Sandwiches are surprisingly bland and dry considering how heavy and loaded with calories it all is. Bread is soft and flavorless, desperately needs to be toasted though it doesn't seem to be something they offer. The consistency of the two sandwiches I've tried is best described as "mushy."
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
ARI
I haven’t gone to this location particularly, but I’m 90% sure it’s the same owners. The location I’ve been to was in Lakeway, about a 2 minute walk from my work. The first time I came in I was greeted by kind faces. I had just finished my shift and was waiting for my mom to pick me up. When I applied for my job, they assured me I could eat for free on my break (The shifts were 5-6 hours long and we were teenagers). However, on this particular day I had come into work to discover the manager who hired me had quit, and the new manager wasn’t letting us eat for free anymore. I had no cash on me, only about 6 bucks in coins and I decided I didn’t want to embarrass myself in front of my coworkers, so after my shift I walked over to the Capriotti’s. There wasn’t anyone there but the employees and I ordered a half sandwich. I guess the guy had seen that I was exhausted and hungry, and when I approached the cash register he told me not to worry about it. I went home with a full stomach and renewed hope for humanity. The next time I went over there, it was a similar situation. I had just gotten out of work and I ordered a soup. Different guy this time. He told me not to worry about it. Both times there was nobody else there but the employees. The food wasn’t low quality either- that sandwich wasn’t skimping on anything and the soup ranks among the best I’ve had. I went there one last time a couple days ago, determined to order something (and actually pay for it this time) and to quietly tip them a bit. You can imagine my devastation when my brother and I walked up to see that they had closed that location. I won’t forget their incredible kindness towards me anytime soon, and I plan to visit this location to thank them when I can. If you are considering this restaurant, please go ahead and eat there. You won’t regret it.
Great when they have food in stock. Have been in when they don’t have the wagyu steak for the cheese steak before.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich
Bob Junior
Place was dirty black guy at the front was rude rolled his eyes several times food was hot but not
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bill M.
Solid cheese steak options here and the fries pull heavy weight. It's a good thing I don't live too close, or I'd be getting fat on these. Not sure I'll ever try a thanksgiving sandwich, but I could see it being a thing for some folks. This is a tasty shop and will definitely be back.
Tiffany Hale
Holy moly! My new favorite sandwich shop in Austin! I tried the Bobby & the waygu cheese steak and both were absolutely amazing! Highly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Skull Lord
The crew was really nice. The location was very clean. The hot bobby is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Extraordinary Sandwiches
Rich Review
Soon as you walk in the aroma of delicious home cooked food hits you like no other, comfort food at its
I stopped in here on a cool rainy day and thought a hot steak sandwich would be in order. There's not a whole lot of seating inside, only about eight tables in all, but there are four more in the back outside. My first time here I went with their signature cheese steak sandwich minus the onions and peppers and it was definitely worth the price tag. The plain white bread however was simple and it served to basically hold the good cheesey meatness in. In other words, you're not gonna get some rosemary infused baguette to hold your sandwich together. I also added a large fry only to realize their skinny cut style allows them to get cold very fast. Definitely not a fan of these fries, and don't recommend. And like most places these days, when they run your card, the tip screen will be waiting for you all because you showed up to make a to-go order.....or you could use the tip jar. Overall experience...***.
Edwyn A.
Meh? Got the Italian and didn't really enjoy it at all. First it was wet and so the bun was pretty moist and for me that's just gross. Second the ratio of meat to sandwich is not that good at all. It was like two inches of bread on either side. Italian sandwiches should have a variety of cold cuts but oddly this one tasted pretty one dimensional like flavorless ham or that congealed ham you get in a can. To add insult to my pocketbook a small sandwich is about $12.09 on DoorDash. I would say stick to subway or Jersey Mike's if you want an Italian sandwich.
Nakita G.
I placed my order online for half sandwich and half salad. The online system was user friendly and when I went to pick up the food, there was a stand for all of the pick up orders labeled with your name. I really like this! You don't have to wait in line to say you have a pick up; just grab and go. The salad and sandwich were both delicious and the food was made quickly. I'd come back.
Paul Simon
Best service ever! Who ever was working tonight 9/19 remade my warm food I was picking up. I’ll be back!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fries, Sandwich
Olivia M.
I'm a fan! I came here with the family on my cheat day and it was well worth it! I ordered the Wagyu Cheesesteak with mayo, sweet peppers and hot peppers, plus fries, and it was all delicious. The fries were fresh, perfectly seasoned, hot and crispy. The Wagyu steak was tender; the peppers gave just the right amount of sweet heat, and the mayo + cheese added the perfect creamy touch-- yum!! I wish I had ordered my sandwich with extra cheese, but other than that, no complaints. I'll be back to try the Bobbie, sometime in November more than likely ;).
Parking: Small number of spaces in a strip mall area
Recommended dishes: Grilled Italian, Balsamic Chicken Salad, Extraordinary Sandwiches
Sandwiches are surprisingly bland and dry considering how heavy and loaded with calories it all is. Bread is soft and flavorless, desperately needs to be toasted though it doesn't seem to be something they offer. The consistency of the two sandwiches I've tried is best described as "mushy."
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
I haven’t gone to this location particularly, but I’m 90% sure it’s the same owners. The location I’ve been to was in Lakeway, about a 2 minute walk from my work. The first time I came in I was greeted by kind faces. I had just finished my shift and was waiting for my mom to pick me up. When I applied for my job, they assured me I could eat for free on my break (The shifts were 5-6 hours long and we were teenagers). However, on this particular day I had come into work to discover the manager who hired me had quit, and the new manager wasn’t letting us eat for free anymore. I had no cash on me, only about 6 bucks in coins and I decided I didn’t want to embarrass myself in front of my coworkers, so after my shift I walked over to the Capriotti’s. There wasn’t anyone there but the employees and I ordered a half sandwich. I guess the guy had seen that I was exhausted and hungry, and when I approached the cash register he told me not to worry about it. I went home with a full stomach and renewed hope for humanity. The next time I went over there, it was a similar situation. I had just gotten out of work and I ordered a soup. Different guy this time. He told me not to worry about it. Both times there was nobody else there but the employees. The food wasn’t low quality either- that sandwich wasn’t skimping on anything and the soup ranks among the best I’ve had. I went there one last time a couple days ago, determined to order something (and actually pay for it this time) and to quietly tip them a bit. You can imagine my devastation when my brother and I walked up to see that they had closed that location. I won’t forget their incredible kindness towards me anytime soon, and I plan to visit this location to thank them when I can. If you are considering this restaurant, please go ahead and eat there. You won’t regret it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Extraordinary Sandwiches, Tomato Bisque, Massive Cheese Steak, Sandwich
Great sandwiches and fries!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fries, Sandwich
Great when they have food in stock. Have been in when they don’t have the wagyu steak for the cheese steak before.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich
Place was dirty black guy at the front was rude rolled his eyes several times food was hot but not
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Solid cheese steak options here and the fries pull heavy weight. It's a good thing I don't live too close, or I'd be getting fat on these. Not sure I'll ever try a thanksgiving sandwich, but I could see it being a thing for some folks. This is a tasty shop and will definitely be back.
Holy moly! My new favorite sandwich shop in Austin! I tried the Bobby & the waygu cheese steak and both were absolutely amazing! Highly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The crew was really nice. The location was very clean. The hot bobby is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Extraordinary Sandwiches
Soon as you walk in the aroma of delicious home cooked food hits you like no other, comfort food at its
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
Restaurantji Recommends
I stopped in here on a cool rainy day and thought a hot steak sandwich would be in order. There's not a whole lot of seating inside, only about eight tables in all, but there are four more in the back outside. My first time here I went with their signature cheese steak sandwich minus the onions and peppers and it was definitely worth the price tag. The plain white bread however was simple and it served to basically hold the good cheesey meatness in. In other words, you're not gonna get some rosemary infused baguette to hold your sandwich together. I also added a large fry only to realize their skinny cut style allows them to get cold very fast. Definitely not a fan of these fries, and don't recommend. And like most places these days, when they run your card, the tip screen will be waiting for you all because you showed up to make a to-go order.....or you could use the tip jar. Overall experience...***.
Meh? Got the Italian and didn't really enjoy it at all. First it was wet and so the bun was pretty moist and for me that's just gross. Second the ratio of meat to sandwich is not that good at all. It was like two inches of bread on either side. Italian sandwiches should have a variety of cold cuts but oddly this one tasted pretty one dimensional like flavorless ham or that congealed ham you get in a can. To add insult to my pocketbook a small sandwich is about $12.09 on DoorDash. I would say stick to subway or Jersey Mike's if you want an Italian sandwich.
I placed my order online for half sandwich and half salad. The online system was user friendly and when I went to pick up the food, there was a stand for all of the pick up orders labeled with your name. I really like this! You don't have to wait in line to say you have a pick up; just grab and go. The salad and sandwich were both delicious and the food was made quickly. I'd come back.
Best service ever! Who ever was working tonight 9/19 remade my warm food I was picking up. I’ll be back!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fries, Sandwich
I'm a fan! I came here with the family on my cheat day and it was well worth it! I ordered the Wagyu Cheesesteak with mayo, sweet peppers and hot peppers, plus fries, and it was all delicious. The fries were fresh, perfectly seasoned, hot and crispy. The Wagyu steak was tender; the peppers gave just the right amount of sweet heat, and the mayo + cheese added the perfect creamy touch-- yum!! I wish I had ordered my sandwich with extra cheese, but other than that, no complaints. I'll be back to try the Bobbie, sometime in November more than likely ;).