Sad to see y'all closed. Your food was delicious! Closing leaves a huge empty spot in my restaurant…read morerotation

The Right Spot is small but mighty. Great food, kind service and tables to sit and relax. Quiet…read moreeven though a dragon looks at you.

Felecia W was a wonderful employee that took my order and was correct. I liked her manners and was…read moreso sweet. Give the young lady a raise.

Two nights ago, 05/30, my friends and I dined-in at this Whataburger. We sat near the back exit…read moreclosest to 290. Sat near us at the table adjacent to the door was a man in a black hoodie and black pants who, we didn't know this at the time, was open-carrying a firearm and was playing on his phone. In the middle of our meal, a gentleman approached the entrance near us and when he tried to open the door, it was locked. The man seated adjacent to the door was pointing at the front entrance as if to tell him to go around. My friend, who actually did not notice this gesture because he was seated with his back to the man, opened the door for the customer and went back to sit with us. It was at this point that the man seated by the door started mumbling to himself about his disapproval at the actions of my friend. He did not say anything directly to my friend. He did not tell my friend not to open the door when he saw him get up to do it. He did not inform us whether the establishment was closed. He just started mumbling harshly to himself as my friends and I continued to converse. I am not sure if he wanted us to hear him or not, I assumed no because he did not start doing it until my friend had already seated himself and we had already started socializing again. A few minutes later, another gentleman comes to the door. Same thing happens, the guy seated by the door points to the main entrance as if to tell him that that's where he should be entering. When the man gets there, the door seems to be locked. Again, my friend, who was simply trying to be helpful to other customers, stood up and walked all the way across the store to open the door for the gentleman. It wasn't until he was already at the door that the man seated by the other door stands up and aggressively starts YELLING across the room, demanding my friend "SIT DOWN", "STOP OPENING THE DOOR", "YOU DON'T WORK HERE SO I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU KEEP TRYING TO OPEN THE DOOR FOR PEOPLE", among other exclamations. Then my friend, who is confused as to why what he thought was a random man is yelling at him, asks him "do you work here?" to which the man flashes his holstered firearm and says "YOU SEE THIS GUN? YES I WORK HERE, IM SECURITY! BUT YOU DON'T WORK HERE SO I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU KEEP OPENING THE DOOR FOR PEOPLE!" Keep in mind he's still standing and just, overall, being confrontational and overtly unprofessional. My other friend responded to the man by saying that our friend was just trying to be helpful. To that, the man still responded with complete hostility. My friend backed away from the door, we all got up from our table, threw away our food, and attempted to leave through the front door. One of the Whataburger employees politely asked us to take the back door instead. Now at this point, there were customers waiting at both locked entrances. But we left. This entire interaction was not only unnecessary, it was unprofessional and not handled with care AT ALL. As armed security, you are supposed to be a trusted professional who looks out for the safety of individuals within your establishment. You are not to escalate situations, you are supposed to de-escalate. This security guard INITIATED the confrontation. It is a privilege to be a security guard carrying a firearm. You do not use the fact that you have one to attempt to scare the people you are supposed to be protecting. Way to lose public trust. Yes, we understand that if the store is closed, it is your job to ensure that customers are not entering the establishment. However, this whole situation was completely mishandled, and there were so many ways the situation could have been handled appropriately: 1) Let dine-in customers know that the store is closed when it closes and not to let people in. 2) If someone happens to not be aware and gets up with the intention of opening the door for someone, STOP THEM during the act, inform them that the store is closed, and ask them not to open the door. 3) Be polite to those who pose no actual threat. Whataburger, do better at hiring your armed security.

Food was cheap, service was fast, cannot really complain for a mcdonalds. I don't know about the…read moreambiance inside because I went through the drive-thru!

Dude, I hate this McDonalds they never get orders right, I literally said NO PICKLES, NO MUSTARD,…read moreEXTRA KETCHUP and EXTRA ONIONS. What if I was allergic?? Listen to your customers make the food fresh and do the job you are paid to do. It's not hard. HATE THIS LOCATION

Very quick counter service. There is a drive through too, though! We loved our sandwiches and…read morefries. The decor makes this place feel a bit stuck in the 90s but you come here for the food! It is a hole in the wall place but I highly recommend.

Bbq brisket fries was garbage....i didn't care for them at all...wasn't even worth a picture...I…read morestopped here thinking it would be the same...I WAS WRONG..the customer service is excellent...the have a retro theme going on!

What a hidden gem! Stopped in for a quick lunch and left pleasantly surprised and very full. We…read moreordered a burger, chicken tender basket, and the mozzarella sticks. The mozzarella sticks were flavorful and perfectly fried, burger was huge and juicy, and the tender basket was also delish. (Check out the pics for the giant tenders) Would totally recommend if you are in the area.

For the price, not worth it. Food was OK, portions were good, but the food is mostly foodservice…read morefrozen ingredients. Jalapeño poppers - $6 for 6 - these are obviously frozen, foodservice poppers. Not bad, not good. Lamb gyro - good, but nothing special. Same with the mushroom burger, nothing special, a typical diner burger. Fries were thick cut crinkle fries - fried perfectly and seasoned well. These were the best part of the meal. Don't get me wrong - the owner (I'm guessing he is the one who took our order) seems super friendly and I'm glad he's able to support his family doing this, but the food is just OK. This is the slimmest step above fast food, so to me it's just not worth the extra cost.

Ok, don't judge. When I went to college in San Antonio, I lived off of Taco Cabana…read more Known for fresh tortillas made on location and good grilled meats, TC brings me back to my college days. It's fast food so service is behind the counter and typically friendly and fast. Ambiance is bright colors and often has a patio. Margaritas used to be made with wine but now have tequila. My wife laughs at me because I always order two fajita tacos and one bean and cheese taco. I guess some things, aside from prices, never change.

I don't know what happened to Taco Cabana but this one is tucked away and hidden behind a…read moreWalgreens. Even from the highway it's difficult to see. But it's not bad tasting. For fast food especially. I like that I can get breakfast tacos all day. They're generous with the salsa also. I typically get the eggs and bean breakfast tacos and I add cheese, though the amount they charge for cheese is absurd. I think this location just needs a refresher and some marketing.

This is a fast and casual burger join in the neighborhood. Easy parking in the plaza. You can order…read moreat the counter and find a seat. They also have a breakfast menu along with sandwiches and burger combos. I tried their specialty, the Mytiburger. It was delish, meat was tender. Everyone in my party also enjoyed their meal. We didn't have any issue dinning in as a big group. The service was quick and friendly.

The old school charm that Mytiburger (#1) exudes is appealing for a number of reasons: a retro…read moreinterior frozen in time, prices that feel like foodflation never happened, and a simple, no pretense approach to comfort food. It hasn't been an easy road since the business began nearly 60 years ago. Current owner Shawn Salyers, made a plea on social media nearly 2 years ago that his business was on the brink of closing, which eventually went viral. For days the restaurant was packed with lines out the door, and the hype was enough for me to give it a try for myself. I wasn't disappointed and have been back several times since. The food is hardly glamorous and the presentation leaves lots to be desired. But in its visual flaws, there is a certain beauty to its simplicity, and this is perfectly captured in its Mytiburger classic burger. A signature beef patty with mustard, pickles, onion, with mustard and ketchup, there's absolutely nothing fancy about it. Throw in a cheese add-on with fries and it's a solid meal. Then there are the other options: chili cheese fries, stuffed jalapenos, and homemade onion rings. These all serve as quality complements to an otherwise otherwise hearty meal. Breakfast should not be slept on either, since their hash browns are crispy and buttery and has become a must-eat portion of my rotation. The service is friendly but not always efficient. Expectations should never be too significant, so keep it realistic. Cash only is better than credit card, and parking is rarely an issue. Given the state of eateries and the public outcry for slim margins and thin profits, I do hope for more success of this location and its other sister location. __________ (#1) Mighty burger.

I stopped by to get a bowl and some tacos. The chicken tacos were good. The service was good…read more The burrito bowl had steak that was inedible with gristle and fat. I had to get rid of it. The chicken was good though. They need to check the quality of the meat before putting it out. Half the bowl was thrown away.

Not quite sure why there's always a line of people here and they prioritize door dash orders first…read more Literally waiting for her to finish online orders....Ummm the line of people waiting should be priority

don't go durning the peek hour 12pm I got sick from eating their chicken ended up with a stomach…read morevirus. and yes I know it was their food because I was on empty stomach all day. I did notice it was extremely packed and the staff was okay but who ever cooked my 12$ food turned out to be a $450 medical bill

Not sure what all the bad reviews are about but My experience was great! Food came out super…read morefast and was piping hot. Restaurant was clean and well stocked. They even had a guy walking around checking to make sure everything was ok. Will be back

All Whataburger's but particularly at Spring Cypress and 249. Great staff, food etc and Well run!!…read more For something a little on the healthier side I get eggs fried and sausage without the biscuit. Extra napkins and squeeze any visible grease out. *** (Extra to take home!!!) Do t forget the "senior drinks".

I had a good experience with Whataburger on a Friday night. The wait was decent, food was correct…read moreand cashier friendly. I ordered Whataburger meal, chicken strip meal and the spicy buffalo chicken sandwich. Not sure if I will get the chicken again, it was super wet and messy. The ranch sauce was almost over powering and I love ranch. The chicken strips were a nice size though. Otherwise the other items were good.