Beautiful HEB Cibolo, definitely if you're in the area go inside and check it out They have a lot…read moreof items they don't carry in other stores. It's a very ,very organized store which I like. They have a huge variety of different things. All the managers are lined up in the front of the store as your leaving they wish you a safe trip home.

Bought Texas Heritage smoked jalapeño cheese sausage on Wednesday 5/20. Today is Saturday 5/23 and…read morethought having some of the sausage for dinner. I'm glad I checked the sell by date: 5/12!!! Not a first time they have expired items on the shelf. So disappointing...

Let me start by saying we came on Valentine's Day with reservations…read more Service: Fantastic! Our server Alizae was great. Very friendly, happy, and attentive. She knew portion sizes, flavor profiles, and made sure we were happy with food selections. Ambiance: place is trendy. Decor was really nice and the place felt welcoming. My spouse and I could converse in a regular level and never felt as if we needed to shout to be heard. Food: Delicious! We opted for the 7 course prefix meal and it didn't disappoint. We added the shrimp and Brussels sprouts appetizer (which we took home). As this was our first time, we don't realize they had different menus. Everything we had was phenomenal. We will be back. Look at the pictures for the food items

We finally decided to check out 375 Social Kitchen, and I'll be honest... I was a little hesitant…read moreat first. I had heard service can take a bit longer than your typical brunch spot. But once we sat down, it made sense. Everything is made to order, and you can taste the difference. There was only one server handling the entire floor, and when a rush hit all at once, it definitely got busy fast. But here's the thing... she handled it with grace. Even when you could tell she was juggling a lot, she stayed attentive, kind, and kept checking in on us. That kind of effort deserves recognition. Now let's talk about the real star of the show... The Texas French Toast. Oh. My. Goodness. Thick, golden, perfectly cooked slices topped with homemade whipped cream and fresh berries that tasted like they were picked that morning. It wasn't just good, it was indulgent in the best way. Sweet without being overwhelming. Rich but balanced. I couldn't even finish it (which says a lot), and happily boxed the rest up. The only regret? I ate all the berries first. Rookie mistake. My husband ordered one of the hash plates and said it was solid comfort food... hearty, flavorful, and filling. He couldn't finish his either, so I'm definitely sneaking a few bites later. Overall, we left impressed. The food feels intentional. The flavors feel thoughtful. It's the kind of local spot you want to root for. And the fact that they serve pork lumpia for lunch? Say less. We'll be back for that. If you're looking for a cozy, made-from-scratch brunch spot in Universal City, this one is worth the wait. Good food takes time, and this place proves it. ***This review is based on my taste buds. Not all taste buds are created equal

This is not an actual restaurant. This is a Denny's. Don't be fooled!! Found this out at 2AM after…read morethe bar, so you should understand my disappointment!!!

This is NOT a separate restaurant! This is false advertisement and an egregious bait-and-switch by…read moreDenny's.

Just off the highway, where engines roar and impatient horns echo through the air, sits a small…read morediner tucked quietly into the corner like a hidden refuge from the rush of the world. The moment you step inside, the noise outside fades into something warmer -- replaced by the hum of conversation, bursts of laughter, and the comforting rhythm of a place full of life. The room buzzes with stories from long days, friends catching up over coffee, and the familiar clatter of plates and silverware. From the kitchen comes the constant symphony of sizzling grills, clanging pans, and ice tumbling into glasses, all blending together into the kind of atmosphere that feels alive rather than loud. It's the sound of comfort. And then there's the smell -- sweet maple syrup drifting through the air, butter melting slowly over stacks of golden flapjacks, fresh coffee brewing somewhere nearby. Every detail makes the diner feel less like a restaurant and more like a memory you didn't realize you missed. It's cozy, genuine, and full of warmth -- the kind of place that makes you want to stay a little longer after the meal is over.

I like a medium rare steak, not a rare hamburger steak. Service was subpar as my glass of sweat tea…read moresat empty the majority of my meal. Fortunately had a glass of water to wash down my meal. Waitress never came back to let her know about my hamburger steak. Told the young cashier at checkout about it and got a "sorry about that" out of it. Last time (this time) I ate there was the last. Not a diner I'd recommend. Go elsewhere.

Food: It was stellar! The brisket was seasoned very well. The sausage had great texture and also…read moreseasoned well. The Sides were nice and savory, making for a good pair with the protein Service: Excellent! Ambiance: Good ol' traditional BBQ Joint. Feels like you're at a family member's house.

Ordered the 1/2 moon plate with brisket and chicken with Mac and cheese and corn. I experienced a…read moreclean dining area with plenty of seating. Music was tasteful and service was prompt and friendly. Brisket and chicken was good. The Mac and cheese was the star.

This is the kitchen at Dennys and it was disgusting. No point in asking for a refund because you…read morewon't get one.

The worst tasteless plain ass fries I've ever had in my whole life. Not sure what they have against…read moreany kind of seasoning not even a pinch of salt. Don't ever get the fries here. Breakfast sandwich was decent though even though it was cold...