Ooooh Mendocino Farms boy have I missed you! Its hidden right around the corner from Costco and…read moreWhole foods. Do yourself and favor and eat here instead of whole paycheck. Ever since Amazon took over whole foods their deli and salads area are so meh, bland and not fresh. I used to live in Long Beach CA and I would go up to LA for work a few times a month. I would look forward to those days when my accounts would ask to pick up Mendocino farms for lunch. All the salads delish. Always the most in-season veggies, freshly made salad dressings and it was just all the things I LOVE and really miss being so land locked here in Central Texas. 8/10. Service- the culture vibes are here. Friendly, helpful, efficient 8/10 Restaurant-fun, clean, quirky as I remember it.. cows hanging on the ceiling. 9/10 Food- I had the Crispy Rice Salad with tofu. -And a large side of the couscous (I LOVE that couscous... its creamy, light, the texture is fun and its super as a side or adds a boost to any salad or sandwich). -the salad greens crisp, rice was an amazing crunch. -dressing was soo good! Umami yet bright and light -all the extra veggies at the peak of season. Just chefs kiss! Ps: LOVE how the dressing has its own "home" in the to-go container. -points taken off for the tofu.. it was SUPER salty. Not sure if that is always the way or it was just a bit heavy handed today. It was not edible (bummer). The salad and the large couscous lasted me 4 meals. They pack a LOT of salad in that to go container. Is it worth for "just a salad or sandwich" here. YES! You will realize how GREAT good high sourced veggies taste when you eat here. Im so glad there is a piece of Cali here in Austin! I haven't had this level of greens in over 3 yrs since moving to ATX. The seasonal teas looked amazing-thats for next time! Come try it for yourself. Do a date day, girlfriends lunch. Its just so yummy!

First time here. Nice people, although they recently opened and service is a little slow…read more Half of a Prosciutto & Chicken sandwich & a cup of the Lemon Chicken & Farro soup. Everything was good. The crushed almonds were a little too sweet but overall the sandwich was good. Soup was great! They're new so everything is nice. Tables are a little too close together.

My guy... If you are even thinking that you might need a sandwich, this is your place. You can't go…read morewrong with any of the Italians. Everything is fresh and scratch made and the service was absolutely phenomenal!

Came on a weekday evening because traffic was so bad coming home from work and I was REALLY craving…read morean Italian sub. So I decided to stop by and get one at Tuccis! let me just start off by saying that they load the subs up!! The portions are huge for about ~$13 a sub so that's a plus. Ordering and checking out was quick and service is no frills but it's nice to see they remember locals orders. I ended up dining in which was partially why my rating is a bit lower. I would recc taking out since there wasn't anyone bussing the tables so it was a bit untidy. I was really excited about the sandwich but the cuts of meat were a bit tough (prosciutto) and I probably should've gotten white bread since the wheat kinda fell apart. I'll have to comeback and try a diff combo.

The best sandwiches!! No matter what sandwich you get you have to get some of the dirty sauce it…read moremakes the biggest difference and Dutch crunch bread.

Ikes sandwiches are delicious! And sooo many vegan/vegetarian plant based meat options…read more All sandwiches are 7 inch subs cut into half. I had the vegan fried chicken with orange glaze, it was quite good! Only drawback was that the restaurant was filled with smoke from the cooking grill when we entered. It seemed like the chimney wasn't working too great or the place is in need of a ventilator/window.

One of my favorite sandwich spots in Austin, hands down. The Knuckle Sandwich is easily my favorite…read moresandwich in the city -- packed with flavor, satisfying every time, and most importantly, consistently good no matter when I go. That consistency is what really keeps me coming back. You know exactly what you're getting, and it always delivers. Austin has no shortage of food trucks, but this one definitely stands out if you're craving a solid sandwich that actually lives up to the hype.

Seriously the most amazing sandwhiches!!! I came the first day to look and it was closed, came back…read morethe 2nd day twice and then brought it home to family. We seriously love Diana for her recommendation got the knuckle and the veggies. Knuckles was perfect lettuce and perfect meat ratio. Not too much lettuce and very generous with meat. The cheese crisps was so so so so good and just made the perfect crunch. The veggie though was so so amazing I have never had such an amazing artichoke sandwhich it was so good. If your taking it to GO and eating later let them know and they will pack the soggy stuff separately. Once again we are in love with this sandwhich and its definetly a must ever time in Austin. Thank you Diana and team for the best sandwhich ever !

Their turkey tastes so good, and the new rennovations really make it stand out. Shoutout to the…read morechefs /all the crew members.

According to locals, ThunderCloud Subs is an Austin staple. But, for my first visit, it completely…read moremissed the mark. I ordered the foot-long California Club, and it was the saddest sub I've ever had. The lettuce was micro-shredded, clumped together and translucent, there was just one tiny chunk of avocado, the bread looked lifeless, and the meat and cheese were a train wreck. Disappointing, will unfortunately choose a national chain over this local "staple".

I've been craving a real Italian sub for quite a while and being only a short ride from Tucci's…read morethis week it was time to check em out. Spoiler alert Tucci's is the real deal. Their cold cuts are high quality and their freshly delicious bread is suppled by the New World Bakery. The chains do a good job but it's like comparing an Altima to a Porche. For my inaugural visit I ordered the Gourmet Italian. This seven inch sandwich was stuffed with prosciutto, deluxe ham, capicola, Genoa salami, provolone, and finished with oil, vinegar, and oregano. I deleted the lettuce and mayo. Bonus points for not asking me if I wanted it toasted! Molto bene! Plus one ordered the meatball sub. This was another winner that was surprisingly spicy. The marinara sauce tastes as advertised "home made". The meatballs were moist and fabulously tender. Tucci's does have daily specials and I can hear the Philly Cheese Steak sub calling my name for my next visit. If you live in the area traffic is a mess but it's worth it to visit this East Coast Sub Shop.

I was disappointed because I heard great things! If we go again I will try a hot sandwich. I had a…read moreBYO turkey that was dry and the lettuce was brown and slimy. The bread seemed past prime too. Typical sub shop interior, nice employees! Just wasn't a fan of my food.

I was driving through Austin and found this hidden gem! The staff of the truck were super chill and…read morewelcoming and even though they were about to close they helped me with my order and even sent me a text when my food was ready so I didn't have to wait in the cold. Now for the food: BRISKET POTSTICKERS *chefs kiss* I will actually come to Austin just for these Highly Recommend 5/5

If you live off South Lamar I can't stress enough that Texami is the latest and greatest food truck…read morethat has shown up on the block. I tried their breakfast tacos first, and Peter (the owner) does an excellent job on toasting the tortilla and not skimping on the ingredients inside. It gets better though, I tried the steak quesadilla this afternoon and it's savory and filling. This owner is going places and I highly recommend trying out what he has to offer. Also rad that he plays the guitar out front until the customer comes up to the window.

Good customer service to our table and clean up after we'd eaten. Very nice people…read more The food was really good. I had the Denver Scramble and my cousin had the Migas Wrap. The atmosphere was good. Very comfy seating. We could hear and speak with each other with no problem. The young lady taking our order was clueless. Several items on the menu stated they included "migas." Was this slang for a food? Was it a food? She had no idea, and had no idea how to describe it other than it is "migas." She did not offer to find out from the kitchen staff, but just smiled blankly at us. We were solid enough with our choices that we knew we'd stay and eat there. But boy, if we hadn't been sure, she would've been the deciding factor for leaving.

I can't tell for sure where the food comes from that they serve here. Most likely Sysco, but it…read morecould be from USFoods. It's really hard to tell the difference.