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Cafe The Ridge

5.0 (1 review)
Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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The Rolling Pin Cafe - Bacon, egg and cheese on toasted sourdough

The Rolling Pin Cafe

(300 reviews)

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My wife has been coming to this establish for more than 15 years and she is convinced that the…read morequality of the food here has never fallen. To be fair, all she orders is the chicken salad sandwich and she has order nothing else. Today, that changed as we ordered the Apple Cranberry Crisp à la mode along with her Chicken Salad sandwich and that dessert was delicious! It wasn't too sweet and it had me thinking "what kind of apples do they use for this?" It even got reactions from everyone who dined nearby us in the restaurant. So the ambiance was very friendly as while it appeared like they were regulars, they were not because they've never seen the Apple Cranberry Crisp in person. We took our four month old infant and the place was accommodating to that as well. The decor was very traditional but very clean, like you were in the dining room of the golden age of your grandma's house (I hope that makes sense like it does for me). Anyway, I had the NJ Sloppy Joe and that was also delicious - especially with the sweet potato salad that came with it. I also had the cappuccino and the affogato because I had no coffee yet by this point of the day and I had to double down on my espresso intake lol. The Rolling Pin looks like it's been around for the past 75 years and I hope it sticks around for ever. Please give this place a try if you're nearby looking for lunch. You won't forget it!

Been trying to get here for a while and definitely worth it. Sweet potato salad was something new…read morethat I liked. We will be coming back again for lunch. Grilled cheese for the kids, chicken salad, and a BLT were all delicious.

Casa Del Sole - Italian Hero

Casa Del Sole

(118 reviews)

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Casa Del Sole. Your run-of-the-mill local sandwich joint. And believe me... I know a thing or two…read moreabout mills. - 1905, Massachusetts. Textiles called my name. A young buster, 5 years on from the age of five, looking like and acting like colonel custer. I was back room manager by then. Exchanging days of sunlight for hand might. I only knew the clouds. Clouds of dirty dust. Clouds of smoke from neighboring industrial corporations. As well of clouds smoke from the hand rolled cigs I was famed for downtown. I knew wool so well that I could've taught it in school. But school I did not attend. I wove like a weaver and knitted like a knotter. But I let the younger workers do so. Delegation without legislation. The only reason I left the gig was from the fondness my heart grew for a more than ordinate subordinate. A Romeo and Juliet situation. I was 10 she was 6. But a mature 6. Or so I told myself. I barked at her esteemed colleagues to impress you but all it did was leave an impression. An impression of me being a haunting splinter of a man. A manchild, they called me... in none of the good ways. But they didn't know what I knew. What I saw. What id been through. That was my fourth crew since I had begun. The death tolls from the snapping of brittle belt bands took down double digit of my previous staffs. And they were next. I couldn't be around for her inevitable death. And I was making a nickel a day to keep my potty mouth filled with soap, and to learn to cope. And therefore I knew I had to disappear. I skipped on my blistered toes onto the nearest rail train. I stayed aboard through multiple train robberies and survived until the line ended. There, I begun to build the remainder of it. But that's a story for another day. Memories. Journeys. Days gone... like the dinosaurs. Sad. - Anyways. Casa Del Sole is a nice wee shop in Berg. Very popular, always seemingly full. Lotta locals. Rarely without regulars. A lot of prepared foods and cheeses and good stuff like that. The mozz is fresh. But the sandwiches are on ok bread and everything else is just ok. It's like a better Jerz Mike's. I've never been blown away. What can I sayyyyy it all starts to make sense. Taking awayyyy everythingggg but I can't deal with that! My life with you means everything. Blowing awayyyy blowing awayyyy. But not blowing me away. And therefore, in my primitive process, disappointing me in some capacity. Fair? Maybe not. But should I have been working in a mill as a manager at age 10? Maybe not either. Solid spot but just way better options around now. Only kicker here is the AMAZING price per capita. Terrific square footage. Price per acre of a Midwest farm, with some of the charm. Give my regards to broadway, I'd have this again if it were catered but I'm taking my busty business elsewhere if it's on LB's dime.

Great Italian deli! CDS has been around for many years and…read morethe service/quality of product we experienced on our first visit indicated why they are a mainstay. The service is great, with even the owner working the counter and making sandwiches. Good selection of deli sandwiches, various salads/antipasto, etc. The frozen section has a nice variety of pastas and entrees. On this visit we grabbed some things for a picnic: Casa Del Sole hoagie-loaded and delicious, beef and cheddar wrap with horseradish, the fresh mozzarella hoagie, and the roasted artichoke salad. Everything was delicious! We sampled a small portion of the spaghetti and meatballs. The sauce/gravy was amazing and something I'd go back to purchase. All the sandwiches are made fresh so it will take a few minutes, but worth the wait. We will definitely return!

Cafe The Ridge - breakfast_brunch - Updated May 2026

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