The best fruit cake so far Just next to the gas station…read moreA nice place to go for coffee in the winter

We have been stopping here on our way to the H-town area for over 10 years. As you enter you can…read moreimmediately smell and see their large assortment of kolaches and homemade pies and pastries. They also offer sandwiches and wraps. I love their chicken salad wrap! There are a few tables but most folks get their goodies to go. They do have coffee and some cold drinks. The attached convivence store has a full assortment of drinks. Service is always friendly and I believe some of the folks behind the counter have been there for many years. Pro tip: Parking in front by the gas pumps and convenience store is hectic. Park on the side by the bakery entrance.

Wife and I were in town hitting up some of the antique shops and Deidre's to grab a late lunch…read more Since we parked in front of Must Be Heaven, that's wheee we went. We slits the French Dip. And I'm glad we did. There was plenty for us to split and it came with a bag of chips. So yes, plenty. The Dip was hot and roast beef very tender. Good ajau sauce. Great light lunch. We didn't know their hours but they quit taking orders at 3:00. We walked in at 2:45. Got great service and food fast. Next time I'm gonna get ice cream too.

Normally, I have loved or at the very least liked everything I have had here. Two high school…read morebuddies and I meet here twice a year for lunch and hot gossip. The Ruben is good, love the 1/2 sandwich and soup options. Salads and daily specials are tasty, too. Pies - fantastic! The one notable exception is the Thursday chicken and dumplings. The dumplings aren't true dumplings just flat strips of pastry cooked in the soup, which was lukewarm and bland. Pepper would not go amiss.

Good spot. The service is great and they're very friendly. Prices are pretty decent for BBQ…read more The only complaints I have is their bbq sauce. It tastes almost like salsa or a marinara sauce. The plastic cutting board they use is also something they could switch up on since all the food they cut in it gets some plastic in it. Great service, decent food!

I have passed this smokehouse more than a hundred times, which may be why when I finally had the…read moreopportunity to dine here it was less than I had anticipated. I had the chopped beef baked potato, I'm not a huge fan of barbecue sauce, I believe my experience would've been better if I'd ordered the sliced brisket w no sauce. My son had the two meat plate and he enjoyed his food. I'll definitely stop in again to try a different option.

My friends raved about this place and they had every reason to. I was at a pickleball tournament at…read moreERA Pickleball in the Woodlands which brought is much closer to Tony's than where my friend lived in Houston and decided to go pick up a bunch of sandwiches. I'd have to say, the sandwich was pretty life changing and it's something I want to try to replicate, but likely can't 100%. Although they have many sandwiches to choose from, the Stallone was the one recommended to me. The bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and has a concoction of pesto, cheese, tomato and garlic? Inside it's LOADED with capicola, ham, salami, soppresata, and provolone. The sandwich was definitely a flavor bomb and I still think about it til this day. I would love to go back and try some other sandwiches of theirs too!

We need to come by here more often…read more Service was fantastic. We quickly received our Ruben and Meatball sandwiches. Scarfing them down at home. A couple of hours later we were both drinking a second gallon of water. I don't know how much salt is added, but suggest holding off for future orders!

I never drive to Houston TX ( in my case today Richmond, TX near Houston) without staying at…read more Weikells Bakery. It's historic and a staple in LaGrange, TX. They are known for their kolaches and pastries. They also have an assortment of goods including clothing, beverages, deli and a whole host of snacks. I purchased two pigs-n-a-blanket and pecan cinnamon roll. So delicious... Saturday was quite busy at the bakery. It formed a pretty pleasant environment.

Once again, headed down to see my parents. Always stop in to get poppyseed pockets for my dad and…read morefruit kolaches for my mom. The bathrooms are always clean. They have a nice store, it's a little more than a convenient store and bakery. There's all types of homemade pastries of breads along with a deli. I enjoy stopping here. It's just hard to pick out what you want cause I would like to have one of everything. Once you're able to pick out what you want the trick is getting it to a destination without you eating all of it. I have to put it in the back on the floorboard so it's out of my reach.

The staff member who took my order was nice and helpful with the menu. The food itself was great…read moreand filling. Would highly recommend.

New owners were great and food + service is much improved. Definitely coming back on my trips!read more

I had a pastrami reuben and this was probably the best sandwich I had while in Texas…read more The meat was delicious and plentiful, the bread nice and fresh and that made for one tasty sandwich.

I'm going to withhold torrential criticism of this establishment since I am new to it and I don't…read morewant to discourage folks however there are certain cautions that I think folks considering Harvey's should bear in mind. There is a dine in option however the place is relatively small and they have quite a busy "To Go" service so it is akin the having a meal along a busy sidewalk. Please don't misunderstand, if your option is to consume your meal in a facility or in your car it is likely more convenient but that ends the contrast. Because it is o "To Go" oriented for instance if you order gumbo (which I did) you will be given a small plastic spoon and salad (which I ordered) will be segregated (Like olives grouped together, feta grouped etc. ) in a container "To Go" container making it impossible to 'toss' without making a mess or using your hands. Let's address food which I have mentioned. Gumbo is akin to a Manhattan style fish chowder, not objectionable however not gumbo. The Greek Salad I gave already described with the addition of the fact that my dressing had solidified. When I pointed it out to the folks taking orders it was replaced however in this respect I'm glad I ate in...without a microwave it would not have liquified. Look, I am not an idealist, This is a sandwich "To Go" place I don't fault the owners at trying to make every square inch of a rental place earn money however the 'dine in' option is a convenience not an ambience. The 'gumbo' was not and the salad was a generous portion of lettuce, fresh vegetables, adequate feta however the initial dressing and the serving container for 'eat in' was disappointing. Next time I will order a sandwich which is a Deli goal.

I've been wanting to come to Zeitman's since I stumbled on it on Yelp. I've been wanting a NY…read morestyle Reuben sandwich for the longest time. We went on a Sunday and it was busy. The cashier said it was their busiest time. We lucked into finding a table to enjoy our food. It is like a busy deli in NYC. The Reuben was fantastic. My wife got the cheesesteak. They grill the meat and make the sandwiches right in front of you so they are hot and fresh. My wife's cheesesteak was ok. Seemed kind of dry and didn't have any peppers and not too many onions. Maybe that's the NYC way and not Philly. Anyway I love the place. We will definitely be back to try their bagels and other sandwiches. Oh yeah. I also got a Dublin soda. It's a craft soda (Coke) made with pure cane sugar. Goood.

Food: Pretty average I would say. The bagel is not on the thicker side but it is chewy. Flavor was…read moregood but nothing amazing. Service: A bit slow but kind staff. Atmosphere: Indoor seating although it's on the smaller side. Liked how they had other baked goodies that looked good but did not taste.

Every time I stop here it's worse and worse. Most of the gas pumps are broken and everything is…read morefilthy.

I LOVE this place. I stop every time I am driving to my mom's coming from Austin. it's the perfect…read morelocation for a potty break. I always get some kolaches for my mom. They have a wonderful selection. And they are the only place I know that correctly calls "sausage kolaches" as their real name--Klobásník--or Klobásníky (plural.) but don't expect those to still be there. On a weekday, they might still have these Czech treats until 3 pm, but on the weekends, they go fast! Always friendly staff and i just love looking through their home decor. They have the cutest little tchotchkes that are locally crafted and so wonderful for home, garden, or lawn. I have bought many a christmas and birthday gift on the way. Great metal art as well! The bathrooms are always clean and smell fine. I highly recommend stopping at least one time to see everything they have to offer. It's a true, "small Texas town" stop! Oh, and set the GPS! It's one of those "blink and you'll miss it" towns. One light and then it's gone.

Yes, yes, and yes!! Some call it wet, some call it fat, and they call it "marbled brisket"... I…read moredon't care, just serve me up them juicy slices!!! Like even on a hot Texas day, if I'm going to sweat, it better be over a slow smoked juicy brisket! Not to mention the bread dough of the sandwich and the mexican corn and brisket mac and cheese! So walk in, turn to your left where the strong smells are coming from and wait about 10 min for your order- even on a busy Saturday. Great service and of course fantastic meat market. I buy oxtail from here hella cheap compared to the big chain stores or even Costco. Come by and eat outside under the covered patio- come hungry!!

My mother was born and raised in Belleville and when I visited as a child we would always stop at…read morethe original meat market to get dry sausage for the ride back to Houston. This improved standalone store is pretty impressive. I brought my wife, who's from California and had never eaten summer sausage, here to get an official introduction to the delicacy. The jalapeno and cheese version didn't disappoint. We also got dry salami to make a Texas charcuterie board when we got home. The jalapeno and cheese version of any kind of sausage is definitely my favorite.