There use to be a good number of Delaware Subs in Austin. Now only one. Great cheese steak.
Go to Thundercloud as it convenient.
Go to Thundercloud as it convenient.
Let's talk sandwiches and subs
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Last: 22 days ago by jja79
Tucci's makes a solid cheesesteak
Aggie Therapist said:
Pickles and almond butter on white.
It tastes like hearing the Beatles for the first time.
No offense, but that looks/sounds terrible.
Yeah, but it's amazing.
To each their own!
To each their own!
Jason's deli grilled cheese and tomato soup
Pretty dang good
Pretty dang good
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
I don't think that is either.Aggie Therapist said:
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
A proper pulled pork sandwich pic would have the coleslaw on the sandwich.
wtf is that? that looks worse than your pickle and almond butter sandwich and i HATE HATE HATE pickles.Aggie Therapist said:
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
Hospital food
I went to a new place in Houston near the Heights called the World of Sourdough. Looks to be a chain, but this is the first one in Houston. I ordered the Reuben. The sourdough gave it a different twist. I will definitely be back to try some others. They have a good looking menu.
So they pulled it out of a sysco box is what I think.
no pics, but crushed a Hoody's philly cheesesteak for lunch. Love that place.
620/35? By RR High School?
Papa Geno's in Houston for a cheesesteak. On the Charley's only being in malls, at least in the Houston area there are several stand alone locations. I will probably misspell it but nobody likes muffuletta? Last thing, RIP but there us to be a great sandwich shop in Northgate caddy corner to the post office, it was called Farmers Market, fantastic subs!
Aggie Therapist said:
Hospital food
Holy cow. What hospital? We did a 90 day stint in the NICU for our first born in the first part of this year down in the med center at CMH. Thankfully they had bbq at one of their cafe's that was a solid 5.5/10. It was good enough. This you've posted… is a travesty.
A: if you're in Texas, why order pulled pork? We don't do pork butt down here. It's like trying to find some scrapple. It's just not something you find done well here.
B: going bbq at a hospital is ballsy.
C: could you not see it before ordering? Holy crap man this looks dead awful.
MarylandAG said:
Papa Geno's in Houston for a cheesesteak. On the Charley's only being in malls, at least in the Houston area there are several stand alone locations. I will probably misspell it but nobody likes muffuletta? Last thing, RIP but there us to be a great sandwich shop in Northgate caddy corner to the post office, it was called Farmers Market, fantastic subs!
Go try a cheesesteak at Rocky's Subs in greenspoint.
Best in town.
WTF?Aggie Therapist said:
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
Aggie Therapist said:
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
Tony's Italian Deli in Montgomery/Spring/Katy is a must if you've never had it. Their hot subs get all the hype, but i usually get a cold one and save half for later. Love Pappa Gyros in Katy as well for pitas and Italian beef.
*Didn't know the Tony's in Katy closed.
I used to eat at Central Market often for their BYO sandwiches.
JJ's bread is legit, and their locations smell wonderful. Also usually clean which is important.
Roly Poly was a good small chain back in the day, but i dunno how many locations are left.
Primo Hoagies has several Houston area locations now. Good east coast chain.
I used to eat at Potbelly more until they screwed up their chicken salad and started adding red onion. Dicks. Let people add it separately if they want that crap in theirs.
I'd like to try Thundercloud again. Haven't had em in a long time but rarely go to Austin anymore.
If ya like BLT's then order one at Buc-ee's some time.
I forgot the fantastic deli at the big Spec's on Smith St. I'll go there just to grub sometimes.
*Didn't know the Tony's in Katy closed.
I used to eat at Central Market often for their BYO sandwiches.
JJ's bread is legit, and their locations smell wonderful. Also usually clean which is important.
Roly Poly was a good small chain back in the day, but i dunno how many locations are left.
Primo Hoagies has several Houston area locations now. Good east coast chain.
I used to eat at Potbelly more until they screwed up their chicken salad and started adding red onion. Dicks. Let people add it separately if they want that crap in theirs.
I'd like to try Thundercloud again. Haven't had em in a long time but rarely go to Austin anymore.
If ya like BLT's then order one at Buc-ee's some time.
I forgot the fantastic deli at the big Spec's on Smith St. I'll go there just to grub sometimes.
Never been to Kenny & Ziggy's in the Galleria area i take it?EASyAg06 said:My parents have lived in April Sound on Lake Conroe right across the street for over 15 years and I had always seen it driving to their house. Had it for the first time a week ago when I was staying up there and wanted something quick before I came back downtown.PerdidoKey2030 said:
Tony's Italian Delicatessen for anyone traveling Northside Houston to College Station. Probably the best Italian sub between here and there. One in Montgomery and one in Tomball. If you have not been, go out of your way if you want an outstanding sub. I usually go with the Stallone & add red sauce.
Tonys Italian Delicatessen Nationally Famous Italian Subs and Deli
I have never wanted to get online and 5 star review anything as quick as this but it was hands down the best sandwich I have ever had. No contest to anything I have had in Houston. I will definitely be frequenting this when I visit the parents or when I head up to college station along the 105 route.
Mike's Way, no onions, add pickles is the way for me.Aggie Therapist said:
Let's talk mustard.
Totally agree. I usually enjoy mustard on my sandwiches but Jersey Mikes has potent mustard and big servings. I literally looked at the three mustards they offered and passed on them.
I'm a mustard fan but usually don't need it on a sub because it can ruin it. Extra oil and vinegar if needed.
Italian Deli or Jewish Deli...
Go.
Go.
Had Primo Hoagies on Washington St in Houston for the first time last week. Really good Italian sub and will be going back to try some of the others.
I love a good muffuletta, but Central Grocery in NOLA ruined me. Haven't had one better since.MarylandAG said:
Papa Geno's in Houston for a cheesesteak. On the Charley's only being in malls, at least in the Houston area there are several stand alone locations. I will probably misspell it but nobody likes muffuletta? Last thing, RIP but there us to be a great sandwich shop in Northgate caddy corner to the post office, it was called Farmers Market, fantastic subs!
yesAggie Therapist said:
620/35? By RR High School?
I did this and added mayo. It's my go-to add-on now.Aggie09Derek said:
Whoever mentioned Blimpies earlier….man, what a throwback. I remember going a bunch 25+ years ago.
In Houston I'm a big fan of Brown Bag Deli and Little Jimmy's Deli.
Jersey Mikes is my go to chain - mikes way + pepper relish in cold subs is hard to beat.
Primos I've only been to once but it was legit.
That looks like canned dog food dumped on a cheap ass bun.Aggie Therapist said:
Pulled pork sandwich and coleslaw
The "slaw" looks like what came up from my stomach after contemplating eating that mess on the bun.
It was pretty bad.
I've had MREs taste better than that
I've had MREs taste better than that
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