Sal, Kris & Charlie's The Bomb sandwich is a viral sensation and I'm happy to report that it's…read moreabsolutely worth the hype. It's huge, delicious, and legendary. I ordered this epic sandwich with my family while I was visiting them in Queens and we all shared it -- it was more than enough for all of us! The service was fantastic -- they took our order right away and prepped the sandwich, along with another turkey sandwich we ordered. We took it to go and enjoyed them at home, and I mean really enjoyed! So good. Absolutely as legendary as they say and I'd go again.

Why did the sandwiches shrink You couldn't open your mouth…read morewide enough to take a bite and your jaw would hurt Back in the day

I did a delivery of 2 sandwiches recently, and both arrived fresh and packed well. I got the "Aged…read moreto perfection" which was prosciutto, and the "US open fan favorite" which was roasted chicken breast. Both came with generous amounts of meat, not too saucy either which sometimes makes sandwiches soggy. I got the regular sub size which I ate half of. It can easier feed 2 people! I could have done without sundried tomatoes in the prosciutto sandwich but overall it was very delicious. I would get it again, or try a hot sandwich variant next time.

At one time this place was a force...now it's left somewhat of a lackluster feeling all the way…read moredown Austin St. I was in the area for an event and I needed food stat! I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to get a sandwich from Stacked since I haven't had one in a while. I I walked in and waited to be greeted while the staff chatted and gazed at me for about 5ish minutes or so. Finally, I'm acknowledged and asked "what can I get for you". I saw they had a Thanksgiving sandwich called the "Gobbler". I asked how long they would have it as even though it's the November special, sometimes places might make it last through the holidays. When asked I was told "it will be available until whenever November ends". This whole interaction made me feel so unwelcome. It didn't look like there was much going on there in the relm of orders, but it still took them a while to make my sandwich. Finally they bring it to the front counter. Pack it in paper and a paper bag and I'm off. I didn't have much time to eat so I scarfed it down in my car before heading down Queens Blvd. It was very good. Not my favorite, but def has potential. I also feel like, though this is a nice sized sandwich, they were a bit stingy this time around. I would say the star was the stuffing. It just tied everything together. As you all know, I love a good sandwich shop. I wish this was as good as it once was to me. Not sure if I'll give it one more shot just yet.

Crazy Meat is kosher. That means no cheese on the meat sandwich. But if you get the namesake beef…read moresandwich, here's what you do get, per the website: red pepper, sauteed onions, lettuce, tomato, pickles, guacamole, chimichurri, Mexican chipotle, garlic aioli. I got the single and it had a "too much is never enough" vibe, so I'm sure the double is quite impressive. Sauce enthusiasts shouldn't miss Crazy Meat. I also liked the bottled Israeli grape-apple beverage.

We found this hidden gem on the way to see Mommy, and we thought it could be one of the new places…read moreto dine with her because it's Kosher. We tried the platter of chicken and meat that was served in a bowl with the salad. We also ordered crazy meat brisket, and then I ordered something I had never ordered before: a crazy meat steak bun. In other words, this looked like a hamburger. It was crazy good! Of all the three orders, I liked the bowl. I'll order this with less dressing next time. The chicken and beef were both well-marinated and prepared. My beef steak bun was pretty good. I scooped the bun, and although the bun tasted good, I only ate the top of the bun with the steak. Everything was tasty! The cafe is small. It could accommodate 3-4 tables. It's worth a try! I'm sure we'll come back.

Excellent neighborhood hidden gem! They open early and have delicious breakfast options as well as…read morelunch. They have a few seats inside and out as it gets warmer. Highly recommend you check out!

The mixed berry Açaí bowl tastes great, and I especially appreciate that it's no sugar added. It's…read morea smaller portion, but the service is great, and I'd love to return to try their sandwiches!

Returned for dinner after a few years and it's still 5 stars for me. This time, I tried:…read more + Calabrian chili butter polenta bread + Leafy green and herb salad + Rigatoni + Lasagne verde bolognese + Pork tbone + Rhubarb almond tart + Black Forest ice cream cake Top highlights were the lasagne and pork. Salad, rigatoni and desserts were also great. Can skip the bread.

Rolo's absolutely lives up to the hype. I've been twice now, and everything I've ordered has been…read moreexcellent. The food is incredibly well seasoned, thoughtfully prepared, and very fairly priced for the quality. You can tell there is real intention behind every dish. The whole vibe feels very The Bear in the best way possible: focused, hardworking people turning out genuinely great food without any pretension. It has that energy where everyone seems fully dialed in on creating a great experience. I'm still thinking about some of the dishes and already want to go back to try their well-known double cheeseburger, which I've heard is outstanding and often sells out early. Definitely make a reservation because this place books up quickly. Consistently excellent food, welcoming atmosphere, and the kind of restaurant you want to keep returning to.

I stopped by to order their banh mi fries and Vietnamese iced coffee since it has been some time…read moresince my last visit. Their banh mi inspired double-fried fries really are amazing and substantial with the pickled daikon radish & carrot topping with spicy mayo, green sauce garnished with cilantro! Good thing I customized my order so that the jalapeño peppers were on the side. The Vietnamese iced coffee is also good. It is heartening to find that technology propels business success from the computerized loyalty program, self-checkout kiosk to the option of following Joju on social media and leaving a Yelp review. Having been a loyal customer for more than ten years, I would say that the Joju banh mi inspired fries, sandwiches and bowls have a unique twist. A nice casual eatery to visit with friends who would like to try Joju's version of the classic fries, sandwiches and rice bowls. They also have a refreshing variety of drinks to pick from. The associates are helpful.

Fast and really tasty... the green spicy sauce was great to put on top and the lemongrass chicken…read morewas flavorful with all the veggies and brown rice! Great healthy option.

One of the all time best meals I have ever had in my life! Got the classic cheesesteak with fries…read moreand a DC - it lived up to all the hype and more. The seeded hero they serve it on was so chewy and the steak was cooked to perfection and it had such a nice cooper sharp cheese on it that bursted with flavor in every single bite! The fries were incredible too. I'm gonna be dreaming about this meal for a long time.... The 90s vibe of this place made the whole experience even better. The classic 90s soda machine, the menu, and the 90s movies they have playing was a masterful touch to the place. Cannot recommend enough snd truly cannot wait to come back.

Decent cheese steak. The cheesesteak is way better than the south philly pork and broccoli rabe…read more South Philly is mediocre. Worth the try yes. Worth to eat all the time no. No cheese steak should be $30 lol.

Absolutely lives up to the hype!…read more The pastrami is insanely tender like melt in your mouth kind of good. The sandwich is definitely messy, but that's how you know it's done right when its packed and stacked with meat! Even with a line out the door, the guys behind the counter cutting the meat are friendly and keep things moving. They even hand out samples while you wait, which makes the whole experience feel welcoming (and honestly makes the wait easier).

Update: I've finally tried the pastrami. The sandwiches are huge. We got the pastrami cheese…read morefries, and a corned beef reuben. The pastrami is really good and is very tender. The fries are steak fries, which I don't typically love but it worked well as a vehicle for the pastrami. The corned beef is a bit dry. We had some pierogies but these were superrrr oily. We also ordered a matzoh ball soup because I've never had it before. But the second I saw them microwave it in a plastic container, I knew I had made a mistake. It was basically just a matzoh ball in very salty chicken bouillon water. I'm sad that was my first matzoh ball soup experience but am not deterred from finding a real one elsewhere. Based on my previous visit and this one, it seems like you should just stick to a classic pastrami sandwich. It's big enough to share between two people. Next time, I'd like to dine in and eat it fresh. The sandwiches also come with a bunch of pickles, which was nice. Tip #1 - there is a parking lot but because there are so many stores and it's next to Bratek Deli, it's a nightmare. It did also happen to be Good Friday, so maybe that made it worse? I don't remember it being that bad the first time around. Tip #2 - I called ahead to place my order but still had to wait 15 minutes extra after the quoted time. They prioritize walk-in customers, so you might as well just order in store.

This is a gourmet shop associated with Mr. Vino around the corner. The prices are somewhat high due…read moreto the neighborhood, but the service is relatively friendly. I like their sandwiches, but the bread is where it needs a huge upgrade. My most recent purchase was the Bon Jour, which had delicious thinly sliced ham, brie cheese, artichoke, and dijon mustard. However, for a sandwich named after the French, the bread is not befitting. If they can fix that problem, their rating would easily be 4 stars.

I wanted to place an order here for the longest time after trying a catered sandwich at a birthday…read moreparty, which was incredible. Entering the store, which is a long and a narrow yet fairly sun-lit location, the two employees seem flabbergasted. We placed an order online and I'm not sure if it's because it's the beginning of lunch time but they seemed disorganized. Then we finally got our sandwich and I said we'll eat right at the few spots by the window. Incredibly convenient. Asked if they could cut it in half since we wanted to try it fresh on the spot. One guy was friendly, the other was lukewarm. I had to explain, it's our first time ordering so will understand to clarify instructions in the online order to have it cut in half in the future. Besides the customer interaction, the sandwich is pretty good. Great crunch in the bread, ingredients are just enough (not like Stacked but good enough to fill you up). It's certainly a great option for sandwiches with fresh ingredients. Probably better to order online than in person as they can be busy just making sandwiches and not be able to tend to in-person interactions as quickly.

Great sandwiches, bad neighborhood. Three filipino boys on ebikes sped by and almost hit Mr…read more Seabass. The "heart attack" almost gave us a heart attack ;) Worth it! Shout out China Mac and his sandwich there.

Christina's is another neighborhood staple.. "IYKYK" kinda thing. Been going here since high school…read moreas well and alsoo remember the food tasting way better before than now (it's definitely gotta be the alcohol as I came here so sober this time). Nothing over the top or special about this place other than it being my neighborhood spot. It's literally a nyc Deli and they also have alll the snacks and drinks you could think of/want after a night out. That being said, people typically come here for the same reason so expect it to be packed after hours. Also, in case you were thinking there are NO vapes, tobacco, paper products available here Give Cherry Valley a shot across the street and compare the two with your boo and make it fun or somethin, see which one y'all prefer!