Schlotzsky's — Restaurant in Weslaco

Came in this time to try the flat bread california chicken I was a bit disappointed looked nothing like the photo and was pretty bummed out I wont order it again and for the price its pretty shysty on the serving I guess i should stick to the signature sammiches they have rather than trying new dishes this is the 2nd dish ive tried and its a big No from me. For the price to high and very little portion.

Well, I came back and tried the Meatball Calzone. I was not a fan at all. I only tried because the gentleman recommended it to me and made it sound delish, but it was a flop for me was too dry, somewhat overcooked bread was hard. Still needed cheese on it. I wouldn't spend my money on this again for $12.00 just the calzone, and for the price, it's totally NOT worth it, I will stick to the sandwiches instead. To give you an example, of the calzone it is like a pizza folded in half but with fewer ingredients and for a couple of halves of meatballs, and whatever amount they put for the cheese is NOT worth your money. Stick to the sandwiches. They are good, but pizza and Calzones is a NO from me. Picture of calzone is there so don't let the presintation fool you nor...

Horrible experience ever. This was my first time going and I was pretty excited for sure, ordered at the window and the lady was in a hurry to take our order and we weren't even done ordering when she told us our total. We told her politely we wanted to add two broccoli cheddar soups and she said okay. We wait about 15 minutes at the window just to be given our food and no soups. The sweet teas tasted like unsweet tea. The bacon bread smokechessy sandwiches also had no flavor at all to our surprise. No smokiness or cheddar flavor at all. Lastly I was hoping at least the soups would make up for everything, but nope. The soup was so watered down and flavorless. When I would bite into a piece of broccoli waiting for the flavor to meet me. It simply wasn't. Honestly a waste of $40....

It's new in town and I've never been there before but now that I have, my impression is less than stellar.

The first time I went, the supreme pizza was undercooked. Even the green bell peppers were still crunchy and the cheese in places wasn't even melted. I was also surprised how stingy the chef was with the veggies. The tomato basil soup I ordered was room-temperature yet tasty. I then gave it another chance 2 days later and ordered a turkey bacon sandwich. When I got home to eat it, I discovered that the bottom bun was quite hard and dry. Whaaa?! This quality for over $10 for the combo?! Bruh.

Please be more mindful of quality control. I posted pics of the pizza but forgot to snap one of...