Everything I've tasted so far has been absolutel fabulous and has tasted amazingly fresh!…read more I called the store today and spoke with Michelle simply to let her know how good my breakfast burrito tasted and that I love there cinnamon rolls!! Such an affordable and tasty hidden gem.

The atmosphere was charming. Very clean, well-maintained. Rem…read moreInds you of a small country store Or a quaint Amish store I frequent. The food cost is on the higher side. The quality is good. You place your order as soon as you enter. We were unsure as to how it worked so went to look at the salad bar. It was ok nothing spectacular. They also had soup. All food in this area is weighed and you pay by the ounce. Reminded me of a hospital cafeteria except it was more expensive. I was never sure how much per ounce. A friend had the chicken salad sandwich which was on the most wonderful croissant. Chicken salad is very thickly applied. It was good not over the top but good also we split a coconut cream pie. It was on the heavy side a lot of coconut and not much pudding. I like my coconut cream nice and fluffy. . For a very small salad and the chicken sandwich, it was 39. Dollars a bit much.

I have really debated how many stars they should get. On…read moreone hand, the food was really good! My daughter and I both got the Chicken Gyro (that's not its full name, but that's what I remember). That was our plan B bc they were out of corned beef. It was awesome and so huge that we had to use a fork and knife to eat it. The Parmesan fries with curry was also very good. We got there during an off time. There were 6 ppl dining when we came in. It took probably 10-15 minutes before we got to order. We were there for 30 minutes before we got our drinks. I had to go out to the car to get the drinks we had in there bc we got thirsty. I also don't think they change table cloths between customers. Once the other people left, tables were cleared but crumbs remained. When I came back from the car, there was an insect crawling on our table. I won't say the R word, but I'm pretty sure it was a baby R. I pointed it out & worker squished it in her fingers and tried to save face by saying it was a spider (definitely wasn't a spider) or an aphid (most definitely not an aphid). I hate giving bad reviews, especially to small businesses, and they probably don't deserve the 3 stars, but the food was delicious when we finally got it ... just tried not thinking about the critter. Not having a restroom wasn't great either. We do prefer to wash our hands before we eat, as one should. We went out to our car to use our hand sanitizer. After other customers left, I also started to play my own music at the table. They obviously had kids in the back and had a children's show fairly loud, which was just kind of annoying. That may be nitpicking, but dining in was just not a good experience all around... besides the food. Sorry

We had been to Oy Vey years ago when they were on 3rd Street, and I remember really enjoying it. We…read moredecided to stop at this new location, and weren't disappointed. The restaurant smells of bread and soup as soon as you walk in. This is one of those places that you know is actually handmade as soon as it gets put down in front of you. We all ordered half soup/half sandwich meal. But the portions were huge, honestly. We could have shared. I got the lemon pepper chicken sandwich with chicken rice soup, both were actually incredible. My companions got the Reuben and pasta salad, and the sweet potato soup with turkey Reuben. Everything was great. The sweet potato soup is just that, very sweet, molasses flavor - might not be for everyone. The woman that took our order was very kind She shared some knowledge of their breads with us and even gave us a free load of sourdough to take home. They have many different types of breads, rolls, pastries etc available at the counter for pickup, anytime. Many, if not most, of the menu is turkey. We had one person that didn't eat turkey and specifically ordered the Reuben without turkey. The kitchen ran out of pastrami and put turkey on his sandwich. When she told him about the change, and he mentioned not liking turkey, she said well it's actually chicken anyhow. This was really confusing. He took it off and enjoyed the sandwich, but they should be cautious of changing ingredients without asking because of allergies and preferences. The restaurant is very small, with a few tables for dine in. There is no restroom.

More recently, service here has greatly improved, and I even became a regular for a bit. The food…read moreis good. Sandwiches, salads, soups, all consistently good.

Cute little cafe in a quaint little town. Specializes in wraps, sandwiches and soups. Most come…read morewith chips or salad. Stop on by if you need a quick nice little lunch.

Some of the best sammiches in the city!! Love both locations, they're accommodating & the food is…read morefresh

Passed by this spot several times but never gone in. About to become regulars. I got the Philly…read morecheesesteak and it was the comfort food I needed. We'll be back.

A perfect pastrami sandwich. A perfect rye. This was a fantastic dinning experience. I would…read morerecommend Shapiro's Deli to anyone .

Another fabulous visit to Shapiro's! A friend from out of town wanted a local fav so we came here -…read moreand she was blown away by the flavors and offerings! I ended up getting several pastries and some bagels (as why would you not), as well as their broccoli salad, cheese sandwich and some cherry pie. Yum! We sat for a few hours to chat and I love how it feels like you are in the middle of a community endeavor. Like everyone here is a friend and you can chat and meet up and feel at home. She wanted to take a Rueben home to her husband but it was a flight away, so the staff let her buy all the fixings and then make it at home. Amazing! It traveled well that way and got to be enjoyed by others. Will always go back to this spot as it has a special place in my heart as my Dad loved it, and it is an I su classic!

Really disappointed in the lack of service. I always enjoy the quality of food but today I walked…read morein and stood at the counter for over a minute, watching an employee stand at the end of the assembly area on her phone. I thought it was almost comical and decided to start timing when she would realize I was standing at the register. 3 minutes 28 seconds later a 2nd employee comes out from the back and sees me. Definitely not comical however, I'm guessing this store needs to look at their phone policy for employees while on the clock.

Not enough meat on my sandwich had to get some from my house when brought home. Still good tho one…read moretime they were out of bread to

Once the corporate cats compensate the eversta hard working employees properly and ensure no one…read moreneeds food stamps while stocking shelves this will be near a perfect grocery store. This is the usual massive selection and variety of everything you could possibly want for your kitchen and other home goods and needs, organized, inviting, and many polite staff.

WTF is with these workers in these stores and restaurants when it comes to calling senior citizens,…read moreother strangers and customers, hon, honey, sweetheart and other terms of endearment? I don't like the Crawfordsville Kroger very well anyhow and go there if I need only 2 or 3 things. I hate it when some UNEDUCATED associate calls me hon in an ageist and condescending manner. The only time this behavior is appropriate is if an associate calls a child, friend or relative hon, sweetheart or any other name of endearment. But to call senior citizens, strangers and customers that, really? There are enough people that hate this kind of condescending behavior that it needs to be brought up to new employees during interviews, not to call the elderly, strangers and customers terms of endearment. Kroger management needs to get their heads out of their behinds and read below. Learn proper etiquette Some terms of endearment can feel condescending or insulting when used, especially in certain contexts or by strangers. These include terms like "honey," "sweetheart," "dear," "sport," "girl," "boy," "guy," and "love". Here's a more detailed look: * Condescending Usage: When used by someone in a position of authority or by a stranger, these terms can imply a lack of respect or a patronizing attitude. * Examples: A cashier calling a customer "honey" or a clerk at a store using "sweetheart" can be seen as demeaning. * Other examples of disliked terms: "sweet cheeks," "muffin," "cutie pie," "sweet pea," and "princess". * Context Matters: The same terms can be affectionate and endearing when used between close friends or partners, but can come across as insulting when used in a condescending or inappropriate way. * Workplace: Using these terms with coworkers can be considered verbal abuse or sexual harassment.

NOTE: This restaurant is closed and they only do catering now…read more I went here on Wednesday at 12:30 pm with my wife and two kids. I called ahead to ensure they had high chairs. Bonus - the high chair buckle worked. (You don't realize how common broken buckles are until you have a wiggly kid in there.) The place was much bigger than I expected; it's the whole building. Plenty of room in there and the decor is very cozy without being kitschy. The table setups actually feel very high-end for a casual lunch place. I thought that was very nice. The clientele consisted of 25 women and three men. Kind of funny to me - another reviewer commented it was all old ladies in there and I will not argue much with that! I constructed my own sandwich of turkey, gouda, hummus, lettuce, tomato, red onion on a multigrain baguette. My wife had the salmon burger and my older daughter who can eat real food had the chicken tenders. Everything was awesome. I hate to say it, but what impressed me the most was the kids meal. The chicken tenders seemed to have been cooked on a griddle which made them crispier. Also, they came with six kinds of fruit! (cantaloupe, watermelon, grapes, orange, pineapple, strawberry) They include jelly beans too, but given that it was just Easter, we're good on candy, so I asked that they hold the jelly beans. My sandwich was fresh and delicious. The hummus is a little gritty, so if you only like super-smooth authentic stuff, you might not love it. My wife enjoyed her salmon burger and potato salad. Service was great, prices were acceptable and there is plenty of very close street parking if the lot is full. We will be back.

I love this place for lunch (well, it's only open for lunch). The food is fresh and wholesome - you…read morecan't taste any chemicals in it. They have a variety of soups and salads. I love the protein salad, it is a combination of soy beans, wheat, cheese, and vegetables. The soups are tasty and many of them are vegetarian (no chicken stock). They have a great tomato-mozzarella panini, and a very good veggie burger. I think the name "gourmet deli" is very appropriate.