What a great staff! Kind. Welcoming. Helpful! Lots of regulars you can tell!…read more Lentil soup was yum! Could have been a bit more hot but flavor good. 1/2 chicken salad was good. Nice crunch and good bread I'll be back!

It's a very friendly and quaint place. I had Bruce's eggs with cream cheese and chives and they…read morewere very creamy and good. Three other people with me had chocolate chip pancakes and they all said they were good.

Place hasn't changed & it still slaps. Good work. Local atmosphere you can sit for a few minutes…read moreand eat if you'd like or take it to go. Good beverage selection - great bagels.

I was a loyal customer for over SIX YEARS, stopping in several times a week. While the staff seemed…read moreto change constantly, one thing never did--the owner's rude, dismissive attitude. After my most recent experience, I'll never be back. I called in an order for a long-roll turkey sandwich that I was planning to split with my uncle, who is currently undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. The young employee who answered the phone struggled to repeat my order back to me, so I made sure to clearly state that I wanted it on a long roll. When I got home--25 MINUTES AWAY--I discovered the sandwich had been made on a small round roll instead. Since we were splitting it, there was a huge difference between a 12-inch long roll and a small round roll. I immediately called the deli, explained the mistake, and the woman who answered (who I had spoken with many times before) apologized and told me they would take care of it by giving me a discount the next time I came in. Two days later, after taking my uncle to one of his cancer treatments, I stopped in expecting them to honor what I had been told. Instead, the owner (who identified himself as "Ed") approached me with an attitude and immediately said, "What are you looking for? It's the same price for a long roll or a short roll. I run a business here, and there's nothing I'm going to do about it." I explained that it wasn't about the money. I even showed him pictures of the sandwich and reminded him that I had been a loyal customer for years. He interrupted me, saying his employee claimed I ordered a short roll and repeated that he wasn't doing anything because he "runs a business." He then added, "You come in here all the time, but I have a lot of loyal customers." When I explained that I had called immediately after getting home because I live 25 minutes away, I was told that if I had brought the sandwich back, they would have corrected it. That wasn't a realistic option. I wasn't about to leave my uncle, who is battling cancer, and drive 50 minutes round trip because their employee made the sandwich incorrectly. Any business that genuinely values its customers would understand that and make a reasonable effort to fix the mistake the next time I came in--especially after one of their own employees had already promised they would. Instead, the owner dismissed the entire situation and treated me like I was asking for something unreasonable. This was never about trying to get something for free. I simply expected the business to stand behind its mistake. Even replacing the bread or honoring what I had been promised would have been enough. Instead, I was spoken to with disrespect, talked down to, and treated like my years of loyalty meant absolutely nothing. At the end of the conversation, I told the owner, "You just lost a loyal customer, and I don't appreciate the way you're talking to me." His response was simply, "Well, that's too bad." That one statement summed up exactly how he feels about the people who support his business. After spending thousands of dollars there over the past six years, I was shocked by how I was treated over something so simple. The owner's attitude alone was enough to lose my business. Looking back, convenience was really the only reason I kept going there. The chips are often stale from sitting out all day, and on multiple occasions I've personally seen employees handling food without gloves. I overlooked those things because the location was convenient, but after the way I was treated, I have absolutely no reason to return. He didn't just lose one loyal customer. After sharing this experience with several friends who also frequented this deli, many of them said they only went there because it was convenient as well and have decided they'll be taking their business elsewhere. SIX YEARS OF LOYALTY WASN'T WORTH CORRECTING ONE SIMPLE MISTAKE. THAT TELLS YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HOW THIS BUSINESS VALUES ITS CUSTOMERS. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND SUPPORT A BUSINESS THAT APPRECIATES THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP THEM IN BUSINESS.

The food here is amazing. However.... It's like going to the Soup Nazi. Don't expect anyone to be…read morefriendly or even slightly nice. Every time I go there, everyone working is irritable and a Lille rude.

This place really pissed me off! There Lasagna is better than mine and is going to force me to buy…read morethere's before even thinking about making my own. I am also hurt that I have been driving past this place for years and never knew. (Where is the flashing neon sign, Eat here first then go shopping.) There is no eating on premises, Good thing too! I might look for a room out back so I did not have to go so far to buy more. Keep up the great work you two!

i had been excited to try this place but i'm just meh…read more i felt rushed to order and couldn't understand the woman well, idk what miscommunication happen but i got 2 sandwiches when i asked for 1. confused i just paid the $42 and left. the cutlets are good. i wish the bread was seeded.

We ordered a half sub bella Elisa and they charged us $18 when a whole sub costs $22. Totally a…read morerip off!

I stopped into TJ's Deli & Grill for lunch early in the afternoon while I was in the area…read more It was very quiet when I arrived, with only one other customer inside, so ordering was quick and the food came out without much of a wait. I went with a cheeseburger topped with lettuce, tomato, and sliced red onion, along with a side of curly fries and a bottle of Gold Peak iced tea from the refrigerator. The burger was cooked medium well, as I asked, and had good flavor. The toppings were fresh and balanced things out nicely. The curly fries were very similar to A&W style, crispy with a good seasoning. The inside is your typical deli setup. Nothing fancy, but clean and functional. Overall, a solid, no-frills lunch spot. If you're in the area and want something quick and straightforward, it gets the job done.

Took a drive to TJs today after a tik toker raved over a breakfast sandwich he had here…read more TJ's is a small strip mall convenience store/deli that pumps out tasty unique sandwiches. Several menus to choose from there is bound to be something to pique your taste buds interest. Order at the counter to go or eat in. Several tables set up if you have the time to sit and eat even a small bistro table out front if you want to enjoy the weather. Smiles behind the counter are eager to answer any questions you may have and the promptly prepare your food while you wait. A wide variety of coffees and teas for self service along with sugars creamers and the like. We opted for a wrap special that includes mushroom, spinach, ham and tomato and the infamous belly buster sandwich. Both worth way more than their meager price tags. Flavorful and filling 2 hot drinks. Two sandwiches and a side of bacon out the door at $21.00 not too bad. TJ's is definitely not a full service restaurant nor does it claim to be. A fast food option that's sure to satisfy. Will we trek the hour to revisit, most likely not but if local we would surly add it to our list of go to spots. Be sure to check it out when in Flemington NJ

We were in Flemington and decided to have a late lunch. The web site had an attractive selection of…read moreitems and caught our attention. We are so glad we chose to dine there. From the greeting, to the service and the menu options we were pleasantly surprised. For us this was a high value choice. The food was superb, the Spanakopita with it's layers of pastry and fresh spinach was wonderful. The roasted eggplant in the Mesakka was easily my wife's favorite item. For us it is a two hour trip to Flemington but we are looking for a reason to bring family and return to the area just to share this experience. A side note, the server, Summer, did a fantastic job making us feel welcome and part of the family. To top everything off we finished our meal with "Cakes in a Can". The owner's wife, Yara, apparently spends hours each day making these attractive and tasty treats. I had the Raspberry and Pistacio. They are right to be very proud of her efforts. I recommend this experience, if you are ever near FLemington and want to enjoy Egyptian and Greek cusine this is the place to go. Thank you for the experience, from Joyce and Bill.

This place is excellent! The food was delicious (we had several salads, both chicken and lamb…read moresouvlaki which came with rice, salad abd french fries, hummus, baba ganoush, spicy feta with pita bread ...) The coffee was so strong and nice, and came in the cutest cups and saucers that looked like purses. And there are cake parfaits (photo below) in a variety of flavors. I had pistachio and chocolate, my sister had the strawberry shortcake - everything was fresh and flavorful. They can accomodate larger groups but it is best to call ahead as it is a popular place. The staff was also very nice!

There are many sub shops in New Jersey and some are really good. This many years old but young in…read morespirit sub shop is worth the trip from anywhere. Great bread frames the thumanns deli meat. Tangy vinegar is charming along with oregano and spices. I love this place

Hands down the best sandwich shop around! We've been going to the Sub Base for about three decades…read more Have never been disappointed ever. I have had sandwiches from the first owner (poor guy was a Jets fan) and Scott the current owner (a Giants fan). They both put a lot of love in a sandwich. I've had several varieties and they are all great, not to mention the chili and soups! I highly recommend!

THIS is where you eat breakfast or lunch! Period. You're…read morewelcome Great staff, amazing food that's not trying to be something crazy by adding weird ingredients to a perfect dish as is

Unlike a lot of the restaurants now on this main drag. Frenchtown Cafe has been here for as long as…read moreI can remember - I don't know if it was in this EXACT location the whole time, but my childhood memories going back to the early 90s definitely included this. I grew up down the road in Milford, and our go-to restaurant in Frenchtown was always Napoli by the park, but I'm pretty sure we ended up here once or twice. Honestly? Wasn't the best on our most recent visit, and the sky-high reviews might be the result of an inflated tourist bump. I came here yesterday for lunch with one of my OG chums around 1:30, 2pmish. Despite it being a pretty meh weather day, the town was packed and loud, likely at least partially because Bastille Day was the next day (aka today as I'm writing this) - lot of French flags and perhaps a few more tourists than usual. Frenchtown is always pretty touristy on a summer Saturday though, to be fair. We chose Frenchtown Cafe because Piazzi next door was closed; and for me at least, it was nice to get some indoor seating away from the humidity and the high-decibel concert across the street. My first impressions, which were substantiated throughout our meal, was that there were a few too many tables packed into the restaurant, which I always consider a shameless money grab, especially if it's coming at the expense of the comfort of your customers. If it wasn't NYC-level/bumping up against your neighbor, it was close. And any time you happened to stand up, you had to be very careful/cognizant of your surroundings because more than likely, an employee or other customer was right behind you. In hindsight, would have advocated for the outdoor seating. I wasn't in the mood for a sandwich/melt, so I went with a plain hamburger and fries. Eh. The burger was clearly pre-made/frozen meat, and it was SUPER greasy. My chum got a melt, which was also dripping with grease. Hard to find selling points in your entrees when your paws are covered in a substance that's going to literally congeal into lard at some point if you don't clean them. Hard to pivot, but beyond that, the burger was at least cooked to my specifications (medium rare). The fries were by far the biggest selling point - perfectly crispy, just the way I like it. The service was just okay. Our waitress seemed very nice but wasn't the most attentive and beyond getting the check, never checked in to see how the food was. It WAS busy in there, but the waits for everything were a bit longer than they should have been. I doubt I'll be back any time soon, though I recall a lot of people coming here more for breakfast - that's probably the play if you're set on frequenting what was for us a mediocre establishment.