Not impressed at all. Was the only choice on Easter Sunday other than Mc D's. Menu isn't easy to…read moredecipher. Staff in a hurry to take your order and not answer questions. Chicken soup - 9 out of 10 Lamb Gyro - 4 out of 10 very dry and over cooked. Chicken parm sub - 2 out of 10. Sauce is decent but cheese tasted off. The chicken tasted like it was cooked a week ago and reheated in a microwave. Do not recommend.

Used to be a nightly student haunt. Now it has new managers who hawk halal food, Juul smokes and…read morewater-coffee. When I walked into this place recently, thinking I'd buy a fat tasty Italian sand-wich like back in the day, and all I saw was rice and falafel, all I bought is $1 chips. Clerk talks on phone while taking customers money. Typical, new people take over; put up crappy items and hike the prices $5 and hope to make a killing based on the reputation a place once had. Not with me! I have been around and now cooking! Also, I noticed all the outside signs remained. Rip off! Review: 3

I absolutely love the new renovated Cheese Louise. The sandwiches, bread and cheeses are high…read morequality and delicious. They have made an outdoor seating area that is adorable where you can sit and eat. Its covered, has massive fans to make it comfortable and a giant screen for events. Easily the best sandwich spot in the area.

Well, I guess all good things eventually come to an end. It…read moreseems Cheese Louise has been bought out by another owner/entity and has drastically changed since my first review. They no longer have the same or even similar type of business and are basically just a sandwich shop now, minus all the European and distinctively French products and vibe that I loved about the place under the original ownership. Oh well, c'est la vie!

It's been a while since the last time we were here, I always go for their pernil and salad. They…read moremake the best pernil (besides me). They are welcoming to their customers. We are welcomed with fresh, warm bread. They are well known for their cakes. Specially their tres leches cakes. We requested mojitos. (Oil. Vinegar and salt). I can't finish it all, so I take it home

Los Hornitos Bakery…read more Let me tell you ahead of time that this is a Sweet Treat Heaven! You will definitely want more than one dessert. Don't say I didn't warn you. Los Hornitos Bakery has plenty of parking right outside their door and it smells really nice as you walk in. Everything is perfectly displayed and I wanted to try one of everything! Their displays are filled with plenty of beautiful cakes, cheesecakes and cookies to choose from. You can get an entire cake or a slice or two.. or even three haha! They have a big refrigerator fully stocked with cold drinks as well. To start, I ordered the Churrasco sandwiches. Steak, cheese, avocado, tomato and mayo. It comes with a hot sauce and honestly, I don't like any kind of hot sauce. I was reluctant to try it at first and so glad I did because talk about a pleasant surprise! It has an amazing flavor that brings the sandwich to life and it's actually not hot & spicy! Food came out hot, tasted fresh and came out with perfect timing even though the bakery was quite busy. It's hard not to hear others conversations and it's obvious they have many happy customers. Ok, so now, let's get to the sweet treats. I got a meringue covered cookie with dulce de leche inside. I was excited for this as meringue is a favorite of mine but, unfortunately this treat was extremely dry & crumbly, difficult to eat and lacked in flavor. It's messy and would advise to steer completely clear of tasting it in your car. My second treat, a Bailey's Almond slice of cake. It was soft & creamy, light & fresh, excellent flavor and comes with a pipette of Bailey's Irish Crème. Almonds were crisp. It was so delicious I wish I had bought 2 slices! I recommend this as a Birthday Cake actually. It's impressive. Not overly sweet. You must try for yourself ! My third treat was a slice of Passion Fruit Cheesecake. Parcha is my #1 most favorite flavor and it did not disappoint. Classy. Flavorful. Balanced. Creamy. Decadent. Highly recommend. I'd even go as far as saying it's 'romantic'. It's a perfect dessert for the holidays and special celebrations. Excellent choice for dinner guests or date night. If you're looking to make a good impression, this is the dessert to have served! Last thing I ordered was a regular hot coffee with milk, to go, hot and flavorful just how I like it. It really hit the spot and made me smile! I truly appreciate a great cup of coffee. Looking forward to trying out their iced coffee and other flavor options on my next visits. Let's not forget another sandwich to try out !

Really cute & clean deli/conveince shop! I'm super picky about my chicken cutlets.. theirs was…read moreperfect, not too thick & fried to perfection! They even toasted my bun! Delicious.

Stopped by for a quick bite and I was impressed with the sandwiches were packed with flavors,made…read morefresh right in front of us and served so quickly.everything tasted incredible fresh.will definitely be back

Awesome deli, very quaint grocery store. We picked up 2 sandwiches for lunch, one ham and cheese…read moreand another one that was one of their specials, the Forecaster which is basically what they randomly choose to make. The forecaster is such a fun idea and I ended up with a tuna salad, Swiss, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo on a spinach wrap and it was delicious! I think this will probably be what I do every time. They have so many fun creations on the walls to choose from as well. The ladies working were all very nice. Sandwiches came out promptly and were well priced and portioned. Will be back!

One of the worst or worst sandwich I ever tried to eat. Chicken cutlets were out of a box, bread…read morewas terrible, I'll never eat there again.

We always leave here throughly satisfied and happy! I love that the wine pours are big and so are…read morethe portions. The bread at the table are giant garlic rolls with yummy ricotta/gorgonzola cheese spread, olives and peppers. My chicken pasta came with lots of chicken pieces so there's plenty to eat with each bite of pasta. Hubby got the linguine with little necks and shrimp. Again with tons of seafood. We had plenty left over for a second meal at home. The maitre d' was able to squeeze us in without a reservation and we appreciated it so much. Our waiter was wonderful and friendly. As far as ambiance, I read some reviews that it is noisy. It is noisy like when a big family gets together for dinner. I love the family vibes I get when everyone is laughing and enjoying themselves. So if you're looking for a quiet dinner, you may be out of luck. But the family will love it.

Great experience! Truly appreciated the welcoming, Family feel of the establishment…read more The portions were generous and flavorful, and I especially enjoyed that bread and salad were included with the entrées. The fried calamari was impressive in size as well. We were also particularly struck by the attentive service, a manager, noticed our table was wobbly and fixed it immediately without us even having to ask. Additionally, the staff was very accommodating and provided a large box to neatly wrap up all of our leftovers. We were glad we made a reservation for Sunday at 5 PM, and we will definitely be returning.

Feb. 2026 - Mario's is the last of a dying vocation. I guess because theres a lot of work involved…read moreand you have to be up early in the morning. I believe they are the only bread bakery, still around this area, that bakes their own bread from scratch on the premises. Most Supermarket chains will tell you that they bake theirs fresh. What they don't tell you is, it comes in frozen and they bake it in the back, if that much. It's like a Pillsbury biscuit, you buy it at the store in a raw state, you take it home and bake it. Not quite the same thing, as truly homemade. They have a variety of baked goods, stuffed pastas, and Italian delicacies on the shelf. To me, the prices seemed very reasonable. The staff is always helpful and cheerful. There's sufficient parking and a few handicap spots near the door. It's clean and it's organized.

Wonderful bread. Good service. Fresh cheese on weekends (ie) Mozzarella and Ricotta. It gets busy…read moreso plan accordingly. Holidays are really busy!

Some of the basics in a easy in/out location not far from VanWyck Middle School on route 376…read more It's a small shop witha friendly associate mannerng the register. If you have somethingin particularin mind, you may be disappointed, but keep an open mind and you may find a surprise or two. I heard that they have Burek ( a savory, cheese-stuffed Filo pastry) so I was on a mission. First impression: clean, well organized, small, I didn't smell any hot Burek- hopes, dashed. I asked and was politely guided to a reach-in freezer stocked with a few frozen versions. They were very commercially produced, but I was on a burek mission so I selected two versions: cheese, and Spinach, both contained preservatives. ($18 each -serves 4-5 as an entree or 8-10 as an appetizer/side dish. I make this dish at home, but it is time consuming and the ingredients can be costly so $18 is about right. SCORED ON Bulgarian yogurt and feta cheese! The small fridge is well stocked. Other finds included Rose jam, Turkish Delight jellies, and a fabulous pepper and eggplant paste ( shelf stable in a glass jar. ($12) Use it on bread, or get creative- I mixed a couple of tablespoons into my homemade pasta sauce. They have a good mix of Eastern European condiments, and staples. My little shopping haul added up quickly. About $100. Ideas for the owner; add some homemade items: bread, Burek. Will I return? Not for the Burek, but yes to the pepper and eggplant spread and rise jam.

A family owned small business, in a larger mall. Suite 8. Plenty of parking in front of the store…read more The proprietors are friendly more than happy to explain what they have for sale. Some of it self-explanatory; a coffee pot, baseball caps or keychains. It's like being in a foreign country, in a market there, just looking around. Then there are imported products, on the shelves, that are in an Eastern European language, that I can't read. Good thing there's a translator on the phone. It'll give you a clue, at least. Somethings are easy enough to figure out from the picture on the box or look through the glass bottle. Others not exactly. There are fresh vegetables, canned and bottled pantry staples, cookies, wafers, phyllo dough, refrigerated foods and frozen foods in the cases