Came here for lunch and loved it!…read more Service was friendly, margaritas were good and food was great. Especially loved that they had a lunch menu so I could get a smaller portion since we were visiting and I wouldn't have been able to take leftovers. I ordered the black bean quesadilla and it was great, very flavorful. Had a bite of the chicken enchiladas and they were great too. Highly recommend if you want Mexican!

We frequented this place years ago. Boy has it changed and I need to inform you for the worse!…read more Stopped in around lunch time on 9/13/26. 5 of us, wife, daughter in law and two grandkids. There was only one person in the front of the house acting as host, server and bartender. Grumpy gentleman but we continued and ordered. He was short with us as if he other thing to do, but we were the only customers in the restaurant. Started to notice how grossly dirty the place was. The crack in our table had grime built up and I was able to scrape some out - months old food debris. We tried to get out as fast as possible, in hindsight site should have ran like heck. Grumpy server asked us to hand him our plates when we were done eating. I normally do not leave bad reviews, I just chalk it up to bad luck. BUT I just received a notification from CC company that the grumpy server changed my tip from 20% to 35%!!!!!! 20% was extremely generous for the crap they served, his attitude and cleanliness. Gross place and avoid. If not take a copy of your receipt.

Fat Vinny's isn't bad, but it just isn't as good as it could be. The cheesesteak is decent, the…read moreburgers are decent, but they lack the oomph and flavor that you want in a really good cheesesteak. It's clear that they're making them fresh and hot, the bread is good, the ingredients aren't bad, it just tastes very okay. Fat Vinny has the opportunity to really transform the game of Cheesesteaks here in Delaware, and for a sandwich that is marginally better than Wawa this is not doing it for me.

Listen, we love us some Fat Vinny's. We've had them twice at various locations in their food truck…read more But mostly we pop down to the General Store and order. This was one of the first cheesesteaks I had when we moved back to the East Coast. Absolutely delicious! Plus, they make it without bread for me since I am gluten free. They were also super careful since I gave Celiac. I'm just saying, we love this spot. I always get a traditional cheesesteak with grilled onions, my husband gets a plain chicken cheesesteak, and we split one of their oversized orders of fries.

Got the veggie pizza last night their re was very kind to make it right before closing excellent…read morepizza and service give it a try

We LOVE Pete's, but the melting plasticware drives us nuts. Could we be given the option of cheap…read morestamped metal forks and knIves, and get the staff to wash and reuse them? Great food- the cheesesteaks, and the calzones- the marinara is just right!

very good. reminds me of the old tastee freeze…read more food is very good and fresh. would recommend.

Stopped at Smash and Grab--really interesting name! It's a small roadside spot serving hot dogs,…read morehamburgers, French fries, and ice cream. Friendly enough, with good-quality food and a casual roadside feel. Really enjoyed the orange cream sickle drink.

I used to hang out at a deli a friend worked at in Avalon. Daisy's Hoagies and Heroes kinda reminds…read moreme of that place. Way to cover the whole hoagie hero controversy, but lookout for the subs people. They have a good selection of sandwiches and hoagies, hot and cold. We stopped for breakfast on our way back. Everything we ordered was great. It's a little out of the way, but it's worth it.

Will not patronize Daisy's in the future!…read more Today, on our way back to our house, we decided to pick up lunch at Daisy's. We had been there once before in the Winter, and thought that the food was very good. I remember having a Monte Cristo, which was tasty. We arrived and placed our order: Southwest Turkey and a Chicken Caesar. Neither sandwich had any substitutions or changes. They were ordered as is. The receipt (see photo) shows that the order was placed at 11:47am. There were others ahead of us, so we sat down and waited. And waited. And waited. After about 15 or so minutes, we noticed that patrons who came in and ordered after us, we getting their orders. Finally, at apx. 12:25pm my wife went up and asked where the food was and wanted a refund. The cashier apologized. Suddenly, the food came out and we were told we could have a bag of chips on the house. We grabbed a bag and left. When we arrived home, we found out that not only did the order take over 30 minutes but that it was wrong! We got two Chicken Caesar sandwiches (see photos). One looks great, the other not so great. So, our second visit will be our last.

Despite having taken orders out from Rosenfeld's, this was the first time eating in. There is ample…read moreparking near the deli and there is a Wawa station adjacent if your vehicle requires refueling like you do. I was promptly greeted and seated with a menu and 3 dill pickles in a small bowl which were tasty. My beverage request was taken (diet Coke with free refill) and minutes later was provided with order taken. I chose the stuffed cabbage with green beans. The portion sizes were more than adequate and quite tasty. I ordered a slice of plain cheesecake which was generous in size and rather tasty. You may wonder why I included a photo of one of the 2 unisex bathrooms: my theory is that if the bathrooms are clean, which these were, then sanitation in food preparation and handling by staff is a priority for the dinind establishment which it certainly is for me! I've included photos of the menu which can likely be found on the website which is updated. The prices are rather high, however I consider quality and value important, particularly for something which I shall ingest. Definitely check out Rosenfeld's Jewish Deli, either for eating in or takeout!

Lots of fun trying to figure out the caricatures on the wall. Pleasant service by the single…read morewaitress on duty. Our group tried lots of items on the menu. The Latkes were good, as were the onion rings. The French fries didn't impress me. The mushroom barley soup was tasty. Pastrami was good, not so much for the corned beef or brisket. I was actually disappointed with the brisket, it tasted by boiled beef. Being a 70+ year old kid from the Bronx who grew up with kosher deli's on every other corner I was spoiled. Nothing is like it used to be. But thankful that places like Rosenfeld's are still around and keeping memories alive. In a week I will be visiting the Bronx again and going to the last kosher deli in the Bronx. So if you're in the Bronx stop by Liebman's. Keep the memories going.

I had a very uncomfortable experience at Fat Daddy's Barbecue today, and I feel obligated to share…read moreit so no one else gets hurt the way I did. While sitting on one of the wooden bench seats and placing my order with my husband, I suddenly felt something stab into the back of my left thigh. The pain was immediate and intense. When I reached back, I realized a piece of the bench had broken off and gone inside my skin. I was wearing a dress, so I jumped up in a panic trying to get it out. My husband couldn't see it at first because it was embedded inside my leg. After several attempts, we finally managed to pull it out -- and the piece of wood had blood on it. I now have a painful welt on my thigh, and as a diabetic, this kind of injury is especially concerning because of the risk of infection. I'm also concerned about what germs or bacteria were in that wood. I showed the piece of the bench to the waitress (it was her first day, and she clearly didn't know what to do), and I asked her to let the manager know because I didn't want anyone else to experience this. No one came to check on me. No one asked if I was okay. My husband eventually had to ask for our food to-go because I was so shaken and miserable I couldn't even stay to eat. When I went to the counter and asked for the manager myself, she came out and gave a very dismissive "I'm sorry about that, I'll check it out." I followed her to show her the bench, and her response was, "Yeah, I see. I'll just have them turn the bench to the other side." That was it. No concern, no incident report, no offer to help, no acknowledgment of how serious this was -- after we spent $88 on our meals. This experience completely ruined my day, left me injured, and left me extremely disappointed in the lack of care or responsibility shown by management. I truly hope they fix this issue before someone else gets hurt.

Fat Daddy's BBQ My wife and I drive past this place all the…read moretime on our way to my mom's house. Usually it's later in the evening when they're already closed, or it's Monday-Wednesday when they're not open when we're heading back home. This time it was around 7:00, we were driving by, and I thought, "Let's stop in and grab some dinner and try something new." The first thing we noticed getting out of the car was the smell outside, which honestly wasn't very pleasant. Across the street there are several chicken barns, so I'm assuming that may have been part of it. When we walked in, we were greeted right away and told to sit wherever we liked. Inside is very nicely decorated. There's a counter with a few seats, several two- and four-top tables, and through a small hallway there are larger tables that I'm guessing become communal seating when it gets busy. Our server, Jaylin, came over quickly to take our drink order. He explained the beer options and mentioned they had homemade lemonade and sweet tea. My wife asked for unsweet tea but they only offer sweet tea, so she ended up getting water. I ordered the sweet tea and they definitely weren't kidding -- it's sweet! For dinner we ordered the three-meat plate with brisket and pit beef, along with collard greens and coleslaw. The food came out looking good, and I actually took a picture, but of course now I can't find it on my phone. The one disappointing thing was the brisket presentation. Instead of sliced brisket, it came out looking more like a pile of shredded beef. The meat itself was tender and flavorful, and some pieces had a nice bark on them. The pit beef was also tender and served warm, although I was expecting more traditional sliced beef. The collard greens were very good. I asked for some cider vinegar for them and was initially told they didn't have any. A few minutes later, a gentleman walked by and asked how everything was. I mentioned the vinegar situation and he immediately said they had gallons of it and brought some over, which I appreciated. The coleslaw just wasn't my style. I prefer shredded cabbage slaw, while theirs was chopped. It wasn't bad -- we still finished it -- just not my personal preference. I noticed another table got cornbread that looked really good, so I ordered a piece. Unfortunately, that was another small disappointment. It looked good on the outside, but once I cut into it, it was very dense and seemed to be mostly cornmeal without any actual corn in it. After taking a bite, it also seemed like it may have been microwaved because the inside had a rubbery texture. Overall, the meats were good and the sides were solid. One thing to note: make sure you read the ENTIRE menu carefully. There is a $5 upcharge for double meat. Yes, it's printed in red, but I completely overlooked it. Personally, I don't think the extra meat was worth the additional charge, and had I noticed it beforehand I probably would have ordered something different. It would have been nice if the server had casually mentioned the upcharge when ordering. Honestly, he probably would have gotten a better tip. They also offer homemade desserts, which I'll definitely try next time. Another table ordered the bread pudding and it looked amazing. One last thing: I understand we were there close to closing time, but while we were still eating, Jaylin started sweeping the rugs at the entrance inside the restaurant and rolling them up. That's probably something that should either be done outside or after the last customers leave. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and definitely look forward to stopping in again whenever we come through while they're open.

Do not be deceived by the small appearing exterior or the slightly out of way location! I came on…read morethe recommendation of a friend, who likes a good cheesesteak, and is a bit of an old school videogame aficionado. I am glad I tried it out! We were greeted quickly on entering, and the open kitchen is behind the counter on your left as you enter. You can order to eat in or take out. There are a lot of good choices on the menu, but I came for the cheesesteak! I decided to eat in as I wanted to check out the video arcade area. Once I ordered I got a number and my beverage, and headed to the dining area. There are at least 8 video arcade games available to play, as well as several little soccer like games. The room is lined with displays of all kinds of late 70's - 80's toys and collectibles. If you know a TMNT fan, they'd probably go crazy looking at all the variations on display! The food came out fairly quickly. The sub was packed with delicious steak and cheese! Bun was nice too! One of the better cheesesteaks I've had. I'd highly recommend coming here and give it a try.

Cheesesteak was delicious Cheese curds were the bomb!!…read moreWife got an Italian cold cut, was only able to eat a 1/4 of it, huge!! Definitely going back to try other meals