This was a roller coaster of emotions. Cute little country market with a grab and go box (there…read morewas a grill guy so I am pretty certain I could have ordered something from him). Steak, egg & cheese sandwich and hash browns for under $10. The hash browns were hard as rocks. I liked the big soft roll for my sandwich. Good amount of eggs. Decent amount of meat but it was a touch dry. Definitely needed some seasoning or on a everything bagel. Very nice guy (doing a lot and) running the cash register. A few things I really like and few things not so much.

We just moved to the area and found Bud's. What a great place! The workers have been very friendly…read moreevery time we go in. The cheesesteak and fries were delicious! Highly recommend if in the Quinton area! 5 star

No frills just great food and friendly staff! The rib eye cheesesteak is delicious. Even my…read moreprimarily vegetarian husband had to give it a taste and a thumbs up. We also shared the cheese sub which was simple (had swiss, provolone, and american - we swapped out the swiss) which was also very good; sub roll was so fresh. My only complaint is I wish they offered a chicken cheesesteak but that's not what they are known for or why we went. Totally recommend this local gem.

I have been meaning to write this review for years. Memory and life get in the way. Sandwiches do…read morenot. Seagrave's has been feeding me and the good people of Salem with more care than many of us probably deserve. I have sung in a church nearby on occasion for nearly 30 years now and whenever Seagrave's caters our lunches the world feels a little less cruel. A great sub can do that. A cheesesteak even more so. The bread has the right balance of chew and give. The meat is tender and unapologetically plentiful. A sandwich from Seagrave's is not a snack. It is a declaration. You will be full and you will be happy about it. The subs are delicious and reliable, like an old friend who always shows up. The cheesesteaks are even better. Whoever decided that much beef and that much cheese should share the same roll should be awarded a medal. For half a century or more the Seagrave family made this little white concrete box on West Broadway into one of the best reasons to stop in Salem. Now it is under new management. You may worry that something this good could slip away. Do not worry. The family is still watching and still guiding and based on my most recent meal the sandwiches are as tremendous as ever. The building itself looks like nothing much. For years there was not even a sign. You had to know where to go and if you were lucky enough to know you went. Word of mouth was more than enough advertising because food like this does its own talking. So here is the advice. Put Seagrave's into your GPS. Park outside the plain white building. Step inside. Order a sub or better yet a cheesesteak. Watch them pile it high and then take the whole glorious thing back to your house or your car or your church hall. Take a bite. Life will not be perfect but it will be slightly better. Five stars. Always has been. Always will be.

When someone starts review like angela did with "i seen" just stop reading. Get off internet and…read moreread a book. Antonios makes great hoagies.

I did not have high expectations for what seems to be a small family owned Deli/Connivence Store in…read morea small farming town of Bridgeton, NJ, but WOW! I have had my fair share of Deli sandwiches and Cheesesteaks from NYC, NJ, Philly, Texas, and the West Coast. I can honestly say Antonio's not only compares to the best, but I have to put their Indian Cheesesteak in the top 3 sandwiches I have ever had! I tried the regular Cheesesteak (with fried onions, mushrooms, peppers, and wiz), Italian Sub, and Indian Chicken Cheesesteak made with fresh sautéed garlic, ginger, Indian chilies, onions, mushrooms, cilantro, and a variety of their Indian spices (not on the menu so ask for it and you'll thank me later!). Their veggies are cut fresh daily and you can taste the quality of their meats, cheeses, and bread. Additionally, they have a vast variety of drinks, candy, snacks, and various household items/essentials at a more than fair price. I will definitely make it a point to come back to Antonio's whenever I am nearby!

They have the best sandwich a round and very good we live near by and good there for dinner…read moresandwiches

Consistency of sub making not the same. Last visit July 3. There was hardly any meat on four…read moreItalian whole subs. Very disappointing since I have had better from this business.

Stellar spot for sandwiches, right off I-95. What a find. Great bread, quality ingredients, and…read morethey know how to build a sandwich.

This is the type of place I could go to everyday. I'm from out of town and went two days in a row…read more Menu is vast enough to cater to all my needs. Love the half dozen or so soups they have ready to go! Friendly service, small dine-in area but the eats will keep me coming back over and over again!

Amazing fresh foods and delicious deli sandwiches.Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for…read moregood food and fresh sandwiches. 5

So happy I found this place when I was in town…read more Friendly local family deli. I got the Italian and it was everything I expected it to be. Delicious. Fresh. O ate the first half at 5 and will save the other for 10pm.

Yeah, Harper's ... the bit of a hidden gem. When I tried to…read moreplace a sandwich order with a national chain brand before a fishing trip, they told me the earliest pickup was 1130 am. Welp, I had to be on a fishing boat drinking a cold one at 12 so this wouldn't work. I called Harper's and they said to call back in the morning and place the order - no problem - and pick up when ready. Needless to say, I placed my order, picked up a variety of subs, got to the boat, cracked a cold one, and had a pretty damn good sub. I ordered 5 for the others on the boat and because they were so packed, we couldn't eat them all so bonus, I brought one home. Everyone loved the turkey and Italian subs, packed dry, with a bunch of stuff on the side. Don't overlook this place. They also make breakfast so that will be my next visit. Fishing was good as well!

I love it here. Nice, down to earth peoples. I always get that Rachel Rueben. Man is that some damn…read moregood Pastrami! I haven't even had anything else. Got to get to it.

It's so much more than Bruce Willis' favorite sandwich shop…read more We stopped in to kill an hour on our way to a funeral. My wife had a huge Cobb Salad, mostly iceberg lettuce but with lots of protein toppings. I had two tasty (not Andy's tasty but still pretty good) slices of pizza and a can of soda. The total, including a 3% "Credit Card Surcharge," was $17.45. To me, that's not too shabby. It was also fun browsing their store. The walls are festooned with BW pictures and movie posters. They have lots of interesting stuff for sale, including a large selection of homemade baked goods. The Roman Pantry isn't quite a diner, and if you're looking for a place to eat that isn't one of those (I can't imagine why), or you happen to be at this intersection of N. Golfwood and Rt 48 for some reason, then take a minute and swing by. I know you won't regret it.

The food is always good and fresh! Service is excellent. Baked goods are great. I've never had a…read moreproblem or complaint about anything.

Stopped by in between NC and Boston. What a great way to start the week. Owner was great and had us…read moreso full of samples before we left we could barely eat when we got back to the house, but we did. Meatballs, and sausage are excellent, hot Italian is the best sub I've had, and the caprese was wonderful. Finished it all off with a cannoli and still have plenty for the rest of the ride tomorrow. Thanks for the hospitality and the great food.

We drove an hour from Lancaster, intrigued by all the good reviews. Great experience. We got the…read moreclassic Philly cheesesteak and a hot turkey. (The "hot" refers to the long hots - it's a cold sub.) Both were at least 4.5 and maybe 5/5. The turkey sub was fabulous. And huge. All the ingredients for the cheesesteak were top notch, but as always, I would have preferred less cheese and more onions. There are four or maybe five stools for eating inside; otherwise you have to take it outside where they have a couple of tables out front. We did that. As we were finishing our meal, Sonny himself came out and asked how it was. Super super nice guy who obviously takes a ton of pride in what he does. I recommend this place with no hesitation. Thanks Sonny, and we will be back!

Excellent foodand excellent service.expensive? Yes but justified I think byby the quality and…read morequantity of the food. With extra bread one cornbeef sandwich is enough for 3 or 4 people and delicious.

We had about 90 minutes between doctor appointments so we stopped by Radin's for a late afternoon…read morelunch. The last time we were there was when it was still Short Hills Deli, so we were surprised to see how much the interior was changed from the previous deli. We were seated and asked to be moved to a booth instead (no issues there) as the majority of the restaurant are wood tables and chairs. Server came over and took drink orders and answered our questions about the menu with a smile. We knew the sandwiches were HUGE, so we decided to split a sandwich (regular, not oversized). We ordered cheese to be added, but when the sandwich arrived, NO CHEESE. Our server disappeared at that moment, so we asked another server to bring us the missing item. It came cold, which cost this review one star. If the cheese was done right, it would be melted over the corned beef (extra lean, which costs extra). We did enjoy our lunch (sharing is the better option) and paid our bill. As we were leaving, we decided to grab a rye bread and some bagels to go. Young dude at the counter wasn't very friendly, but that didn't bother us. Finally, we did receive a couple of chocolate chip cookies in a bag with our check. They looked delicious, but we still haven't eaten them yet (they're in our refrigerator for another time). We would return again, even though we don't live in Cherry Hill.