Shame on you,La Stalla. BEWARE: La Stalla is "rounding up"…read moreon credit card transactions. Yes, credit cards. This "rounding up" trend (bcs of the penny situation) should be for CASH purchases only. It's the principle. Little things like this leave a very bad taste with customers.

I visited La Stalla Market in Newtown today. I bought fresh Italian cookies from the bakery…read more The atmosphere is authentic and inviting. The service today (9:45 a.m.) was spectacular and I was in and out in under 10 minutes. The cookies are always fresh and delicious. I enjoy shopping at La Stalla Market's bakery for the Rainbow and Pignoli Cookies. They are my favorite in Southeastern PA and the best this side of North NJ.

Charming little bistro tucked away in the lower level of a venerable multistory house/office…read morebuilding in Newtown village. Despite being below ground, it does have a bright sunny gallery for dining in. Menu is primarily vegetarian or vegan with a smattering of meat and fish dishes or add-ons for a carnivore like me. I had a cup of their "energy" soup - a thick solid serving of sweet potato puree, beans, quinoa, and kale - which was tasty and filling; and their cheese ravioli in marinara. This was also very good with tender pasta enveloping a generous ricotta filling. My wife had the vegetarian quesadillas which she enjoyed. Hostess was very friendly and service prompt.

Good selection of vegan, pescatarian and omni fare. My vegan italian hoagie was delicious!read more

me and my bestfriend got it before seeing spiderman brand new day and killed the whole thing in…read morelike 15 mins; literally one of the best pizzas to ever be in my mouth

The food is exceptional! Everything they make is outstanding. The sandwiches, hot and cold, can't…read morebe beat. As a very picky hoagie eater, there isn't a better place around.

This is the fourth or fifth Rocco's Italian Sausage trailer I have visited; each located in front…read moreof a local Home Depot warehouse. They all have quality sweet or hot sausage and cheesesteak sandwiches at reasonable prices. Hot dogs are also on the menu along with cold drinks and a full breakfast sandwich list. I have had their sweet sausage, onions and peppers at each shop, and find them consistently good. This time I also ordered a hot dog (yellow mustard, relish & chopped onion), so I could broaden my Rocco's experience. Service was prompt and friendly. I enjoyed watching the cook cut the right length of the coiled sausage, slide it into the torpedo roll and then push in the sautéed onion and green pepper. Same approach to the hot dog using the shortie bun. This is all takeout, so I didn't start consuming until I was sitting at my kitchen table. The sausage was as solid as expected; a well butchered tube of quality meat and spices. Not as sure about the hot dog, which was a small disappointment. It was room temperature rather than heated thoroughly on the grill. It seemed that it had been sitting on an unheated part of the larger steel, and used in the sandwich without checking on its readiness. That oversight is easily corrected if supervision is attentive. Minus one Star because it wasn't.

Showed up at 11:30. Ordered sausage parm hoagie. Left and drove 1 minute and parked to have lunch…read more My sandwich was cold. Very disappointed. I called the store and the woman apologized. I was looking forward to having lunch. Drove home and stuck sandwich in fridge for dinner. I will heat it before eating or serving. I am sure they will check food for approved temperatures before serving and charging $15.00 w tax.

Was in the area and decided to give this place a try and it was amazing ! The menu is diverse and…read moreI'm excited to try other items , asked the guy taking orders for suggestions he was nice and suggested a few items , highly recommend if you love tasty sandwiches, can't wait to go back

Ewing Eats Sandwich & Grill is a very good small shop for takeout lunches and light meals at 1400…read moreParkway in Ewing, NJ. Yesterday I ordered online from their website for pick up in 25 minutes. My Sloppy Jersey Turk (Boar's Head Honey Turkey, Swiss Cheese, Cole Slaw, Russian Dressing on Toasted Rye) was very descriptively named. All quality ingredients, and tasty, yet very "sloppy" due to all the wetness of the slaw and Russian included in the sandwich. It was a slip-slid with every bite. Still, I appreciated the white sandwich wrapping paper that held it all together until I arrived home and was able to control its unwrapping and consumption. At ten minutes from home, Ewing Eats is close enough and good enough to be a solid alternative for our quick lunches or light meals. Those cheesesteaks and loaded fries looked pretty good, too. Four Deli Stars

I've been here maybe 10 times. I've only gone for pizza. The pizza is pretty good, the people that…read moreworked there are very nice, the service is good, and they keep the place clean, which is important.

Best Brooklyn Pie in Bucks County! Ordered ours with fresh mozzarella and sausage and it was just…read moreinsanely good. Great crispy crust, tasty sauce- not sweet!- and the cheese and sausage just put it over the top. Can't recommend enough.

Very very good gluten free broccoli pizza with red sauce. My gluten free friend moved the crust…read moreespecially. I had a sausage slice and a small bowl of Italian wedding soup. The soup was different than I've ever had with a tomato base but it was delicious. I enjoyed the sausage slice. The crust was wonderful. The sauce was a bit sweet but very tasty. Nice service.

Horrible Service, the phone guy was very rude and hung up on me in the middle of our conversationread more

Very fun/relaxed space right across from the river. We love going for a nice hike and then stopping…read morehere for pizza/ice cream/fried chicken on the way home. I also love their chicken salad! Cash only.

Being repeat customers, this review is disappointing to write because we have enjoyed visiting this…read moreestablishment in the past. During our most recent visit, I ordered the chopped Italian sandwich. I fully understood that it was intended to be a chopped sandwich, as described on the menu. My concern was not the preparation style but the overall value. Served on approximately a 12-inch roll and priced at about $17 with a side of chips, the sandwich seemed surprisingly light on meat and fillings. It also appeared to be missing the peppers I expected and had to request them separately. Overall, it simply did not feel like a $17 sandwich. What troubled me more, however, was what I observed regarding cash handling. During a busy lunch period, what appeared to be the owner removed a substantial amount of cash from the register and counted it in full view of customers. While there is certainly nothing wrong with handling a business's receipts, it struck me as somewhat unprofessional to do so in the middle of a crowded lunch rush. More importantly, after handling the cash, I observed him return to handling glassware without any obvious hand-washing. Because this is a cash-only business, I also observed servers collecting cash, entering transactions into the register, making change, and then returning to food service. I did not observe any hand-washing between those activities.