Pizza, subs, and COOKIES! Friendly and quick service. You can sit inside or enjoy the sunshine…read moreoutside (three tables). The BBQ Chicken pizza is absolutely delicious!

Deli sandwich was great and normal, from a Brooklyn girl who grew up on deli cut sandwiches. But,…read moreI'm sorry the pizza looks horrible. But on a brighter note, locals seemed to be ordering it. I, on the other hand wouldn't dare.

Jeanie Bean is the coolest place in the area for brunch, lunch. The food is top notch, and the…read moreambiance is sublime. We'll drive an hour from Westchester to have the best BLT on the planet and soak up the vibe. Family owned forever, this is a one of a kind joy!

Calling it a diner is a stretch to me, but definitely an adorable deli/bakery. It was the closest…read morething with gluten-free options after a 5K, and so glad to have found it! Gluten free friend said "definitely a gluten free wrap, but not mad. Forgot the mayo and Italian dressing in the wrap though" The curry chicken salad on green salad was a delightful surprise - my friend said the curry chicken salad must be great because I heard 3 other people order it! It was sweeter than I anticipated and had grapes and raisins, but it was nice on the salad - which was lettuce with their cucumber/tomato salad on it. I don't know what the dressing was, but the cucumbers were my favorite part of everything!! We also got fries, which took a little bit to come out but were so crispy and delicious! The vibe here was so welcoming and laid back, great sandwich/salad stop!

Great place with an array of items that you cant find everywhere. I find it funny that the bad…read morereviews are surrounding employee's not wearing masks during covid...After it's been proved that the masks were ineffective and social distancing was " made up ", & not based on science, those people who gave those bad reviews should go back & amend their reviews & offer an apology to the Patriots that own & operate this great business.

This farm store seems to live halfway between its farm roots and wanting to take advantage of the…read moreinflux of new bougie weekenders coming up from the city. Admittedly, I fall a lot closer to the latter, but I appreciate the juxtaposition. According to the sign outside, they specialize in fresh dressed game birds, undoubtedly sourced by the group of guys running the attached gun shop (which is also decorated by some local taxidermist). I can't understand why they have a photo of that reality TV star that used to fire people up on the wall, but that's neither here nor there. The staff did seem annoyed that we wanted to spend way too much money getting sandwiches and groceries with them, but at least they were efficient, and the selection is eclectic and fun. They've got fresh wild turkey eggs, a surprisingly great selection of cheese, all kinds of house-cured meats, as well as the standard array of deli meats with which they'll make you some pretty decent sandwiches. There's also all sorts of sauces, jams, pickled pineapple (!) local honey, beer, cider, some bizarrely priced minced dried onion...I had a blast poking around and overpaying for a random assortment of edible delights (although some were more delightful than others). I'd like to come back with more of a plan to try their poultry, or at least some fresh ground beef, the bacon, and more.

Walked into Rossi & Sons after an event at Marist University earlier in the day. Had a Marist…read morealumni tell me I need to go to Rossi & Sons. I was told to order the #4 or the Vodka Chicken Parm hero. Ended up walking out with over $350 worth of food because I was so blown away. I'm not really sure where to begin: first of all as an Italian, walking into the restaurant already felt like home. I was blown away from the fresh made pasta's, various sauces I could take home, Arancini's (rice balls), and then how could I say no to the desserts. I was in heaven. I had a great conversation with the fabulous ladies behind the counter. I'm pretty sure everyone behind me picking up orders were like "can this guy leave already?". But I just had to continue chatting with everyone. The ladies helped me get everything from around the store that my heart desired. And then I remembered, I was supposed to come in and get a sandwhich. They showed me the screens mounted on the walls which clearly had a custom ordering template built out from the store with all the modification elements to add/remove toppings as needed. Blown away again. I'm a technology salesperson and that part hit a different satisfaction for me as they had this down - and quite honestly the Italian market/pork store is not where I'm expected the highest level of technology lol. Just blown away. Lastly, I told them about my fiancée and how her family owns DelFiore's pork store down on Long Island. At that point they grabbed Fabio, the owner, and we had an amazing conversation as I learned he knew exactly what DelFiore's was and even offered to help give us advice if we ever want to get into the family business. I was supposed to go in and get a rocking $25-$30 sandwhich and I walked out with $350 worth of food because I was being assisted by some of the nicest people I've ever met in the food industry. Just the most genuine caring people. Mind you, I had to schlep all of this back to Brooklyn NY in a Suburu Outback rental. And if you are wondering if everything stayed in the trunk on that drive back, fughetaboutit. I'm popping arancini's like candy on the Taconic home (no small feet with those turns). These people are in the food business because they care about making people's days and giving them the best possible food. Protect these people at all costs. This is a Mecca for quality Italian provisions. I'll be grabbing my fiancée and heading back up so we can continue chatting with everyone and not holding the lines up. 11/10 experience I'm blown away if you couldn't already tell. Just take my money, I can't pay enough for such enjoyable days. That drive home sucked at rush hour, but they all made it worth it. I like to think I gave them all a little enjoyment as well :). Sincerely - Nicky Pisano & Emma Scaramozzino Based upon the finest review from Luis Abreu - Class of 2025, Marist University

I picked up lunch here on two occasions last week. On my first visit, I ordered the Cuban Italian…read moresandwich with an unsweetened iced tea. I was a little confused by the takeout process, as I had to wait about 15 minutes for my sandwich after ordering. That said, the sandwich was absolutely massive and delicious--I couldn't even finish the whole thing. On my second visit, I ordered online for pickup and had the sausage and onion pinza. My order was ready as soon as I walked in, making for a much smoother experience. The pinza was excellent, and just like the sandwich, the portion was so generous that I couldn't finish it all. The restaurant is very nice, the food was consistently delicious, and the portions offer great value. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

Delicious food with lots of options and a good bang for your buck! Delicious cookies and service…read moreserved with a smile! Would suggest ordering ahead otherwise so many options to choose from

everything was so delicious... will be returning. gracias amigos. all hard working fellows in the…read moreback trying to make decent living. service was 20/10. ambiance was very cool, very welcoming. viva la raza.

Great Muffaletta sandwich. Nearly as good as Central Grocery in New Orleans. The other folks with…read moreme enjoyed their sandwiches as well.

thank you to the great staff. I was making prosciutto bread for the first time. I needed the…read moremeats cut a certain way according to the recipe. the two gentleman who were assisting me during lunchtime, no less, were so helpful. the bread came out great. thank you!!

This location changed its name to Antonio deli. The people here were very nice and friendly, made…read morefeel welcomed as a customer. Got the super man sandwich and it did not disappoint two gooey eggs, crispy but not burnt bacon, grilled ham, sautéed onions which honestly I didn't even really taste, jalapeños which I asked to 86 and they forgot and really crispy home-fries which was very good over the mushy home-fries you get elsewhere. The sandwich had sour cream which honestly felt unnecessary. Not biggest place here, but for what it worth it was nice, and I was surprised they had special for bagel with lox at $6, most places want over $10 for that. Definitely worth a visit for a quick sandwich

Great quality, great tastes, great choices and great priced…read more Been shopping there for 20 years

Falafel Wrap sooo good. NY Hometown Deli strikes again, yum yum. Packing all the flavorread more

The food is Midtown Manhattan deli style with quick service, great food , good coffee, all served…read morewith a smile. I've made this my go-to spot for breakfast every day. Sandwiches are fantastic as well.

Great sandwich shop for 8.99! Came here to pick up lunch and it's a great little deli and grocery…read morein the neighborhood. The guys working are friendly and cut the meat for the sandwiches when you order them. It does take a little bit for the sandwich to be ready but well worth it! A no fuss place which a great selection of meats, cheeses, rolls, and toppings.

I walk pass this deli almost daily on lunch but have never stopped in. Well what a pleasant group…read moreof people and my grilled eggplant sandwich was messy and delicious for $9.72. Get the heck outta here!!! Clean, nice people, cannot wait to grt the roast beef sandwich my co-worker was eating! Im so glad that they are not hurting my pocket & giving me a decent sandwich at the same time. I will be back

I live in P. V therefore once in a while I need something quick, but overall i do not shop in this…read morestore, mostly overpriced, understaff, etc. I do like their flower station so I stopped one early morning to get fresh flowers for a friend in the hospital I had to be there before her surgery so I was in a bit of a hurry, picked a bouquet and nobody at the registers, there was a man with a full card behind me, we are both looking around, finally a middle aged woman came by and she asked if I was paying with credit card, my flowers were $12.00 something I said no I have cash, she asked the man and he said yes, so she said I'll take you first, I was shocked and upset, after waiting that long now I have to wait again because the man has a FULL cart, I was so angry, threw the flowers on the counter and left, I should have call a manager but I really didn't have the time. Thank you ACME you take the price for the lousiest grocery store around

We bought 2 packs of pork chops that were wrapped on April 11 and 12 respectively. When I opened…read moreto prepare the smell rancid meat was overwhelming. I'm taking them back today and quite frankly don't want and exchange. It's bad enough they are overpriced and undermechandised now this