I go to Rammi's at least 5 times week and I can honestly say that I have never experienced…read moreanything that any of these people with the negative reviews have experienced. The Bagels are always fresh and of the highest quality and they are significantly larger than any other bagels that are sold nearby. I have never had a bad experience with any of the service or food I have purchased. The service is always quick, professional and friendly and the food is always fresh and delicious. The Juice and smoothie bar is also excellent. I don't know how they make a profit on any of their juices or smoothies because the ingredients that they put into their drinks alone is more than what they charge. You would pay double for these drinks in New York City. Don't believe the negative reviews, This place is excellent and deserves 5 stars!

Don't waste your time or money. I don't know how but they figured out how to mess up a plain bagel…read moretoasted with light cream cheese by soaking the bagel with butter and then smothering cream cheese on top. When I called back to complain, the person who answered the phone would keep interrupting me and was still confused when I told him I never asked for butter. Avoid avoid avoid.

Arthur Avenue Deli -- listen, this place gets me…read more They're from the Bronx, just like me--which I love dearly--but I had to escape that borough like I was Kurt Russell in Escape from New York. Still, I miss my sandwiches. Badly. Arthur Avenue Deli understands that pain. When I want to pretend I know how to cook for company, this is my secret weapon. Fresh pasta? Got it. Sauce--NOT gravy, my God--check. Garlic bread, chicken cutlets, desserts, rainbow cookies... it's all there. I walk out lookin' like I trained under somebody's Italian grandmother. Unbeknownst to them, they are directly responsible for my reputation as the best cook among my peers. I will not correct anyone. Ever. Five stars. Forever grateful. Long live the Bronx--at a safe distance.

First off 89.00 dollars for 5 basic sandwiches would not care about spending that if they were…read moreworth it 2 turkey and cheese dry asked for mayo none on it I roast beef maybe 4 slices of roast beef and two chicken ceaser wraps hardly no dressing and lettuce on them again don't mind spending if I felt it was good but felt that price I should have gotten better

We usually take out or DoorDash Empire, and we found their food and order correctness to be…read moreconsistently first-rate. We usually order bagel breaksfast sandwiches and include special instructions such as "toasted", "soft bacon", "light ketchup" and they get in right every time. The bagels are always fresh and the service is always friendly. Empire Bagels deserves two thumbs up!

This place was pleasantly surprising. We stopped here…read morebriefly with our tour group because we didn't want burgers king. The strip mall here does not have a plethora of choices. The staff were all very friendly and got our order right. We got a plain bagel, cream cheese, a gyro on a sesame bagel, and a turkey sandwich. All were fresh and tasty. They got us in and out quickly as well.

It's been a couple years since we went here during Covid, and wow, this spot has grown so much. The…read morepancakes are ridiculously delicious (available before 11am) - everything you'd want in fluffy, homemade pancakes topped with fresh blueberries and strawberries. Great breakfast sandwich and coffees, too. A little upstate-meets-Brooklyn, with families gathering for breakfast. Will keep coming back. 5 stars!!!

Quality ingredients. Chef makes amazing food. Everything in the deli case is amazing. So much work…read moreand time is put into everything they turn out of that kitchen. They have a small menu with burgers and some seasonal food choices. Shrimp po boy is my go to.

Quality very good. Overpriced…read more I ordered a hero. They said it would have to come of sliced bread. OK. Ended up with a small sandwich (which was very nice) at a hero price.

If you're going to get a flat tire, I strongly recommend that you get one on NY-22, right in front…read moreof this deli, as I did. The staff are lovely (a man and his mother) and speak Italian to one another. They make their own mozzarella, soup, and at least some pastries, if not all. Cannoli are filled to order and excellent. Another pastry (crostata?), cut into squares with a shortbread-like crust, cherry jam and chocolate was even more spectacular and something that I *must* come back for. The man told me it was homemade. The sfogliatelle pastry was a little tough and stale, but the thick, ricotta-rich filling was delicious. To be fair, these things have a very short shelf life. I gave it a few minutes in the toaster oven when I finally made it home and the texture was far improved. The son patiently answered my questions [e.g. how to properly pronounce "sfogliatelle," how much the fresh mozzarella costs (about $11 / lb)] and the mother kindly warmed up some pasta e fagioli for me. Sandwiches seem to be the focus here -- the menu is vast! -- but I sorely needed the warm-you-from-the-inside-out comfort of soup at that moment. The rich broth full of red beans, potatoes, and carrots absolutely hit the spot. It's too bad that it took a flat tire to get me in this place. We've been driving by for years and have clearly been missing out all this time!

I've seen better bagels…read more... Moderate amount of double lox is well compensated by extra ordinary amount of cream cheese. The bagels are not much to brag about.

Great fast and friendly service. Wonderful bagels. Big. Crunchy/chewy on the outside, soft on the…read moreinside. You can taste the yeast and the malt. They put exactly the right amount of cream cheese on it. And also they toasted it perfectly.

Such a cute shop! They have so many varieties of cream cheese to choose from, so many unique ones…read moretoo! The bagels were SO fresh and still warm! The breakfast sandwiches were huge! Loved all the different sandwiches too, very busy but staff was so friendly, and our order took just a few minutes. Will definitely be back!

Whenever I come back to visit my hometown, I enjoy going to Flech's ever since Steve's closed…read more However I went in today and it seemed like there was a cream cheese shortage with how little cream cheese they put, I had ordered simply a plain bagel toasted with plain cream cheese. I'd just make sure to always check down to the inside packaging now before leaving which is disappointing to not be able to trust it was made right.

Don't judge a book by its cover !…read more Unassuming fast food type building with 4.5 star food inside. Friendly service, large menu, huge selection of beverages. We shared an eggplant parm hero ( called a wedge here) and a slice of spinach and artichoke pizza. This is as close as it gets to gourmet in a roadside restaurant. Right near last exit of NY 22 before you get to 684. Great dinner spot en route to NYC from Berkshires.

Ick. I'm sorry but we spent a fortune here last week on take out and it was a disaster on all…read morelevels. It was suppose to be a fun girls night and we all opted for pizzas, appetizers, bread knots, ect. 1. The wait was extended about 30 minutes longer than predicted. But that's ok, things happen and if they are making sure we get fresh good, hot foods...we will wait. But they weren't! 2. The order was wrong. We got over charged and wrong food was delivered or made. Both were not in our favor in the slightest. There was no sense in ruining more of our evening by sending the kid back with the messed items so, he got a big tip and we sent him in his way. 3. This one is major and the reason we won't eat there again...all 3 pizza were raw dough, soggy crust that was undercooked and a pale whiteish tan color on the crust. It was flavorless, badly made, just ugly. That's petty sounding but pizza generally looks delicious but this looked like it had been dropped. Not to mention all 3 boxes were stacked on each other in the delivery drivers car and the stream of pizzas softened the cardboard boxes so they collapsed in on each other. How this kid couldn't see or resolve the issue before he brought us squished pizzas is beyond me. 4. But the taste, right? That's what makes or breaks a place. Broken, it's just broken. The dough, which is specifically the pizza and the garlic knots, was not even good enough to be used in the marinara sauce. The pizzas were doughy, gooey, flavorless, unsalted, not yeasty, no chew to the dough and it was not a good vessel to carry toppings. The cheeses were greasy, rubbery and waxy. That fake cheap bulk bought cheese that only the cheapest places buy...the cheap restaurants really seem to like buying a using cheap cheeses that the customers don't enjoy and that make any effort to prepare good food automatically hit below the mark consistently. It isn't that difficult to make fresh mozzarella cheese to use on your dishes. It's lazy. How lazy is it to be a real Italian pizza joint and everything tastes bland and like the place is doomed. The cook would seem soulless and depressed by what he or she is putting out for public consumption. So they got a ton of money for a bunch of garbage that was delivered in squashed boxes and we were overcharged for food we ended by throwing away. Everyone tried everything and no one enjoyed any of it. I don't recommend wasting money here unless you looking for expensive badly made garbage. We are all getting squeezed to death financially but I refuse to support a local small business that doesn't care about it customers anymore.