beautiful vibe and very friendly space and staff, definitely a great reminder of my hometown vibes,…read moreloved everything

This is the place for Philly Cheesesteak! Gino's deli is also good, but this is equally wonderful…read more Those are the only 2 places you should consider if you're a cheesesteak snob like me. This cannot be beat. Get the American cheddar (and extra if you love cheese). Get extra red sauce (jalapeno salsa or something). I like my cheesesteak with mushrooms and jalapeños. This is definitely big enough to share unless you have a beast for a husband. Get 2 and put 1/2 in fridge for tomorrow. It gets a tad soggy, but it's almost even better the next day. The bread here is amazing. The staff is super rad. The location and vibe is spot on. Do not miss this secret spot.

Service was on point Good was even better…read more Can't wait to come back again and again... on Oh and again and telling me folks...

Two Italian subs gave subs a bad name. I'm raised in NY/NJ and know subs. First, the rolls were…read moremush. No crunch, no flavor. The supposed stack of meat was salami and some sorpressata. Cheese was transparent and almost non-existent with zero taste. The Pepperoncini was ONE PIECE! No oil and vinegar present as I had requested. I had high hopes based on Yelp reviews but these subs were terrible. We will not return.

Come early because they sell out of the baked goods. This place is very beautiful and equally…read moredelicious. We came here for matcha and coffee and we left very impressed. My banana bread matcha was probably one of the best bananas matcha I've had. All the syrups are house made and they are very unique. It was busy but the staff were pretty fast and also really nice. We want to come back to have breakfast and baked goods.

I saw this place on instagram and decided to try it. After the 30 min drive and paid parking, the…read moremenu prices startled me, but I was already committed. $15 for a matcha that was mostly ice and milk. Comparing it to places like matcha maiko that serves good quality matcha for a fraction of that price. The sandwiches and salads were OK. I actually thoroughly enjoyed myself. It's the prices that really kill the enjoyment. Over $82 for 2 sandwiches, a salad and 1 drink is so wild to me. That's comparable to a sit down meal with for wait staff. The restaurant next door charges less for a seared pistachio crusted fish with veggies and a soda, for what this place charges for a measly sandwich. I wish this place nothing but the best, but I can't justify spending this much on a drink and sandwich.

Howdy Child is located within the food hall building in the Pearl District. The sandwiches are…read moregreat, very fresh ingredients. The service is good, very friendly cashiers the ambiance is great, you can sit inside or outside, or take it to go. Overall, this is a great spot.

Was strolling through the pearl enjoying my matcha courtesy of Yelp and decided to visit the food…read morehall. What ultimately caught my attention was the screen picture of the smoked chicken salad. HOWEVER, they were out of said chicken salad so I ended up getting the olive pesto sandwich which has ham, turkey, olive tapenade, basil pesto, jalapeno cream cheese, pickled peppers and swiss cheese all made on sourdough. I must say I was a little skeptical of the olives since I'm not a huge fan, but I'm glad I ordered. everything went well together and the olive tapenade was delicious. I also got a side order of their beef tallow fried house chips which I enjoyed. I love a good homemade potato chip. Will be back to try that smoked chicken salad, glad to know there's other good things on the menu.

Came in for a late brunch on a Sunday and we were able to snag a table even with having a baby in a…read morestroller. Service was nice! Apparently the kitchen was short staffed so instead of ordering a breakfast item we ordered a couple of paninis. The food took some time to come out but again, they were short staffed and it's Sunday brunch , there's gonna be a wait and that's fine! When we did get our food we both really enjoyed our paninis! The Green Belt Melt was delicious and not over stuffed, the bread was in my opinion the best part though. Really tasty and crunchy! The inside of the place was also super warm but the building itself is an old house, like a very old house, so again what can you expect? Overall we'd definitely come back but hopefully get a table downstairs and go earlier in the day when it isn't as hot.

What an amazing meal!…read more My fiancé and I swung by for lunch on our way to the Witte and we're so glad that we did. The interior of this place was so unique, the staff were welcoming, and the food was absolutely delicious. Naturally we had to sit in the upstairs dining area just for the novelty of it, and while we didn't have to wait too long for our meal, we had fun playing the trivia card game that was on each table. I ordered the Parmo Pollo Panini with Tomato Basil Soup. The chicken in the Panini was a little dry, but coupled with the Tomato Basil Soup I could hardly tell. While they were delicious together, both were just as tasty on their own. The Panini was a good hearty sandwich, and the Tomato Basil Soup was packed full with delicious spices. I ended up taking up half of both the Soup and Panini to go as the portions were so large. I'm glad we went at the start of lunch rush as it was packed by the time we left. I'd highly recommend W D if you're after a satisfying meal!

Being from los angeles, The Pearl was the best. Pullman like…read morea mini Eataly. First visit to San Antonio. Went to The Pearl 3 times Loved it!!!! A MUST to check out The Pearl

This is such a cool and trendy market in "The Pearl" area of San Antonio. They support lots of…read morelocal businesses and carry a lot of local products! Prices are high but everything seems to be great quality. I love that there are stations around the market where you can purchase prepared food! They have a coffee shop, butcher, bakery, burger stand, poke stand, make fresh tortillas, etc. Two of the restaurants connected to the market are recognized by the Michelin guide! I believe it is Mezquite and Nicosi. While I was here, I tried a burger which was really good! Definitely grab a burger if you come to shop. Also, I took to go a pizza from Fife and Farrow which was very delicous! Parking is limited and is also paid. You may want to plan to arrive before peak hours to make sure you get a spot. Parking is paid but you can get two hours parking free with a validated receipt from a purchase from Pullman Market.

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Excellent food and many unique menu items. Been here a couple years ago. It was good back then and…read morejust as good this time. Chicken is excellent and moist. I wish I could make my chicken like that. Everything is made fresh to order, so it comes out crispy and hot. There were 2 visible workers when we walked in. Very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu items. There's a counter that seats about 6 or 7 , and patio seating outside. Luckily we were able to eat inside because it was Hot and humid outside. Kimchi fries comes with chicken as well, so this could be an entree by itself. It was so loaded with sauces. It was delicious. Kimchi is excellent. Loved the bang bang chicken bowl. New items to us were the corn ribs...delicious! And kastsu curry. Next time gonna try the burgers, they look delicious, as I know the chicken is good. Also gonna make this a stop whenever we are in town. There's so much more I want to try!

One of the best burgers I have ever had. Bartender was friendly and helpful. Fast service. SO GOOD…read moreand HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

If you love burgers (and fries), this is your place! Absolutely delicious, hot and fresh, burgers…read morewith a great selection of specialty toppings. Service was fast and friendly, with a causal ambience that makes it easy to stop in any time.

Such a great stop in Olmos Park for delicious coffee, but I didn't know they now have a small…read moremarket. Trays of empanadas from Fat Tummy, homemade lasagna, dorp ice cream, and other local vendors. A nice wine selection and of course Feliz Modern is next door for more local shopping.

Recommend: Yes…read more Food: Lavender cortado and everything bagel. The bagel was toasted to perfection, and the everything but the bagel seasoning was just right. The bagel is tiny but sufficient to not feel like you are eating a whole lot of bread. Service: great! Ambiance: Such a cute, vibrant, and happy little space. Small but enough seating. It would be a great place to do a book club

My kid uses his first-edition "PB&J With Tay" t-shirt like a bat signal. He wears it on days he…read morewants a sammy. This has been our routine more or less every other Saturday for the past five years. So I have somewhere around 130 sandwiches under my belt, and my gifted little Bat-Potato has maybe double that (he loops his momma into the rotation on her weeks). --- Be forewarned that it's peak midlife lunch. By that I mean Tay's doesn't have niceties like an all-you-can-drink Bloody Mary bar. Frankly, I'm not even sure Tay has a liquor license. On the surface, Tay's seems to prioritize the whims of my nine-year-old. But it feels wholesome as fuck. Wholesome like...you'll get an enthusiastic "HI FRIENDS!" on the way in, guaranteed. It's not unlike arriving at a preschool; I love it. Tay's is an order-at-the-counter place. I don't need to order (they've memorized mine), but you probably will, at least the first few times you go. They seem to be pretty good at remembering after that. You would think that 130 sandwiches would have afforded me the luxury of having tasted the entire menu. Nope. I've tried the Make My Tay with whichever jalapeno-infused jelly sounds good, 130 different times now. So I just order a jelly, and they figure the rest out. And, for the record, the Make My Tay is pretty much PB&J perfection. I know cream cheese sounds a little weird, but it's gonna change your world, guaranteed. My Bat-Potato enjoys the Kids Classic with strawberry jam. Untoasted. Actually, please make sure his sandwich has not been placed within 12" of a toaster and try not to glance at the toaster while you make it. So I guess that's a solid option if you are a child or have the palate of one. Our drink of choice is a glass of milk, because again I arrived at a preschool and ordered an upscale elementary school lunch; why not further relive my childhood with some cow juice? The sandwiches are paired with ruffles, or some chips of that sort. You get a generous helping, and the sammys are also substantial. The meals are not inexpensive, but I don't think the owner is making out like a bandit either; for my son and me, the total is around $25 including drinks. The dining area is quaint with four or five small tables and one larger one. The decor is...old west ghost town, maybe? It feels vaguely Old Spaghetti Factory-esque. A wall-sized window overlooks the shopping plaza and McCullough. Wholesome like...you'll get an enthusiastic "HAVE A BLESSED DAY!" on the way out. I don't even much care for blessed days, but for y'all I shall have one. And then we leave. As I meander down the stairs, somewhere around step five, the forcefield ends, and I am no longer in my Elementary School's cafeteria. And my Bat-Potato says, "Race you!"

Positive / negative / pro tip / recommendation for owner…read more Positive: Quality and simplicity over confusion. They made something simple taste so good and it reminds you of your childhood numerous options and very reasonably priced. I had the razz and it was delicious. It's so cost-effective my drink almost cost as much as the sandwich. Would absolutely come back. They are located on the second floor and a ton of parking options Negative: It's not really a negative aspect but there's limited seating because it's so popular Pro tip: It's great to grab and go because there's local parks nearby Recommendation for the owner: I was only in town for a few hours and I saw this on numerous reels. When I went to the website, I wish I would've seen a picture of the sandwiches.