Great people. Really great sandwiches. Visit as often as we are able!…read more Thank you for providing the service!

Been on my radar for awhile. I wanted a poboy but going to New Orleans wasn't economically sound…read more With the generally positive reviews, I decided to stop at Angelo'z after a dentist appointment. The inside definitely has a Cajun feel to it with the decor; very Louisiana. I was greeted and made the 4th quarter decision to get a muffuleta, chips and a canned pop. My order came quickly and I was on my way. The sandwich itself was BIG. Loved the olive salad. The cuts of meat were quality. Prices are reasonable Loved it. Worth the visit if you can.

I just had the smash burger and spicy fries at Hotline Burger on Bellaire, and WOW -- this might…read morehonestly be the best burger I've ever had. The burger was absolutely perfect: crispy, flavorful edges, juicy in the middle, and loaded with that incredible smash-burger flavor. And the spicy fries were the perfect side -- crispy, seasoned just right, with a kick that had me going back for more. Everything about this meal was on point. If you're a burger fan, you HAVE to try Hotline Burger. I've had plenty of great burgers, but this one definitely stands out as my new favorite.

I didn't even know this place existed! And since I've been eating Halal recently I have been…read morelooking for options that are really good. First of all mad props for coming in after your POS system was stolen. Talked me through his menu sauces and all. Had a hotline burger and a regular with beef bacon, hot garlic parm fries and the hot chicken bites. Definitely one of the better smash burgers in town, those fries were yummy! His enthusiasm when we talked about the menu was contagious for sure and I was not disappointed

My dentist is in the area and we wanted a lowkey breakfast spot. Found they opened at 9am so we can…read moreright over. We were starving so we both ordered a plate. I got the biscuits and gravy with sausage which was excellent. However the star of the show turned out to be the omelette. My husband throughly enjoyed it and they were NOT stingy with the filling. Service was fast. We ordered fast and the food arrived even faster. It was hot, fresh and plentiful. I happened to use their restroom which I don't do often as I prefer to wait. To my surprise the restroom was clean and well maintained. Overall I'd definitely be returning.

It isn't as good as the original location. They were out of a few items that we wanted to try…read more I was really disappointed in our appetizers. I don't know if they have changed the recipe or what. The biggest disappointment was the peach cobbler. Not at all like the picture ( where were the peaches) and there was nothing flaky about the crust. I'll go back to the original eatery before I cross Lankford's off as one of my favorite places to eat in Houston .

A classic institution of higher quality luxury sandwich's I…read morehave been eating here since the 1980's and eat here every single time we return to Houston to visit our family I'm a turkey lunch box fan and roast beef sandwich is my second choice A definite must try when in the area Dad likes the liver paste

Always great. Best sandwiches in Houston and we've been going there forever!…read moreCan't go wrong here!

I had lunch here yesterday…read more The setting is cozy, rustic and clean. Ordering is at the counter even for dine-in. Staff was very friendly. I had: Patty Melt (4.5/5) - Really good version of a patty melt, very flavorful. Chili Cheese Fries (4/5) - Lots of cheese, could have used a bit more chili but overall good. I would recommend if you're looking for a casual sit-down burger joint.

The chili. You have to get the chili at Cliff's! This is some of the best chili I've had in many…read moreyears. So good. Especially on a coldish day like today. Tomorrow might be the last cool day for another 6 months. You might want to get over there pronto. Burgers and fries are excellent of course. Maybe order all that and onion rings and just pour chili and cheese and onions and jalapeños on top of all that goodness.

Annie's is an institution in this area. It's a great joint that's local and friendly. It's not a…read moredive but more of a family burger restaurant. I got my usual, a double burger with cheese and onion rings. The patties are thin but wide, the bun held firm which means the juiciness factor was just right. The cheese was melty and complimented the burger not overpowering it. The lettuce, tomatoes and fixins were fresh and crisp.The onion rings are always the standout for me. The batter is crisp and the onions stay firm and not floppy. I love this place, it's clean and has a great old school feel, like it's been around for decades and doesn't need to put on airs.

A trip to pick up some items at the excellent Nellis Auction saw me close enough to S Post Oak to…read moretry Annie's hamburgers for the first time. The burger was old-school and really good, but I would skip the onion rings. Generic. Greasy. But I could tell as you'll see from the photos that this is the place to have breakfast. Check out the pancakes. Check out the biscuits. Check out the mountain of bacon.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast mid-morning. Super friendly and great service. They made a veggie…read morebreakfast burrito for me - great flavor and a good price!

I just had a breakfast taco from there and I won't exaggerate. That might be the best egg cheese…read moreand bacon taco I've had in my life.

Impressive operation. Ekko's Greek American Deli is hidden at the convenience store of a Valero gas…read morestation that sells the most expensive gasoline in the state of Texas. That was why I drove by hundreds of times and never set foot in here. Last Sunday, my friend introduced me to Ekko's because I was gonna go to MoD Pizza across the street. I love Greek American food. The prices were very reasonable but I couldn't find familiar items on the menu. So, I picked gyro burger with fries. I took it home and the meat was so salty for me. The bun was too soft that falls apart when I held on my hands. The fries were soggy because the steam had nowhere to scape. Next time, I need to eat it right there. Takeout is always a challenge to keep food fresh.

Stopped by Ekko's Deli recently--yes, the one tucked inside a gas station. It's one of those places…read morethat holds a ton of nostalgia for me since the original owner was a family friend, and I used to eat here in my youth. I was hoping for a little taste of the past. I ordered the Pastichio plate, and... meh. The potatoes had a good lemony flavor but definitely needed more seasoning. The pastichio had a nice oregano vibe, but the béchamel was kind of off--gummy and weird, probably from how it was reheated. Not the comforting dish I remembered. Overall, the food was fine--edible, but kind of a letdown compared to what it used to be. That said, I'm not totally writing it off. I might come back to try something else on the menu and see if I just caught them on an off day. If you're in the mood for Greek food and find yourself near this little hidden spot, maybe give it a try--but manage your expectations if you're going in with fond memories like I did.