Well after several visits I can't seem to understand why getting hot biscuits and gravy seems to be…read morea damn issue. Today even after sending back twice to place in microwave, food at best was slightly warm. Cooks need to get their shit together.

Solid local diner not too far from our hotel near the Houston Airport (IAH). My husband had the…read moreSouth of the Border skillet and I had a chorizo omelet. We enjoyed both. I opted for grits instead of potatoes with my omelet. They served a bowl, not a cup grits, which I could not finish. The grits were really good. The service was great and coffee refills plentiful. The ambience was typical of a a clean, well run family diner. Bathrooms were clean and the restaurant was clean and orderly. We would come back if ever in the area. Prices were reasonable, less than most diners in the North Eastern US. I was so hungry at the time that I forgot to take photos.

The TB on beltway 8 and clay rd is so stingy with their portions, breakfast taco barely have any…read moreegg and 1 strip of bacon, ridiculous, the older lady at the window is so unfriendly, will take my business somewhere else

Very disappointed Ordered from here and the amount of…read moremoney I spent didn't match the food quality. Food was so bland and I was definitely missing items from my order. It was too late to call back because by the time our food was delivered, the store was closed.

This spot is always open Got the patty melt and fries…read morePlus some gravy for the first time Fries and gravy is AWESOME Usually get the Monterrey melt Lol

Would highly recommend workers who actually like to work. Place food sitting up in boxes that are…read moreprovided, what's the point of having it if fries are still thrown loose in the bag?

I was happy to see Charley's Cheesesteaks come out of the malls and have standalone restaurants…read more This one left much to be desired because I got an order of sweet teriyaki boneless wings, a bacon 3 cheesesteak with fries. I waited 20 minutes then after I got the food I waited for it was cold and tasteless. The fries was also cold.

They got my order completely wrong. I will never order from this store again. The order was printed…read moreout but they just ignored what I wanted and I got was very disappointing.

After a busy day of furniture shopping with my sister, we were starving! I wanted seafood, so my…read moresister says as a joke, there's a LJS near by. I hadn't been to LJS in YEARS, so, her joke paid off. All we had to do was cross the freeway and we were there. It looked like they took pretty good care of the restaurant because it was pretty clean. Sometimes when I go to fast food, it seems like all the tables are dirty. The lady that took our order was super friendly. She suggested that we download the app because they had some good specials going on. It did save us a little bit of money. We both ordered the chicken, fish and shrimp and a Dr. Pepper. We ate there... all the tables already had hot sauce and the malt vinegar on them, so that was nice. They even brought our platters to the table. The food was hot and fresh. It was good, I mean, it was LJS. It wasn't a star dinning, but for LJS, it was better than some I've been to in the past. They also loaded up our platters with crunchies. Who doesn't like extra crunchies? All and all, it was a much better experience than I thought to would have been, and if I'm ever on that side of town again, I may just have to stop by again.

Well, right now I cannot speak about the food, but I can speak about the service. IT SUCKED. I…read morewaited 2 1/2 minutes with no one else at the front counter then was spoken to by someone putting stuff together, I asked for a water cup for the meal I ordered and was told that the little plastic cup "cost them" $3 each. What are they telling the people that work here? There were other seated that were still waiting on their food at the same time and at the time I'm typing this. Still no food. It's hot in the restaurant, I guess no air? I mean it's summer in Houston.

I stopped for a late lunch and saw they have plant based protein. I ordered a bowl with different…read moretoppings including white rice, black beans and sour cream. I wish they had milder salsas. I topped the bowl with chopped tomatoes. I was impressed with the taste and texture of sofritas. Some tables needed cleaning. The aguas frescas looked delicious and I regret not having bought one. The mandarin one peaked my interest. I shall return to try it.

If zero stars were an option, I would use it without hesitation…read more We had just arrived at the Houston airport, exhausted, starving, and in need of food that could safely accommodate a Type 1 diabetic. Chipotle seemed like a reasonable choice. That assumption was our first mistake. We arrived fifteen minutes before closing. We fully understood that this was not ideal. However, they were still actively serving customers at the counter. Despite being open, the closing manager refused to let any member of our party use the restroom, even though there were still ten minutes left. Denying restroom access to paying customers, one of whom is diabetic, is not just inhospitable, it is indefensible. It got worse. The four employees on duty refused to grab lettuce from the refrigerator to accommodate that same Type 1 diabetic customer. The food was there. The staff was there. The willingness to provide even minimal service was completely absent. Although the employees remained inside to continue cleaning and closing, we were told we could not eat indoors. We understood they did not want to seat new diners late. But all we asked for was a bench or table to rest our exhausted feet while we ate the food we had just paid for. That request was denied. We moved outside to sit at the cafe tables on the patio, only to have an employee open the side door and announce they would be removing the metal chairs and bringing them inside. At that point, we resigned ourselves to eating over the hood of our rental car like scavengers, hunched over burritos and a quesadilla that barely qualified as food. And speaking of that quesadilla, how do you mess up a quesadilla? Apparently by serving a barely crisp tortilla wrapped around a thin and depressing smear of cheese that was somehow both scorched and unmelted at the same time. Shards of cold cheese hid beneath a lukewarm layer of barely melted disappointment. It was culinary apathy in tortilla form. We finished eating at exactly eleven fifteen pm, the moment they closed. Had I been the night manager, I would have done two very radical things. First, I would have allowed paying customers to use the restroom. Second, I would have allowed them to sit at two tables while staff finished cleaning, then politely unlocked the door when they were done. That small courtesy would have left us grateful, impressed, and eager to praise the hospitality of the four gentlemen working on January second, twenty twenty six at ten forty two pm. Instead, here we are. This Chipotle on North Highway managed to turn our first experience in Houston into a case study in how not to treat customers, especially those with legitimate medical needs, while still technically being open.

Very disappointing experience. We arrived at 9:58 PM, before closing time, and waited in the…read moredrive-thru while the two cars in front of us were being helped. When it was finally our turn to order, we were told, "I'm sorry, we're already closed. The car before you was the last one." This was frustrating because we arrived before 10 PM, and your Google page says you close at 11:00 PM If your hours have changed or you stop taking orders earlier, that should be clearly communicated. Customers shouldn't be turned away before the posted closing time after already waiting in line.

They were nice & kind.They have most of my favorite Blizzard's that i love.Dairy Queen is one of my…read morefavorite place to eat & drink.I haven't be there awhile.But i will come back and try their new Blizzard's .

First time I've been here... I'm never really impressed by sub shops because they're all the same…read more The food was good as I had a cubano sandwich. While it was good, it still was t special. The service was good. They gave recommendations after telling them I've never been to this place before. The restaurant was clean and busy. The basically prepare the food right in front of you. Good but not great.

Trying to understand why everytime I call to place an order the person that answer the phone tells…read moreme to call back and speak to the manager. I asked what's the manager name she tells me I don't know. How you don't know your manager name. I told her I'm pretty sure Mark (the owner) doesn't know that you're unprofessional like this. She replies I don't care what Mark thinks I only work on Friday. Mark get your managers back. These people you have working for you now are rude. Your last crew was rude yes just not like this one. I seen one of your old managers. She cleaned up her attitude and that place she works for she runs that store very well.