A classic spot that's been open for decades, making delicious torpedo sandwiches and giving great…read moreservice. My love for sandwiches started here, when my father would bring me as a kid. I remember fully loaded subs with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onions, and dressing. Another classic is the warm pastrami sandwich with mustard and cheese. Amazing to taste something that brings you back in time. An absolute must try.

One of favorite places my dad put me on to as a kid. We would always order a Super Hot Pastrami…read morewith Cheese and Mustard and Split it with Black Cherry Sodas. IM SO GLAD THIS PLACE IS STILL HERE!!!

Absolutely lives up to the hype!…read more The pastrami is insanely tender like melt in your mouth kind of good. The sandwich is definitely messy, but that's how you know it's done right when its packed and stacked with meat! Even with a line out the door, the guys behind the counter cutting the meat are friendly and keep things moving. They even hand out samples while you wait, which makes the whole experience feel welcoming (and honestly makes the wait easier).

Update: I've finally tried the pastrami. The sandwiches are huge. We got the pastrami cheese…read morefries, and a corned beef reuben. The pastrami is really good and is very tender. The fries are steak fries, which I don't typically love but it worked well as a vehicle for the pastrami. The corned beef is a bit dry. We had some pierogies but these were superrrr oily. We also ordered a matzoh ball soup because I've never had it before. But the second I saw them microwave it in a plastic container, I knew I had made a mistake. It was basically just a matzoh ball in very salty chicken bouillon water. I'm sad that was my first matzoh ball soup experience but am not deterred from finding a real one elsewhere. Based on my previous visit and this one, it seems like you should just stick to a classic pastrami sandwich. It's big enough to share between two people. Next time, I'd like to dine in and eat it fresh. The sandwiches also come with a bunch of pickles, which was nice. Tip #1 - there is a parking lot but because there are so many stores and it's next to Bratek Deli, it's a nightmare. It did also happen to be Good Friday, so maybe that made it worse? I don't remember it being that bad the first time around. Tip #2 - I called ahead to place my order but still had to wait 15 minutes extra after the quoted time. They prioritize walk-in customers, so you might as well just order in store.

Food: what can say love the hogies love it…read more Service: great family owned places love too see Ambience: it's a local deli that been around for years

Let's go a little bit into the past and let's remember bogey hoagie before it was sold, turned into…read morea pizzeria and expanded inside. The lines were literally outside wrapped around the corner how the sandwiches were prepared and how unexpressive they were. The owner always had a smile regardless of this giant stand behind the counter and smiled at you it was warming. The sandwiches were ridiculously delicious. And then they sold it to someone who was trying too hard to make it rich, so the portions became small smaller, but the bread stayed the same. Let's just see if you want lettuce sandwich with a little bit of meat you go to bogey hoagie. Don't know how it is now they have a pizzeria working anymore, but I haven't been there in two years because the portions have changed regardless of who's in the White House or not. if you're gonna raise the price raise the price but don't change the portions. I personally believe that greed has ruined this establishment. The sandwiches are still good, but the portions are shit. And if you order a cheesesteak, God forbid. It's real steak but it looks like steak them in. They overcook it so it's almost like leather and God forbid you asked for onions and peppers or cheese cause you're gonna get charged extra for what a cheesesteak belongs with. I mean, the place looks nice inside, but it's a weird environment ever since it was sold. Enter at your own Will, but the portions are shit.

I stopped by with a friend on a Friday evening. We were the only customers there and I think it's…read morebecause not many people know about this place. It used to be the old Libby's hot dog place right by the Passaic River. There are lots of parking spaces and even a new bright lamp outside that illuminates the whole parking lot. The minute we stepped inside it just felt so cozy. The Cafe is Palestinian-owned and the owners/ servers were very nice. The couches inside reminded me of cafes in Turkey. We ordered the following items : - iced golden matcha - hot tea - kunefe The servers told us the kunefe will take about 10 minutes or so since it's fresh. We enjoyed it so much that we purchased another one. They were so nice that they treated us to the cheesy pita bread. There are board games like Jenga, dominoes, etc to play with while you are having your meal. Overall a hidden gem in Paterson.

I always have a soft spot for middle eastern cooking. From the seeded bread for dipping to the…read morehummus plate that spoke to my hunger. I wish them the best of luck because their food is passion filled and delicious.

Fantastic dishes, delicacy, cold, cuts, sandwiches, hot, or cold like they used to be in back in…read morethe day‍. What a delightful atmosphere and friendly staff. My cheesesteak sandwich was custom with shredded lettuce and flavorful chopped steak . Also, the Italian Classic sandwich is above the best deli.

First time ordering from them and I was really happy with the sandwiches everything was delicious !read more

First: I am a fussy, never "5" star review sort. But, I had to! We worked with Frank to host a…read morerepast for our mom. We do not live in the area, so we did not know. But, we do know that NJ can have great Italian food-- you just have to know where. This place is so definitely it. The food, staff and service all get rave reviews. We had close to 60 people, with an unbelievably delicious 3 course meal. Staff is easy going, but on top of things. I grew up in NJ, and know that NJ can have great Italian. This place is definitely it. Frank was phenomenal and easy to work with. After a long morning, we couldn't have asked for a better place to be. And, my mom was 100% Italian heritage. I have to believe she was vicariously enjoying everything through us. Thanks to the staff. This review is the least I could do to convey my thanks and appreciation.

Been coming here for a long time and realized no review from me yet…read more Great Sicilian - Italian local restaurant. Always a great meal and the service is very good. I always love the Branzino. The Antipasto Siciliano is always a favorite along with the Frittura Di Pesce. Always love it here . The place does get loud but that's always a great sign. It's also BYOB and there is street and lot parking. I recommend getting a reservation as well.

When there for the first time on a Cuban sandwich challenge and let tell it was everything that was…read moreposted and more. Highly recommend

Their is sooo much to choose from! Home cooked spot with…read morefood made from love. Friendly family owners and the ability to pay through cash app if you don't have cash. This spot just opened but has breakfast if you can't make it in for lunch or dinner. Get takeout one day or merch, you won't regret it

Charming cafe with friendly, warm service and delicious food. During a recent road trip, we stopped…read moreby Nick's Sandwich Shop, and it was a wonderful experience and a nice respite from our long drive. We ordered the meatball sandwich, the eggplant parmesan sandwich, and the chicken and rice soup. The sandwiches were incredibly tasty, with an excellent marinara sauce and great mouth feel. The bread also was amazing - I think it may have been an Aversa seeded roll. The sandwiches were huge servings, and we packed half to go. It was a cold, rainy day, so we also craved warm soup. The chicken and rice soup was probably the best I have ever had - it had a golden hue, flavorful and clear broth, and perfectly cooked rice and carrots, with just the right amount of tender white meat chicken. That soup was so delicious that we ordered another serving to go. Nick's strikes us as a family business, where they take great pride in their homemade recipes and treat everyone like family. The guy who took our order, brought our food, and interacted with us was so friendly, genuinely kind, and helpful. We also noticed that he was equally friendly to all customers. This is a terrific sandwich shop. Highly recommend.

My friend suggested this place for lunch. The parking lot in the back will be packed especially…read moreduring lunch. Got the skirt steak with chimichurri ($19.25) sandwich which was very good. The steak was very tender, juicy and the chimi sauce enhanced the flavor. Bread was fresh and toasted. Also got to try the choriopan special ($11.95) which is a sausage with chimichurri sandwich was also solid. I liked the skirt steak sandwich the best, it's not cheap but the ingredients are high quality so it's worth it as a treat. If you're in the area and want fresh, made to order sandwiches, I would recommend Nick's. * Parking on premise * gender neutral restroom

Oh, first time I have ordered from them because I woke up dreaming of Greece...So I ordered their…read moregyros but I haven't took a bite of it I decided to taste the falafel, omg! It was light fluffy and heavenly! So without hesitation I pick up my phone and ordered 20 pcs! I dip my falafel on my homemade spiced fermented vinegar... Indeed a hidden gem!!!

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Great place !! Authentic food…read more Got the chicken sandwich, 10/10!! Definitely reccomend

Phenomenal service cleanliness is up to par comfortable seating and very bright and enjoyable…read moreatmosphere to dine in and eat if one wanted to. Food is really good and pricing is fair.