Do not order frozen turkeys online. I paid over $80 online for a 10-12 lb turkey pickup and got…read morehome and saw it was only a 9 lb turkey with a price tag of $67. Not happy with the bait and switch.

The Reuben was a little small but made up for it with great meat and flavors. And you can't beat…read morethe ham sandwich.

Yum! You've got to try their peach tea and dessert…read more The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. It was easy to hear. Wait times were very reasonable. The sandwiches were bland, but they have a great serving of meat and each plate includes a dressed salad and chips with dip. The bread was really good. The location could be better, since the restaurant is at the back of KKs. The perimeter of the restaurant does not conceal very much of your view of the booths. I wish there were windows and a better view, but the atmosphere was still fine. The bill was more expensive than I expected, but the food was pretty good and I had a positive experience. I'll come again to order the peach tea and pie, but I will probably try a different entree.

Such a great place for lunch with friends. Attentive staff and delicious food. Highly recommend!read more

Let's start with the drink refill policy, charging $3 for each refill feels excessive…read more I came here based on recommendations that this is the best pizza in Lubbock, and if that's the case, that's honestly disappointing. The pizza isn't terrible, but it's nothing special and definitely wouldn't make my top 10. As for the subs, credit where it's due, the crusty bread they use is very good. I'll give Dion's that. The Greek salad was decent, not the Caesar salad though. The dressing is packaged so you get what you get.

service is good but we got take out. The green chile had no flavor and it's kind of soggy. A little…read moregreasy as well. Not my favorite but not bad. Green chile ranch is 50 cents each.

I really enjoy going here when I have a longer lunch break. The employees are kind, patient, and…read moreefficient. Service is pretty fast. In terms of pricing and environment, this restaurant feels kind of like sugar bakers - the crowd that eats here is generally older, and entirely female. Maybe this is because it's a quieter eating location with good sandwiches. Nothing here is out of this world or fancy. However, I never leave disappointed. For the sides, I would recommend the broccoli cheddar over the potato soup. Also, get the pasta salad or chips instead of the side salad. If possible, leave room for pie.

Found this little shop while I was looking for a place to eat on my lunch break. So yummy, staff…read morewere super nice and helpful. Will definitely have to come back:)

This place is amazing! The food, the service are top notch! The family that own this do such an…read moreamazing job. We have had breakfast and lunch, everything from biscuits and gravy, steak fingers, fried fish and pie! Let me tell you the pies are the best ever! Thank you to the owners for always taking great care of us and remembering my wife's coconut cream pie everytime!

We came for breakfast. The service was phenomenal. Our waitress was super sweet, attentive and…read moreanswered all of our questions. My husband is super keen on breakfast and she offered him the lunch menu and gave great suggestions. I had the huevos rancheros and he had the Philley Cheesesteak. All were great!

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

Loved this place, was recommended it by a Lubbock local and it didn't disappoint…read more We arrived around 10:30am on a Thursday and it was perfect timing as they filled up by the time we left. They have a few tables inside and outside, we sat inside. There was one individual working for orders and they were a delight. Very friendly and patient as we weren't sure what to get. Coffee was tasty, and we went with the southwestern omelet, French toast, 1 blueberry pancake and breakfast plate with ham. Highly recommended to order the hash browns well done (1 plate and 1 did not) and wished I had done the well done ones. Next time. The food was great and everything came out hot. As they are a make to order kitchen, patience is key for greatness. We also ordered a few of the fried pies to go....so the verdict is still out on those. I doubt they won't be delicious based on the meal. Great place to checkout if in the area.

I've seen this restaurant nestled behind Breakfast House and wondered about it for years. It was a…read morefriendly place with decent good, but it won't be a place I'll be going to regularly. For anyone wondering what I was wondering: - you do not order at the counter and then sit down. You choose a table and have a waitress. Ours was attentive and friendly. - don't go here if you just want something light. Most items are heavy. There is a fruit parfait option, but it was 12 dollars. - if you're debating getting the biscuits or the blueberry pancake, absolutely get the pancake. It was HUGE and delicious. - Don't bother paying extra and getting meat. Neither the ham nor bacon were very good. - sit inside if you can. The front patio is okay, but is surrounded by the pothole filled parking lot, backs of buildings, and an employment service business. - I was hoping to grab a slice of apple bread or an apple item, but the bakery cabinet was extremely limited and needed to be restocked.

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