Wow...what a hidden gem. This deli has been officially added to my downtown lunch rotation…read more I had heard great things about this deli and thought I would give them a try. So glad I did! Just a short walk from downtown to the historic Belmont Casket Building you will fine this little deli on the first floor. I challenge you to find a place downtown that offers the food quality they do at this price. I got a delicious sandwich-Spicy Cuban Pete's-for get this...$5.50. It was made fresh right in front of me and was delicious. They have so many items on the menu and all are made fresh and very reasonably priced. They have a nice breakfast and lunch selection-even some very nice vegetarian selections. The service was exceptional. The staff was very polite and took the time to prepare my sandwich as I requested. They also take the time to care for the deli. It is very clean and well stacked with other side and snack items. There are a few tables to sit just outside the deli area. You can also grab and go back to the office, or enjoy your items outside in the park or Arena District. I look forward to many more return visits for lunch.

Don't miss this secret gem! I almost did! I didn't see much signage but chose to try and find it…read moreafter reading many other reviews. Staff were friendly and fast. Lunch was fulfilling and tasty. Will be back!!!

Very nice owners and the meat pie was pretty good…read more I believe they also make food.

Great meat & fish pies! The dinner roles are delicious!…read more Great customer service as well!

If you are a fan of the Slovakian/Hungarian dumpling called the pierogi... there is no better…read moreauthentic pierogi chef than Lizz the owner of Sweet Cle bus. This is a mom and pop shop, located at 447 Lazelle Road, not too far from Polaris Mall.. the store front might be small, but the flavor of these pierogi are big! The filling size is generous. She is creative with her flavors. She changes her fillings regularly, so before you go, always check her facebook page to check what the weekly or monthly flavors are her page is under "sweet CLE-'bus". This month she partnered with Ray Rays for her Dawg Pound, hot honey jerk Chicken and the Smokehouse Brisket/cheddar. I cant wait to taste the fourth flavor... the pickle and the dessert flavor, the gertrude! Seriously, if you grew up like I did and grandma or grandpa made these.... But now they are gone... Lizz brings back those memories and those wonderful flavors with her perfectly crafted pierogi. They are delicious! Our very picky grandparents would give her 5 stars. There are none better in Columbus.

Amazing, over the top pierogies! Such as nice shop and a nice purveyor as well. My friends were…read moresuper impressed with the quality of food, we highly recommend!

Always Polite They make you feel like a good friend. My drinks are always refreshing and Cold, and…read moreif you are hungry try their Crunchy chicken You will be glad you did.

This evening, fate called…read more It arrived in the form of a 4-foot vinyl banner violently flapping in the Ohio wind, proudly proclaiming the existence of Krispy Krunchy Chicken. Fine dining rarely announces itself with such confidence. With my dinner plans in ruins and culinary desperation setting in, I guided my vehicle into Norm's Market and was fortunate enough to secure one of the establishment's coveted parking spaces. Luck was clearly on my side. Upon entering, I was greeted by a thoughtfully curated collection of domestic beer, Monster Energy, beef jerky, scratch-off lottery tickets, and the unmistakable aroma of... possibility. Beyond the glowing Mega Millions sign, tucked into the back corner like a secret known only to locals, stood the Krispy Krunchy Chicken counter. It practically shimmered beneath the fluorescent lights. Behind the glass rested an impressive display of fried poultry that appeared to have been aging like a fine bourbon beneath the warming lamps. Alongside it sat potato wedges and several mysterious cups containing what I could only assume were side dishes. After careful consideration, I selected the Cajun Chicken Sandwich Krunch Box. The side selection required deep reflection. Mashed potatoes? Red beans? In the end, the neon-orange mac & cheese whispered my name. And because I believe life's greatest regrets begin with the words "I don't need the biscuit," I authorized the additional investment for the honey butter biscuit. The tasting would be conducted al fresco... in the driver's seat of my Bronco. Now... The sandwich. Friends... I wanted to love it. Unfortunately, the chicken possessed the texture of a flip-flop that had completed a Tough Mudder. The breading somehow managed to be both crispy and oddly gelatinous at the same time, a culinary paradox that science may never fully explain. The Cajun seasoning packed respectable heat, but the true jump scare came from the pickles, whose unexpected appearance nearly caused me to abandon the entire expedition at the nearest stop sign. Then... A hero emerged. The mac & cheese. Visually, it resembled something a preschool art class might create using safety-orange paint and Elmer's glue. Yet somehow... somehow... it absolutely slapped. Perfectly cooked noodles. Rich, cheesy, molten goodness. It had no business being that good. But the undisputed champion... The honey butter biscuit. Ladies and gentlemen... We've gathered here today to recognize a biscuit that understood the assignment. Golden. Fluffy. Warm. Sweet. Buttery. It was less of a side item and more of a spiritual experience. Final Michelin Summary Ambiance: Nothing says luxury quite like dining between a rack of la bubu's and a walk-in beer cooler while someone debates Powerball numbers. Service: Efficient. Professional. My meal was presented with the confidence of a five-star maître d'. Chicken: Between the gooey breading and the rubbery texture, I just can't give it the score I hoped for. Mac & Cheese: The ugly duckling that became a swan. Honey Butter Biscuit: Protect this recipe at all costs. Overall: Would I return? Absolutely. Not for the chicken. I'm coming back for that biscuit like it's got my social security number.

i ordered 6 tamales and they were so dry and hard and they looked like they've been sitting outside…read morefor days

Good food and good service, very authentic. Fresh…read moreingredients used. Seems like only locals know about this spot.

Received a mail order shipment from Krema. It was packed very carefully. I've had their nuts before…read more& they are delicious. The mail order ambiance is amazing.

It's dangerous being walking distance from this shop. I recently made my first visit to the little…read moreshop to satisfy my sweet tooth and WOW there were so many options. From savory snack mixes to chocolate covered graham crackers you are likely to find something everyone will like. Being a big chocolate fan, I couldn't resist buying a pack of their milk chocolate covered pretzels. Personally, I prefer dark chocolate and I didn't see too many options upon first glance but I also didn't ask; I guess I'll just have to go back and see! The products are high quality and are a little on the pricier side but they do run deals from time to time like BOGO chocolate covered almonds. These goodies would make a perfect gift that would put a smile on anyone's face :)

Omg the burrito bowl is delicious. Thank you so much. It was so fresh and so was the empanada too…read more They best empanada I've ever had I loved the amount of fried crispness. Yum! I'll be back! I did not have a pic of it though. It didn't make it home.

I bought enchiladas and chilaquiles to go yesterday. I only ate one enchilada last night as it…read morewasn't that good. I've had diarrhea all night long and all day today. My son just started with diarrhea now. He ate some enchiladas as well. I've bought arroz con leche and it has been old. I enjoy their produce and bakery. I bought meat yesterday and I'm going to throw it away as well. I have been so sick I can't trust wha to bought yesterday.

I'd rather go elsewhere. I ordered two red tamales, a chorizo quesadilla, and some pan dulce to go…read more The person taking my order seemed confused and kept thinking I wanted a chicken quesadilla. I pointed on the menu and also switched to ordering in Spanish. I guess that wasn't enough because once I got home I still found a chicken quesadilla in my bag. Everything tasted fine but I was really wanting chorizo. I even asked in Spanish if they have chorizo and I was told yes. I don't plan to return. I wish I hadn't gone out of my way to go here because Saraga (the international grocery store) has less expensive pan dulce and that are still really good. I think saraga also has tamales but I haven't tried them yet.

First - best churros in the city hands down…read more After that though it's difficult to interact in the restaurant. Online ordering is down. You can place phone orders in Spanish only. There are no posted menus. Tables are usually dirty. People are friendly and it has a homey feel. A little bit of signage would go a long way to letting me know how to navigate. If you can show up and wait for 15 minutes for excellent churros though, it's worth it.