Dishola: Reviews by the Dish
- dishola /dish•ō•lâ/
- v. To share the love of food - dish by dish. n. The ultimate source to find real meals at real places that rule.
Spectacular Sammies
These are the Austin sandwiches you crave...the ones you return to over and over because they never grow old or boring. Please add your faves to this list. One can never have too many sandwich suggestions!
616 W 34th St,
Austin, TX
(512) 420-8400
laura
on 08/21/08
Another "don't-miss" sandwich at FoodHeads - the apple pork tenderloin. We detracted one point for tough (day-old?) French bread, but otherwise, this dish is a near dishola. Think grilled pork tenderloin more… [1 review]
616 W 34th St,
Austin, TX
(512) 420-8400
laura
on 08/21/08
The only thing that keeps me from crying about the fact that Azul recently shut its doors (on Austin's East side), is knowing that FoodHeads is alive and kicking. This funky, delicious sandwich shop close more… [1 review]
9200 N Lamar Blvd,
Austin, TX, 78753
(512) 834-1736
ExMachina
on 10/01/08
I feel in love with Vietnamese sandwich at Lees in Houston. I looked around to find a place that served them locally. Little did I know less than a mile from my house is a place better and cheaper than more… [2 reviews]
626 N Lamar Blvd,
Austin, TX, 78703
(512) 708-8800
DeniseAustin
on 01/15/08
This is a good sandwich, but my FAVORITE pimiento cheese is Pam's Pimiento from Central Market's salad bar. It is the best I've ever had (sorry Mom!) more… [3 reviews]
1115 E 11th St,
Austin, TX, 78702
542-9542
granolagirl
on 01/15/08
This resturant is really good about serving healthy dishes and being local, seasonal and sustainable. They have a great patio area outside and are located on East 11th street. The long wooden tables can more… [1 review]
1610 S Congress Ave,
Austin, TX
(512) 326-4411
embyorg
on 01/03/08
This is a fantastic panini in my opinion. The bread is crispy and a little chewy with spinach, a fried egg, truffle oil and of course proscuitto. Such a nice mix of flavors, and it is easy to eat. (I more… [1 review]
1300 S Congress Ave,
Austin, TX
(512) 444-3800
embyorg
on 01/03/08
I unfortunately did not have as great an experience as elsigh with this dish. I ordered it late at night, so maybe I got the 'ends, but mine was tough and stringy. It was way too salty and there was a more… [2 reviews]
4101 Guadalupe St, Suite 100,
Austin, TX, 78751
512-451-7170
laura
on 10/22/07
I could wax poetic about this sandwich, but suffice it to say this is a true blue East Coast classic. New World Deli's owner is from Jersey, so maybe that's why this dish feels so authentic. Imagine two more… [1 review]
1415 S Congress Ave,
Austin, TX
(512) 444-7437
silentmeow
on 12/12/07
Yes, this is definitely a Dishola! As is typical of Home Slice, all of the ingredients are very fresh. And I love that they toast this sub. There's something very comforting about a warm sub. The dressing more… [4 reviews]
500 San Marcos St,
Austin, TX
(512) 493-0963
tom
on 06/04/07
This is my favorite turkey sandwich in town. The jelly is addictive! more… [3 reviews]
1610 S Congress Ave,
Austin, TX
(512) 326-4411
laura
on 03/03/08
Abundance. This is the first word that comes to mind when this calamari panini is set in front of you. Uncommonly tender semolina crusted calamari spill down and around the sides of crusty fresh baked more… [1 review]
2113 S Lamar Blvd,
Austin, TX, 78704
512-921-4828
silentmeow
on 09/11/08
This French/Vietnamese fusion sandwich is delicious! You can get it with pork or chicken (I chose the later) and then choose grilled or bbq meat (again, I chose the later). The meat is put in a baguette more… [1 review]
1000 W Lynn St,
Austin, TX
(512) 478-3434
carablossom
on 09/14/08
I've been on a fish taco kick lately, I have no idea why -- so I got this with a side of sweet potato fries: awesome. As reviewed below, seriously good fish (super great quality for something in a wrap, more… [2 reviews]
360 Nueces Street, Retail E,
Austin, TX
512-320-0297
laura
on 10/11/08
This is one of the better fresh pressed sandwiches I've tried in Austin recently. Perhaps it's the fresh, oozing mozzarella? Or the sweet, juicy tomatoes? The Prosciutto imparts an addicitve Spanish saltiness, more… [1 review]