One of my favorite sandwich spots in Austin, hands down. The Knuckle Sandwich is easily my favorite…read moresandwich in the city -- packed with flavor, satisfying every time, and most importantly, consistently good no matter when I go. That consistency is what really keeps me coming back. You know exactly what you're getting, and it always delivers. Austin has no shortage of food trucks, but this one definitely stands out if you're craving a solid sandwich that actually lives up to the hype.

Seriously the most amazing sandwhiches!!! I came the first day to look and it was closed, came back…read morethe 2nd day twice and then brought it home to family. We seriously love Diana for her recommendation got the knuckle and the veggies. Knuckles was perfect lettuce and perfect meat ratio. Not too much lettuce and very generous with meat. The cheese crisps was so so so so good and just made the perfect crunch. The veggie though was so so amazing I have never had such an amazing artichoke sandwhich it was so good. If your taking it to GO and eating later let them know and they will pack the soggy stuff separately. Once again we are in love with this sandwhich and its definetly a must ever time in Austin. Thank you Diana and team for the best sandwhich ever !

I was driving through Austin and found this hidden gem! The staff of the truck were super chill and…read morewelcoming and even though they were about to close they helped me with my order and even sent me a text when my food was ready so I didn't have to wait in the cold. Now for the food: BRISKET POTSTICKERS *chefs kiss* I will actually come to Austin just for these Highly Recommend 5/5

If you live off South Lamar I can't stress enough that Texami is the latest and greatest food truck…read morethat has shown up on the block. I tried their breakfast tacos first, and Peter (the owner) does an excellent job on toasting the tortilla and not skimping on the ingredients inside. It gets better though, I tried the steak quesadilla this afternoon and it's savory and filling. This owner is going places and I highly recommend trying out what he has to offer. Also rad that he plays the guitar out front until the customer comes up to the window.

Been meaning to try this place and finally got a chance to. They have a pretty big selection of…read moreinteresting sandwiches. I got a Meatball Parmesan on white bread. It was pretty darn good. The bread was really good. Nice and crusty. Plenty of tasty melted cheese. The meatballs were rather unexceptional though, just nothing special. Staff were nice and I liked the laid-back hippy-ish feel of the place. I'll definitely come back to try something else soon.

One of my absolutely fav spots for a good sandwich in Austin! Sometimes sandwiches at other spots…read morecan feel a bit too casual but snarfs have FAT and unique sandwiches with super good toppings. I always get a meatball sub then add pepperoni and salami which Is the perfect touch is extra meat/protein. I also love their melted provolone along with their toasted bread which is really really good quality. Love that the people are always super nice and make the sandwiches super quick! We sat outside since it was a nice day and love that they have a lot of seating as well as reserved parking for snarfs customers!

I'm a millennial, of course I'm obsessed with sandwiches. Firehouse Subs is the newest tenant in…read morethe Oaks at Slaughter strip and I had to try it out. While not the worst sub I've had, I'm genuinely confused how this place still exists... They have a variety of set subs to choose from, however, you can create your own sub as well. The bread options are slim (literally) and you can select between white, wheat or gluten free bread. If you're in store, they may offer specialty breads, such as the garlic white or wheat option at this location, but it'll cause extra. I stuck with a basic sub for takeout, the Smoked Turkey and Provolone on Garlic Wheat. When I arrived home, my sandwich was oddly soggy and the portion was small.

There was something odd baked into the bottom of the bread on my sub. I communicated with them for…read moreover a week and they did not refund my order. There is no lack of sub/sandwich shops in this area so I have plenty of other options.

I've been steadily coming here off/ on for about a year now. What I love about Bella Donna is…read moretheir large menu, working class vibes, service, and the quality of the food served. At this point I've tried most of their different offerings & I can't say that I've had a bad lunch experience. And their kitchen staff: you can watch them from the order counter & they move with such precision. Like a well-oiled machine! It may have a "blue-collar" atmosphere & it may be located in an industrial neighborhood, but don't skip on Bella Donna! Imo, they're one of the best kept secrets of the E. Ben White side of Austin!

Let me just tell yall, I've had my fair share of sandwich's, hoagies, subs, heros. This place takes…read morethe cake point blank period. My friend and I stopped in for lunch after a 3 hour morning walk, we were starved, we were tired, and this place looked good from other reviews. We hopped on over and were greeted by who I assume to be the owner, incredible man, very knowledgeable, accommodating, and excited to make a sandwich for us. We ordered the super Italian, chips and a soda. We split the foot long. The sub was stuffed with meat and cheese, not too much in the way of filler toppings. Meat and cheese and the works. This sandwich was so big, like huge. Incredible portion for a great price, worth every penny. I live in San Antonio, and I do plan on making a journey back here to show my friends how awesome Bella Donna subs is. On top of all of this, he has unique artwork displayed and the bathrooms are very peaceful. Definitely a place to come back to. If I get married at some point, I will be asking them to cater.

It's been weeks since my first, (and so far, only) visit to The Little Darlin' and I'm still…read moredreaming of that hamburger I had. Seriously the BEST HAMBURGER I've ever had. Like, I'm probably never going back because I'm not sure that is repeatable . I like my hamburger well-done which usually means a fairly dried out burger, which I'm always fine with. NOT SO at this establishment! It was PERFECTION! Actually juicy, full of grilled flavor and expertly paired with toppings of their choice. I changed nothing and now I think I'm ruined because nobody will ever serve me a better burger! I also had the elote dip and it was also STELLAR! Bravo y'all!

[Really 3.5] Super cute venue and is a great place to relax and catch up or listen to some live…read moremusic! Was nice out and decided to eat outside, but there is inside seating along with pool tables. Inside had more of an old school dive bar vibe. Parking lot is pretty big and didn't have any troubles! Service was a tad slow. Ordered the veggie burger and it was fine, thought it was slightly overpriced at $16. If I come back would be for drinks and probably not food, but overall a fun space!

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.

I was disappointed because I heard great things! If we go again I will try a hot sandwich. I had a…read moreBYO turkey that was dry and the lettuce was brown and slimy. The bread seemed past prime too. Typical sub shop interior, nice employees! Just wasn't a fan of my food.

I came to Lustre Pearl for a different food truck but it had closed early, so I ended up getting…read morethe Honey Lime Chicken sandwich- and boy was I glad! This is a crazy food grilled chicken sandwich! The chicken was generous and so juicy and flavorful, with a hefty amount of Brie and some nice greens (could have used more greens but hey it was tasty), and even some surprise chips on the side! My friends got the hamburgers and they seemed to enjoy them but I was too deep in my sandwich to notice much lol! The truck didn't seem too busy and it took maybe 10 minutes for my sandwich to come out but I wasn't paying too close attention to the clock. We also got the fried pickles which are very unique- instead of just breaded slices/spears they wrap the pickle with cheese in a wonton wrapper or something along those lines and deep fry the package. I'd say in general I prefer the standard fried pickle as I'm crazy about them, but for a fun and different take on it I enjoyed them! Couldn't try the fries a they were sold out of them (6:30 on a Sunday so not exactly prime time).

Um...its okay food overall. Sliders...4 stars. Well seasoned…read moreand tasty. They're slider size but worth it. Spicy Fries...1 star. They're either frozen bag fries that are thin cut, over fried, and crunchy. Or they're fresh cut but taste like thin cut, over fried, crappy fries.. Not sure Fried pickle.. 0 stars. uh dont get. Sog Fest!