Goodfriend Package

"It’s a near-universal fact that if you’re looking for a stellar breakfast sandwich in Dallas, you need to hit up Goodfriend Package. The Warbird on a freshly-baked biscuit (egg white, turkey sausage, American cheese, and tomato) is a solid order, while the Scrambler breakfast sandwich (ham, sausage, bacon, scrapple, and scrambled eggs with white cheddar over potato hash) will satisfy any meat lover. Stay at the high-top tables, sit outside on the patio, or take it to go. The parking lot has expanded, so finding a spot during breakfast should be a snap." - Courtney E. Smith

"Not only can you get one of the best sandwiches in DFW here, but you can grab a chair or an outdoor table and daydream for a spell. As a bonus, if you were using your solo dinner out to get away from the family, Goodfriend Package does special casseroles and family-style dishes to grab and take back to feed the crew." - Courtney E. Smith

"Its breakfast sandwiches are universally lauded, but this spot also serves excellent lunch sandwiches. Most offerings ring in at $11 to $14, but for the budget-minded, grab a grilled cheese for $5.50 and pair it with tomato soup for $4." - Courtney E. Smith

"Just across the street from the original Goodfriend, Goodfriend Package serves up some of the city’s best sandwiches piled high with house-made pastrami, cured hams, and other delectable meats. There are always seasonal and limited specials to try if you’ve been there before, but if not then try a classic like the Ruben or pastrami on rye." - Eater Staff

"It’s a near-universally acknowledged fact that if you’re looking for a tasty breakfast sandwich, you hit up Goodfriend Package. The Warbird on a freshly-baked biscuit (egg white, turkey sausage, American cheese, and tomato) is a solid go-to order, while the Scrambler breakfast sandwich (ham, sausage, bacon, scrapple, and scrambled eggs with white cheddar over potato hash) will satisfy any meat lover." - Eater Staff