Hot take: national chain restaurants in Austin don't hit the same as they do in suburbs of Houston…read more When I stepped into this Jason's Deli location, the magic just wasn't there. The food is solid, but basic... Jason's Deli offers a variety of sandwiches, salads and soups. My usual order is the Manager's Special, which comes with a half sandwich, chips and a side. For those needing something heartier, I recommend getting the full size. I always order the Chicken Panini (grilled chicken, provolone, pesto aioli, spinach, and tomato on sourdough) with the Spicy Seafood Gumbo. Strangely, the gumbo is solid!

If you're looking for a Texas size spud? They said...come to Jason's Deli. So we did. They have the…read morebiggest baked potato I've ever seen. My wife and I both ordered The Plain Jane combo. They're huge! My wife and I should have just ordered one and split it. They are very generous with the toppings that came with Cheddar, bacon, butter, sour cream, green onions on them. The only complaints we had were, that both of our baked potatoes skins were overcooked and very tough, and the skin on the baked potatoes weren't seasoned. The inside of the baked potatoes were very good. The combo included one trip to the salad bar and unlimited soft drinks and tea. Everything on the salad bar was fresh and delicious. All of the vegetables that you could make your salad were very fresh, crispy and delicious. The potato salad was really good too. The chocolate mousse was to die for. It was so creamy and rich. To top all of this off, they have free unlimited ice cream cones....vanilla, chocolate and chocolate/vanilla mix. Nice way to finish off a good meal. The service was lacking. When we were ordering, the person made us feel like we were being rushed to place our orders. It felt like we were being an inconvenience to them...we would have left, but we'd never been to a Jason's Deli before and we wanted to give them a try...so we stayed. The restaurant was clean. It had lots of seating area. We came, we saw, we tried and we doubt we'll be back!

My fiancé picked up drive through from this Arby's each of the past two days for us to eat for…read morelunch, and we enjoyed it both times. I got their normal fries each time and they were warm & fresh. 5/5. I got the classic beef & cheddar sandwich today and that sandwich was solid. My fiancé enjoyed her meals as well. Last, positive shout out to Karla working the drive through lane. She did a great job and was very friendly to my fiancé both days!

Arby's is in a safe location off of I-35 with a easy to enter and exit location. This facility has…read moreabove average speed to order and the employees are pretty nice. That said I'll be brief as if you've been to Arby's, outside of service, the food should be about the same. As far as sides go, their curly fries are the best fries in the fast-food business. The reason is simple, they're unique and very well-seasoned. The mozzarella stick are ok but lets face it, any fast food join that sells them, purchases these generic frozen sticks and fries them. So, I'd rate them average for fast-food but below average if comparing them to sit down restaurants. Their soft drinks are much like any other chain however where we diverge from the norm are their Jamocha shakes. If you like a coffee flavor in your shake this is pretty good, otherwise their shakes are on par with all others that you can zip in and purchase within minutes. Again, if you've had Arby's before there food should be familiar to you. The roast beef sandwiches (with Arby's & Horsey sauce) are really good. I used to work there in my teen years and I can tell you yes, they cook the big slabs of meat every morning. I wish they brought back the super as it has lettuce and tomato on it, but I digress. One of the things about Arby's is they're not afraid to offer interesting sandwiches outside of their best sellers. The Ruben is pretty good for fast-food. Using their signature beef as the base, then pile on sauerkraut, melted Swiss and thousand island dressing. It's actually really good. The "Greek" gyro is decent as I'm not sure what meat they use but it's not even close to authentic but the rest of the sandwich is tasty. Just don't expect the quality of someone that specializes in that food culture. When they have the Italian Sub it's surprisingly good. Not as good as those specialty shops but not bad. Overall I don't eat fast-food often and when I do Arby's is a once in a year thing for me at best. But when one considers their roast beef sandwiches, well no one else has something like it so they've cornered the market so to say. That along with their sauces, I'm actually now craving their food. Summing things up, this store is on par with any other of their facilities so if you're craving them, don't be afraid to drop by the place that claims "we have the meats!"

Decent, fast and non expensive pizza. It something "amazing"? No. But it definitely satisfies…read morecraving when they have specials without having to spend the ridiculous prices some local places charge for dough, cheese, meat and some veggies. The staff has always been nice when I picked up my pizza but I never stay to eat it there.

We order online for delivery or pickup. The pizza is good, we've never been disappointed…read more The people are always nice and polite. It's a takeout or delivery place so not much to say. The area is clean and welcoming. No complaints.

We keep receiving coupons in the mail, but I forgot them so we decided to try today and pay full…read moreprice for cruddy food! Tried the chicken Parmesan. It was OK, I got the fish and chips which tasted like old refried fish, more crispy and dry than fish. 2 old, dried out small pieces with fries! The salad was just thrown together. It was nothing to write home about.. people told us to try this place. I don't know why? Maybe because it's local there's a bunch of older people eating in there, but they're just paving their way to die. I looked around at the other food. The burgers are supposed to be the best. They look like a greasy mess. I would never come back here again. I remember eating here years ago when we first moved to the area back in 2015 ordered Pizza for my daughter-in-law's at home bridal shower and thinking the crust was like cardboard, so I never tried it again! I'll never eat here again. There are too many other good places around to eat why waste my time and belly on this junk food. Why are so many here?? The service was great though we are wondering how they stayed in business this long maybe with all the coupons bringing in people. Oh voted the best Italian food by a radio or tv station?!!! Are they joking? That's an insult to the better Italian restaurants we have nearby!! HOW CAN THEY SAT THAT!!

It's been more than 4 years since our last visit so we decided to try them out again…read more However, the signs of neglect are showing. The floors are not swept, despite being devoid of patrons. The bathrooms are relatively clean, but they need TLC with peeling paint and haphazard repairs. Honestly, who thought it was a good idea to put a urinal so close to an open electrical outlet? Also, it would be nice for a family l-friendly restaurant (dog porch and kids' menu) to have changing tables in the bathrooms. The staff was courteous, yet somewhat forgetful. The unkempt nature of the tables and floor should have clued us in. The pickle bread (cheesy bread with ranch and pickles on top) was a tasty novelty and everything came out relatively quickly. The chop steak was slathered in grilled onions, jalapeños, and mushrooms and had a great char. Wonderfully made. The teriyaki burger was tasty. However the fries on both were nothing special.

I've been craving a real Italian sub for quite a while and being only a short ride from Tucci's…read morethis week it was time to check em out. Spoiler alert Tucci's is the real deal. Their cold cuts are high quality and their freshly delicious bread is suppled by the New World Bakery. The chains do a good job but it's like comparing an Altima to a Porche. For my inaugural visit I ordered the Gourmet Italian. This seven inch sandwich was stuffed with prosciutto, deluxe ham, capicola, Genoa salami, provolone, and finished with oil, vinegar, and oregano. I deleted the lettuce and mayo. Bonus points for not asking me if I wanted it toasted! Molto bene! Plus one ordered the meatball sub. This was another winner that was surprisingly spicy. The marinara sauce tastes as advertised "home made". The meatballs were moist and fabulously tender. Tucci's does have daily specials and I can hear the Philly Cheese Steak sub calling my name for my next visit. If you live in the area traffic is a mess but it's worth it to visit this East Coast Sub Shop.

Really good sandwich! The garlic mayo is super yummy, but definitely ask for extra or your sandwich…read moremight be a little dry. The only thing I wish was better was the bread, it was too dry and crumbly.

Delicious options at this food truck. We stopped at this food truck park before heading out to…read moreexplore the area. The sandwich I ordered was fantastic. The antipasto salad was delicious and cool, perfect for the warm Texas evening. The French fries were great. Happy to come back and try some more! Food park has parking and restrooms on site.

I hate to give 2 stars but we didn't enjoy this place. We looked at the menu online on their…read morewebsite and then called in to order. They were out of chicken so couldn't make a couple of the sandwiches, one which we wanted to try. Then we asked for another sandwich and they said they don't make that sandwich anymore and we must be looking at an old menu bc they "hadn't had that sandwich in a while". Ok, that happens, but we were looking at the menu on their own website. Oookkk. We asked what other sandwiches were available and they said 2-3 of the other sandwiches on the menu so we went with one of those. The total for 4 sandwiches was 59. That felt high to me but I know prices are up everywhere so I figured, if it's a good sandwich it'll be worth it. We showed up to pick up our order and they had a menu posted with a bunch of other options. I was annoyed now, bc the other options looked better than what I ended up ordering but he didn't mention any of those on the phone. Overall the sandwiches were just ok. Not enough filling for the bread and was dry. We ended up adding sauces at home. Overall I was disappointed and would not go back.

The sandwiches are actually good. I always get the chicken texican & drizzle cheese sauce on it…read more Delicious. Im not a fan of sandwich shops but I do like the food here.

I have to agree, the service was terribly disappointing. I used to love Texadelphia when there were…read moremore locations in Austin and the one left being all the way across town from me, so I was looking forward to stopping by on my rare visit South of the river. I got held up at an event and didn't make it in the door until 10 minutes before closing, which I know is not ideal but I was ready to order as soon as I walked in. Except the order station was abandoned, so I waited. One of the kitchen staff saw me waiting but didn't alert anyone to take my order. When someone did finally emerge from the back, they saw me waiting at the order station and proceeded to completely ignore me and instead waited one of the groups dining in. Then that same person went back to the back until 2 minutes after closing when they came to tell me that they were closed. I said that I'd been waiting there quite a while to order but again treated me like a ghost and didn't reply. I didn't argue because he obviously wasn't going to let me order no matter what I said but the whole experience was so disrespectful. If anyone would have just told me "sorry we've already shut down the kitchen" it would have been sad but fine, but to have multiple staff see me waiting there for 12 minutes and I guess just hope I would go away... wtf? Texadelphia is dead.