This is the first place I went to, to get a company lunch and let me tell you, I really enjoyed my…read moremeal here! I liked the brisket more than the chicken I got. The corn side dish ( i dont remember what its called lol ) was my absolute fav !! The service was quick from the kitchen and the self serving station were clean. The ambiance felt so lively!

So I've given Bryan no shortage of great reviews over the years. I first saw him in 2017 working…read moreout of a trailer on the opposite side of I35 off of 407. I've had many good meals there. However, as time goes on service and customer care seems to be declining. I'm in my mid 60s and have white hair, but the cashiers never offered the senior citizen discount unless you ask for it. I had good Birria tacos one time. The next time I went, they dipped them in consume, but didn't sear them off on the flat top so they were crispy so I ended up eating mush. That was my last review and I still gave him three stars for that mediocre attempt at a taco. I've been going to 407 BBQ for many years and I'm well aware of his sign that says if you don't specify, you get what you get no returns lean or fatty. Well I did specify, but the hostess didn't write it down on my order. OK you know what I am disappointed as all hell but that's my mistake since I didn't look at the receipt. Fine, but if you look at the receipt where I ordered a pound of brisket to go that clearly says lean, and it's a hell of a lot closer to fatty than lean. Look at my pictures below. That will tell you everything you need. My wife ordered the burger, which is normally very good and one of the more difficult choices that I have to make in life barbecue or burger. But this time it seems as though they put garlic salt on the burger or some sort of garlic flavoring which overpowers their burger we've never had to specify no garlic before, but maybe something has changed that I'm not aware of. Maybe he felt they needed to be more mainstream? Who knows. With the proliferation of really stellar barbecue now available around DFW I can no longer recommend 407. Maybe he's got too many young kids maybe I'm not aware and he sold out. Maybe he's gone corporate. I'm not sure what's going on. Maybe there's something going on in his life I'm not aware of and he's preoccupied with that. But I think I'm done with 407. He could've easily responded to my yelp review on the mediocre taco disaster, but he didn't. He didn't attempt to make it right. I published my receipt and he can go back in his system and see who I am. He's got my full name and phone number, but I doubt he'll contact me. It's a shame when he was working out of a small wooden shack, there seemed to be a lot more care about Customer Service and Support. There's always my standby Angelo's downtown Fort Worth, North Texas smoke out near Decatur, which is actually closer to me than 407 but has limited hours. Hutchins in Trophy Club and Daynes's barbecue in Aledo. I wish Brian and the 407 crew all the best. Hopefully they get things back

The food NEVER disappoints! It's incredible and has been for years! The staff is the kindest most…read morepersonable people and make you feel like family! I promise you will be happy you stopped by!

Best food! Best people!!! Hands down the best brisket and chicken you will ever have.read more

Super cute place! Kind staff, fun to chat with. Food came out quick and was fresh. Will be back!read more

Outlaw Burgers - W. Fourth St. (Justin)…read more If you're looking for authentic Southern Hospitality Texas food, I recommend this place. Stopped here with my family and grabbed great meals. We ordered a Turkey Salad that had fresh veggies and right amount of protein and crunch to it. The Outlaw Burger had a thick layer of cheese that nicely melted into the thick patty that offered a good spicy flavor. Both portions were generous. Our food tasted fresh and delicious. The girl at the front desk was friendly helping us check out. Our waitress did a great job, stopping by few times to ask, "How's everything Y'all?" I loved the Western Cowboy Theme. Once you step inside, it's as if you stepped back in time to the early cowboys era. Stopped by here y'all and give them a try.

My chiropractor is next to the SP so figured I would try it out service was was EXCELLENT! Since…read moreit was my first time they gave me one of their known for blueberry muffins which was nice. Food was good too!

I have been coming to Snooty Pig since they opened. I absolutely love this little diner with its…read moresuper friendly staff and fun atmosphere. Good food at a fair price, I will continue as a patron until they close the doors!

Love this place. Food is great, atmosphere and music are perfect. The owners and staff are…read morepleasant.

I hate leaving negative reviews, especially for a local business we really wanted to support. We've…read moregiven this place four chances, hoping each visit would be better, but unfortunately this last experience will probably be our final one. The food has been mediocre at best, especially considering the prices. On my most recent visit, I ordered the ravioli and received three large ravioli for $17. The sauce arrived piping hot, but the filling inside the ravioli was cold. Overall, it tasted more like something that had been frozen and reheated than a freshly prepared dish. My husband ordered the antipasto salad, and the ham was noticeably gray and tasted off. We sent it back because it didn't seem right and it ended up upsetting his stomach. To be fair, he had ordered the same salad on a previous visit and enjoyed it, so this may have simply been an off night. The bright spot was the manager, who handled the situation professionally. She apologized, offered to make my husband something else, even as a to-go order, and removed the salad from our bill when he declined. We appreciated her response and customer service. Unfortunately, one good interaction isn't enough to outweigh the overall experience. The drinks have never impressed us given the prices, and the food has consistently fallen short of expectations. We truly wanted this to become one of our regular neighborhood spots because of its convenient location, but we've decided it's just not a place we'll be returning to.

OMG! This place is amazing and is planning to improve. What??? It's close to perfect already…read more Such a cool environment. Leanna, our server, was professional, friendly, helpful and informative. She gave us some history and background of the building. She suggested beer flavors for us and let us sample before ordering. When I was debating on entree choice, she guided me in the right direction. We can't wait to come back and see what changes have been made. We highly recommend coming here.

This has been a great local spot for Italian food, pizza, and salads. The bartenders are always…read morefriendly, attentive, and happy to offer suggestions for cocktails, which is something we have always appreciated. On our recent visit, we ordered the cheese pizza and were surprised to learn that the cheese blend includes provolone. Unfortunately, we are not fans of the sharper flavor, so it was not a good fit for us. That said, we absolutely loved the crust and the way the pizza was cooked. If not for the provolone, it would have been a home run. One area where I think there is room for improvement is pricing. While we understand that costs have gone up, some items felt a bit expensive. For example, I just cannot justify spending $17 on tiramisu. Overall, this is a charming neighborhood restaurant with good food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I am interested to see what the new ownership brings and wish them success as they begin this next chapter.

Mercantile is hands down one of the best restaurants in the area. Their sandwiches are some of the…read morebest I've ever had--I've tried four so far (and counting), and every single one has been incredible. What stands out is that each sandwich has its own unique flavor profile, yet they're all equally delicious. Beyond the food, the space itself is charming and thoughtfully curated. They also offer premade meals, pickles, and all kinds of other specialty goodies to browse while you're there. I can't recommend this place enough. If you're in the area, Mercantile is absolutely worth a visit--the sandwiches alone make it a must-try.

I went in one day as I was curious after moving to the area. There were several different things…read moreto choose from in there... sandwiches, ice cream, jar meals, pickles, etc. Cool spot that I'll definitely go back to try out.

I stopped by last weekend after hearing Kimzey's was closing on May 21st. Kimzey's was filled with…read morepeople, however there were spots available to sit. I was greeted by the barista, Connor and ordered a golden milk latte with their banana nut bread. My order didn't take long to make and I enjoyed looking at the beautiful artwork on the wall. The golden milk latte was flavorful with a nice spice kick and the banana nut bread had cinnamon mixed in, simply divine. I'm sad that this lovely coffeeshop is closing, however I appreciated that the atmosphere was lively.

While running errands, I decided to take a caffeine break at this cafe. Waiting for the family…read moreahead of me to finish their order, I browsed the display case and decided to get a spicy sausage roll. When I ordered the Golden Milk Latte, the cashier informed me that it did not contain espresso. She mentioned that espresso could be added for an extra charge. I asked if the espresso would affect the flavor, and she said it would be slightly noticeable. As I searched for an alternative beverage, she mentioned it a few more times. Ultimately, I decided to go with the Golden Milk Latte. My order was served at the same time as the customers ahead of me. Interestingly, my coffee was served in a mug, while theirs were in takeout cups, even though they were drinking theirs indoors. I would have preferred a takeout cup for my coffee so I could continue with my errands. The sausage roll was served with a fork, which was convenient since it was still hot from the oven. A knife would have made it easier to cut into smaller pieces. I am not sure if I was mistakenly served a regular sausage roll or if they have a different definition of spicy. The bland flavor of the sausage had me the pastry to it. The Golden Milk Latte was average at best. Most of the turmeric was on top of the coffee, and I could not taste it when I sipped the latte underneath. Since the latte was not served with a spoon, I did not expect to stir the turmeric into the latte itself. I might have had a better experience if I had opted for a regular latte and skipped the sausage roll.

Best snow cones in town with a wide variety of flavors to choose from. Miss their downtown…read morelocation. Hopefully they open soon.

Lots of flavors to choose from. Cute little shop with tables to eat outside. The kids love it!read more

Outstanding food and service. We keep trying more and more and love it all their truck is always…read morewelcoming and love the laughs

If you see this Korean food truck, stop what you're doing and get in line. The food is that good…read more Everything we ordered was PACKED with flavor. Even the sauces. I also appreciate the owners' back story, honoring a Korean mother and keeping to the authentic flavors of Korean in a foreign land. This is one of those hidden-gem food trucks that people start talking about after they've eaten there... and then suddenly there's a line. If you love bold flavors and crave something different from the usual food truck fare, don't miss this one. Already planning our next visit.