The Lennys Subs is right next to my dentist, and I always thought I should try them out. I had a…read morebit of time before a flight and decided to do just that. I made a mobile order and swung by on my way to the airport. When I walked in, it wasn't in their mobile order stand and there was no one at the counter. I waited a short time for someone to come from the back, and my sandwich was ready, but sitting packed up, behind the counter. Why have a mobile order pickup area of you don't use it? I ordered the turkey bacon avocado. It is a bit cheaper from the other chain sub shop in Grapevine, and I was interested to see how they matched up. First off, they added my pickles. I like pickles and it can slip past people's attention, as it is not a standard topping. The bread was soft and the sandwich was a good size. The bacon was nice and crispy, but I found the filling a little skimpy. The turkey was completely lost. The strongest flavors were provelone and bacon, but it is essentially a turkey sandwich. There just wasn't much of it. Nor the veg. Lettuce and tomato were just barely present. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't GOOD. Long gone are the days of $5 foot longs, but I do expect more for an $11 seven and a half inch...

What went well? Amazing food. The Philly Cheesesteak are the closest we've had since having one in…read morePhiladelphia! The grill chef Keyedrick made our cheese steaks perfectly. It's not subway- so it's not cheap- but perfection isn't cheap.

Writing my review with this being the 2nd time here! Along…read morewith the place being super clean and staff being so patient and nice, The chopped cheese is AMAZING! My husband has got the Philly cheesesteak twice and each time has said "this is the best Philly I've ever had" and he's an avid fan of them. I'm going to work my way to trying other things on the menu... but that chopped cheese is just too good to pass up! Definitely worth the stop as we drive 30 mins to eat here! You won't be disappointed!

After seeing Big Guys Bodega pop up here on Yelp we gave it a try and ordered pickup. What was…read moreordered- Chopped cheese on a hoagie with American cheese. No lettuce or tomato. Chicken sandwich Chicken Caesar wrap 3 orders of fries and some sauces. With a 10% tip the total was $58.75. My boyfriend loved the chop cheese 5/5 I was not a fan of the chicken Caesar wrap because the texture of the chicken is off. It was tough and chewy and made me lose my appetite completely. Aside from that aspect the actual taste of the Caesar salad was good. 3/5 My daughter had the same issue with the chicken sandwich, she wasn't a fan because of that. The fries are basic, some were crunchy with a soft inside and some were very hard. 2/5 I am not sure we will return as the food is basic for an expensive price. I would suggest they at least offer some type of combo option to include a side and drink.

We've only been here twice, but we've really enjoyed it! We were told to try the sandwiches, and…read morethey make them fresh right in front of you, so you can customize them however you'd like. I especially loved that our service today was 10/10--so much better than our first visit! Sarah greeted us as soon as we walked in and was incredibly helpful with her recommendations. She took the time to chat with us, was genuinely kind, and even suggested what we should try on our next visit. We will definitely be back! The whole experience was wonderful, and the sandwiches are so good!

So this is the second location for this business that I have visited and it is just as nice as the…read moreone in Uptown. The food is fresh- I can grab a good coffee to go plus breakfast on my way across town to a meeting. I found this location because my colleague makes this a regular stop. We were on our way to a meeting and I said something about coffee. When he pulled in here I was sure they were open so early. I was surprised again by how smooth the coffee was since I drink mi e black. You have to try this place for breakfast- they have a full on grill towards the back left side.

Location On Main street-mid downtown Grapevine, Texas…read moreParking Street, public lots, public garage Atmosphere Classy but casual rustic Texas building-brick walls, large bar, bakery on one side and restaurant on the other side Wifi-need password Note-no reservations on weekend-get there by 10 am-wait list available Seating Sofa and easy chairs in front window, low tables/chairs-booth lining one wall-bar Service Outstanding-attentive, thorough, friendly Menu So many choices!! I met there with friends and we each had something different. The waffles looked fluffy and stacked. I had the avocado toast-added eggs over medium and bacon. Generous spread of avocado on just right textured brown bread-not too thick or thin-or soggy-could handle the toppings.the bacon was crispy and crumbled over the avocado. The eggs-medium-perfect!!! It was served with a small arugula and cherry tomato salad!! YUM!! One friend had the lemon ricotta pancakes which were not as tasty as she expected. The la Parisian breakfast-scrambled eggs, bacon, home fries, and a huge croissant was delish. Large Bacon slices and nicely scrambled eggs-very nice. The mimosas were generous and served with a strawberry garnish-we had the pomegranate. Very refreshing and did I mention generous!! The coffee was replenished without prompting. Summary We went with a friend from New Orleans and this bistro reminded me of the places we dine there-beautiful decor, outstanding service, the best food!! Everyone happy!! Can't wait to return!

This is a great place! The sweets are off the chart. Many options and all very good. I love to try…read morecinnamon rolls. These are wonderful. The right amount of cinnamon and frosting. Not too sweet and tender. They have the romanoff cream. Great in coffee and of course to dip your strawberries! Employee was knowledgeable and helpful. Will return!!

Absolutely a hidden gem. They have a variety of breads to choose from, great ambience and the staff…read moreis super friendly.

Food: great, homemade style, delicious. Bread was devine, burrito very flavorful…read more Coffee: Well that's a story. My husband's coffee, the saddle, nice, mild, not too strong, not too sweet, proper iced latte. On the other hand i ordered a cappuccino, basic, easy, shot of espresso and shot of steamed milk. I ordered it wil almond milk which results in less foam, from experience i know is more a latte than a cappuccino but thats to be expected. I got drip coffee with splash of milk in it. I asked my husband to check to make sure i am not out of line. He agreed with me. It was 12oz coffee with a splash of milk. None of that would be an issue but when i asked the barista/employee to remake it I was met with so much unnecessary attitude, that it repelled me to ever come back. I was told "I told you it has less foam with almond milk, that is literally not a drip coffee, it's from the espresso machine". I was stunned, not by the words but by the tone. I just walked away, not worth the time and effort to explain (from the photo you can see the color of my "cappuccino"). Overall: good food, great bread, coffee 50/50. Probably wouldn't go out of my way to go back. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/ service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not the stars reflect that.

Portillo's is typically a hit or miss with us here…read more Depending on what you get will actually determine how you like the food. We always get the [Jumbo] Hot dog, which is not as big as you'd expect, but it's tasty. We enjoyed eating the Jumbo Chili Cheese Dog, Char-Grilled Maxwell Street Polish Sausage, and the Char-Grilled Polish Sausage. These are all the hot dogs we typically order. We're not fans of the Italian Beef Sandwich nor the Big Beef Sandwich; they typically have a lot of gravy in them. The Char-Grilled Italian Sausage Sandwich wasn't worth it. If you side the gravy and don't add peppers (an extra charge), you'd literally just get the bread and the sausage. The fries and onion rings are usually mediocre, but it's good served as a meal. On the other hand, the staff has always been kind, both in-house and drive-thru. The place has never been too crowded.

I've loved Portillo's ever since I first moved to Chicago back in 2001. I became a regular pretty…read morequickly. It was one of those places you just kept going back to because the food was consistently great and it felt like a true Chicago institution. So when Portillo's finally came to Texas, I was thrilled. Let's start with the star of the show...the Italian Beef with hot peppers. It's incredible. Order it dipped and you will be in food heaven. And if you really want the ultimate Chicago move, make it a combo by adding the Maxwell Street sausage. That combination is absolute perfection. Messy, bold, and ridiculously good. Of course, the Chicago-style hot dogs are outstanding too. Just make sure you order it the right way and "drag it through the garden." That means the full lineup of toppings, just like they do in Chicago. It's the real deal. The sides are fantastic as well. The crinkle-cut fries are always solid, and the onion rings are super crispy and addictive. If you're trying to behave a little, the chopped salad is my wife's favorite. It's fresh, loaded with flavor, and honestly one of the best salads you'll get anywhere. And here's the surprise for people who haven't tried it...the hamburger is fantastic. Big, meaty, juicy, and full of flavor. I'll say it plainly. It's better than just about any fast-food or fast-casual burger out there. Bottom line...Portillo's isn't just another restaurant. It's a Chicago legend that delivers every single time. I'm glad Texas finally got the memo.

Legit! Tried it for the first time , traditional European bread. We will definitely be regulars…read morehere. We came a bit late on the day and a lot of items were sold out. I've got my eye on the pretzels and the salt bread next time.

I have been wanting to stop by for years and finally decided to make the trip to see what the hype…read moreis all about. The bakery is quaint and small, and was quite busy while we were there. This is not a place you can sit to eat and drink; there is no seating, so expect to purchase and go. I got a country loaf, wheat loaf, and three almond bars for $22. Everything was fresh and delicious. The only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because I sadly have to agree with some of the other reviews about the customer service. There were two women working while we were there. The younger girl was sweet and friendly, but the older lady was quite rude and unpleasant. Seeing as I had been excited to visit for quite some time, it was disappointing and off-putting to be met with attitude/grumpiness from staff. Ultimately, I can look past it though, as the bread is worth it.