The restrooms are not clean and need to be thoroughly deep-cleaned before employees continue using…read morethem. This is especially concerning because staff are handling FOOD. How can something this important be overlooked by management? The cleaning schedule posted on the restroom door indicates the restroom is being maintained regularly, but the actual condition does not reflect that. If the schedule is being signed off daily, then why are the restrooms in this condition? Customers depend on businesses to maintain proper sanitation standards. We trust that the food we bring home is being prepared in a clean environment. Seeing restrooms in this state raises serious concerns about overall cleanliness and management oversight. What concerns me even more is accessibility. I would never feel comfortable bringing a blind person into a restroom like this. Many blind individuals rely on touch to navigate and use restroom facilities safely. Unsanitary conditions create an unacceptable health risk for them and for everyone else. I previously worked at Chick-fil-A, where restroom cleanliness was taken seriously. Bathrooms were cleaned and checked throughout the day, and it showed. Comparing that experience to what I observed here is disappointing. Please address this issue immediately. Clean restrooms are not optional--they are a basic expectation for employees, customers, and the public.

This Fry's had everything I was looking for. The store was spotless, the staff was friendly and…read morehelpful, and the variety of fresh vegetables and produce really stood out. A great shopping experience!

With Jersey Mike's you can expect consistency in the sandwich which is greatly appreciated…read moreespecially when traveling. We had driven straight to Sedona from Phoenix and were hungry. Not knowing the area and not being able to get a sandwich made at the grocery store, we came here for the #7. Even though hubby said no jalapenos, we ended up with some. It's okay , they are easy to pick out. Easy parking and prompt service is always a plus.

Ordered myself a ham and provolone. Everything was alright nothing special. My only complaint is…read morethey were stringy with the ingredients like for example the mayo. Felt like I had to ask twice just to get a normal sandwich. I'd still go back, but expect to nudge them if you want an actual sub.

Fantastic deli, they serve large sandwiches with a small side and a pickle. I've only been here…read moreduring lunch but their breakfast looks popular as well. They have a large menu of sandwiches and I love a good hot sandwich. I've tried a few. I try to get a new sandwich every time I go. So far everything was delicious. If you're in a hurry, I would call in your order for pick up. They are usually very busy. Everyone here is very friendly!

JJ's Deli can be found at the Pinnacle of Scottsdale. This is a good and popular choice for a…read moremeal. It is a New York style cafe. We ordered the latke, Rudy's reuben sandwich and a dish of scrambled eggs. Service is to order; never anything that has been sitting around. You may sit inside the cozy cafe or out on the patio. Staff are great, friendly and bus your dishes quickly. They even have biscuits and water for your dog on the outside area. The food arrived quickly. It is ample food. The latke was a bit burnt on the edge as you can see in the pix. It was still good with the innards being soft. It is a hefty latke especially good with applesauce. The Reuben was juicy and a meat fest of a sandwich. The eggs were light and fluffy. I was going to order a chocolate beignet and decided to try it next time. It sure looked good! Lunch was enjoyable. I would return. Shared parking lot.

As former New Yorker & new transplant to Phoenix I was happy to see a legit Italian deli. I had the…read more#7 Italian Stallion, & my sp had meatball sub. Next time we may decide to share a sandwich bc they were decent sized. After we ate we did some shopping, found a few things that our supermarket didn't carry. We'll be back to try some of the other sandwiches. It was worth the 20 minute drive for us.

We've been searching for an Italian deli and bakery that reminds us of the great spots on the East…read moreCoast, and this is probably the closest we've found in the Valley. Overall, there were definitely more hits than misses. The deli offers an impressive variety of hot foods. The sandwiches coming out of the kitchen looked fantastic, and there are plenty of pasta dishes and traditional Italian entrées available as well. We didn't order a hot meal on this visit, but we'll definitely be back to try one. The market section is also worth browsing. They carry a wide selection of pastas, sauces, olive oils, canned tomatoes, and other Italian staples. My only suggestion would be to expand the specialty pasta selection with options like squid ink, spinach, or roasted red pepper varieties. Of course, we couldn't leave without visiting the bakery case. We brought home an assortment of Italian cookies, a black and white cookie, a Napoleon, chocolate cannolis, and a brownie. The brownie was the one item that didn't impress us, but everything else was delicious and tasted fresh. One thing to be aware of is parking. The lot is quite small, and both we and several other customers ended up parking across the street. It's not necessarily something the business can control, but it's worth mentioning if you're visiting during a busy time. The fact that this shop has been around for decades says a lot about the quality and loyal customer base they've built over the years. Overall, we had a very good experience and are looking forward to returning to explore more of the deli offerings.

My husband and I shared the Sub Club and the meatball sub. Both were delicious. The bread was so…read morefresh and the meatballs were huge! The service was top notch! A great lunch

My friend and I live in the Surprise area and are hooked on Frank's Deli. We make sure to head to…read moreFrank's once a month. In my previous visits we have had the Meatball, Sausage, and Ruben sandwiches. I was hoping to try the Steak sandwich and was fortunate to get one today. Last time we went to Frank's they didn't have it on the menu that day. It comes with cheese ( I chose Provolone ) , lettuce, tomato, and mustard instead of mayo. The steak is Pork Butt ( a shoulder cut) . I loved it. It was sooo moist, tender, and flavorful. Another sandwich for my repertoire . My friend had a Meatball sandwich. You can't go wrong with that choice. Needless to say he loved his sandwich too. Today we got lucky to get a table to have our lunch. You have to come early for lunch . It gets crowded around 11:30 .

I found Rinaldi's through Instagram. I decided to take my family to the deli. We were greeted by…read morethe owner, John who took his time to walk us through the menu. All of us ordered breakfast burritos. The burritos were really good and filling. We were able to customized our burritos exactly how we wanted them. Lastly, I noticed how John interacted with each customer as they walked in and John knew customers by name and their order by heart. I asked a someone about their experience and she replied that she visits every week. I'll be back soon!!

The tuna sandwich is incredible! Best tuna salad I've had in years! A new favorite lunch stop!read more

I haven't set foot in here in many years, and that is a shame. It is a bit out of my daily working…read morezone. And, there are other similar places that were closer and for years offered great food. However, the two other Jewish deli spots have really gone downhill and Scott's just keeps on delivering great food, hearty portions and fast, awesome service. My corned beef sandwich was ridiculously large and, most importantly, the meat was lean and delicious. $18 bucks for a sandwich is not super cheap, but I had a hard time eating one half because of the portion size. So, my wife became the beneficiary of the other half. Definitely returning soon!

3.5 Stars. I was…read morecraving some pastrami, and this looked like it would fit the bill. I walked in, looked at the menu really quick and then placed a to go order for a New Yorker on rye. Total was like $22 something, gave the guy $25. Took maybe 5 minutes to get ready. I took it out to my car to dig in. How was it? Ok. New Yorker- This sandwich had corned beef and pastrami, cole slaw, Swiss, and Russian dressing on some rye bread. Pretty big sandwich. Pastrami and corned beef were tasty, albeit a tad fattier then I prefer. The cole slaw was pretty mayo heavy and goopy, I honestly scraped most of it off. Rye bread was soft, but nothing "great". I'm spoiled by Langer's and I need to tell myself that I will never find anything as good as that sandwich. Oh well......I tried. Sandwich was a 7/10 IMO. The sandwich came with some cottage fries which were ok, a side of pickles that weren't really pickled (tasted like a straight up cucumber) and some cole slaw which I did not try. Service was very friendly, the cashier was Scott himself, I think. The guy who brought out my food was friendly as can be, too. Would I come back? Yes. Would I drive down here specifically from Surprise for a sandwich? Maybe.

Online it said 3pm closing but by 1:30 they were only serving cold sandwiches and salads. Food was…read moredelicious regardless.

Got a veggie wrap. It was ok. Not a lot of options for restrictive diets. Wrap had both hot and…read morecold ingredients which made it taste weird.