Great folks! Very reasonable prices and excellent food! never had a bad meal there, they are local…read moreowners who love their community

Found this great deli for lunch today. It was a bit of a drive off of I-80, but worth it. I had a…read moredelicious panini I'd never had before with Genoa salami and provolone cheese. Hubby had chicken salad on sourdough bread. Delicious. Cute downtown location, easier to park than expected, plenty of seating after you order. Friendly lady taking orders, then they deliver to your table. Only suggestion would be to have a menu before you get to the cashier/order taker. It would help to be able to look at the menu while you're waiting to speak to the person taking orders. Overall, great place. Definitely recommend and will go back if in the area.

Here I sit a high top table at the window, enjoying a well made "Godfather" Italian sub. Great…read moretasting sub, I asked for a side of banana peppers and the owner brought out both banana peppers and cherry peppers,, both excellent!! The sandwich comes with a side, of which I had the pasta salad, Excellent!!! If I had to critic the sandwich, maybe a more true to form Italian sub bread, but seriously it's a GREAT sandwich without it. Had the homemade chicken noodle soup and damn it's GOOD!!! A must have!! The owner brought out a sample of jambalaya and yep, it's very good!! This is a hidden gem in Angola, IN that from the outside doesn't look like much, but don't let it fool you, ENJOY THE FOOD!!

Stopped for lunch and got the Italian sausage sandwich with potato salad. Very good and definitely…read morefilling. It brought back memories of going to the boat show with my uncle If you like the fair food sausage this will more than satisfy your craving I will definitely go back and may even try something else The service and setting are nice and welcoming.

Usually good but the quality seems to be slipping a bit. Great Brats but the chubby meat barn…read morepotato salad was runny. Taste was decent. I don't know if that is their product or not.

Best brats on the planet. We love these brats and when we are in town we have to make a stop here…read moreand stock up. We love the Hawaiian, butter garlic, and Philly cheese flavored brats. Normally buy a couple packs for our favorite neighbors as well. Always great service. A+++

Prime Cuts has been a favorite spot of mine for years, and the service is consistently exceptional…read more The shop is impeccably clean. the quality of their food and chicken is outstanding. While prices are on the higher side, they are very reasonable and comparable to standard grocery store rates for the same high quality.

Very clean and some good products, wasn't overly impressed with the two sirloin steaks I bought…read morethat cost almost $40. A lot of fat but decent

I was surprised to see that someone else beat me to a Rickle's Pickles review. I mean, who goes to…read morea storefront pickle place in BFE Indiana much less opens a pickle store there? Their website does not even give an address for the outlet. We happened upon RP on our way to the (closed) Bison Ranch on the other side of town. A VERY ENTHUSIASTIC guy named Kurt, Boyfriend to Dona of the soon-to-be-opened Dona's Buffet, let us in and gave us more info about Rick(le) and his pickle(s) than I personally cared to have but my (I'm Nuts) husband Steve bonded with Kurt and they talked pickles. Rick(le) now packages his pickles in smaller jars. Thank you Jesus and Rick. We picked up one jar ($7) and promised to return when Dona opened her buffet. The pickles are tasty and unusual. We purchased the chips. They aren't sweet. They aren't dill. There is A LOT of garlic involved. Just go to the website and find a local outlet and buy yourself a jar of Rickle's Pickles. PS We happened upon the pickle outlet (NO I NOT FREAKIN' KIDDING - IT SAYS PICKLE OUTLET RIGHT ON THE DOOR!!!) in the outlet mall the night before and purchase $50 dollars in pickles and stuff so I was able to keep our RP purchase small. However, I now have $57 worth of assorted pickles to store. I think Steve will have an assortment tossed in with his cremains. Maybe sooner than he planned...

This is a small place, but if you're walking up and down the center of Fremont, IN it's definitely…read moreworth checking out. The feature is of course their pickles, which are sweet and crunchy and highly worth getting. In the store, they only sell pretty huge jars, but the groceries in town carry them in the deli where you can buy fewer. I bought a jar of pickled jalapenos and a jalapeno/pickle mustard both of which were outstanding. I shoulda bought more. The store is actually pretty small, and includes some antiques and other locally made food like jams and jellies. It's a cute area, though and nice for walking around.

Delicious, high quality food. Known for their fantastic sandwiches, the soup and flatbreads are…read morejust as good. Friendly waitstaff who make everyone feel welcome.

My Rueben Haiku…read more Toasted rye holds tight, Pastrami, kraut, and cheese melt-- Joy in every bite Minus 1 for a warm pickle. Please keep the girls cold!!

Walked past this establishment and decided to grab a bite after walking around downtown for a bit…read more The front desk girl was joyful and helped me decide on this sandwich after i asked which is the most popular. I get why it's popular! It was delicious. (Grilled Club). Just a little heads up, there are lots of stairs to get here on the second floor!

Underwhelming salad and the coffee was quite plain and served in a styrofoam cup. Nice service and…read moregood came quickly though.

Thanks to the dishwasher we were welcomed and provided with glasses of ice water long before our…read moreserver appeared and our drink orders were taken. Kudos to him for observing and responding to the fact that we were seated and not yet greeted by our server. And yet, his attention to the situation is a check in the plus column for a decent restaurant that was unfortunately, seriously under staffed when we stopped by for dinner recently. It seems that the owner or manager was essentially handing ALL of the front of the house duties, as well as tending the bar -- greeting, seating, waiting on the table, making and serving drinks, running food, and handing payment at the end of the night. A child, apparently the owner/manager's daughter occasionally bussed some tables and strutted around wielding a fly swatter (though fortunately I didn't see any flies--but there was outdoor seating). I could only see one person in the kitchen (there could have been another but I'm not sure). All in all it meant everything was S-L-O-W. That said, we were the perfect group for the situation--a bunch of Boomer college friends fully engaged in conversation and reminiscing about the good old days -- which compensated -- to some degree -- the time we waited for service. Well, eventually things got rolling. Our drink order was taken along with an appetizer for the table. The drinks arrived after a reasonable amount of time. I ordered the house version of an old fashioned made with a bourbon distilled at a local/regional distillery. Tasty -- my only nitpick -- such drinks should be served with a LARGE chunk of ice, not a scoop of cubes from the ice machine. The appetizer for the table was the house crab dip -- an excellent choice for sharing and the flavor was spot on. For my entree I chose the lamb "lollipops." The three or four lamb chops were perfectly cooked, juicy, tender and unctuous -- really unctuous since the fat cap was not trimmed -- but as a great food critic once said, "meat without fat is dead protein -- so in short, the meat was bursting with flavor. The asparagus were nicely roasted. The sauce was rich and garlicky (thanks to confit cloves of garlic). It complemented the gaminess of the lamb perfectly, but the amount of sauce a bit more than necessary for a truly balanced composed dish. I still enjoyed it immensely and would order it again. (By the way, I was able to sample my wife's tuna. The 3/16 of an inch sear on the tuna was perfect and the rare interior was exactly how tuna should be cooked.) The owner/manager was appropriately apologetic about the pace of service and I will say that she, and the kitchen, did their best under the circumstances. As I mentioned, we were a good group because our goal was time together, not precisely timed service. I would hope another couple of employees could rectify the slow service and build their clientele because the food is quite good, the location is excellent and I loved the decor, especially the vintage outboard motors including one or two designed by the great industrial designer Brooks Stevens from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Run!!!! as far as you can from this place!!! Billed as fine dining....what a joke. The manager/…read morewaitress must have trained in a dive bar....so unprofessional and rude. I think she thought she was funny. Food was ho-hum..... was even afraid to give the left overs to the dog. Charged extra for butter and never told the vegetable substitution would be an upcharge. Who does that!! I don't mind an expensive meal if the service is good and the food is outstanding but you are not going to find the latter here.

The Hot case daily lunch specials have been great with multiple choices daily at a reasonable cost…read more. The rotisserie Chicken & Bbq ribs are great for dinner on a busy schedule. I am on the text message string they do & get notified of daily lunch specials, breakfast quiche & lobster rolls when they make them . The ladies have always treated me well , I am a year round resident & come in quite a bit . They do a great job ! The store is always clean & if you get outta here without a Giant homemade cookie you're stronger than me

I just picked up some ribeye steaks from Lakeside for a diner party. They were excellent. The best…read moreI have had for some time. Great service and products.

So happy to stumble upon this gem. I'm originally from Goshen, but was only visiting for the…read moreweekend. We needed a few snacks to get us by for a hike and late dinner. I'm extremely cautious with my food and would rather go hungry than put garbage in my body. Maple City Market had exactly what I was looking for. They even had my favorite yogurt in the cacao flavor, which I typically can't find, at least in Muskegon. Staff was super helpful and friendly and didn't question me over not wearing a mask... thank you. No doubt, I'll be back every time in town.

Love going into maple city market has the majority of the things I need. My kids love going into…read morethe store. I like reading the labels and knowing my food I'm buying is doing good but also are pouring in tons of dyes. Service is great too love all the smiles from employees and I love the vibe in the store it feels homey.