Sweet Relish Cafe Villa Maria - Bryan

Sweet Relish is a head scratcher of a choice for the new name of this established, local restaurant. Despite a change from the appropriate allusion of the former name, Must Be Heaven, to it 's scrumptious delicacies, there 's a through line of 2consistencies: 1. Closed on Sunday in observance of the Lord 's Day, implied reassurance that the owners haven 't lost theirreligion somewhere along the way 2. Savory sandwich traditions with tasty twists and sinfully sweet homemade pies and bakedgoods, making Sweetie Pies, a logicl, fitting choice over the less compelling Sweet Relish. Alas, we don 't eat the name onthe sign. It could say Hell, and I 'd still tell you all to go there. Yes, it 's that good!

As I walked in to the open style restaurant, I noticed the menus on the back wall. I approach the register where the friendly cashier greeted me and I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich. Which did come with a pickle sphere and chips. So I added a drink.Then after paying and getting my drink, I was made known that I could add ham to my sandwich for $1.50. So I proceeded and paid.My food was promptly ready and was tasty. As for the pecan pie I had for dessert, it tasted like an average pecan pie that onecan purchase at HEB. Overall was a great sandwich and although I will not be frequenting this place on the weekly I might visitonce a month or every two months.

We ate there today and everything was delicious. We had the tuna sandwich and the Ruben sandwich, absolutely yummy. We also had the gumbo, baked potato salad, blackberry cobbler and (the best of all) the German chocolate pie. OMG!!!! We would definitelygo back again!!

Go to doa sandwich to die. blackberry chess pie my oh my so delicious. Here's a single reason to eat here. sweet relish has a mixed sweet salad with light French dressing. amazing.

Sweet relish is a head scratch of choice for the new name of this established local restaurant. despite a change from the appropriate play of the former name, must be heaven, to him 's scurrilen delikatessen, there is a line of 2 contests: 1. Closed on Sunday in watching the herrn's day, implicit assurance that the owners 't lost their religion somewhere on the way. 2. savory sandwich traditions with tasty sweet cakes and südiglish unfortunately we don't eat the name on the sign. it could say the hell, and I would still tell you that you are going there. Yes, so good!