Food is top shelf, place always clean and friendly. Best…read morehero's around, an unlimited menu of hero possibilities. They always aim to please.

I stopped into La Torre Bros after purchasing some bread at Moretti Bakery. I ordered a grilled…read morechicken and broccoli rape hero. My sandwich was good, not great. The store could use a good cleaning as well. $14.50 for a large hero is fair. Thank U next!

To earn the distinction of being one of the most outstanding hero and food to go shops in Brooklyn…read moretakes years of work and knowledge. Carlo's is a family owned and operated grocery store and sandwich shop where providing quality, value and service are a family tradition that has been passed down through the generations. At this friendly neighborhood sandwich shop located at the corner of 52nd St and 20th Avenue (a few blocks from FDR High School), they only use the freshest ingredients including hero rolls that are baked with unbleached flour with no bromate added and top quality meats and vegetables. They are best known for their chicken and eggplant parm hero's but their other sandwiches are equally impressive in both size and taste. I recommend visiting soon because once they are discovered outside of the neighborhood, they will be packed! Note that are only open weekdays and are cash only (they have an ATM machine in the store)

Excellent sandwich shop that has been around for years. They make eye food fresh tonirser so you…read moremay have to wait a bit but definitely worth it

Been coming here since I was a little kid. Simply the best bagels and sandwiches. And fast service.read more

Very good deli! Their pizza is always very good! Their chicken platter with fries is also very…read moregood! I definitely recommend going to 603 Avenue Z Deli!

This review is specifically for the deli section. The guy who works there, Manny, is always great,…read morefriendly and remembers my order. You would think that when a person says extra-extra toasted people would toast the bread properly but most places... bread barely changes color. Manny gets it.

It's a local, neighborhood bodega/deli that pretttttty much has everything you need at your typical…read moreouter borough prices. However, the highlight of the deli really isn't the everyday snacks, foods and household items they sell here, but it has a cold cut and grill area towards the back for customers who are craving a simple sandwich or breakfast platter (i.e eggs, home fries, etc). I know Emmons Deli has been a life saver a few times for me when I've been on the run and in need of a quick breakfast sandwich. And the great thing is that they make just about every simple breakfast sandwich you could want on a bagel or roll. Eggs, sausage, cheese, bacon - they have it! And that's all you really need if you want to keep it simple. Nothing fancy and nothing expensive either. Bottom line: It's your run of the mill NYC bodega/deli and the simple breakfast sandwiches are solid for a very reasonable price. Oh, and they're open 24/7!

Love a good deli that has a food stand with a sandwich and fast eats menu. Very affordable and…read moreeverything was melty goodness fantasticness. The only tough things to consider while ordering from here was the staff had a hard time understanding orders between my friend and I. The sandwiches from here does take a while to come out as they're making it from scratch - so be prepared for a semi long wait. We both ordered different items - a Philly cheesesteak and a chicken cutlet sandwich with a side of fries. This place has a good assortment of deli items and snacks to sell with a narrow hall. The hardest part from our experience was both the chef and the cashier had a tough time getting our food orders correct. My friend got a Philly cheesesteak but both of them added an order of fries with her sandwich when she didn't get one. Mine was the chicken cutlet sandwich with the fries but the cashier was about to ring up my order and almost mistakenly stated it was the Philly Cheesesteak (almost got charged the extra price for the wrong sandwich). Luckily my friend and I were detail oriented and stopped them before anything was entered. Since the extra side of fries was made, they were nice enough to give my friend this no extra charge. But it was quite painful to correct and shocking on the customer side. Food is still good and didn't have a bad experience once we got to munch on dinner. But definitely check your items and the price charge when ordering from here.

Please count your change! I'm 99% sure that I was shortchanged $10 dollars today and I only found…read moreout after I got home. The item was $3, I handed over a $20 and it turns out I was only given $7 dollars in return. Now was it an accident or intentional? I don't know, but it's a lesson learned.

A simple kosher deli through and through…read more After stepping out of my comfort zone the last few times, I decided to go back to basics with the Jewish holidays approaching and the reopening of the Carnegie Deli. This is the food I grew up eating, so I take it seriously when I try this kind of food; it checks all the boxes. No, it is not cheap, but you get a nice amount of food to justify the cost. To start, a plate of pickles and cup of coleslaw is an excellent way to start. That is the Jewish equivalent to getting free bread at an Italian restaurant, or a basket of chips and salsa at a Mexican restaurant. It is a must if you want to satiate your customers. The matzo ball soup is adequate for what comes in it. One matzo ball, but some carrots and noodles help make it more. The chicken broth is hearty and full of flavor. This is the perfect soup for when the weather gets colder. I finished with a Triple Decker of pastrami, corned beef, and tongue. All the meats tasted fresh and delicious, not too overstuffed, and the topping of coleslaw and Russian dressing created a nice cooling balance from the salty meat. The real kicker? Seedless rye! Thank goodness for the seedless rye! That is how you treat customers who have issues digesting seeds. Sorry Bobby Hill, you will not find pictures of celebrities on the walls of this deli. You will just find vintage seating, and good old fashioned flavors the way you knew and grew up eating. That is at least how I felt while eating here. I am happy I got to stop by, and look forward to coming back for more.

Potato latkes were in edible garbage, hard as a rock…read more The service is horrendous. 3% surcharge for credit card bills then the waiter tells me I have to pick a tip before he runs the card through because they're trying to charge the surcharge on top of the tip. This is not how this is done. You run the bill through and you bring me the credit card receipt to sign and add the tip . With their prices being sky high, it's bad enough you're charging an additional 3% use a credit card now you're gonna put the 3% surcharge on the tip as well

Place Looks legit Italian with Italian employees love to still see that…read more The pistachio pastry and croissants were not bad wish the croissant had more filling though . It was fresh both were. And the green pistachio pastry had way too much powdered sugar on top of it for sure . I'd come back and try more things based on reviews

My family recommended that I try sandwiches from L'Angelo Di Palermo, and they did not disappoint…read more I ordered the Panino Cunsato and the Caprese. Both were large sandwiches, perfect for sharing with someone else or saving the second half for lunch or dinner. I was able to choose the bread for both sandwiches. I picked semolina bread for the Caprese and, I think, ciabatta for the Panino Cunsato. Both sandwiches had good flavors, but I wish there had been more cheese and other ingredients inside both sandwiches. Overall, this is a nice place serving sandwiches with fresh ingredients. I will be back to try some of the other sandwiches.

Depending on the food you order its pretty good there best…read moreplates are simple ones, bagel w/ butter etc...and there corn muffins are amazing ! and i recently tried a chicken Cesar salad, delicious i must admit everything is a bit pricey, but there great attitudes almost make up for it

I just started a new job 2 weeks ago and this Deli is about 2 blocks away. I heard it used to be…read moreowned by another family and was sold recently. I read the other reviews and they are negative in my opinion. I think this place is a little Jewel on the Block. I have to say that they have the best grilled chicken I have ever tasted. Apparently they got the recipe from the owner's son before he sold them the deli. The son was a trained Cordon Bleu chef. The Caesar salad with the grilled chicken is incredible. Every day they have a different special and yes when you walk in it looks like any old Little Deli on the Block... if you going here pick any of the sandwiches are the heroes with grilled chicken and you will see exactly what I mean