We ate your delicious food all week at the St Anthony Italian Festival. We had your Porkette with…read moreroasted red peppers, your Porkette with broccoli rabe, your meatball sandwich, your roast beef sandwich and your Italian Hoagie. Everything was Outstanding. Your team was friendly, helpful, and patient. We hope you come back next year and participate in the St Anthony's Italian Festival i. Wilmington, DE. Thank you for persevering the heat and humanity and the rain.

Been wanting to try this place but I keep forgetting about it. Apparently they don't always fair…read morewell at festivals. They started TooGoodToGo and my intuition told me this would be an enjoyable pickup. Pasta was fine and not too oily. Chicken Parmesan had good sauce and seasoning. The staff asked me if I wanted anything else and I said no. I was so overwhelmed with outside life stuff but maybe next time I come, I can try a sandwich or something prepared like that too. Decent number of parking spaces. A catering? Room and another room for selling prepared food and specialty food.

Fantastic sandwiches and overall experience. While we were there two young boys came in on an…read moreerrand for a parent (we assume) and were trying to get some sliced cheese and candy with their change. It captured what I still think an authentic Italian family deli is: priced right and hearty, clean, quick and delicious. There are two or three 2seat bistro tables and a lunch bar- so not a lot of seating but our group of 4 was more than comfortable and took home leftovers.

Best roast beef hoagie Cheese steaks are super…read more Service always friendly and helpful Great deli atmosphere Only wish they had bigger Kaiser rolls all the time Picasso paints the windows for seasonal displays Great value Makes Brookline Blvd a choice over market delis

Excellent value and prices at their deli. There's a small sitting area to eat as well. Staff was…read morefriendly and food came out very fast! We had turkey and tuna hoagies which were delicious. Our kids ate a hot dog and grilled cheese more than they eat at home. The hot dog was huge. Definitely coming back after workouts at the Y.

The eagles panini got me with the horseradish sauce, wish there was a little more. The bacon was a…read moregood idea on top of roast beef and cheddar! Service with a smile and sandwich ready upon arrival.

I can't believe I just discovered this store! Jim and Marions Ithan Market is the only place I…read morewould take out from. I am a cook, and their food is all homemade. They actually cut their own steaks, grind beef for hamburgers while you wait and roast chicken for their chicken salad. My favorite though is the eggplant parm. Add a couple of Marions home baked coconut jam cookies and you are all set! Lovely people, a joy to support this neighborhood treasure.

They need to update their prices on their website. On the website the price for 8 meatballs is…read morepriced at $13.50, only to be told in the store it's $22.00. That's a big difference. Same with the small personal size chicken pot pies, it's not $8 dollars

Excellent shop with great service. So glad I found them. Every thing I bought was excellent.read more

Visiting a friend who works in the area for lunch. We're both trying this place for the first time…read more Gut feeling is a classic Italian market/deli counter hybrid business that are all around South Philly. This one's got good stock, though I'm no expert in that. I'm mainly here for the sandwich. We both ordered a #10. Took ~10 minutes from entry to exit to order, receive food and pay. There's a small table in the front of the store, but we opted to go to a nearby park bench. Sandwiches are solid. Pleasantly surprised that they use pocket-shaped bread instead of the traditional hoagie or sub rolls. It was fresh, refreshing, and the kick from the peppers was just enough for my mild spice tolerance to be enjoyable! I'm no local, but it feels like a locals only kind of place that serves the food quick and serves it well with no frills. Happy to visit again and work my way down the specials menu on a return visit to Radnor.

This place is the best kept secret in Drexel Hill It is a…read moresmall unassuming business that you will miss easily when you pass by unless you know what you're looking for. The business has a tiny parking lot in front of their door but a bigger lot is adjacent to their driveway so access is very easy. The business is extremely animated, teaming with the comings and goings of young & old alike. The offerings are fresh , tasty & diverse. The workers greet you with professionalism and enthusiasm. They are very polite & seem familiar to most people who come into their deli. The cashier is so helpful and greets everyone with pleasant conversation and recommendations for hidden delicacies of the plentiful desserts that are displayed up front. The quality & value of the food is unequaled in this economy. It is well worth a visit if you're looking for something special in deli & Italian food dishes & more.

Delicious food and the best hoagies in the Metro-Philadelphia area. This is my favorite place to go…read morewhen I'm looking for Italian hoagies, they offer several variations of Italian hoagies.

We are new to the area and thought we try out Sopranos. We ordered a large pizza. In my first…read morepiece, there was a large piece of plastic large enough that one could choke. As my sister was taking a bite of her second piece, she came across a larger piece of plastic. Also, the size of the pizza for the price was clearly not worth the price. Not recommended!

Quality is sinking…read more You can still get an Italian fix here, with tons of options, but as my recent photos show, my past 3 orders have been pasta heavy and really really light on sauce. Photos of barely half the pasta with sauce, and that's surface area only; it's not seeping down anywhere. I don't need so much pasta! Please just make it proportionate to the sauce! Otherwise the sauce gets spread thin and it's pretty much a ruined dish.

Just walking in the door makes you feel welcomed. Eating in? Definitely any omelet BUT place take…read moreout order before sitting in the small "dining room" down the hall. Promise you will walk out with a smile and "take home" from menu....and they deliver!

This is a nice little corner deli that certainly fills a niche in Ardmore. I've never been…read moredisappointed with anything I got here, and they offer plenty of meal deals and specials throughout the week. You can eat in if you want, and there's outdoor seating as well, though the outdoor spots are usually taken up. It's a good spot to get a sandwich on the go.

I don't usually leave reviews, but Country Deli absolutely deserves it…read more This place is a hidden gem in the Media area . The food is consistently fresh, portions are generous, and everything just tastes like it's made with care. Their breakfasts are top notch--perfect bread, with tons of options- not just white , wheat or rye...quality meats, and potatoes from heaven. You can tell they don't cut corners. Pancakes are also excellent. Although my request to get one in the shape of a unicorn was denied, only Mickey. LOL They have some homemade baked goods that are killer as well. Try the famous Bryan's Irish soda bread as your toast for a true taste reminiscent of the Emerald Isle. Better yet take one home, like I did. Lunch is fantastic as well...I just wish I could go for that more often. Try the "N" sammy if you like London broil. it's crazy good. What really stood out though was the service. Super friendly, quick, and they actually remember repeat customers. It's the kind of spot that feels local in the best way. Think Norm from Cheers. If you're anywhere near Media and want a solid, no-BS breakfast and lunch spot with a deli that delivers every time, this is it. Easily one of my go-to spots. I'm there every week. You should be too.

I haven't visited for a few years now because my last experience was repulsive…read more Perhaps it was a coincidence but I received very odd treatment (abnormal from all my prior experiences) here when we asked non-white friends to join us for lunch. We were seated in the corner by the cookie jars, 3 kids among us. The waitress for some reason could not hear my non-white friend even though she was perfectly audible to me, and I was audible to the waitress (not speaking any louder than my friend). Nonetheless, my friend had to repeat herself more than once, and I felt her guard go up that the treatment was odd. My protective instinct for them (and my child) went up as well. The food took an extremely long time but that can happen at lunch because they are very busy. What was odd was that my friend was given an order of fries she never asked for--I heard her order THREE TIMES and somehow the waitress still did not get it right. I will add that the waitress was extremely preoccupied with a male customer, flirting, giggling and acting like a high schooler (she was 20-something). I get being giddy in a new relationship but it was completely distracting her from her job and was totally inappropriate especially considering all the mistakes she was making. We also had to wait extremely long periods between being given water, ketchup (again, my friend's request), our bill, etc. Worst part, the bill was extremely high and included about $15 more than what we ordered. We were charged for the fries she mistakenly (on purpose?) gave us, and the wrong sandwiches were on there too. You know what I did? I did the "nice white girl" thing and obediently made no fuss and left a tip that waitress never deserved. It's sad I was confused and overwhelmed by the sh!tty treatment and in denial about what happened. Yes, I should have made a complaint then and there but they'd already made us late for the arboretum, plus when you treat people passive aggressively, and you make 3 kids between 1 and 5 have to sit for an hour of the slowest incompetent service ever, I had to just pay and leave because I was not going to make a scene in front of kids and the place was slammed with people so I'd have had to further wait for someone to be available. However I did attempt to call them multiple times in the days after but no one picked up during lunch hours when I called. They have no email address I could find to show my receipt and as the days passed I had a million other things to do as the mom of a young child so that's how it goes when a business has no email in the 21st Century. We were treated like crap and overcharged. I realized all my prior visits were with my family or extended family, all white people. Childhood visits were with a white friend who lives nearby, and her white family. You can see in photos and reviews I have been to this place many times going back to my childhood, but I haven't returned since and I will never go back. I got a good sense of how it feels when "odd" passive aggressive behavior seems to happen around non-white people, and yes it could be honest mistakes (a series of them aimed at my non-white friend) or it could be discriminatory. It could be that one waitress's attitude is irreflective of the establishment but this is what happened at this establishment, and the result is we were treated deplorably and I have no reason to ever return. They owe me an overcharge of $15 plus the unfairly high tip I left that horrible waitress!

The fact that the line is out the door at lunch time is your first clue as to what waits inside…read more While they do a great deal of take-out, the seating inside is comfortable. But it is the food that is the cause for the long lines. Great place for lunch with excellent soups and many interesting sandwiches. Highly recommended.

Great sandwiches. They also have frozen pasta which you can…read moretake home and cook Hours are limited though