Quality sandwiches and the bread is fresh. Boars head meat which is hard to find in certain parts…read moreof Jersey. I get honey maple Turkey on wheat bread and it's the best wheat bread sandwich you can buy.

Excellent sandwiches. However, the service could be better. Overheard help at counter making…read moreoffensive statements one time and have not been back since. Why do businesses not realize that sharing offensive political viewpoints is a deal breaker for many customers? Serve us food only please! Leave the MAGA crapola for your private lives where it belongs.

Best place in the area…read more Great food and family that owns this OASIS in Chambersburg

They have the best bread and hoagies imaginable. If you want some real authentic Italian food go…read morehere. You will never find bread anywhere in the United States like this place.

Authentic Italian bakeries in the Princeton area have disappeared faster than affordable housing,…read morebeing overwhelmed by Supermarket bakery departments (Shop Rite, Wegman's) that while quite competent in the basics (pies, cakes, breads) fail to offer a spread of authentic Italian pastries that make an ethnic feast a high holy day. Sure, they're a deli that can put together a skyscraped Ham and Swiss on a freshly baked roll -- but their special power is everything Italiano that will make you the favorite uncle at the next celebration. Definitely worth the trip for any actual or honorary Paisan.

Service is always friendly and welcoming the environment is cool with all of the locals and hard…read moreworking blue collar men and women. Food is always fresh and hot. I honestly believe this place deserves more stars.

Ben's makes the best hoagies. Their prices are lower than Wawa and their hoagies are much better…read more I am a long time customer.

Debbie's Deli on Liberty Street in Hamilton, NJ, has been in business for thirty years in the same…read morelocation. The sandwich emporium is as small as your master bedroom closet, but managed to turn out excellent breakfasts and lunches within its miniscule confines. It is a Boar's Head joint, but with the license to roast the turkey, ham and roast beef on its own when delivered there by this provider. That extra touch of freshness and originality shows that it is trusted to do excellent work to maintain the brand, and that they succeed in doing so. Impressive. Today, I ordered a blackboard special - a cup of Potato Leek Soup, and a third of a Roast Turkey & Swiss Hoagie. The price; $5.95. While waiting, I spoke to "Debbie," who is really her former partner after she left the business many years ago. He is proud of his shop, and it shows in the clean, cozy atmosphere, and the outstanding quality of his products. The Potato Leek Soup was heavily chunked with spuds and leek in a rich, creamy base. Delicious. Obviously, made with love that very day. The sandwich came on fresh, light Italian loaf. The home baked gobbler was cool, tasty and a pleasure to consume, with a couple slices of Swiss nuttiness to complement the more savory turkey. A delight. If Debbie's gets too famous, it will have to move to larger quarters, as there is room for at most ten standing people in there. Nice problem to have. It is somewhat surprising that these guys haven't run into this situation before. Street parking can be a challenge on the narrow one-way streets in that neighborhood. But, worth the effort.

Love this family businessthey are polite and the food is fresh and great quality. I always order…read morethe Sicilian Hoagie and a Turkey hoagie.

Guaterico Deli is really not a Deli -- it's a kick-ass, authentic, hole-in-the-wall Guatemalan food…read morejoint right smack in the middle of Trenton. The food is deliciously greasy, it's freshly made, and the flavor/salt balance is outstanding. You know this place is the real thing when you see all the locals pour in after a hard day's work and order in their native language, and everybody knows everybody there. My GF and I kept talking about this food for a while and raved about it to our friends. The menu is written on a dry-erase board, and it's all in Spanish. They do have a menu translated to English at the cash register, though. So far, we tried their Chorizo Tacos and Chicharron (pork cracklins-stuffed) Pupusas. Both choices were outstanding. Chorizo sausage was very flavorful, and the pupusas were outstanding as well. The side sauces are really tasty. We paid $12 for those the 3 Chorizo Tacos and 3 Chicharron Pupusas, so the prices are outstanding. And let me tell ya -- that's a LOT of food!! If you're concerned about the area, don't be. We went there at 7 PM, and it's a well-lit area, with a lot of food traffic. You don't want to wear flashy clothes, but if you dress real casual and don't flash expensive stuff, everything will be just fine. Just smile and great people -- everyone's pretty friendly.

Pretty good food . For $11 a plate is reasonable , too bad theirs no parking most of the time but…read moreit's ok

I just had an amazing breakfast sandwich prepared at a tiny corner Dominican bodega on Cass Street,…read moreTrenton, NJ. Fernandez Deli & Grocery changed hands about six months ago. New owners are Dominicans, formerly from Jersey City, and now becoming entrepreneurs in our capital. The shop is very small, with a deli/grill operation in front, and a convenience grocery in back. The young proprietress was friendly and engaging; happy to introduce me to her new family business. When I asked for a business card to be able to enter the tienda into Yelp, she apologized for not yet having cards, but gladly wrote the contact information down for me on a Post-It. Their menu is high on the wall. Hot and cold sandwiches, a small buffet behind glass with some good looking dishes, and fresh empanadas above them. I asked for a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich on a roll. The menu said the price was $3. Honestly, I did not expect much. What I got nearly blew my mind. I watched as the cook sliced up a length of spicy turkey sausage, and put them on the grill. Looked like a lot for the Kaiser Roll I envisioned. It would have been, but they weren't doing Kaiser. They pulled out a foot long torpedo, sliced it, and put it next to the meat to heat up. Then, he grabbed three eggs, cracked them on the edge of a plastic bowl and whipped them with a fork. Finally, he separated four slices of "Yellow" cheese for future application. A spread of mayo and ketchup to the inside of the toasting bread, and he was ready to put it all together. What I saw when I opened the foil wrapped package on my desk was a masterpiece. Melted cheese on top of the eggs folded to fit neatly within the roll, and a solid base layer of darkly browned thin sausage, with just enough ketchup and mayo showing at the edges. First bite was fantastic, as each element introduced itself to my tongue, and then mixed together as I chewed this still hot delight. It was easily two sandwiches. The cup of Columbian coffee that I snagged while waiting was the perfect washdown. Perhaps, the best morning sandwich I have ever had the pleasure to consume, and the entire treat set me back a magnificent 4 bucks! Are you kidding me?! PRO TIP - You have to be into divey Latino stores to feel good about being in Fernandez's. While my visit was fun for me, it is not for everyone. A little Espanol helps, but is not required, as the owner was totally bilingual. The cook and butcher chopping up the side of bacon were a different matter. Revuelvo absolutamente!

Small place. Food is good. Price is even better. The medium pollo guisado is my go to. $6. It…read moreusually gives me food for dinner & left overs for lunch the next day. Chicken is cooked well. Rice is never dry. The older gentleman behind the counter is super friendly.

Local Corner Store. Good hoagies, variety of groceries & snacks, candy, non-alcoholic drinks & a…read morekind staff! Love these stores.

I work downtown and have been coming here for almost a decade. However, I took a break as they…read morebegan serving skimpy amounts of food. After over a year of not coming here I decided to give them another try. A few sandwiches were good, but 9/10 times you will get the skimpiest sandwich (I call it a bread sandwich) ever with ONE slice of meat and one slice of cheese. See photo (that was my first bite). The soup is also kept on way too hot and the noodles are actually disintegrated and it's mushy. On top of all this, the lunch special is now $9 and you don't get much. When it was affordable it made sense but now it's pricey for very little. You will leave here hungry unfortunately.

Literally 1 pice of meat folded in half and one slice of cheese folded in half. Meat was very…read morequestionable. Not sure that it was the brand they advertise as the taste and texture were not consistent with every other place I get sandwiches. Avoid this place if possible. Cleanliness very questionable as well.