When people discuss quality grocery stores, Corti Brothers is often mentioned when it comes to the…read moreSacramento region. I don't know how I have lived in Sac for 25 years and have never been here. The store is filled with eye popping quality foods. Think of it as a smaller version of Whole Foods when it comes to food quality and prices. I noticed they had some top quality cuts of meats. The prices are quite high so I'll have to splurge some time on a nice steak. I did notice some items were pretty reasonably priced. For example, I was rather surprised to see they had a very large variety of Temple coffee beans for for $14.99 a bag. That's cheaper than I have seen elsewhere but I didn't pay close attention to the size since I was fully stocked on coffee at the moment. I had to try one of their legendary made to order sandwiches. Someone had recommended The Tuscany. Boy, was that delicious! And the sandwich was very large for $9.99, I couldn't finish it all in one sitting. There are tables outside so I purchased a bottle soda and a sandwich. Unfortunately, I didn't think ahead because there are no bottle openers available for customers to use so I was unable to enjoy my nice cold drink with my sandwich. I'll have to either bring my own bottle opener next time or choose a drink that is a screw top or flip opener.

I've always wanted to try their sandwiches because I've heard so many people rave about them! The…read morefirst sandwich I tried was the Corti Special on a Dutch Crunch roll, and the second time I also got the Corti Special, but on a sweet roll. The Corti Special is where they choose the types of meat that go into your sandwich. Their sandwiches are big enough for two people. I don't remember exactly what meats were in my first sandwich, but I definitely enjoyed that one more. The second time, the sweet roll got a little soggy for my liking, and I wasn't a big fan of the beef that was included. I am definitely a fan of their honey mustard, though! You can order your sandwiches online, or if you're ordering in-store, there's a slip you can fill out with your order. I waited about 20-30 minutes for my first sandwich, which wasn't too bad considering it was a busy weekend. The second time, I only waited about 5 minutes. They still have a great variety of meats, cheeses, and alcohol. It's a good place to stop by if you're looking to pick up some specialty grocery items along with a sandwich.

Finally tried other items as I usually just get grilled chicken and pork banh mis. I got the pork…read moreand egg sandwich, and cold cut combo for my sister. I love the pate inside. Makes it so flavorful and delicious. I also tried the garlic bread and the pate chaud this time around. The garlic bread was only 50 cents per piece. I wanted to try it. It was very fresh. The late chaud was also really good. Nice,warm, and flaky. I was curious on what everyone else was getting so I asked about the baguette that a ton of people were walking out with. The employee said it was a French baguette. Next time I'll have to try it. Always busy inside but line moves fast.

So I finally made it to the shop…read more I've had these sandwiches delivered to me.Ive had these sandwiches catered to me.Now I can say I've been to the shop and actually picked them up for myself. The shop itself is located in a very busy parking lot shared by many other businesses, though parking is plentiful, it can still be a challenge. The shop itself was smaller than I imagined and both visits I made to the shop were on weekend mornings and to say it was packed is an understatement. This shop is essentially a bakery-no tables, no chairs. There are multiple cashiers who service the long line of customers but I would say the line moves very efficiently. Once you order you kind of just stand around and wait for your number to appear on screen. Both times I've visited, the wait was about 20 minutes after I ordered. So let's talk about what I actually ordered. One of the things I love to order when I visit this shop is their Vietnamese coffee.($6.00) It's served ice cold and has a perfect balance of sweetness and enough caffeine to power me thru the entire day-I love this coffee. Now let's talk about the Banh Mi sandwiches. My most favorite thing about Duc Huong Banh Mi sandwiches is the garlic bread option you have with your sandwich. I cannot overstate how much of an improvement over every other Banh Mi in the city having garlic bread as the bread base truly is. This option has pretty much ruined Banh MI sandwiches at every other shop. Not only does Duc Huong literally stuff their sandwiches with so much meat and pickled veggies, but then to have the garlic bread option-Total Game Changer. I love so many of their sandwiches but if I had to pick a Top 3 1. #7 Grilled Pork & Egg 2. #1 Grilled Pork 3. #13 Pork Belly These 3 sandwiches are so delicious. Another thing about this shop is the pricing. A small sandwich generally runs around $3.25. A large sandwich generally runs between $6.00 and $7.50. So how do you have the best sandwich and some of the best pricing? One of the many reasons I truly love Duc Huong Sandwiches and why I truly daydream about when I can return to this amazing shop. Truly The Best!

Great awesome amazing fantastic great customer service greeting and beautiful amazing smiles loving…read morethere job was enjoying TEAMWORK was incredible fast and fresh sandwich making Keep up the Great work hard working working With the public is was hard lots of patience and hard to find great customer service specially younger generation thank you Andi

I was ordering my sandwich when it was my turn from the young man who just finished 6 sandwiches…read moreahead of me. This Indian woman appeared behind the counter complaining about the guys station. He had just completed 6 subs and we were talking about my order. She had no respect for me or for the gentleman who was speaking with me. I felt so disrespected after I said something to her and she didn't apologize so I walked out. In this economy I generally bring my lunch to save money. I was treating myself by going into your store. I don't tolerate being disrespected and I won't be back. In the past I have worked in retail and restaurants. At no time did I believe that I was more important than our customers. Your employees have a lot to learn.

Possibly the best fries in Sac! Their burger isn't bad either. It's solid and a single is a good…read moresize. Patty isn't greasy. I got grilled onions instead. Bun is big and soft. I would order no lettuce and no tomato next time. They were a little skimpy and wilty. The single cheeseburger combo was about $20. They have all the old school menu options, like chili dogs, milkshakes, and onion rings. Service was fine. We went inside the tiny dining room to order. There is also a walk up window on the patio, if you don't want to go inside, and of course, the drive-thru window, if you don't mind waiting in line but in your car. Our food took less than 10 minutes. Another 10 minutes passed before we got home and dove into our food Surprisingly, the fries were still hot and crispy!!! After eating a few fries, it didn't even matter if the burger was good. Haha, but since it was, I will definitely be back to the Village for more!

I was over at a football game at Hiram Johnson and I was STARVING!…read more I wasn't familiar with the area, and the food options. So when I searched food near me, I really didn't know where to go. However my nonnegotiable was I needed a drive thru lol, I didn't want to have to park and stand and wait. After reading the reviews for village and seeing they had a drive thru, I was sold! I love that they have something for almost everyone (bummed there weren't veggie burger or turkey burger options), and it gives old school drive in vibes. I loved that you can get a mix of fish and nuggets, so that's what I ordered, which also came with fries. Then I also ordered a slush puppy which was such a refreshing drink! I had shown up just in time because once I ordered at least 5 cars showed up behind me within a few mins. Food was hot and made to order and I will definitely be back!

As great as the other location in good service, timely creation of order, and food is just as good…read moreas expected.. so many choices! ordered a Barry Bonds with some Zapp's Sea Salt chips to go. Store is in good shape. Seating inside and out. Parking is a shared shopping parking lot. Very glad they moved in closer to my home.

I recently tried Ike's for the first time and really liked their sandwiches! My favorite so far is…read moreThe Hunter Pence on Dutch Crunch bread. The list of ingredients might seem like a lot when you read through it, but everything actually goes really well together. The sandwich also wasn't soggy, which I really liked. The Dutch Crunch bread was surprisingly soft and not hard at all, making it easy to eat. Ike's has a huge selection of sandwiches on the menu, so it can be a little overwhelming trying to decide what to order. I do think the sandwiches are a bit overpriced. My sandwich and a regular drink came out to about $22. The employees here are nice, and they made my order pretty quickly. This is a smaller location, but there are still a good amount of tables available. One thing to note is that it can get a little loud inside. I believe it's from the oven, but it can definitely be noticeable while eating.

Great neighborhood spot - quality food - friendly service…read more Dining room is well lit, old school. You can order at the counter and take to your seat or get full service at the bar. We sat at the bar. Wife and I each had the salmon. She had the beet salad. I had sweet potatoes and broccoli. Son had the brisket with Mac & cheese. Salmon was perfectly cooked. Sweet potatoes were great. Beet salad was delicious. Broccoli was unremarkable, but not bad. Brisket and Mac was amazing. Couple of service hiccups which were quickly and politely remedied. Would definitely return when in Sacramento.

A delightful place to enjoy a delicious meal in a bright and cheery informal room. And they have a…read morefull liquor license for a mid-day cocktail (You are NOT on your lunch hour from work, right?) My 1st ever visit. Got a combo meal with BBQ chicken, mac n' cheese an a warm bean medley. It was yummy. Bambie got trio of salads, I tasted all. The beets were my favorite. Generous portions. Bambie brought 50% of her food home in a take out box. I gobbled all of the food on my full plate. The employees are nice. The prices are amazingly affordable. I plan to return soon to eat a hamburger or maybe a pizza or maybe both.

A great spot for a tasty sandwich! Be sure to download their app to take advantage of special…read moreoffers and deals. I usually order the turkey sandwich, and while it may not look particularly impressive, it's always flavorful and satisfying. The bread is exceptionally soft, and the pickle spear on the side is a nice addition. My only suggestion would be to expand the selection of cold sandwich options. The staff is fast, friendly, and provides excellent service.

Located in the strip shopping area near Safeway in Curtis Park, Firehouse Subs is always a nice…read moretreat. They have a variety of cold and hot sandwiches to fit each individual tastes or needs. Ordered the sandwiches at the counter from a young man that was very pleasant and helpful in making sure our order was right, and that my son got his student discount for being a Los Rios student. My son got a pepperoni pizza meatball sandwich that he gave rave reviews too. I got a hot italian with the works(except onions). Sandwich arrived hot, bread was fresh and lightly toasted. Meat & vegetable portions was solid across the board, and the flavor was quite excellent without feeling heavy after eating it. One of the highlights of going to Firehouse is the variety of Hot Sauces of varrying flavors and heat levels that lets every sandwich become a unique experience. Will come back for sure !

Ike's is a convenient sandwich spot in midtown with tons (like an entire menu on a wall) of…read moresandwich options. Service is as fast as it can be during lunch hour rush, and I haven't been disappointed yet with my orders. The workers have always been helpful and answered any questions about the menu or even helped with recommendations. The ambiance isn't anything special. It's like most sandwich spots with tables, chairs and a restroom for customers. You're probably not pulling out your laptop to do any work or catch a vibe there unless listening to music and sending emails in a sandwich restaurant is your thing. My go-to order is the Amuna's Tuna on Dutch crunch with everything on it except jalapeños. If you're feeling a little lucky, you can get a combo meal with chips and a drink. They also sell big cookies. You also get a nice caramel apple sucker candy with your order. Like most restaurants these days, and especially restaurants in midtown, you're looking at $15-$20 for a sandwich and combo. It's pricey.

The Hunter Pence was absolutely delicious. I added jalapeños and will def be ordering this again.read more

Holy geez Stopped by Roxie Deli and Bbq…read moreWow! Great choice tried the brisket sandwich on Thursday Didn't get a pic of the sandwich because it was too delicious and didn't stand a chance. Service was great staff was patient and friendly

Need a quick fix for some delicious BBQ smoked meats in the are? Roxie is definitely worth the pit…read morestop! Thursday was brisket day so we ordered 3 pounds along with 3 sides each of mild and spicy BBQ sauces to go, intended to eat it later in the day. Didn't bother with ordering anything else - our one goal was to try their meat! Once ready to feast, bake it in the oven for 20 min at 275 degrees to heat. Time to feast! Every bite was juicy, succulent, and savory with the sauces. MmmMm! Sauces are a must, though, because the meat was quite bland without it. Didn't have any smoky flavor (or any flavor at all), but when you slather the sauce all over the meat then you'll experience the real taste that's intended. Fast and prompt service, plenty of outdoor tables for dining, and parking is available on the street. Want some ribs? Wednesday is the day you want to head over if their daily meat schedule doesn't change. Worth a stop if you're in the area but I wouldn't get well out of my way for this joint. It's fantastic, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't consider Roxie Deli & BBQ a hidden gem. Nonetheless, it'll fix your BBQ cravings!!

Best authentic banh mi, banh sew, and Bun bo hue in the area. The bread is made fresh in house for…read morethe banh mi. I always order the special # 1 and # 2 with extra pate'. Absolutely delicious. My wife loves the banh sew. Not too greasy with plenty of fresh herbs and veggies. The dip sauce is just right. Not too sweet or fishy. Service is quick and friendly. Ambience is not fancy, tables and chairs, always packed. I usually order an extra banh mi to go. Check this place out. You won't regret it.

Duc Huong went viral but I've always been a fan of HL more. They have a good selection of grab and…read morego items (hot, cold, room temp) and a whole banh mi, rice plate, and noodle soup menu. While I make it a point to grab some banh mis to go whenever I'm around, I've never eaten in the restaurant until this weekend. HL is a sleeper because their menu options are big, portions are BIG, AND the food is still decently priced with most entrees being $14. This is getting harder and harder to find, due to cost of living and inflation. Bun Bo Hue (BBH) - Really good! Nice big bowl of noodles with all the usual suspects. Can get this with or without blood cubes. They serve this with a lot of veggies and herbs which is nice because some places are so skimpy. The flavor of the broth is delicious but not spicy. You'll need to add more of the chili oil and other table condiments. Banh cuon - It only said it was served with cha lua (vietnamese meat loaf) but I was surprised to see it came with a shrimp and potato fritter, as well as a good serving of bean sprouts, cucumbers and pickled daikon/carrot on the side. They give you a small side of sambal as well fish sauce to dip or pour over your banh cuon. The portion is huge for $14 and I really loved the taste of the cha lua, which I'm pretty sure is house made. The rice rolls could be a little thinner but they were filled well! The shrimp fritter was okay... two shrimps with shells on btw. It added a nice crunch to the meal but it was pretty greasy with a thicker batter. My fav shrimp fritter comes from Tay Ho but can't complain! Nem Nuong Spring Roll - I was expecting a couple small spring rolls for $5 but these thangs were long and thicccc (thats what she said). The nem nuong inside isn't overly sweet, but its a long thin slice that spans the whole roll so every bite is the perfect bite :) The eggroll wrapper was nice and crunchy, and the the roll not overly filled with noodles. Very shareable, but ask them to cut it in half or thirds! Was a hot day so we got Soursop smoothie, no pearl and a fresh OJ. Vietnamese OJ hits different. It tastes exactly the way you imagine an orange should taste, but so much better. I'm pretty sure they add some kind of syrup and sugar to it to enhance it because no way is it just fresh squeezed oranges only. Slightly pulpy but not too bad. Soursop is usually my fav but idk if they messed up and gave me the wrong one or what. It tasted very limey lol Only took a couple sips before trashing it. I've never had their shakes before but I found it was very icey, and less creamy than other places. Service is so so. If you want to eat in, just sit at a table and somebody will bring you a menu. The food comes out quick but they won't check on you again after that. If you need anything extra like water, napkins, the check, you'll need to wave someone down. They take CC though, so that's a plus! Parking lot is big, shared with SF market and all the other stores in the plaza so it can get pretty hectic. HL side has a small side lot, so try your luck there otherwise it'll be a walk as they're the corner store.