Perfect lunch spot! Love that they have a vegetarian sandwich and soup option. The chocolate chip cookies are the bomb!

The beauty of this place is in the details. The adorable house, the handwritten chalkboard menus, the pretty potted flowers, the outside tables with big happy umbrellas, the friendly service, the wifi, the quick turnaround on order, a big copper urn with water in it, crushed ice machine... and those are just the environmental delights. I took one bite of my food and said to my lunch companion "I think a miracle just happened in my mouth". Perfectly grilled squash with fresh mozz, coarse grain bread, homemade pesto and lots of spinach. These people are doing something (a lot of things) very right. And if i didn't know better, I'd say they dialed up the perfect weather as well. read more

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Damn. I was hoping my quest to find the best hot ham & swiss sandwich in Austin would end here. But alas, Buenos Aires still rules the roost. Fresh sandwiches, pleasant outdoor seating, quick service, moderate prices, variety for vegs', and a nice stop for a noonday meal. Almost Scrumptious. read more

FoodHeads - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

We stopped at Food Heads for a late breakfast after a night of tearing it up Austin-style. This place is located on a side street in a house that was converted to a restaurant. We arrived right before the lunch crowd did (and it got pretty crowded!) We both ordered smoked salmon (lox) and cream cheese on an everything bagel (very New York of us, we know). It came along with bean sprouts, tomato, and red onion. We placed our order inside and waited at a table outside for our food...and waited...and waited. We were confused because we were the only customers at this point. They delivered our sandwiches to us along with a big DELISH chocolate chip cookie to make up for the crazy long wait. Their toaster apparently crapped out so they were scrambling to ensure that our bagels were toasted through another means. Nice touch and very much appreciated! I love when a restaurant makes up for a boo-boo, especially when it involves a cookie that is the size of my head. And the sandwich was fantastic. I would have never thought to add bean sprouts, but it was a really nice accent. The sandwiches came along with something akin to a German potato salad (vinegar instead of mayo) and pickled cucumbers. Pretty, pretty good. By the time we left, this place was hopping. There were no tables open on the porch and the inside was getting pretty crowded as well. The customers were a mix of tourists, business people, and locals. Everyone was super-friendly. Nice vibe! read more

FoodHeads - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Had the chicken caesar sandwich and it was incredible! Hope to come back and try some of their other stuff

Great food, great manager. Staff is a little bit upsetting as they don't prioritize the customers right in front of them, but that's to be expected with the age group. Will be back again very soon!!! read more

FoodHeads has been a go to neighborhood lunch stop for the past decade. Ever sandwich I have ever ordered has been consistently great. During the pandemic the FoodHeads team has gone the extra mile to improve their to go packaging and for those eating onsite their cleaning practices look top notch. While I was waiting to take my order to go a member of the team was constantly cleaning tables, chairs, doors, etc. read more

None of the sandwiches were looking good to me, but then I noticed the fish tacos on their menu. And when in Austin I've learned to always go with the tacos. And another taco success- may just be the best fish tacos I've ever had. Fresh tilapia, salsa had the perfect amount of spice to it, and the tortillas were absolutely amazing! Austin could teach Chicago a thing or two about how to make fresh tortillas. Best of all it wasn't super crazy with all the SXSW craziness going on this weekend...I'm a fan! read more

After trying this place out for the first time and loving it, I came back the next day with a friend to try it out again. First the good news. My made-to-order Deli Sandwich was superb: Roasted Turkey, Black Forest Ham, Sharp Cheddar, Brown Deli Mustard, and Fresh Elephant Garlic Mayonnaise on Grilled Multi Grain bread. Tons of meat, sauce, cheese, & flavor! It should be named the "Tom Bomb." I give it a 10 out of 10. Check out the pictures I took of it. Now for the not-so-good news. My friend got the Apple Pork Tenderloin. The sandwich overall and especially the toasted baguette was very dry. And there was hardly any meat, especially compared to my sandwich. We had to go up to the counter and get some Garlic Mayonaisse just to give it some moisture and flavor. VERY disappointing sandwich for $8.75. We have no idea why so many people raved about it. We give it a 4 out of 10, and that's being generous. Check out the picture I took of it, too. Finally, we shared a cup of Roasted Onion Soup. Extremely disappointing. Very weird rendition of onion soup. Nothing like a traditional french onion soup. For example, it had crunchy onions in it rather than carmelized ones. Not sure why they would think that's an improvement. Very unusual flavor, and not in a good way. We both took only 2 spoonfuls, which basically tells it all. Stay away from this item. Overall, 4 out of 5 stars because of the 2 outstanding sandwiches I had on 2 consecutive days. read more

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I've heard a lot of really good things about FoodHeads, so I came with pretty high expectations. I tried two of their breakfast options, and I was a little bit conflicted as to how I felt about this place (although that apple pork lunch sandwich is starting to sound more and more appealing because it sounds so dang awesome!!!). Anyway, I'll start with THE GOOD first: the ham & egg sandwich - sounds simple enough, ham and egg, but WAIT there's more! Sourdough bread, blackberry jam, arugula, and swiss cheese. It was REALLY good. All of the flavors went perfectly together - I loved the sweet and salty and fresh and creamy and tangy combination. The potato salad that came with it was good, too. THE BAD: the salmon & eggs. "Eggs scrambled with smoked salmon, red onion, caper, and cheese." This tasted SO SALTY!!! Smoked salmon itself is already super salty, but I think they went super overboard. Then, you bite into a caper and MORE SALT! It was not good. Definitely tasted more palatable with the jam and toast, but I would probably not order this again. Anyway, food aside, the environment is super cute. It's like eating at Grandma's house. I'll probably come back one day to try their lunch options and see if I change my mind about this place's "meh"-ness! read more

FoodHeads - salmon & eggs; ham & egg sandwich - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

First of all, this is a very cute restaurant. It's pretty small but there's plenty of seating. I do not recommend sitting outside if it's hot and humid, we had flies and bees trying to sit on our food which was a little unpleasant but not really the restaurant's fault. I got the chicken and eggplant specialty sandwich and really loved it. It was such an interesting and unusual menu item that I had to try it and I have to say, it did not disappoint. The goat cheese and basil pesto worked really well together. I also advise you to try out one of the many condiments they have to offer. I loved the FoodHeads hot pepper relish. I definitely recommend eating here! read more

FoodHeads - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We went here one night with friends. We were trying to find someplace new to eat, and find it we did. It was an early Saturday evening and we were easily able to find a parking spot and for some reason it wasn't packed. Why it wasn't I'm not sure. The only explanation I have is that the majority of people in Austin don't know about this place. The place is very cute. If it wasn't face-melting hot outside I would have wanted to hang outside in their outdoor seating area and probably never leave. It was very cute and actually did have fans going but since my office at work is usually about 87 degrees, I was able to persuade our small group to sit inside. I ordered the Lami Sandwich. It had grilled salami, fresh mozzarella, spinach, tomatoes, and blackberry balsamic vinaigrette on toasted multigrain bread. It was most excellent. Everything about the sandwich was really good although I really couldn't taste the vinaigrette. Not a big deal though because all the other ingredients were very tasty. I especially liked the multigrain bread. I think I ate every little bread crump off my plate. I had the fresh fruit as a side (I like that they offered that). A friend had the icebox pickles as a side. She convinced me to try it even though I am not a pickle fan. They were very good. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I'm already looking forward to my next visit there. The only problem is that this place ruined me for other sandwiches. read more

FoodHeads - Lami Sandwich (Grilled salami, fresh mozzarella, spinach, tomatoes, and blackberry balsamic vinaigrette on toasted multigrain br - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Foodheads is a dope sandwich place. My favorite thing to get is the Salmon Bagel! The staff is friendly and the place has a really cute, quirky vibe to it (real Austin-y). I've tried the applewood pork sandwich before, but the mustard was a little too pungent for my taste. Their potato salad and pickled veggie sides are both yummy! Definitely a good place to go to for a quick lunch or on a nice day. Tl;dr: nice lunch place! Try the salmon bagel. read more

FoodHeads - Salmon bagel! - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Best Sandwiches that I've had in a while! Came in around 12:30 with a friend on a snowy day in Austin (like what?). The parking lot is around the corner, just a little quaint area that allows a handful amount of parking spaces. There's one big table (fits about 7 people), and the rest of the tables inside fits about 2-4 people each, so when it's busy and when it's cold outside, you might have to wait. The food here is delicious and reasonably priced. I got 1/2 a Chicken Eggplant sandwich (WOW) and the Tomato Coconut Soup (also WOW). It's different, but a good different. It's a different type of sandwich place and I love it. I followed someone else's review that the "pickles" that come with the sandwiches are not your typical pickles (I hate pickles) but these are more like a marinated cucumber that I wouldn't call pickled, so I definitely love it. Good place for a one-on-one! read more

What a great selection of sandwiches and salads! They have a dinner menu now that includes more entrees. I had their pot-roast-shepherds-pie-like-yummy-thing-to-die-for and it was delicious!! I can't remember the name right now, so that's what I'm calling it. It came with a huge salad and was $13. Completely reasonable price from the amount and quality. Trust me, I don't have a lot of money, so I'm quite frugal. The other 3 in my party had sandwiches- Grilled Salami & Mozzarella, Pulled Pork and Spicy Apple Pork Tenderloin. They were huge sandwiches that came with one side and were under $9. We all sampled each others meals to get an idea of what to order next time! Staff was wonderful, inside was comfortable and looking forward to it cooling down some, so we can eat outside on their huge patio area. This is definitely a great place to eat- fresh food, lots of choices, and great staff. *Parking is tough during the day, but after 5 Mon-Fri and all day Sat they have a lot in back with plenty of parking. read more

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The best sandwich joint in Austin, hands down. Get here before noon to avoid a massive lineup at the counter. Great patio out front (dog friendly) with picnic benches and various tables curbside and up by the building. Decently sized indoor seating area for allergy season or mid-Summer. Truly gourmet, handmade sandwiches and soups. If there was such a thing as a sandwich artist, they would be working here - stupid Subway - putting together some pre-cut crap from headquarters doesn't make you an artist... Any of the regular menu items are great, but I almost always get the weekly special. Todays was a fresh line caught Ahi Tuna steak sandwich on focachia bread with caramelized onions, balsamic vinaigrette and fresh avocado. Truly amazing. Some of my other favorites are the steak sandwich, the roasted lamb, the salami with fresh mozzarella and the pulled pork. You really can't go wrong with anything here. All of the sandwiches come with a small side of cole slaw or pickles. They are pretty expensive sandwiches (~$9 each) but are large and definitely worth it. You won't leave hungry... If you don't like your bread toasted, make sure to request that it not be. They finally bought an ice machine too, which is nice if you want a cold drink. They literally used to run out of ice! WTF? Closed Sundays. Hippie friendly. :) read more

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FoodHeads finally meets my needs for a good, unique sandwich close to the south side of town. There is a place up north but that's too far for anyone living south of Airport and 35. This doesn't mean that there aren't good sandwich joints around the area, just few that can do to a sandwich that's completely different from the norm. I have been wanting to try this place for a long time and was able to do so late on a Thursday night. It wasn't busy so I was scared that we wouldn't get good service and that many of the items may have been sold out. They slapped me in the face on both accounts. The guy handling the counter was more than gracious to have us in, and everything we wanted was available. We ordered the pan fried crab cakes, the squash sandwich, the gypsy grove, and some of the garlic tater tots. The combination of flavors in my mouth that night left me crying for more. The crab cakes were light and were insanely fresh, not too scented and old. The squash sandwich surprised me the most. I did not expect all that flavor from a vegetarian sandwich. I don't know which part of it I enjoyed more, the vinaigrette or the pesto. It's hard to choose between two powerful flavors. The pork in the gypsy had some pork so moist it broke when my brother breathed on it. The tater tots were also simple but oh so good that we scooped every last bit of flavor from the tray. The service needs to be mentioned again as it was stellar despite being so late in the day. read more

FoodHeads - Ham and egg breakfast sammich with a mocha - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great atmosphere, nice variety, large portions, tasty food. Got a salad and there was a surprising large amount of high grade tuna.

How in the world did I not know about this place while I went to UT during my college years?! Well after my lunch here, I shall be making it my number 1 pit stop whenever I come visit Austin. Seating can be a pain in the butt since it's very limited inside so I suggest trying to save a spot before getting in line to order, if possible? if not, it's still worth the wait to order food here. I ordered the Grilled Chicken and Eggplant (Served on toasted multigrain with spinach, tomato, goat cheese & blackberry balsamic vinaigrette) and it was worth every bite. My sister got the Spicy Ahi Tuna Sandwich (Seared Chili rubbed wild-caught Ahi tuna steak on toasted telera with lime slaw, avocado, and habenero - blackberry balsamic carmelized onion relish) and it is definitely spicy but delicious. The sides they give you are rather dinky so that was a letdown. read more

FoodHeads - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

This is a local favorite, and I'm glad to have found this gem that is so close to my work. I usually come for lunch during the week, and always find seating-either inside or outside. They have fans and umbrellas that keep the outside areas cool, and big tables for sharing inside. I've ordered a number of their sandwiches from the Tuna Melt, Chk and Eggplant, Pastrami, and Vegetarian Sandwiches. All are freshly made and reasonably priced. I usually do the Half Sandwich/ Half Salad or Soup combos, and their soups and salads are really good. Give this place a try if your in the area! read more

FoodHeads - Half Tuna Melt and cup of Tomato Coconut Soup- - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

4.5 stars Dammm one of the best sandwich shops in Austin. Who knew a sandwich could be this good had the pastrami on poppy seed bread it was amazing. The side of pickles are tangy sweet and Delicious. I come here again. It's a little old house converted into a restaurant, the only complain is the refreshments are not ice cold but you can get an ice cup if not it be a five star! Chips not needed next time. read more

FoodHeads - Pastrami - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I can't say enough how delicious this cute restaurant is! I own a business next door and let me tell you it's dangerous! I'm a creature of habit and I LOVE the beef and Brie sandwich so I get it every time but the breakfast ham sandwich is the perfect sweet and salty goodness! All the employees are super sweet! The patio is adorable I'm a lucky lady to have this next door :) read more

I was introduced to FoodHeads by a friend who really wanted a breakfast taco at 2pm. She said that FoodHeads had the best breakfast tacos, and so we went. She was not wrong. The breakfast tacos here are inexpensive, fast coming out, and are deliciously made-to-order. I've been back a few times to try different items, but I think I'll stick with the breakfast tacos. I've had a few sandwiches here, but I don't remember half of them. One is a custom one called the Ian, named after the cook who makes it, and it was way too spicy for me and I had to throw half of it away. The cookies here are amazing, though, and I think they sell Dublin Dr. Pepper. I like the decor and the fact that this place is like 4 blocks away from me, in a cute little house with funky stuff sprawled all over the front yard. I hate the fact that they close at 4pm. I like my breakfast foods at non-breakfast times. 6pm would be more convenient for me, but I'm sure they have their reasons for closing so early. read more

I like FoodHeads. It's a nice, cute little shop. The food is very quality and the service is always great. It does take awhile (like a loooong while) sometimes to get your food if it's busy, but it's a small, good quality food place so it's kinda expected. read more

FoodHeads is quite possibly one of the homiest sandwich places I've ever eaten at in my life. Located inside a small house (I know, so Austin!), it just calls out to me and makes me want to have lunch there every day. Their menu has everything from fish tacos to steak sandwiches and since I err on the side of there's-no-such-thing-as-too-much-meat, I tried out their steak sandwich special of the day: chimichurri steak sandwich. I knew it'd be a winner.. I've never met a steak or chimichurri sauce I didn't like. And boy was I right. Amazing sandwich -- not too much chimichurri sauce (although I would get it on the side if you're not the biggest fan) and the steak was easy to eat. My mom got the fish tacos which was surprisingly heavy on the fish! Comparable in size to the fish tacos I'd had in California earlier that week! Lunch here will most likely run you less than $10 and service isn't bad -- our sandwiches were out within 10-15 minutes of us ordering. No parking lot but tons of parking on the street. It's the perfect place to have a quick lunch during a busy work day. Oh and try their fresh baked cookies. They're just as delightful as their sandwiches! read more

FoodHeads - Chimichurri Steak Torta - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Came here on a Monday around 11:20, and there was only one other customer besides myself. By 11:50 am the place had rapidly filled up with professionals and the idle rich (popped collar douche bag). I had the roast beef sandwich with brie that came garnished with fresh greens and a mildly spicy mustard. The bread was sturdy enough to hold the sandwich together without being too tough and chewy. The side I chose was coleslaw, and it was satisfyingly peppery. I think my total came to $10-11 since I had a coca-cola with the order. I already have plans to come back and try some of the other sandwiches, and perhaps the French Onion soup. read more

FoodHeads - Roast beef and brie sandwich with coleslaw. - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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As someone who swears by Fricanos as the sandwich place to go, I never really took the initiative to try foodheads inspite of my friends telling me it was on par with Fricanos. Well, it just so happened my work chose to cater from Foodheads this past week so I got to finally try this place, for free at that. I tried the Spicy Applewood tenderloin sandwich, which is apples, fresh spinach, a slice of roasted pork loin, some mustard, and a thick slice of melted gouda cheese. Suffice to say, I was really impressed with the flavor, shockingly impressed. The pork is succulent and tender, bursting with vibrant flavor with every bite. The mustard adds a little bit of bite and the apples finish it with a kiss of sweetness. It's a perfectly balanced sandwich. The only thing that surprised me was the fact they didn't add a slice of applewood bacon; given the name of the sandwich, I figured it'd go perfectly, adding a bit of crunch on top of the spinach and a bit more smokiness, but that's just me being picky. So after this rave review, why is it only 4 stars? Is it because I'm a biased Fricano's snob? Not really. I actually like this sandwich in terms of pure flavor and creativity better than Fricano's, but quantity is an issue. Whereas at Fricanos I can get a sandwich for $9 and know I'll be full because it is both quantity and quality, I can't say the same here at foodheads. Even with a side of chips, I wasn't full afterwards. So if you aren't that hungry, I would choose Foodheads over Fricanos, but if you're pretty hungry (like I was at this time), I would choose Fricanos. But that's just my 2 cents. Both are great shops and I hope to try more of Foodheads creative menu in the future! read more

Finally had a chance to make it to food heads on a Saturday evening. This was my first time there so I decided to stick with the specialty sandwiches since that is what they are known for. I ordered the Chicken and Eggplant togo. We also tried to order the roast beef sandwich but they ran out of roast beef before 5pm. My sandwich was made on two large slices of toasted rye bread and tasted fantastic. Although the bread may have been slightly over toasted, it still tasted great. The lady that took our order and brought it to us was very friendly. I am going to keep this review short and sweet, and just let you know, if you haven't been here, I highly recommend it. read more

I really love the design of the place, I'd go for the atmosphere alone. Their sandwiches are decent... I feel they sound better on paper than they are in practice. I think right adjective would be "artsy" but if you're having trouble imagining that, go try them for yourself. Out of all the sandwiches I've tried, the chicken eggplant seems to be my favorite(or perhaps the only good one). I like how it's grilled with plenty of olive oil, and the balsamic brought the mix of flavors together.(pic included) read more

FoodHeads - pulled pork - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Great old Austin home selling soups and sandwiches. Nice atmosphere with good outdoor seating and plenty of outdoor tables. Sandwiches made with love! Quick service staff and plenty of parking. read more

Fantastic restaurant true to classic Austin style. Superb sandwiches and an owner with a heart of gold. While waiting for my order somebody came in and tried to take a to-go order. When she was asked the name and got it wrong the jig was up. Instead of kicking her out or calling the police the owner asked her not to take other peoples food, asked if she was hungry and then offered to make her something for herself. It was awesome to see an owner offer a leg up to someone down on their luck in our community. The love and care transfers to the food 100%. Highly recommend! read more

Long story short: With its mismatched chairs and homey wall art, FoodHeads is an adorable little self-service cafe with a cozy atmosphere and light and delicious sandwiches. It's perfect for a date with your special someone or with a small gathering of friends to catch up with. My group of 3 arrived to FoodHeads on a rainy Wednesday during lunchtime. As others mentioned, FoodHeads is a small house so there is a limited amount of seating both inside and outside. Since it was highly recommend by Yelpers and my friends, I ordered the Spicy Apple Pork Tenderloin. One of my friends ordered the Salmon Bagel, and the other ordered the Fish Torta. The Apple Pork and the Fish Torta came with a side of pickles, while the Salmon Bagel came with a dash of mashed potatoes. Personally, I did not like the Apple Pork. The dijon mustard really stood out and overpowered all the other flavors. It added a sharp kick to the sandwich. It was not what I expected it to be. The pork itself was juicy and had a light sprinkling of peppers. The ciabatta bread is hearty, so I walked away with half a sandwich to take home. For my friends order, I simply tried their fishes. However, they did not complain about the mixture of flavors and enjoyed their sandwiches. The salmon itself was very light and fresh. The fish for the Torta was quite fishy, but I liked the black-pepper seasoning on it. If I were to come back, I will definitely get the Salmon Bagel and possibly the Apple Pork with the Dijon Mustard on the side. In the end, if you want a little glimpse of the Austin culture is like, come here! read more

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If this review was based solely on the food, it would be 5 stars without a question. The pastrami was absolutely amazing and one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. The homemade pickles were also terrific. My only complaint is the wait. Yes, they were busy but waiting nearly 40 minutes for a sandwich is pretty absurd. Order ahead, avoid the ridiculous wait and enjoy a delicious sandwich. read more

Got the roast beef and Brie sandwich the beef tasted like cardboard and I couldn't find any Brie. Coconut cupcake was dry icing was good. Austin will never let you down shit food and service and always over priced. I can count on one hand how many good restaurants with good service there are in Austin. read more

I've been coming to Food Heads for about 4 years now and this was the worst service I've ever had. Ordered with a wait time of about 25 minutes, i waited over an hour for my sandwich meanwhile everyone who got there after I ordered got their food. I just canceled my order. I will not be coming back. read more

Okay STORY TIME: so in the midst of Austin's first ever major water crisis I find this sweet little slice of heaven! I meet Kate at the register- WHAT A GEM! She's a true treasure. Very genuinely sweet and patient (this is coming from someone who works in the service industry and understands how difficult it can be to deal with first-timers such as myself). Thank you, Kate lol! I find the perfect lunch and have CLEAN ICED TEA with it (remember, water crisis) the most wonderful music, fresh flowers on each table, and cute, quirky little antiques to keep the aesthetic. Onto the food, WOW... Coconut milk celery tomoato soup is TO DIE FOR. The Lami sandwich came out shortly after and I almost cried when I ate it- NO JOKE. I've never had a sandwich so perfectly toasted and deliberately constructed. Props to everyone in this kitchen! This is no subway, y'all! To everyone at FoodHeads, you guys have outdone yourselves and I'm so grateful. I can't believe I am just discovering this place. I might never eat at any other sandwich shop again lol. Thank y'all so much, keep up this wonderful work! - sincerely, A very happy tummy read more

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Just had lunch here, and it was so worth the sweaty bike ride to eat here! The salmon salad sandwich was divine! It was a great salmon salad (no mayo), with a wide variety of textures, none of them mushy. As a little sweet surprise, there is even a small amount of apple mixed in with the thick cut tomatoes, red onion, and lettuce (can't recall the variety). The bread they used was also outstanding and toasted to perfection. Cole slaw was tasty sweet and matched the sandwich perfectly. Great ambiance and service, too! Eclectic little house with a patient, friendly wait staff. I will definitely trek back here (with a lighter backpack) to sit outside on their porch and enjoy another of their enticing wiches. read more

FoodHeads - Salmon salad sandwich = delicious, with great texture, balanced flavors, and a hint of sweetness from apples! - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I can't believe it took us so long to finally try this place! I've lived in Austin for 21 years and my dad and I finally tried this place a few months ago and we fell in love! Not only do I love the look of the place- the restored house into restaurant- but their food is fabulous!! I only wish they were open past 4pm so I could go for dinner. My favorite sandwich so far is the chicken special, but my dad loves the roast beef and Brie as well as the gypsy grove (grilled pork tenderloin). I'm looking forward to trying their prosciutto and egg salad as well as their squash and mozzarella. I have not been when they serve their dinner menu, but it looks delicious and we'll definitely be back soon to try more things out! Go go go! I'm sure FoodHeads will not disappoint! read more

FoodHeads - Chicken Special with a side of potato salad - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Cute little eating place with a great vibe. It was a perfect day so we enjoyed eating outside on the front porch. I had the Squash with a side Greek salad. The salad was so good and so fresh. The squash sandwich was even better. Everything tasted so fresh and was extremely tasty. Felt like I was at grandmas house on the farm. I was definitely not disappointed. read more

FoodHeads - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

Good food, very crowded but loved the atmosphere. The food was fresh and authentic, and everything on the menu looked unique for a sandwich, like you might have a hard time finding it elsewhere. Everything was great :) read more