So I've drove pass the Mommas Deli truck countless times and finally decided to order it from…read moreUberEats. I ordered the 5-piece wing dinner with hot lemon pepper wings, a side of macaroni, and the greens/cabbage, plus an extra side of fries with sauce. I'll be honest the fries weren't really necessary for me and I could've done without them. But the wings? So good. I don't usually go for lemon pepper, but this flavor was on point, perfectly seasoned with just the right kick. The sides were solid too and complemented the meal well. Overall, I really enjoyed it and will definitely be ordering again.

I wanted to try this place for a while I'm just never in the area. when I finally got the pleasure…read moreI took the opportunity. Normally a place I try never live up to the hype, however, I'm happy to say I was wrong in this case. The side portions are very generous. The mac & cheese is good. The collards mixed with cabbage were outstanding. The wings are delicious ,fried to crisp with beautiful sauce that doesn't drown the flavor out of the seasoning. I chose hot honey lemon pepper. (There's other flavors) In fact it enhances your taste buds. I also tried their beef cheesecake eggrolls, which are pretty decent size. They are a little pricey but I enjoyed. Honestly, the sauce that comes with it isn't necessary. They're fine on their own. I wish we got a little more meat, but it's not a huge deal. Everything is made fresh to order. I highly recommend you give them a try,and if I'm area again I'll return

My LTR partner is a native Russian, so over the years has made many a trip here, as have I this…read morepast year or so. One of our fave purchases is Kvass imported from Russia. What is Kvass? (Phonetic Spelling: k-vahs). Russian kvass is a probiotic-rich, low-alcohol beverage made primarily from rye bread, distinguishing it from other fermented drinks like kombucha and kefir, which use different base ingredients and fermentation processes. Unlike many commercial versions of kvass, traditional kvass retains live cultures and has a unique, complex flavor profile. (I liken it to cold root beer, with a hint of sassafrass tea). The brand we purchase comes in a two liter & has live cultures, so it is refrigerated; it features an Orthodox Papal figure. It is delicious! He usually also purchases various chocolates and candies, as well as small frozen sweets that resemble tiny chocolate dipped waffle cone ice creams. I know minimal Russian, so he usually speaks for us. TBH-I don't think I'd be comfortable going as a non native Russian speaking consumer.

I feel like I'm on a treasure hunt when I go here. There are so many amazing items to consider,…read moreboth prepared and grocery. I personally go here for my exotic candy fix. They have phenomenal chocolate individually wrapped candies that you buy by the pound. I can't read whatever language is printed on these candies so it's always a guess. They are delicious and I just love the surprise element. The last time I was here, I got their pork schnitzel and a fresh pickle. Again, absolutely delightful. We are so fortunate to have ethnic markets like this in our area. Whenever I'm on the east side I try to go there. The service is great and I'm sure somebody could help me translate when a label is not in English, but most of the foods have pictures and are pretty self-explanatory. I also want to mention that it's very clean.

I got a pastrami sandwich from here and it was absolutely delicious! The staff is friendly and the…read morestore is clean. Would definitely come again & recommend to others!

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I could not love this store more than I do. If you'd like…read moreto support a small business in the community that clearly takes great care of its staff, then this is the place for you. This crew is always chatty, helpful, and considerate. They are always well staffed and their crew is incredibly knowledgeable. I was buying some prepared meat to take home and cook and the woman behind the counter went out of her way to answer my questions about best Cook times, etc. and even went back to the kitchen to ask the chef for some advice. Oh, and the prepared foods are amazing! Subs? Deli? Kebabs? Amazing! Like, where do you get this kind of amazing service anymore?

As a pescatarian I buy and eat a lot of vegetables so I am always on the lookout for great places…read moreto buy my vegies and other food. If I am in the Willowick area I will usually try to stop by Sweetberry Fresh Market to see what I can find. Sweetberry is a medium sized market with a large selection of produce and fruits, a full deli counter, butcher counter, bakery, groceries and prepared foods. Once you have parked you get your first taste of what is best and freshest since they have a display of vegies on sale on the side and front porch; which is open in the summer and covered in the winter. Inside you find a tightly packed market which is usually packed with people. The staff does a nice job of keeping things moving, but it can get a bit overwhelming and slow at times. I usually concentrate on the fruits and vegetables; prices are moderate, although I can usually find good deals on the sale items. For me I can pass on most of the other food, while they have a freezer of frozen fish and seafood, there is no fresh seafood. Most times I visit Sweetberry while the selection is good between the crowds and the prices, I either leave with nothing or just a couple of items. If you are in the area Sweetberry is a good alternative to the grocery stores, but probably not worth a special trip.

Saw them at SNPJ saugage festival. Love these guys. Love…read morethe young energy, in addition to all the products. They all just seem to love what they do. Up on social media too. So important in today's times. Keeping traditions alive. I love it.

I found this place on TilTok. And boy was I happy I did. They have so many different sausage…read moreoptions available here. And they also serve hot lunches as well. I didn't know what I wanted to buy. So I bought many different things. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Able to tell me what certain sausages tasted like. I felt happy to hear they knew their stuff. I will be back. Even if I did have to drive 40 mins to get here. No problem at all.

With all due respect, almost $30 for a 16' pizza is absolutely ridiculous but I guess if you guys…read morecan get it, good for you. $25 for a two topping pizza, even more outrageous! I'm shocked that people pay that amount...

Order the pickle pizza. It is the best. Lots of other great options as well. Very friendly…read moreowners and they are great sponsors of the local willoughby hills youth sports teams.

I used to go to Jack's all the time when I first moved to Cleveland 5 years ago but haven't been in…read more3 years. I remember it being pretty good but pretty expensive for a kosher-style deli. Is it still good? Still expensive? Yes and yes! I took my long-distance boyfriend to Jack's for a pre-Shabbat lunch when he was in town in mid-April 2025. I had hyped it up and hoped it would deliver. The entire place was very busy and full of yummy looking deli meats and desserts that I had to resist (I can't afford a lot here!). I want to try their Russian tea biscuit next time though and see how it compares to Davis Bakerys! The interior is nothing special and the waitstaff were pretty aloof. Oh well. It's a deli! I ordered a not so hungry portion of Jack's Juicy Corned beef on challah bread and a side of potato salad. My boyfriend, who was keeping kosher for Passover rules the week we went to Jack's, got Jared's Freessers Delight with applesauce. His latkes were yummy and I enjoyed the corned beef slices but the challah bread wasn't that yummy. I've had way better challah. Remind me not to buy my challah from Jack's. The potato salad was pretty good. Very creamy, if that's your thing. Our bill came to nearly $40 for two lunch meals and one soda. That's insane! He enjoyed his meal and had no complaints as he lives in a city with limited options for Jewish food so he was grateful to have anything. I will be coming back to Jack's in the future but maybe I'll try to order food that offers more for my money.

Jack's Deli is an Eastern European/Jewish deli that's been a part of the community since the…read more1980's. The original owner grew up in then Czechoslovakia and brought a part of home to the US. Recently the deli was acquired by the Cleveland Restaurant Group. I've been visiting the deli for over half a decade when I crave Eastern European meals. Lately I've been less enthusiastic about visiting due to food changes. RECENT CHANGES: The deli operations have remained unchanged from the customer standpoint. There is still restaurant area and deli. The menu is the same. The hours of operating were reduced with few dinner times remaining. The food recently drastically worsened seemingly due to ingredients. Soups especially took a hit tasting more artificial. ATMOSPHERE: Casual, old style, mom and pop atmosphere. Most guests are families. The front of the business is a deli where you can order your goodies and pay at the counter. The back is the restaurant where you can get seated by the host who is located by the deli. The layout makes entry and exit challenging. FOOD: I always take my food to go, and never dined at the restaurant. I previously ordered many dishes and to be honest can't remember them all. All were good. As a result, I'll talk about my latest order. - Cabbage Borscht ($11.75 for a quart) - I'm from the country who invented borscht and had many borschts in my life from different countries. This is not borscht. It has no beets. It's a vegetable cabbage soup. The menu does not indicate this is a spicy soup, the receipt indicates "hot cabbage soup." The soup is spicy which borscht never is. Worst of all, there is a very strong hint of canned tomatoes or some tomato paste. I couldn't eat more than two spoons of this soup due to artificial flavor. It's very poorly made. It's hard to name this homemade soup as listed in the menu because of artificial ingredients. Real tomatoes would drastically improve this soup. - Mushroom Barley ($11.75) - The soup wasn't pleasant. It tastes slimy. I think that the problem is the base is some vegetable puree. I didn't enjoy it. - Knishes ($7.90 x 2) - I love knishes here and they taste the same as before. Very heavy on the meat (Rueben in my case) and delicious. To be very honest they don't always feel fresh but I love them just the same. SERVICE: Service is average. The guys at the deli aren't too warm or friendly. The checkout people are always nice. There is clearly some miscommunication between the kitchen and the front of the house. Items are frequently promised but then denied. The front of the house seems to not know at all what's available in the back. There has to be some communication or inventory tool to fix this. It's confusing to the first time customers. It's also confusing to me with every order. PARKING: Plenty of parking available with two entrances and exits. The main entry from Cedar Road is the easiest. Stay vigilant as you navigate the parking lot, there are some narrow parts and alleys with two way traffic. The one differentiating factor of this restaurant was its homemade appeal. Everything tasted like someone's Eastern European grandma shared the recipe and prepared the food. Now the food is tasting commercial and lost its initial appeal. I'll be back to Jack's Deli for the deli (knishes) but won't be ordering any restaurant items again.

I go here for a quick lunch! It's a small grocery store with hot counters, desserts, and lots of…read moreItalian goodies. The food is great, I highly recommend the mushroom pizza. Always quick service

Their bread is so good, especially the onion rolls. The various pizzas really good but not sold hot…read moreunless you're there when they come out. The sandwiches are so so, many overwhelmed by bread. The chicken parm that I've had there for example, the chicken is over fried with dried out edges. And there is never enough. By the way the sauce is delicious. But the biggest issue is the sanitary level of the store. The employees don't always use clean gloves behind the counter while preparing orders and I've seen some touch their faces.

Great place! I have so many favorites there. They have fantastic brisket sandwich, juicy and they…read morecan customize fat content. Love their turkey club and chicken sandwich. Just overall you can't lose going there.

I hate to say it, but the quality of this place has really gone downhill. I ordered the Reuben…read moresandwich, which was $20 by itself. It used to be thick-cut & tender.. but now it seems like they're using thin-sliced deli meat instead. My sandwich was also supposed to include pastrami, but what I received was definitely not pastrami. For the price, I expected much better quality and the sandwich I remembered. It's disappointing to see how much this place has changed since its days in Cleveland Heights.

Best French toast on this side of the Atlantic. Huge EC3…read morefans. Great for every meal. Breakfast. Second breakfast. Brunch. Lunch. Midday snack. Dinner. Second dinner.

Manhattan deli in Willoughby has been without air conditioning for almost a month. The coolers have…read morefailed, with air filters that had not been changed in two years. Some of the coolers have been fixed, but it isn't known how well they are doing in today's heat. Food was thrown out, once at the direction of the health department. The cooks have worked in 140 degree temperatures. People have passed out. A minor threw up because of the heat and was told they couldn't go home. Someone suffered an asthma attack and had to be admitted to the hospital and then was guilted and threatened to come in the next day. OSHA has been out, but no one could tell that the "fixes" failed because the weather wasn't hot. The active complaint number is # 2448729. The lake county health inspector has been out and notified again. But they are there to protect capital. To minimize the risks of lawsuits, but to keep the doors open. Basically to help protect the owners from their own selfish nature. A manager told an employee that if they shut down because of the heat, where would they replace $7000? The employees health is valued less than that. Please share this wherever you can. I can't track down all the people who may have been exposed to contaminated food. I can't talk to every employee that was sickened because revenue was more important than their health. I don't want the restaurant to close, I want tough enough consequences that it is cheaper for them to take care of their employees at work than it is to ignore them. Please feel free to copy and paste this to any local Facebook community groups.