A graceful 3. I stopped by this place with my daughter for the first time on a random weekday…read more Before I begin, let me just say this: first impressions really are everything. When we walked in, no one greeted us or explained how the ordering process worked. We took our time looking over the menu and were pretty much left to figure things out on our own. To be fair, one employee was checking out customers and another appeared to be preparing food, so I can give a little grace there. After about 3-5 minutes, someone came from the back and politely asked how he could help. I mentioned that it was our first visit, and he instructed us to order our sandwiches with him. After taking our order, he immediately started preparing the sandwiches. Unfortunately, no directions were given about what to do next. We moved over to what appeared to be the sandwich topping station, where another employee was working. He never acknowledged us, and by that point, both the cashier and sandwich prep employee had disappeared to the back. We grabbed a bag of chips and headed toward the register, assuming maybe toppings weren't part of the process. When the cashier eventually returned, she looked at us as if she was wondering why we were standing there. I explained that it was our first time and that we hadn't received any instructions. She quickly apologized and gave us a rundown of how everything worked. As it turned out, our sandwiches were simply waiting to be dressed with toppings. While she was helping us, the employee who had been standing at the topping station the entire time walked off carrying completed sandwiches. I'm assuming he was handling to-go or catering orders, but his lack of acknowledgment made the experience feel a little cold and unwelcoming. Once we got through the ordering process, things improved. The young lady finished our sandwiches, checked us out, and we decided to dine in since the wind outside changed our plans to enjoy the patio. The décor was interesting, with lots of unique things to look at and talk about. We also loved the family feel of the space and the large windows that filled the restaurant with beautiful natural light. The sandwiches did the job and filled us up for lunch. The taste was decent, but I feel like I could have made better choices had I understood the ordering process from the beginning. This feels like a place that's very comfortable for regulars but not necessarily geared toward first-time visitors. Would I return? It's not at the top of my list, but I wouldn't completely rule it out either.

Exactly what I was looking for. One day visit to DFW for business and wanted a quick, reliable…read morelunch. I was thinking BBQ until I saw Potbelly. BBQ seemed too heavy and couldn't figure out a decent one close to my business. Potbelly makes good sandwiches. You'll know exactly what you're getting every time you go. I went with the Cubano (which I cannot say no to on any menu), it was delicious. Had it exactly how menu said in white bread. Flavors were great, the only negative would be the bread but tough to get at a chain restaurant. I recommend any Potbelly if you want a great sandwich from a chain restaurant.

I blame myself for this purchase--another reason not to buy corned beef or pastrami in the Irving…read morearea. This sandwich looked decent when I first opened the package, but that impression ended as soon as I touched the hard, stale bread. I tried to revive the meal with a nearby microwave, but it didn't help much. Once I bit into the sandwich, it was extremely dry. The Swiss cheese was hard, and at times the sandwich was so dry it almost felt dusty when I tried to swallow it. It was honestly inedible. I literally had to throw it out.

The service was excellent. I don't know if the manager felt my energy but I was upset. I had went…read moreto another establishment and order a Reuben (which is my favorite sandwich) and they gave me three slices of meat. Like it was horrible. But anyway, I drove to this location and I was served with a smile. My sandwich was fresh and I am mad I ate it all up. Like why did I do that? Now, I want another. I am also happy that they reminded me that they have ice cream. Because I needed it. My first sandwich at the other restaurant was horrible. They may need to hire someone to clean up those tables however because it was sort of not clean in there. But besides that I was really happy! It isn't a New York Reuben but for what it is worth, I liked it!

It's a little place which I found interesting. Went there because I enjoyed my order through…read moreDoordash so much I had to go myself and reorder. The BLT has the most bacon I've ever seen on a sandwich. The chili dog wasn't too spicy as some can be. Loved the tater tots option and the onion rings were near perfect. Service didn't take long and I was greeted and received very friendly service. Just wish it was more convenient for me to get to. Still, I plan to be back.

It's insane how they don't get a 5 star review from everyone. I go to the one off beltline and I'm…read moretelling you I introduced the burger to my family who lovedddddd another chain called whata something but anyways they laugh at how bad their burgers are compared to the perfection of a fast food burger...Burger Street. I promise you other than the best restaurant burgers NO burger will compare to this n&out nothing trust me and bomb drinks great tator tots with chili. Curly fries amazing

The reaper is the bomb! You can not go wrong with either the chicken or the standard one. If you…read moreare a fan of subs, hot or cold, give them a try! Have been eating here 2-3 times a month for about a year now and have yet to have a bad experience. The sandwiches are packed, the bread fresh and they have yet to get an order wrong (BIG deal in my book). If in Irving and craving a sub or wrap, go here!

This is probably one of the best subs I've ever had. It was a combination of all the best…read moreingredients that taste was phenomenal. I got a 10 inch Italian the pepper relish was delicious. As soon as I walked in, Mikey was working and was super nice and greeted me and told me I was going to enjoy the sub which I did. The layout is the classic sub shop feel. If you were looking to try a good sandwich give this place a chance.

I haven't been to Griff's in years. So, why not? I got my usual when it comes to burgers; with…read morecheese, no onions. I didn't get anything with it. I'm particular about my fast food fries, and those didn't look appealing. The burger was pretty good.

Griff's Hamburgers is an Irving institution. My parents were coming here back in their school days,…read moreand it still holds up as one of the best old-school greasy burger joints around. The building is newer and kept really clean, but thankfully the original 1950s-style sign still stands tall--an Irving classic and a reminder of its roots. This isn't fancy cuisine; it's good, greasy, satisfying food done right. The Burgers: Whether you grab a single or double, you'll leave happy. But if you're feeling bold, go triple or even quadruple--it's going to be a monster. Juicy, greasy, exactly what a fast-food burger should be. Sides: Fries are solid, onion rings have a thick, flavorful batter (pretty sure they make them fresh, though I won't swear to it). Both hit the spot. Other Classics: The chicken fried steak sandwich is a gem. Sure, it's a frozen patty, but it's rare to even find this on a fast-food menu anymore. There's something nostalgic and comforting about it. The chicken sandwich is legit, and the hot link sandwich has great flavor if you want to try something different. Dessert: Don't skip the fried apple pie--it's that old-school style McDonald's used to have before they went "healthy" with baked pies. Crispy, hot, and just the right amount of sweet. Drinks: Only downside--if you want a diet drink, they only carry Diet Coke. Griff's, please add Coke Zero or Diet Dr Pepper! That would make a great place even better. And of course, you can't go wrong with a milkshake to top it all off. Bottom line: If you're craving greasy comfort food, nothing beats a Griff's burger. It's fast food in its purest, most nostalgic form, and an Irving landmark that's still worth every visit

Drive thru workers were amazing would recommend drive thru. The line went fast and food was fresh.read more

Great experience every time I come here! The staff always friendly, my order is fresh and accurate,…read moreand the restaurant is clean. The team works hard even during busy times and still provides great customer service. Definitely one of my favorite Whataburger locations. Keep up the great work!

In-N-Out Burger - Travel Day Redemption…read more Yesterday turned into one of those travel days where everything that could go sideways... did. We spent the morning finishing up a job and wrapped around 1:00 PM. From there it was straight to the Cleveland airport while trying to make flight reservations on the drive. Lunch? Not happening. Through TSA quickly, but then came the marathon walk to the gate. Houston was the same story -- another long trek between terminals while passing what felt like dozens of tempting places to eat. Unfortunately we had a short layover and no time to stop. By the time we landed in Dallas we were hungry, tired, and running on nothing but airplane snacks. Then came the next adventure... rental cars. None available. Finally Avis saved the day, but not before we stood outside in line waiting for cars to be cleaned and released to renters. Just when things couldn't get any stranger, the airport announced an evacuation alert. At this point we just looked at each other and laughed. But I had a plan. I told my traveling partner, "There's an In-N-Out about 10 minutes away once we finally get a car." Now that's motivation. We finally made the short drive and pulled into burger heaven. The drive-thru line was wrapped around the building (of course it was), so inside we went. No line! It was about 9:30 at night and the order was easy: * Double-Double Protein Style * Fries well done My buddy went classic with the Double-Double on the bun -- no shame there. One small disappointment... the shake machine was down. But a few minutes later the burgers arrived and all was forgiven. There isn't an In-N-Out anywhere in Oklahoma, so whenever I'm in Texas I take advantage. And after a day of airports, delays, missed meals, rental car chaos, and evacuation announcements... That burger tasted absolutely perfect. Of course the adventure wasn't over yet. We still had a three-hour drive home because tornado activity had temporarily shut down Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City. But at that point none of it mattered. Full bellies. Smiling faces. Happy ride home. Sometimes a great burger is exactly what the day needed.

The food is good, the crew are friendly and efficient, burgers are delicious. The place is cleanread more

Had the "special" - which was dynamite! The owner behind…read morethe counter is very warm and inviting and makes sure everyone gets exactly what they want! He clearly knows the area and his guests ! I stopped by on a whim , looking for a sandwich spot and I'm glad I did! I'll be back!

This sandwich shop falls short of expectations. The sandwich meat is subpar; I can find better…read moreoptions at the grocery store deli. The owner is pushy and somewhat rude, going on to boast about being the best in town and claiming that nothing compares to his shop. His extensive menu, including numerous subs, might be the reason behind the mediocre quality of his subs. Perhaps he should consider specializing in a particular type of sandwich. Unfortunately, I'm not a fan and won't be returning.