Great service, great food the employees are super friendly and nice to costumers. I recommend This…read moreplace to eat at.

From the owner: Jersey Mike's, a fast-casual sub sandwich franchise with more than 2,500 locations open and under…read moredevelopment nationwide, has a long history of community involvement and support. Started at the Jersey Shore in 1956, Jersey Mike's serves authentic East Coast-style subs on fresh baked bread - the same recipe it started with over 60 years ago. The company's mission is to bring its customers the highest quality, freshest made sub in the industry and give back to the communities in which it operates.

The Falafel veggie sandwich is pretty delicious! It's a bit more expensive than Subway but they…read morehave different types of sandwiches here. Mediterranean style and Italian and BBQ and Seafood etc. 6 inches or foot long is also the sizes. The cookies are not too hard and not too soft. More on the soft side. I thought the chocolate chip cookie was pretty yummy! They also serve soups and some other food items. The restaurant is decent with nice big windows. Service was polite and didn't mind being asked questions. If you like sandwiches you should try this place!

Great sandwiches, awesome donuts and the owners are amazing! We love supporting this Regina…read moretreasure.

Super friendly staff great sandwiches I always leave happy! The Boston crème donuts are great here !read more

Forgot to take pics but very good Italian deli sandwich. This is a grocery store so there is no…read moretable to sit and we ate at the park near the store. Italian peach/lemon pop is delicious, too. You can probably find anything italian here and they look good!!!

What a surprise to find such a well stocked Italian grocery in Regina! The young man working the…read moreespresso bar was super friendly with a great sense of humor. He should be giving some of the other staff lessons though. I asked for 4 pastries but couldn't get them in one container (?!) they had to be put into individual containers cuz...it's this mindless following of arbitrary rules made by nobody that I find to be the antithesis of customer service. Especially when half of the staff remembered us from 6 months ago. I get it, hard to get good help and it's a big place. Great products and hard to find imported items abound. I'll be back, hopefully the management has spanked some employees by then.

We have been using Tangerine for the last year to cater our business meetings. We order breakfast,…read moresnacks and lunch. We have never been disappointed in the food. Our business associates who attend the meetings are always commenting on how good the food is. The catering group area also so easy to communicate with!

This is absolutely one of my favorite places. The food is like no other place, very unique dishes…read moreand incredibly good!

This place is more like 4 and 1/2 stars but I'm rounding up. Love that you get to support the…read morefirefighters when ordering from this place. They make great sandwiches and the staff is super friendly. Good alternative for grabbing a quick bite.

From the owner: Visit our Firehouse Subs restaurant in Regina. Our sandwich shop specializes in hot subs made with…read morepremium meats and cheeses, steamed to perfection, then piled high on a toasted private recipe roll. Our menu will surely satisfy your appetite! Founded by Firemen. We are passionate about giving back to our communities through our flavourful food and heartfelt service. Takeout, delivery, and catering services are available.

The food is fresh, best subs in Regina. Owners are all about customer service and quality.read more

Am I on Granville Island? I thought I was dreaming as I was examining the bakery goodiness of this…read moreplace. Alas, I wasn't, but I was sure paying Granville Island prices for it (without the harbour view, seagulls and street entertainers). Alas, they only had a hot sunny day patio overlooking a dusty parking lot and traffic to show for it. Apart from the hefty price tag, these people can really bake. My raspberry cream cheese brownie ($3.55) kept for two days and tasted divine with lactose-free Natrel milk. Unbelievable. This one alone's worth going back for. I got a lemon curd tart to go as well (at a steep $4.75) and this one, made with a fresh butter crust and lemons, is fabulous for anyone with a tart-sweet fix. Quality is right up there but portions are tiny for price. I'm beginning to smarten up and realize that there are good places in town, but you pay an arm and a leg for it cause they virtually have no competition. Well, really, even the terrible places you pay an arm and a leg for. On the bright side, this also means I'm saving a lot of money cause I'm not eating out 4x a week like in Vancouver. Parking is easy as is most everywhere here and definitely a nice place to gab with a girlfriend or catch up with family.

Great place for nice lunch - sit in or take out - and way too many gorgeous desserts to choose…read morefrom. The quiche and salad was my favourite when I was there last. Nice selections of teas as well. A nice place to go solo or with a friend on a Saturday for lunch. A little on the pricey side, but definitely worth it.

I love all the sandwiches options. I really love sandwiches so I am really happy this place exists…read more But their plant based sandwiches are kind of boring ingredient wise. I tried the Guac & Roll Sandwich and it was okay. I think it needs way more cheese and way more guacamole in it and I asked for extras of those things. Eh anyways the other sandwiches and meal items look delicious! Happy eating everyone!

I was stoked when I saw this place.. it's all my fav things! KD / mac'n cheese, grilled cheese…read moresandwiches, poutines, and epic food burgers. But I was disappointed. The Mac n cheese poutine had very little Mac in it. Just tasted like regular poutine. Could barely see any Mac. And ... here's the kicker...they don't know how to make a grilled cheese! A grilled cheese restaurant that doesn't know how to make a grilled cheese. the grilled cheese was dry. No butter . Grilled cheeses are made by buttering bread, adding cheese inside, and grilling the outside where the butter is. This looked like it was made in a panini press-- with no butter. Just dry. For $25. It was so odd.

The Avocado, tomato and cheese sandwich was pretty delicious! So was the Iced Chai Tea and Ice Tea…read morelemonade but sadly I found the place to be a bit claustrophobic. It was very packed with people and it's not a big restaurant at all. There isn't much space to look at and I was told that the WiFi was working and then it just didn't work. I couldn't finish my homework at this establishment because the internet would not log me in. It kind of wasted my time a bit.

We stopped for snacks while mom shopped at the Crocus and Ivey. Great selection of baked goods,…read moresalads, sandwiches and flatbread. Very accommodating for diet needs and interests Would highly recommend for a nice stop with great ambience as well. Unexpected cool factor for a strip mall stop. We had a mango, coconut, pineapple loaf and it was delish. Also enjoyed both salads of the day and the grilled cheese and apple sandwich. Also serve specialty coffee. The lady with the accent was remarkable.