I'd previously visited the Round Rock restaurant (Delizioso) of the same ownership, and been…read moreimpressed by their innovative style. That style (but obviously not the name) continued with their move to Taylor. The place features quality, flavorful food simply presented. The printed menu regularly changes, and there are frequent appetizing (and sometimes mouthwatering) posts to their Facebook page. I wish I lived closer by, as I'm thinking my husband and I would become regulars. The eating area at Main Street includes 7 tables, with a total capacity of around 20 people. The parking area in the strip center is somewhat limited. My husband ordered an egg salad BLT and chips, and I had a corned beef sandwich. Each came with a pickle spear and a side. I loved my corned beef, and the potato salad was excellent. The portion size was adequate for the price. My husband was lukewarm on his sandwich choice. We had ice water to drink, at an additional, but IMO unwarranted, charge of 25 cents apiece given we each ordered a meal. Yes, we'd return... as it seems like there will always be something new and good to try. I'd suggest watching their Facebook page to get ideas of what they're serving.

Was excited to have this place open but they can't find their identity. There's nothing much about…read moreit that says "deli" or even a diner. What's available changes frequently. Now it's only drive-thru. Very chaotic model for a restaurant. I went I there for a sandwich but they only serve junk food that I can get from HEB after a certain time. Their teas are good but again, does that represent a deli?

Slammin' sandwiches. Highly recommend. Service was fast and friendly in an environment that feels…read morelike home.

I stopped by this sub shop on a Friday at noon. There was already a line when I walked in. However…read morethe line did go by a bit quicker when they called up customers who placed orders ahead. Tip: call ahead to place your orders if you don't have time to wait, especially during peak lunch times. The sub shop reminds me so much of my favorite local sub shop in NJ. The shop is decorated with photos and memories of the local high school teams. It's always good to see support for local small shops, and what they provide to the local community. I ordered their pastrami sandwich which is one of their hot sandwiches and it tasted great. I get everything on it- lettuce, tomato, onions, peppers. Definitely will be back to try their other subs. Tip #2: if you pay with cash, you get a small discount off your order.

Their ability to fight off the never-ending lunch rush of teachers, students, and anyone else who…read moremight swing by is impeccable. A line of 20 moves like a line of five. I think Jersey Mike's has the best cold subs in the game and this location is no different to the rest. Efficient, delicious, and straight to the point. It's a pretty narrow shop, but most people are getting their food to go. There is not really a space for deliver drivers though as they tend to crowd up around the drinks especially during lunch as they all wait to pick up their orders. Overall though, a fair Jersey Mike's and a favorite of mine to go to if I'm eating lunch out. RIYL: cold cuts

Says they close at 10 but they turned off the lights at 9:30pm. They saw me park and turned the…read morelights on just to turn them back off

Ikes is always amazing…read more This time we did delivery. Order of two matt cains and an Adam richmond as well as an order of kids chicken strips Arrived to the hotel when promised. Driver was having app issues. But DD called us to verify delivery. And delivery was perfect. Everything was exactly as ordered. Timing was perfect. No complaints!

Decided to stop in for a sandwich at Ike's Love & Sandwich while visiting Round Rock last month. It…read moretook me a while to write my review although the sandwich tasted good, the amount of meat and toppings in the sandwich was underwhelming. The Dutch Crunch bread is delicious! I'm so glad I chose it because it truly made the sandwich. You can buy the bread alone to take home. If I lived closer, I'd buy the bread every now and again. I ordered the Dirty Reuben sandwich. The ingredients were fresh and tasty; however there wasn't a whole lot of it to make the sandwich stand out. Tbh, there was more bread than sandwich. The staff there was very nice and the restaurant itself was clean.

Best biscuit I've ever had! Just perfectly flaky, buttery, savoury, warm, & not too hefty. Cortado…read morewas wonderful. Lovely staff. Will be back.

I return almost every Saturday morning to see if any Muffeletta RollUps are waiting, but... not…read moreyet. Lots of other yummy bakery & sandwich choices, but not Muffeletta... waaaa. Personable, quick service as usual.

Tucked away in Georgetown, on Williams Dr., is a cozy little establishment known as "The Red Door…read moreKitchen". It's an Italian themed restaurant that serves breakfast. All of my followers know that I'm a huge fan of breakfast, and finding a new, affordable breakfast spot is always a win! We walk in, get seated immediately and start to check the menu. The choices are great. FYI, there is a separate breakfast and dinner menu. For an Italian restaurant, there are great breakfast menu choice. More than I expected. While we're sitting I noticed the background music sounds very clear and crisp. We immediately discover there's a soloist on the piano and he's singing a lively melody of various. he's actually very good. I didn't expect this over breakfast. I ordered the "Prohibition", eggs, bacon, hash browns and 2 pancakes for $14.99. The portions were adequate and the pancakes were delicious. My lovely wife ordered the "Double Barrel", two Biscuits and Gravy, with two sausage patties, and sausage gravy - $10.99. Now my wife really loves a good flavorful sausage gravy. She was happy to see that her portion had lots of sausage chunks in the gravy. The location is limited in size, but they make up for it with ambiance, service and value. This is truly a locals hangout, as there seemed to be a lot of regulars popping in and grabbing seats. Our server, "Becky K", was nothing short of amazing. She was so helpful and since it was our first time, she gave us a brief history of the restaurant and the popular food choices. She also romanced us with the idea of desert. She offered us a "Orange Cycle" cheesecake slice and it was scrumptious. So sweet and delicious with a gram cracker crust. I really hope you get a chance to visit the Red Door Kitchen. When you do, please ask for Becky and tip her well. I'm sure she's earned it. Michael C.- Georgetown, Tx.

This place is so amazing!! Like the complete package. I actually have NEVER experienced the total…read morevibe of a home style family restaurant like this one here. Our "official" server was a sweet young man by the name of Brenden (I say official because everyone there actually embraces everyone regardless of table assignments) I seriously wanted to relocate from Fort Worth to here just so I can keep coming back. Now let's get to the nitty gritty THE FOOD is the most authentic tasting Italian food that I have ever tasted! Only part that broke my little foodie heart was that they were sold out of their in house tiramisu but what makes it okay is that that in itself will be my excuse to come back!! 10 out of 10!! Can't wait to see my new girl friends that I met here, I wish I caught their names!! 2 were a mother/ daughter duo and the other beautiful lady I overheard Brenden call her "chef" So hats off to this amazing family restaurant!! See you soon ladies and you better not let Brenden eat the last piece of the tiramisu next time!!

I'm in love what a wonderful little spot. The staff is awesome, the people also there were…read moreawesome, the vibe was awesome, and the food was perfect! A very eclectic spot where everyone is welcome. Family and dog friendly too. Absolutely everyone is friendly and the staff work hard to provide a great experience.

Super fun and quirky spot with awesome art and decor…read more Very friendly staff. I think we chatted with the owner and he was really nice and personable. Yummy food (pastrami sandwich) and tasty smoothies (Beetlejuice). Thanks for having a changing table in the bathroom for the parents. Loved it here and highly recommend. This little cafe has Austin energy without the pretentious city attitudes and without the constant barrage of political/social commentary.

I'd probably give it 4.5 stars if yelp would let me. Place is super clean and quaint to start…read morewith. It's very inviting and friendly fast service. As for the food: I got a Texas cheese steak, the steak was under seasoned and quite a bit greasier than I would have thought. Roll was toasted great, fries were nothing special. Chicken Caesar salad for my kid, chicken was a little dry, but a decent salad for the price. All in all worth the stop just remember it's a little town cafe not a high end stop. If you expect small town cafe you'll love this place.

Day trip to Taylor for work and stopped by Lucky Duck Cafe for lunch. Lots of parking and very…read morespacious inside. The place was super busy / clearly popular. We were in a large group and still got our food within 20 minutes. I got the southwest chicken sandwich and enjoyed it - pretty flavorful and good portion size. Staff were friendly.

Ambiance: There was a small wait around 10 am but we joined the waitlist ahead of time. The…read morewaitlist went by pretty fast. The service is good and efficient here. The prices are good as well. The Perfect Combo: I loved getting this combo at every breakfast place. The dish is very simple and classic and I enjoyed everything. The portion was good as well and pancakes were fluffy. Side note: the breakfast potatoes are really good as well but it doesn't come with this dish.

Quaint little lunch/breakfast spot in round rock near AW Grimes and the toll…read more Cordial greeting upon arrival and overall pleasant experience being ushered to my seat Menu was filled with a nice assortment of sandwiches and breakfast offerings. I chose the chipotle turkey melt, and was generally disappointed. Although the sandwich had some great flavor... Stating you're a chipotle melt, I was expecting a little heat or at least being able to taste the chipotle flavoring... Add to my disappointment neither was present. The french fries were tasty, but could've used a little more Cook time like mine a little crispy than what was delivered It had a nice home-cooked feel to it... Like your significant other made you a nice sandwich for lunch The server provided decent service... However, I had to flag her down several times to get a refill on my water glass. Additionally, no one ever checked on how I like the sandwich or if I needed anything else... She gave me my ticket and told me I needed to pay at the cash register... So when I arrived at the cash register, she was waiting for me and was in a hurry to make sure I left the restaurant ASAP. No thank you ...no have a nice day. - As I'm reflecting on my visit... Food was OK... A little bit on the pricey side... But the Service was borderline rude .... I'm in no hurry to come back.

This medium sized restaurant has just about everything you'd want served all day long. Breakfast,…read morelunch, and dinner? They serve it all day long. It's a cute nostalgic space with old-timey instruments displayed in the corners and has a really unique feel. The wait staff is friendly and funny and very knowledgeable about the menu. Personally, I've had the big thick burger and the pulled pork sandwich. Both are delicious. Others have had the chicken fried steak, the lasagna, and everyone I've gone there with loved it. Great comfort food and delicious pie for dessert. Try it, you'll like it!

TLDR: Restaurant in an old high school band hall that delivers on nostalgic vibes but falls short…read moreon food. The fried green tomatoes are great here but for me, almost everything else was a disappointment. Not as kid-friendly as you'd expect. It pains me to leave such a low rating (and I rarely do) but this was one of the most disappointing restaurant experiences I've had in a while. And it didn't have to be that way so hopefully my review can grab someone's attention. This place has so much potential because it's in such a cool location -- the band hall of an old high school (fun decor and cool nostalgic vibes). I had really high hopes for this restaurant but it let me down. Here's what went wrong. THE FOOD: First and foremost, the food was disappointing... except for their vegetable appetizers. The fried green tomatoes were fantastic. Nailed it in terms of texture and flavor. My husband and I were both surprised by how good they were. Their Brussels sprouts appetizer was really good as well. After that, it was all downhill. I had the Mom's Meatloaf with two sides: Cowboy Caviar and green beans. The meatloaf wasn't bad but it wasn't exactly a loaf -- it was like meatballs connected together? I didn't taste the bacon in the tomato sauce and the portion felt tiny -- same size as the sides. The sides were a real letdown. The green beans tasted like they came straight from a Jolly Green Giant can. The Cowboy Caviar (which I usually love) was so bland. It was like they just poured beans and corn and pepper and onion in and that's it. I didn't taste any seasoning. Cowboy Caviar needs to have that zing (many simple recipes use Italian salad dressing). Moving onto my husband's dish which was probably the worst part. His tomato soup tasted like marinara sauce but we were hoping the filet mignon would deliver. It was simply not good. It wasn't as tender as filet mignon needs to be -- it was chewy. It did seem to be cooked as requested (medium rare) but it didn't taste good and seemed flavorless -- almost as if the meat was poor quality. Now, I know that filet mignon is a much more mild tasting cut and less flavorful than a ribeye for instance, but still, something felt very off with this steak. Neither of us enjoyed it and that's a bummer (especially at that price point). KIDS: Usually restaurants like this one are more kid-friendly so I was a bit surprised. Our kids are 3.5YO and 2YO. They brought a booster for my youngest. It had no straps at all (which I'm not even complaining about because those straps are broken at literally every restaurant). We were in a booth so it worked okay mostly. What I'm unhappy about is the lack of coloring options and kids menus. We were not brought any crayons and coloring paper upon seating so we inquired. The waitress said she'd look and ended up coming back with crayons and some paper placemats to doodle on? I respect the ingenuity but I was confused. They have crayons on hand but they don't offer them to the kids? What's the deal with that? They didn't have a kids menu printed anywhere and the waitress just told us the offerings out loud. So is there an official kids menu or not? I'd like to be able to see the prices as well. Also a bit perplexing. We went ahead and ordered one grilled cheese for the kids to share and I'm glad because it was big but also not very good. The bread was too dense so it was more of a bread sandwich. My kids weren't that into it. Almost forgot -- the fries that came with the grilled cheese were actually very good (got to give credit where it's due). TIME: Our food took forever. It wasn't a fun wait -- the kids were getting super restless. The waitress stopped by a couple times to tell us that "our food is just around the corner." Even though it ended up being untrue -- I appreciate her checking in.