When I scanned the reviews of potential local restaurants I wanted to visit for breakfast, I was…read moresurprised to find my name already on the Half Way listing. Then....I saw that my review was a decade ago! (That was back when it was a little farther out of town and in a smaller place. So, I came back, anew, to enjoy again. Hands down, this is a friendly establishment with a staff that is welcoming, polite, helpful...and ready to serve you. The interior is open and sports a nostalgic look with large tables accompanied by old (but sturdy) mismatched, carved-high back chairs. Yes, you can sit by yourself, but if it's busy....scoot over and invite a new friend to join you. Most tables seat 6 or 8 -- more "communal" style in a sense. Step up to the counter and order from the solid, albeit mundane, menu: eggs to order, meat side, potatoes, biscuit & toast...gravy if you like. They'll bring it to your table. Nothing fancy. My wife's eggs were scrambled, but not fluffy....rather flat like an unfilled omelet. My over easy eggs were close to perfection and oozed a rich yolk sauce on my deep fried potato cake. Yes, I would have preferred authentic hash browns or "home fries". But this worked for the occasion. Biscuits were buttery and tender. Coffee - average. Sausage patty appeared to be cut from a commercial roll - fried well and tasty. My wife's bacon was absolutely to her liking (hard to get right sometimes). But her's was spot on: very crisp, not burned. Lots of grab and go sandwiches for sale....check out other reviews and photos. Before you leave, pick up a couple of fried pies. (Ten yeara ago I had the peach - yummy. This timr we took home both apple and cherry. Slightly - not overly sweet fillings and a great afternoon treat. Dough was slightly different this visit. (You can see that in my pics...if Yelp still has them available.) As for the "Market" aspect of the name....that is a bit of a mystery - not a lot of market goods were readily visible. Oh!...be careful parking. The unmarked "street side" parking is tight and cars can come barreling down Hill Street. There is apparently more parking on the back side (towards downtown area). All-in-all the vibe was a bit like my Grandma's Country Store (1940-50s) a place where I was born and raised...friendly, comforting, congenial. And, a return for lunch is in order - the menu sounds inviting ... I hope another 10 years doesn't pass before I make it back for that. PS: very clean restrooms available too.

It's good everything the service is great but don't go until they do repairs due to a fire this…read moreweek! ITS CLOSED!!

The chicken salad is fabulous! It's enough to share! The people are very pleasant and good service!…read moreLove this place!

tricked out menu- badly executed. inferior ingredients-…read morestale bread tasteless food i'll never eat here again

Mr. crêpe is so delicious when you need something light yet flavorful. had the chicken Caesar…read moretoday. It was so good. Everybody should try them if you haven't. couldn't take a picture because I ate it all.

Best food shop in the food court…read more Crepes are always hot and delicious and made with fresh ingredients. I recommend the Philly Cheesesteak or the Chicken Caesar crepes. They are both amazing. The sweet crepes are wonderful as well. Service is always fast and friendly. All of the displays showing the different items look very inviting.

Local organic coffee house and juicery super yummy cute spot to check out if you haven't beenread more

Food / ambiance was fine.. but the constant noise from the blenders at the juice bar was extremely…read moreannoying and makes me reluctant to visit again. Just couldn't relax and enjoy my meal.

Five Stars is simply not enough stars for 51st Deli…read more Occupying what used to be the space that Tacos 4 Life lived in (I cried when that closed), I wasn't sure what to expect from 51st Deli. I loved Tacos 4 Life and ate there every trip I made to Brentwood....so I sat on it and didn't visit for a while once they opened. I wasn't sure if I wanted to enter because I didn't want to be disappointed because it *wasn't* Tacos 4 Life. Then I decided to visit. As it turns out all that drama and anticipated disappointment was completely unfounded. Once I walked in the door and looked around I said (quite audibly) "Holy WOW!" This is far more than a deli. I'm going to call it a Hyper Deli. There are refrigerated cases with just about any soft drink or energy drink you can imagine, and some I'm sure you've never heard of. A LOT of them, all neatly arranged and front-facing. It's this kind of attention to detail that makes this place stand out. There are just about as many varieties and bags of chips as there are soft drinks, all neatly arranged for ease of choice. If Soup is what you're looking for, there are six soups offered daily. And then there's the Deli case. This is a very impressive array of fresh produce, build-your-own-salad parts and pieces, deli meats and cheeses, side dishes, and individually packaged desserts, fresh fruits and veggies in portable snack containers. The menu board boasts an impressive selection of basically everything. The Coffee Bar, the Juice Bar, Breakfast items, Signature sandwiches, Burgers, and Tacos & mas! Seriously, if you don't see something you like on this menu board, do you really need it? The items on the menu board aren't priced...we'll come back to that shortly. 51st Deli is an order at the counter place. You can pay cash, tap to pay, credit card. After you pay you can take a seat or you can stand around and be in someone's way while you wait for your food. For my first visit I had to have tacos (yes, it was a Tuesday). One steak, one chicken, one chorizo...and, of course, a side of chips and salsa and a fountain drink. About 10 minutes later they called my order. The first thing I noticed is that the chips and salsa weren't so much a side as they were basically another entree...not that I'm complaining. The salsa was really, REALLY good and the chips were made fresh in the store. There are a couple bottles of store-made salsa for adding a little heat and flavor to your meal, each with its own unique taste and comfortably spicy. The tacos were all super tasty and served hot over corn tortillas (the way tacos should be served) with nothing but cilantro and onion. It made my tummy smile. This delightful meal was actually pretty reasonable. Before tip it was about $20, which I think is a pretty fair price. With no prices on the menu board I didn't know what to expect and was ready to pay a King's Ransom, but in the end it was just tacos so Jim's wallet was happy. I didn't expect to see 51st Deli merchandise, but *boom* there it was! Shirts, hats, koozies, bags. This surprised and impressed Jim. My visits to Brentwood have also come to include a visit to 51st Deli for breakfast as well. They have Jalapeño bagels and store-made Jalapeño cream cheese, which is (according to science) the absolute best way to start my day. Well, that and an iced vanilla latte. The staff here is always on the move cleaning and stocking. It's always clean, I've never seen trash overflowing, and tables are cleared soon after customers leave. This is definitely a restaurant -- excuse me, Hyper Deli -- that values the guest experience. 51st Deli should be everywhere, and it's a failure of mankind that it isn't.

Meh, 51st Deli is pretty good but not as great as the reviews might suggest. Founded on Nashville's…read morewest side in 2018 on the corner of Centennial Boulevard and ... 51st Avenue, of course ... their fourth of five locations debuted in Brentwood's CityPark in late August of 2025. Pros: The air conditioning is ice cold on a scorching day just the way I like it. With seating for 108, including 80 indoors and 28 outdoors, this spacious dining room has the perfect atmosphere for a neighborhood deli. And the drink selection is striking when you walk in, walls of everything you could imagine including water, carbonated beverages, energy drinks, and alcoholic beverages. They carry most of my favorites like Poppi, Jarritos, Olipop, Fanta, Gatorade, everything we enjoy except Ice brand drinks. And it must be noted that rhe hoagie bread is beautifully chewy and fresh. Cons: My order was totally botched. I received a massive burrito when I ordered the Italian sub. It wasn't even close. It took a few minutes but the order was eventually corrected. The provolone and ham were of questionable quality, but the pepperoni and salami were good. The Italian is supposed to have a sauce, but it was undetectable making the sandwich incredibly dry. And keep in mind you're paying $13 for a pretty small sandwich that's half lettuce and light on the meat. Once again, it's a good spot and I'd probably come back. But in a city full of great sandwiches, it's not an all-star.

Jambox is such a fun place! The decor is awesome with a wall full of cassette tapes and boomboxes…read morethat gives the restaurant a really unique vibe. The playlist was great and made the whole experience even better. The service was top-notch. Every staff member was so friendly, and several of them came by to check that everything tasted good and that we had everything we needed. That level of hospitality really stood out. And the food... wow! The sandwiches were absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. The restaurant was also spotless, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, this place is an easy 10/10. Great atmosphere, amazing service, delicious food, and a very clean restaurant. We'll definitely be back!

Visited Jam Box Sandwiches and immediately loved the atmosphere. The place is beautifully decorated…read morewith old-school radios, cassette tapes, and music memorabilia, creating a fun retro vibe. I really appreciated how they brought an old-school music theme into the interior design. The sandwiches were just as impressive as the ambiance. One thing that stood out was the bread--soft, fresh, and easy to digest, which made the sandwiches even more enjoyable. I ordered the Californication Jam Sandwich, which comes with pulled chicken, pepper jack cheese, jalapeño slaw, Doritos, and red hot chili pepper jam. It was absolutely delicious. The jam added the perfect amount of spice and tied all the flavors together beautifully. I also tried the Classic Hero Sandwich, which was equally satisfying and packed with flavor. Overall, this is a unique sandwich spot with great food, creative menu items, and a memorable atmosphere. Definitely a place I'll be returning to!

Love the options for breakfast. Picked my gf up some tajin drizzled mangoes. They were delightful…read more I went with the pastrami and Maui onion chips. Great deli, solid, service, will return.

I love this place. Friendly very clean and organized and the food is amazing. Working my way…read morethrough the menu.

Order an extra green sauce if you like a mint (hari) chutney vibe it is PHENOMENAL…read more I got a single patty smash burger and it was delicious. I would go all in and opt for the fries! Fresh and fast super friendly vibe!

Ginger Pig does not disappoint! Good food and generous portions!…read more We had some items from their NYE menu and all were good! Breakfast Sammy with Bacon was really good - fresh bun and lots of bacon! Came with chips and their yummy green salsa. French toast was delicious and big fan of their tots! Prices were great and food was delicious!