We used to love going to Too Jays about 10 years ago. They had great food and great deals. We…read morestopped going because we didn't like the new menu that no longer had the Garlic Chicken Pasta. The ambiance is fine, the service is lackluster my and the food is no longer good. My husband had the Shepherds Pie and din't like it, he said it was lacking taste. I felt the same way about the hotdogs, they didn't have any taste to it; I don't know if they boil them or what but they aren't good. Maybe dessert you ask, a slice of anything is the price of the whole cake at Publix.

I have eaten at Toojay's several times specifically in the Coral Springs restaurant. Usually I'll…read morego for lunch and or dinner and enjoy their hot pastrami on rye and matzo bowl soup combination. Which, by the way is excellent. Today I stopped by the Stuart Florida Toojay's this time to try breakfast. I chose the pancakes platter which included two pancakes. (added the blueberries as an option) Scrambled eggs and link sausage dish. I also ordered my traditional breakfast tea with honey. Service: When I walked into the restaurant there was no one at the hostess counter. Since the sign stated to wait for the hostess be seated, I waited a few minutes before one of the cooks noticed me and told me to grab a table and he'd have someone come out as soon as possible. About five minutes later someone finally showed up. Not a great start. My server... let's just say was efficient. However, it would've been great if she served me with some type of a resemblance of a smile. The atmosphere Toojay's has a pretty nice atmosphere with booths, dark wood trim and an interesting eclectic mix of music that was low enough to speak with and hear your dining partner. The food. Of course the restaurant did not have steamed milk for my tea and had to hunt around for honey but eventually we got an acceptable serving of tea. The pancakes and scrambled eggs came out pretty quickly. However, they rested on one dish a fact that I hate as the syrup inevitably migrates to the eggs. Fortunately I had an extra small plate under my tea which I used to separate both. The eggs were okay and the pancakes were okay but, the link sausage were small and a bit undercooked. The bottom line: The bottom line or as I call it "the customer so" what, would I come back? Probably not. Not because it was terrible simply because it wasn't anything special or to be more precise, I would most definitely come back for the pastrami on Rye just not for the breakfast. I have eaten at Toojay's several times specifically in the Coral Springs restaurant. Usually I'll go for lunch and or dinner and enjoy their hot pastrami on rye and matzo bowl soup combination. Which, by the way is excellent. Today I stopped by the Stuart Florida Toojay's this time to try breakfast. I chose the pancakes platter which included two pancakes. (added the blueberries as an option) Scrambled eggs and link sausage dish. I also ordered my traditional breakfast tea with honey. Service: When I walked into the restaurant there was no one at the hostess counter. Since the sign stated to wait for the hostess be seated, I waited a few minutes before one of the cooks noticed me and told me to grab a table and he'd have someone come out as soon as possible. About five minutes later someone finally showed up. Not a great start. My server... let's just say was efficient. However, it would've been great if she served me with some type of a resemblance of a smile. The atmosphere Toojay's has a pretty nice atmosphere with booths, dark wood trim and an interesting eclectic mix of music that was low enough to speak with and hear your dining partner. The food. Of course the restaurant did not have steamed milk for my tea and had to hunt around for honey but eventually we got an acceptable serving of tea. The pancakes and scrambled eggs came out pretty quickly. However, they rested on one dish a fact that I hate as the syrup inevitably migrates to the eggs. Fortunately I had an extra small plate under my tea which I used to separate both. The eggs were okay and the pancakes were okay but, the link sausage were small and a bit undercooked. The bottom line: The bottom line or as I call it "the customer so" what, would I come back? Probably not. Not because it was terrible simply because it wasn't anything special or to be more precise, I would most definitely come back for the pastrami on Rye just not for the breakfast.

First time visit and place was charming with good food and service…read more Started with cup of clam Chowder Excellent , plenty of clams Ordered the classic fish dip which Ellie gets locally and good . They don't offer carrots though Sandwiches were tasty and plenty of the bread Very fresh too Good place and will be back

This was my first time going into Ellie's Deli. In the past it's been catered at events and or at…read morefamily gatherings. It's a small restaurant inside with the deli in the front with several baked pie slices and other items on display. I wanted to place an order for a full pie. Their Coconut pie is quite literally the best pie I've ever had. I don't say that about anything. It's hard containing my excitement it's that good. Service was good, the cashier Kylie was friendly. Wonderful establishment keep it up!

Great sandwiches!! Great staff! Good selection check it out…read moreThey need a bigger location

If you're craving that authentic New York-style Italian deli experience, this place absolutely…read moredelivers. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the guys behind the counter with their thick New York accents--it instantly sets the tone. The selection is incredible, with everything from large balls of freshly made mozzarella to eggplant, rice balls, and so many other classic Italian favorites. They do offer subs, but one of the best parts is being able to build your own at home--they'll happily slice up a pound of whatever cold cuts you choose. I was also pleasantly surprised to find imported olive oil straight from Sicily for $25, which I couldn't pass up. Fair warning: it's very easy to get carried away here. Just standing there, taking in all the options, you'll likely walk out with way more than you planned--but it's completely worth it. I ended up making my own sandwich using homemade sourdough from a local shop down the street, and the combination was perfect. Supporting locally owned businesses like this makes the experience even better. You get quality, authenticity, and real ingredients--something you just don't find with big chain stores. Shop local--you won't regret it.

I apologize to the owner for taking so long to write a review. I've only been here a handful of…read moretimes, but this is my husband's favorite lunch spot. I did read online last week that the owner is sick and he will be closing down this establishment to focus on his health. I wish you all the best and I hope you get back to being healthy and have another 50 years left in you. I do not know his real age. This deli was such a big part of Port St. Lucie, and we love nothing more than to support small businesses. I will say, my favorite sandwich is, of course the Philly cheesesteak which is my go to every time. Absolutely delicious and this is from somebody who's had her fair share of Philly cheesesteaks and even a few in the city of Philadelphia. I want to thank you for opening up this business and us locals having a place to go for one hell of a lunch. Thank you, and I wish you all the best.

1st time here, heard all good things. A little hole in the wall neighborhood place. Husb and I…read morereally enjoyed!! I got the Cuban, it was really really yummy, Husb had cheesesteak with mushrooms & onions, we did our own half-sees, both were fresh and delicious! They bake their own bread, insanely fresh and yummy, what a difference. Order at the counter. It's really good, the owner is super! Definitely will go back, hope u check it out!! Husb said best cheesesteak!

Good bagel sandwiches. Nothing special regarding the service. They weren't busy when I stopped by…read more Older lady took my order. When I asked for coffee, she pointed to a station behind me. As she was finishing inputting my order in the system, she turned the screen over so that I can pay and wouldn't you know it... they wanted me to tip! Mind you, they don't even get you the coffee, you got to get it yourself. Tipping culture in America is out of control. We're now expected to tip for them to do their job. You tip for exceptional service if dining in. My order was to go!! Good bagel sandwiches, kind of pricey. Skip the coffee as it's watered down. And please, let's all stop tipping just because.

Was there at 7:20 am on Tuesday. They're not open? Is it permanently closed? Have been here before…read moreand it was very good. No signage on door to indicate if they are still in biz or not. Happy to update once we know it is still open

Little hole in the wall gem I stumbled across while visiting the Goodwill bookstore next-door…read more Everything looked amazing. Very nice and helpful people working there. If you like authentic Italian food, you should definitely go there.

More like 4.5 stars! We frequently purchase our meat from here, especially their whole brisket…read more(usually between 16-19 lbs) and most recently we purchased a plate of beef ribs for our smoking adventures. This is an old school, mom and pop type of place. Hand-written FYI signs everywhere, a mix of homemade items and Italian grocery specialties, and the guys that run it are very NY and great! In addition to our most frequently purchased cut (brisket for our smoker!) we also LOVE their homemade garlic marinated mozzarella. These are the smaller mozz balls and they're kept in garlic oil that could keep every vampire away from you. They have some anti-pasta items as well as canned/jarred goods, and even fun Italian sodas. Lots of freezer food too- prepared foods like dinners and soups (think Italian!) and also some frozen meat products. I don't think their prices are cheap (we wouldn't shop here weekly for meat), but I do feel like we get quality product always. We also like to call ahead to ensure they have what we want. Last week, we decided we wanted to make those amazing beef "dinosaur" ribs. We tried Costco, Fresh Market, and a few other places but Supreme Meats reigned supreme with their product.

Just took a Turkey and ham sub to go. Not disappointed, good sub roll, good amount of meat. We had…read morefast, good service. We will be back in the future.

Way overpriced for what you get. The subs they serve look nothing like what they advertise. Do NOT…read morego by the photos. Shame cause it used to be a good spot.

Wonderful food and people that never disappoint. Big orders for the family flawless and fast!…read more Thank you for making Hobe Sound the great little beach town it is.

Friendly staff. Tried the chicken salad and potato salad. Had to make it back again to load up…read more Place has a great following and they know many of them by name. Keep up the great work

I was looking for a quick take out/Mediterranean spot and this place came up in my search. I was…read moresurprised that it was located by a gas station store. You can order food all the way at the back of the store. They also have ready to eat food and sides in the refrigerator section. I grabbed a big slab of spanakopita for $10 (delicious once I threw it in the air fryer for a couple of minutes at home), hummus (also delicious - it was very smooth), and stuffed grape leaves/dolmas. I also ordered a double shot of ginger juice (which seemed more like a single shot in a tiny sauce container for $5), chicken shawarma platter and chicken Greek salad. For almost $17, the chicken shawarma was a bit disappointing in terms of portion size - it came with two sides, which we did French Fries and grilled veggies. Taste wise it was it was decent but I didn't get full from it. I went on a weekday afternoon and they had a steady stream of customers but only one guy manning everything so service was not the fastest. There were several tables available to dine in but most do take out.

A friend recommended this place to me, so I decided to try it out. I ordered the kibbe, baklava…read morewith pistachios, lamb shawarma, and Turkish coffee. The kibbe was very crispy and firm, the baklava was sweet and flaky, and the lamb shawarma was the highlight--absolutely delicious! I highly recommend it; it tasted incredibly fresh. The Turkish coffee was a bit of a letdown. I usually enjoy black coffee, but maybe I just haven't acquired the taste for it. The service was great--the server was friendly and always had a smile! The restaurant itself looks a bit run-down from the outside, but the inside is relatively clean. It's nothing fancy, but it's a comfortable spot to enjoy a meal. I'll definitely be coming back for the lamb shawarma and baklava, and I'd love to check out more Lebanese snacks and goodies!