This was an impulse meal on the way to a different restaurant. It's pretty simple. Lobster, some…read morebutter and seasoning on a Texas toast style bun. I also had the lobster bisque. The roll tasted great. Plenty of lobster. For the price I doubt I'll do it again but the roll and the bisque were very good.

Great lobster, quick service, and a good amount of lobster in the grilled cheese and roll!read more

This was a delicious and unexpected treat from a Lubbock food truck! I can't wait to visit for…read morelunch again. By chance, a friend passed by the Rooster Food Truck Yard on Main St. and recommended this spot for a new, different lunch. It was hoppin as much as downtown Lubbock normally is during weekday lunches, and had 2 food trucks and 2 snack/dessert trucks. We tried Cheese Chicks, and I'm so glad we did! The menu had a good variety, all based on grilled cheese of course, and made for a really good lunch. Both my friend and I ordered the BLT on sourdough (normally on Italian White Bread) with the homemade sweet potato chips. The BT (didn't have lettuce ) had a REALLY good flavor and wasn't like any standard grilled cheese. The "t" was a tomato jelly, and dang - it was really delicious. The sweet potato chips was a homemade, hand-cut, freshly fried batch of yummy. They were slightly underdone to be called chips, which made them perfect in my opinion. I am excited to wander from my downtown office and come try more things on their menu!

I ordered The Clucker grilled cheese and mozzarella sticks. I paid $13 cash and waited 50 minutes…read more No Joke!!! I overheard the staff say it was a 2 hour wait after I waited so long. So I asked for my money back. They gave me $10 back because they didn't have enough to give me my $13 back...What a joke! They waisted an hour of my Saturday and took a $3 tip from me. Needless to say...I will avoid this business from now on.

"Chicharro Preparado!???"…read more Be ware, a "chicarron preparado" looks nothing like the picture... you are expected to put it together yourself. I spoke to two different people because it was not what I ordered... they were unwilling to fix the chicharrón and when I asked for a refund or to order something else, the answer was "well, no, you already payed for it" completely unwilling to help in anyway. I have been here before with my family and everything has been great but this has completely ruined the experience. Other than than customer service, food is pretty great, so the review is not based on the food, simply on customer service.

Street tacos made to order. Tacos asadas, al pastor, pollo, lengua, tripas, regardless what you…read moreorder they are great. Service is super fast. The wait is worth it. If tacos are not your style, they also have burritos. In addition, they also have agua fescas shaved ice, and fresh fruit. The strawberry lime drink is good and refreshing. The fruit, fresh sweet and large spears. You can top it with whatever you want.

On a whirlwind trip to Lubbock for a friends wedding, and in short need of a dinner while also on a…read morebudget, Yelp directed us to Chopped and Sliced BBQ. Boy howdy am I glad it did. The menu was very easy to read, and provided enough variety in order to find exactly what you were looking for without needing to compromise on your appetite. The waitress was very friendly and provided her opinion on local favorites without demeaning other options, always a deal breaker for me when places do that, so she gets special love for her taking care of us that night. Once our meals arrived, it was time to dig in. The food was hot, prepared exactly as expected, and in typical Texas fashion there was more than we could expect to eat in a single sitting. At Chopped and Sliced BBQ, you will never leave hungry. Honorable mention to the fried Okra. I became the star of the night as almost everyone at the table couldn't get enough of it. Also, not sure if it was a regular or one-off, but the night we were dining in there was a man playing traditional Americana folk songs on guitar just inside by the entrance. He provided a nice relaxing atmosphere for the night without being too out or overbearing for my ears. I found myself tipping him on more than one occasion for his contributions to the evening.

Pre ordered the pit master brisket sandwich. Was tasty and a decent portion of food. Take out…read morealways tastes different than eating in but the sandwich held up nicely and did not get soggy. Had the green chili Mac n cheese for the side which was full of flavor.

Delicious Cheesesteaks!!! And Fries!!!!! We would highly recommend. The Food and service was…read moreamazing!!!!!

Such a cute little set up for this taco stand/drive thru. Yes you heard me, DRIVE THRU. How…read moreconvenient right? We ordered "The Mexican" which is a mixture of chicken, beef, and pork. The Kick'n Chicken tacos. (Perfect amount of spice and seasoning) And the "Big Momma" quesadilla. Each order comes with 5 street tacos and run about $10. (about $2 per taco which is typical.) The meat is absolutely delicious. It's seasoned just right and not dry. And their quesadilla is extra cheesy and gooey. Definitely will be stopping by regularly to get my fix.

These tacos were to DIE for, but it was 10 dollars for 5 small tiny tacos. Me and my roomate shared…read morethem so it wasn't too bad, but if i was buying them for myself I would think that is a little too expensive. Taste wise.... insane. def go try of you can !!

Tons of food for the cost. Delicious!! I was shocked how much meat and cheese was in the…read moreQuesabirria tacos. They seem to always be out of consume but the Birria tacos are so good, I don't even care. I like that they give you a tiny buzzer so you can sit in the car to wait and they have never once asked for a tip, which is wild by today's standard. 10/10

I only leave this review because of the service I received today. This place is great and I'm…read moreusually a very patient person. I'll give benefit of the doubt because it was rush hour on a Friday, but almost an hour for 2 birria boxes(8 tacos) and a horchata is crazy. And when I got it, it was wrong! I only got the one box which meant choosing who got to eat. I usually love this place but this experience really gave me a negative impact.

My cousin took me here and said we need to get there early to stay in line what I didn't know was…read morethey would rapidly be serving us a beer while we waited in line so fun so cool!! now for the barbecue, it was absolutely amazing large portions tasty food, and free beers during your stay this place is a must come early. You'll stand in line. We had a great time and loved it. Super friendly staff also. Yes they have unsweet and sweet tea as well.

Arrived at noon waited 60 minutes they ran out of the beef rib & turkey to be expected …read more Yes worth the wait. The favorite was the pork rib & grits . The deserts are so tasty. Free beer doesn't hurt . Def a place to try if you don't mind the wait

The food is always amazing! I would definitely recommend trying this place out. We will return…read moreagain!

My husband and I came here for a late dinner, and the place was still extremely busy. Upon…read moreordering, they did mention the wait for the food was about 40 minutes. For one of the entrees, we ordered the WOW bowl. And I understand why they call it the WOW bowl. It was honestly so GOOD. I will be ordering that again. The hubby ordered the Pork Bibimbap, which he enjoyed. For me, it was just okay. And lastly, we also ordered the Hibachi Combo, which came with beef, chicken, fried rice, and noodles. It was a lot of food and worth the 40-minute wait. The restaurant overall looked clean, and the Ambiance was like your typical small restaurant local location.

Tex-Mex is a perfect cuisine to me. I am not always craving it, but when I am, nothing hits harder…read more Through my years in college, I discovered Taqueria Jalisco to be the gospel and genuinely the best Tex-Mex in Lubbock by a long shot. My first time I went, my group of guys and I were put in a room with all the other white people. Not to say they were profiling, but looking at the rest of the restaurant's population on a busy Sunday, they had us in the gringo room. The food hit. I get putting a bunch of three-taco-plate-and-queso people in one room. I have not been back in quite a while, but I remember their menu being the most behemoth-looking thing ever. Every item had a picture taken on a Coolpix camera, and the text was almost impossible to read on the menu's busy background. That is proof that the food was going to hit. After returning, the menu has been minimized to be more readable, only slightly keeping that same over-the-top flair. The prices have gone up slightly, but where have they not? On a Thursday night, we were seated immediately around 7:30 and had a pretty attentive waitress. Like every good Tex-Mex joint in Texas, their chips and salsa roam freely through the restaurant, and the salsa has a good kick that is easy to manage while still having the heat everyone wants. They also have a creamy green sauce and other sauces they bring out by request. I ordered a combination plate with a crispy beef taco, a beef burrito, and a chicken enchilada with a side of Mexican rice. I added a side of refried beans because no Tex-Mex meal is complete without a big serving of refried beans to mix with the rice and crush with tortilla chips. The crispy taco was unreal. The shell feels like it was double-fried. It has such an incredible hardness to it. It feels premium. The beef burrito and enchilada were great as well, but I was blown away by the taco to an extreme. They have a pretty broad selection of Mexican beers, including Tecate, Bohemia, Dos Equis Amber, Modelo Negra, and Victoria next to your Coronas, Sol, and Dos Equis. Their margaritas are pretty great, if my memory serves me right, as well. I love this place, and I was glad to give it a revisit while being back in Lubbock for a bit. It is just classic and timeless. I just wish their menu was as much of an eyesore as it used to be because that sucker brought me so much joy. RIYL: Gaining five pounds in an hour. A good meal.

After an afternoon drive from Ft. Worth, I made it to Lubbock to spend some time with a special…read moreperson. This was the recommended spot. I took her word. The restaurant is large and has plenty of seating. We were seated quickly on a Friday evening. Like most mexican, tex-mex restaurant, we were given chips and salsa to start. I feel like I'm not usually picky with something so simple. However, the chips didn't seem to have enough flavor. I felt like it could have used more salt. The salsa also tasted a bit off. Specifically, it tasted more sour than I would have liked. I ordered a bistec plate (not sure what it was specifically as I'm writing this a few weeks from my original visit). There was sauteed beef with onions, peppers, mushrooms, and bacon. It was delicious! Everything was flavored nicely. Went great inside the warm flour tortillas that were provided. The sides of mexican rice and pinto beans were good as well. Aside from the food, the service was great. Attentive and kind. I still wish I could have paid for this meal, especially now in retrospect. My Lubbock host was too quick and went ahead and paid for the two of us. As we left, there was something wrong with the doors on the way out. I don't remember that being an issue as we came in. One of the sets of doors just seemed to jam. It was probably just me though (it was). Overall, I'd recommend this place! Maybe it was an off day for the chips and salsa. Otherwise, everything was great.