Sell turkey and Italian subs or make them fresh to order for about ten bucks maybe the pickle sub…read morelike shown on TV look https://keepingonpoint.com/2024/07/08/the-viral-pickle-sandwich/ they sell like crazy look enter https://www.today.com/food/restaurants/pickle-sandwich-rcna161598

Came here to grab some steaks for my Dads birthday. They had a different cuts of prime grade…read moresteaks, bone-in/out, dry aged everything i was looking for. Staff was friendly deff a family owned vibe a little pushy but in a fun way. Will definitely recommend anyone looking to by fresh well prepared prime selection of meats. They also have ground lamb, perfect to patty up burger style!

Another favorite haunt for my mom…read more It's right at the start of the nautical mile in Saint Clair Shores off Jefferson Avenue. I don't recall what was here when I was a kid at all. We went here a while back. My mother gets their chicken, lemon rice soup, and an eggplant portobello sandwich. My step likes their butternut squash soup with a lakeshore salad. I usually get the turkey ribbon and a Greek salad with the feta on the side.

I ordered lunch and got a turkey Reuben wrap with tomatoes and roasted peppers. It was delicious…read moreand filling for lunch. It came with chips and a Pickle. It was well wrapped.

Corned beef on rye with swiss and hot mustard. De-lic-ious!!! Love this place!read more

We picked up carryout from Uncle Harry's Deli tonight and left feeling pretty underwhelmed,…read moreespecially for the price. The inside has an old-school diner vibe, which could be charming, but the overall experience didn't quite match. Staff interaction was neutral--not unfriendly, but not particularly welcoming either. My husband ordered the Lynne sandwich and I had the Adele, along with a bowl of matzo ball soup. The soup was definitely the highlight--flavorful and comforting--but at nearly $9 for a bowl, it felt overpriced for what you get. Unfortunately, the sandwiches didn't live up to expectations. The meat was piled in the center of the bread, leaving the ends with little to nothing in each bite, which made them feel poorly constructed and just overall mediocre. We were also surprised by the number of upcharges--extra for toasting the bread, extra for grilling, and even a 3% fee for using a credit card. It all adds up quickly. For two sandwiches and a shared soup, our total came to just over $40, which felt steep given the quality. It's disappointing because we wanted to like this place, but the high prices just didn't align with the food or experience. Unfortunately, we'll likely be crossing Uncle Harry's off our list.

Super hit or miss. I live nearby and have had some good meals. The chicken parm is rustic and very…read moregood. I visited on Easter for a pizza pickup. I have tried a round on two other occasions. One undercooked but still good. The other was great. Tonight we tried a square. It was 40 minutes until ready. When I arrived after the expected time, it was not done. No biggie, sat in lobby and it came out about five minutes later. Got home, the pizza was burnt. I can't even believe they sent it out and no one checked it. It was black. Hard to bite through. I had a piece, others tried. Everyone said the same thing and took a few bites and couldn't even get through a piece. We threw it out. You could tell the ingredients used were fantastic in quality. It was terrible though. Difficult with pizza times. Wish I got a round, but honestly shocked it made it from kitchen, through to go expo, and home to a customer.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and omg, packed! Thankfully we had a reservation, so we were seated…read moreright away. I expected a little delay on the food because of the crowd but not a 45-minute wait. Geez! Our server was nice, no complaints there. The vibe? Full-on sports bar. TVs everywhere. Definitely a solid spot to catch a game or pull up with a group. The menu is pretty large too, so you have options. Let's get into the food: I ordered the Dox Burger on a gluten-free bun and upgraded to fries instead of the house chips. It was actually really good and I was NOT expecting a double patty. That was a lot of burger, but I wasn't mad at it. We also tried the Burn the Boat burger. It was good, but it needed way more bad boy sauce. I could barely taste it. The shrimp fajitas came out sizzling (love that for presentation), but the veggies were a little too charred for my liking. And the salsa? Not it. Everything else was solid though. For drinks, we had Cabernet and Prosecco. Both were good just slightly overpriced, especially considering the limited selection. Overall, it's a solid 3.5 for me. I'd come back and try something different, just knowing to expect a wait.

Truly a favorite...try "The Big Sticky" the jalapeno popper grilled cheese is on FIRE with the hot…read morehoney glaze!!! TOP NOTCH

The Cheese Pull offers a variety of grilled cheese sandwiches. The food truck pops up all over…read moreMetro Detroit, but is primarily stationed in the Saint Clair Shores area. I have tried the roasted tomato basil soup and 4 of the grilled cheeses; the caprese, deluxe, French onion, and jalapeño popper. I used the soup as a dip. The mozzarella on the caprese wasn't melted much, but the sandwich still packed plenty of flavor. The French onion was a decent sandwich, but I didn't get "French onion" vibes from it. If bacon jam entices you, you will like the French onion. The deluxe features muenster, gruyère, and goat cheese. The blend of the 3 cheeses and the spicy mayo made this grilled cheese the most unique of the 4. Lastly, the jalapeño popper was my favorite. There were just the right amount of jalapeños, and having cheese melted in both the middle and on top of the sandwich was nice a touch. This one is simple. If you enjoy grilled cheese, this will be worthwhile. If not, then it's not for you.

I have been to many Crispelli's locations but this is definitely the closest and the service and…read morefood quality are always consistent! The charming, clean atmosphere of a local pizza joint, mixed with the aromatic sensation of the bustling wood fire oven when you first walk in is what brings me back for their phenomenal margherita pizza! They recently switched to full sit-down service, so you no longer place your order at the counter; the wait staff takes care of you at the tables unless you're ordering a carry-out. My only critique was about the wine glasses. We both ordered a glass of red wine to complement the dine-in experience but the glasses, which were plastic, seemed small to hold a 6-8oz pour and the really short stem made them awkward to hold as well. I think they need to be upgraded for me to spend $10 on a glass of wine again. Oh, and do not even think about leaving without at least 2 of their famous chocolate chip cookies to-go... heat in the microwave for about 10 seconds and thank me later. YUM!!

This was such a good place for me and my family on Mother's Day. Nothing says Mother's Day like…read morepizza.

Old school Italian deli with the best classic Italian sub! They have pizza by the slice, fresh…read morebaked breads and other baked goods that all looked amazing. I got a sub, a pizza roll, sub buns and cookies. They have muffuletta sandwiches with authentic muffuletta bread they bake there. Looked perfect, and need to go back to try it. Staff was busy, but super helpful and patiently answered my questions. My sub did not make it home as I devoured it inthe car since I couldn't wait.

We tried a big selection to get a good idea of what we would order again. They were very busy on a…read moreSaturday. When you walk in, take a number and wait until you are called. I was a bit annoyed by the people standing in front of the counter as if that was going to get them called faster. I had to go down the aisle to talk to the lady when my number was called because some dude wouldn't budge. (Not the fault of the business of course). The staff was so nice and gave me suggestions on what to try. The service was excellent. For sandwiches, we tried the Italian and prosciutto. The meats were really good. Unfortunately, the oil and herbs wasn't on my husband's sub, and I think they accidentally put mild peppers instead of hot. 3/5 I learned you come here for the baked goods!!!! I tried the tiramisu, cannoli, and got an old fashioned donut for my hubs. I had a harm time choosing what delectable sweet to take home. The tiramisu was stellar. 5/5 I wish the front had a little less wine and a seating area to have a donut and coffee. It's not that kind of place to sit down and have an espresso, but still a very cool spot. They have an online order option which I'll try next time.

I love New York Deli! I always recieve excellent service and delicious food. The wood paneled walls…read moreand the murals keep a great atmosphere! I love the pickles you get when you sit down. I'm not sure if these are Celiac friendly BUT they have amazing Gluten Free Chicken Tenders. They were crispy and moist, definitely seem house made. I am also in love with their potato salad. Also, GREAT RANCH. (It's the runny kind and definitely made in house) Additionally, someone in my party got the Matzo Ball Soup and said it was very delicious. Same with the Maurice Salad. Their Rice Pudding was incredible! They really do a wonderful job and I am grateful we have one on the east side

We visited New York Deli for an impromptu family dinner. We hadn't been in years but remembered…read moreenjoying it in the past. It has a cute, classic diner feel--nothing recently updated, but it was clean and comfortable. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful, which we appreciated. We brought our three young kids and ordered them each a kids meal: chicken tenders with fries, spaghetti, and a cheeseburger with fries. The portions were generous and we even had leftovers, but at $10 per kids meal, the pricing felt pretty steep. We started with the bread basket and pickles, which were both good. My husband ordered the Monterey Jack chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy. He first tried the chicken noodle soup but thought it had a sour aftertaste, so he switched to the beef barley, which unfortunately wasn't much better. His chicken entrée had good flavor, but it was just one thin, butterflied chicken breast. I ordered the New Yorker with fries, which I enjoyed--it was solid and satisfying. When the bill came to around $80, it just didn't feel justified for a deli/diner-style meal. Overall, the food was okay, but the pricing felt high for what you get--especially for a family outing. I might stop in again solo for a sandwich, but we likely won't be bringing the whole family back, mainly due to the cost of the kids meals.

Their subs are just so good. By far, my favorite from a "fast food" style restaurant. They don't…read moreskimp on meat, their bread tastes good, and the quality is really good too. I deducted one star because the last two times I ordered from here, my food wasn't yet ready when they said it would be.

I really wish there was a good Jersey Mike's within this area but Roseville and this one both have…read moretheir share of problems. I'm giving three stars because of the blonde girl that was working the to go counter. Not only is she incredibly sweet and kind to customers, but she's the only one with two working brain cells. Give her a raise.

Great food friendly service. Everything is made to order…read more Best breakfast and fried potatoes in town.

Do not come here if you expect food to be served in a reasonable amount of time…read more We ordered 3 sandwiches. Over 50 minutes have passed and still no food. We have received a lot of excuses though. If the wait for simple sandwiches is this extreme they should at least advise you of it upon entering. We will never go back.