three times in a row is unacceptable. Management really needs to work on customer service and people skills with their employees. Good food can only go so far when the service makes customers not want to come back.