Had an egg salad sub, which reminded me of the kind of sandwich my grandma would make. Subs are a…read moregood size. Service is fast. There are clean tables to eat there, but it seemed like many people were getting this ga to go. Looks like they have a lunch special. They have a minimart-style selection of drinks and chips. It is worth stopping in and giving this place a try.

Haven't been here in 20 years! It was good then, and it's good now!…read more They have a good amount of food here, but I really wanted a sub this day, but didn't want the usual place I go or chains and since we were up the street from here, came on in. Service is still as friendly as it was then. Food was still as good too. I had the turkey sub and my son had the steak sub. They may not look exciting for a picture, but they were excellent! I wish it were closer to my house because I could go for another one today! There is a conscience store in here too with plenty of choices of snack and drinks. There's seating. There's a shelf if you want to place an order to go. You can order online too! If you decide to sit and eat there, they'll bring you your food and then you'll cash out at the register when you're done (they'll have a slip with your order already).

Very tasty and lots of meat. The price was reasonable compared to other places. Perfect amount of…read moreveggies on it.

Buffalo has a Jewish community that apparently is about 1/3 at it's peak from the 1950s.. back then…read moredelis existed primarily in the North Park area (esp Hertel Ave). The modern reality is that the community doesn't really have the numbers to support a community deli...but Jonny C came up from the NYC area and while it's more of a sub shoppe than a Jewish deli, the matzoh ball soup is really really really good (plenty of chicken and carrots). The turkey and Swiss on rye was ok...the bread was kind of the kids lunch variety rather than the baked sliced loaf most NY delis have...kind of skimpy sized sandwich for the price (turkey is not cooked in house), but they do it with proper spicy brown and Swiss. The Matzoh Ball soup is worth three stars alone.

So excited about finding traditional Italian grocery…read moreUnfortunately they seem to be on way out. Store mostly empty was able to get some real Reggiano parm and Arborio Rice but again little else I'm saddened

Guercio's used to be a great place to go to find your Italian goods. But the next generation…read moredoesn't want to work with it. The only original people left or passed. But the deli. Still #1 in town for me. Great subs and wonderful soup in the winter

First visit - simple order Beef on Weck and a bowl of Split Pea and Ham soup. Ambiance is a hoot…read more Total 50s, 60s vibe. Was greet nicely. Food took a bit longer than I expected. As there was only 7 people waiting. But it turned out they were ordering food for their businesses or similar because most orders were for 4-more sandwiches. Which explained the wait. Demographic was definitely us Senior citizens. Bathroom is tiny but clean. All in all a very pleasant experience. Any time I'm in the area I would definitely stop by again.

I was introduced to Charlie the Butcher many, many years ago. My goodness, it was back in the 90's…read morewhen I was in college and patroned their express location in the Ellicott Square Building downtown. Their roast beef sandwiches were the best. The roast beef is so tender, they give you a good portion on the roll and there's a nice flavor, leaves me salivating. It's been quite sometime since I had one, I finally had some time and stopped at this location. I regret to say I'm disappointed in myself because I was stopping for a roast beef and ended up making the mistake of being spontaneous and ordered the grilled BBQ prime rib sandwich. I'm sorry, I didn't like it. So, this sandwich costs $15.99 (comes with nothing extra), it was also on a roll, there was no BBQ sauce (I assumed there would be) but it was just dry, plain, devoid of much flavor, they topped it with provolone cheese, a couple pieces of peppers and some onions but it didn't hit the spot for me. The Costanzo roll was overbearing. I learned a valuable lesson today, "stick with what you love about the place!" So, I'll be back for that roast beef another day. The inside is reminiscent of the local 80's fast food joints of Buffalo, I would call it a little shack. You walk in, lean back, look up at the menu, order and walk around to pay and pick up your food. There is a small seating area, a few booths to sit a party of four. Pick up your food at the counter after they call your name. Nothing fancy, just a quick little spot to eat.

I've been wanting to try their Sicilian-style pizza for quite some time, and my birthday cookie…read morereward finally gave me the perfect excuse to celebrate. They already have a fantastic thin-crust pizza, so I asked if they could make the Sicilian style with the muffuletta toppings. No problem at all. It took a little longer than expected (ordered for 4:45, ready at 5:00), but it was absolutely worth the wait. Ordering is easy online or by phone. If you get voicemail, just call back - they're probably on the phone with another customer. Now, about that pizza. The thick Sicilian crust had the perfect chew: light and airy inside with a crisp, golden bottom. Every bite was loaded with the bold salty toppings, bringing a savory, slight spice/pickled kick that paired perfectly with the oils and melted cheese. The toppings reached edge to edge, creating a pizza that was hearty, flavorful, and impossible to put down. Please pencil in a visit to The Deli on a Wednesday to grab one of their pizzas. I do recommend ordering ahead to claim your dough. This version reads like a Yelp review and really highlights the texture and flavor of a loaded Sicilian pie.

Sandwiches here are so good they make your head tilt. Like the weight of how good they taste is so…read moreheavy that you can't lift your head up straight you need to tilt it lol. I had the Sting which features their handmade, always fresh, never frozen chicken cutlets. It also has their hot honey which isn't too spicy it gives it a good kick that compliments the rest of the ingredients. We also got the Art Corvalay which was absolutely amazing. Not only are their sandwiches great, the service here is impeccable. Can't wait to go back and try some more sandwiches.

Great bodega style eatery with walk up service, some of the best puerto rican food in town,…read morerotating daily specials including the most delicious pernil Highly recommend

Crowds of hungry patrons, patiently waiting for the Best Puerto Rican fast food. Go down Swan…read moreStreet and where you see the cars double parked. You know you found the place! Excellent fresh cooked meal any day but Sunday!! Yumba

This just happened right now - I walked in because my car is being serviced across the street…read more They are the rudest most disgusting pieces of work behind the counter here that I've ever seen. Since I'm stuck here for two hours I ordered a sandwich and it's OK but I'll never come back here. It's dead empty at 11:15 in the afternoon on Wednesday. The people behind the counter are just ignorant and nasty. Do not come here.

I went in today for lunch and ordered a turkey club. It was ready in about 5 minutes and it was…read morehonestly one of the best turkey clubs I have ever had. The bread was fresh and toasted perfectly, the turkey was juicy and flavorful, and the sandwich itself was delicious. I will happily return to try more and highly suggest checking them out! They are also a deli and have a small selection of Italian pantry/grocery items as well as some freshly baked treats.

IYKYK, Joes is awesome!!! We've been all over the City, Southtown's, Northtown's for fish and this…read morewas by far the best

The Frank Stallone is the steaks sandwich with peppers and onions. And I also got a side of hand…read morecut french fries. Service is very warm and friendly sandwich is very good and tasty. The fries can't beat hand cut fries. I'll definitely go there again and try some other things.