First time in and I am a fan! It's a market with a deli inside. You take a number for the deli and…read moretheir menu is insane with a bunch of options!! Definitely hard to choose but we settled with Angry Joe and Grandma Gerry. While waiting for our sandwiches to be made, we walked around the market and picked up hot crushed peppers and peanut butter homemade cookies!! Everything tasted delicious and super fresh and service is awesome! You're taken care of asap and the wait is not long for either the deli or the checkout!! Will definitely visit again to try more sandwiches!!

Visitation Rights: Been to this place couple of times…read more Background On Last Visit: Decided to get a quick lunch before heading off to Knotts Berry Farm over the weekend. Credit Cards: They're accepted. Restrooms: There's no restrooms available. Location/Parking: Located next to Denny's. Parking can be found along Huntington Dr. or you can park in the rear. Ambiance/Decor: It's basically an Italian grocery store will with a deli section. Order Of Operations: 1) Get a ticket 2) Wait for your number to be called 3) State your wants and needs, 4) Receive your wants and needs, and head to the register to pay for your stuff. 5) Exit shop and either go home or eat at their communal tables located in the back of the shop in the parking lot. Service: Service is pretty good. They're friendly and informative about their shop. Food comes out at a decent time. Sandwich Of Choice: So far I'v had the Grandpa Joe sandwich, which consists of capocollo, mortadelia, dry salame, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, sliced pepperoncini and oil dressing. Sandwich is quite quite excellent. The protein and other ingredients tastes fresh. Just a reminder that the cured meats and cheese can be a little salty. Claro's For Thought: I'll definitely come back to try more sandwiches and desserts.

One of the best sandwich spots I've ever tried, I had been wanting to try out their sandwiches and…read moreit did not dissapoint. I tried the pastrami sandwich, delious and packed with pastrami. Cant wait to try out the other sandwich options they have

Unlike George Washington, I can tell a lie. I can. And I told one to Michael, one of the…read moreproprietors of this fantastic family owned business who was working behind the counter at the new location when I sauntered in to order - what else? - the world famous pastrami grinder. Everything on it? Why yes of course. Michael rattled off the ingredients and I said yes to everything. Put it all in there. OK the lie part... Michael asked whether my sandwich was for here or to go, and I said to go. Gulp. And there goes the lie. Now, technically, I did take it out of the shop and into my car. But when you tell someone you want it to go, that means you're going to take it home and eat it. And I couldn't wait. I just couldn't. So there I was, parked in front of the shop, unwrapping this overstuffed beautiful sandwich because come on, do you really think I can drive all the way back to Pasadena smelling the warm pastrami grinder without reaching over and fumbling with it? Dear Lord, I'll get in an accident. And I have no intention of telling my claims adjuster that I rear-ended someone on the 210 because of a sandwich. Now in my own defense, I only ate part of one half, and then I went home and finished that half. The grinder is just too big to consume all at once so I wrapped up the second half and that's lunch tomorrow. For the price of one sandwich, you're actually getting two meals. You can't beat that. OK anyway, another great eating experience. They've expanded the hours and frankly Monrovia's loss is Duarte's gain. Michael said his father Andy still gets to the shop at the crack of dawn and makes the bread. The bread is nothing short of a gift from heaven. Everything in this shop says made with family love, and we get to benefit. Every time I come here I have East Coast grinder flashbacks. It's really that good. Congratulations on the new location, and I wish you many years of continued success. And sorry about the lie, but it's sort of your fault. Next time? Gene's Special.

Old Deli brings you back to time where "the good old days" was. There's many variety of single…read morepacket goodies, as well as wine and pre package snacks, cheese and ice cream You can also order from the deli, such as cured meats , as well as Italian favorites, such as anti pasta ,soups, olives. There's also Hot items to order , pizza, spaghetti, lasagna, and chicken . Staff is very friendly. If there's a sports event, there multiple TVs to view as well as tables and booths to watch. Great place to purchase items and just to enjoy some time.

Used to frequent this place when it was part of Eastland mall. It was very small but everything…read morewas absolutely wonderful. They have since moved to Shoppers Lane. Now, the store is beautiful and everything looks good but the chicken meal we got tonight - $21 - was dry and the pieces of chicken were very small. To add insult to injury, they gave me two wings!! The rolls had a nice center but the crust was tough. I would say the best part of it was the potatoes. I also purchased some Valentine cookies which I now regret. They taste old. I will continue to purchase cookies at Claros instead. I will go back to see if their sandwiches still rock my world. I not, well ‍. Just won't go back.

Love coming here for delicious imported Italian goodies and sandwiches. Service is great. Uncle…read moreKief is a cool human. Only shopping small local shops from now on. American big chains like Walmart and Target are poisoning us and can suck a fat one

Claro's Market has been a staple for my Italian family my whole life. This market has all of the…read moreItalian groceries your heart desires like fresh pastas, sauces, appetizers, meats, etc. Their deli section is amazing to get sandwiches, ziti, cheeses, sausages, and more. Also check out their bakery for fresh Italian cookies and cannolis. Claro's really has you covered for your Italian cooking, hosting, and grubbing needs!

This is the first time in this restaurant , it caught my eyes since i saw it before and i decided…read moreto try it I got me a realitalian sandwich and its really good Super fresh Customer service its great , this is really nice restaurant

First time trying it out, and I will admit that it was a very good sandwich. But daaaaaaammmnnnn,…read morethis place is expensive. Sandwiches are running between $18 to $20, but is pretty outrageous. The quality is there, but I still think that this is highway robbery. It's a very simple store with a couple tables inside. Yet, they are charging fine dining prices for a cold cut sandwich. There was a man working the register and a woman making the sandwiches when I went. Service was fine, but there were not really any suggestions offered. They just take your order and make your sandwich. I went right at lunch time during the week, and I was the only person there. It's unfortunately that California makes running a business so expensive, that food prices have gone through he roof. Maybe time for a new governor?

This market is so clean and neat, it has the best fruit and vegetables I have seen in ages, the…read moresandwiches are very good and the people working there a super nice.

Beautifully curated mostly Armenian food market. Meats,…read morejams, salads, breads, beans, fruits, vegetables, and baked goods. I find something new every visit.

This place, indeed, has a mini market inside with a surprising selection of meats, pantry items and…read morechips. I recommend their chicken sandwich (napilitana de pollo $13.99 for large). It is good. It is the same price at the beef version but understandly so. The chicken meat was grilled tenderly, and the slice of ham it came with added the saltynesss the sandwich needed. Simple but effective. Also chilies adds great flavor too. You can ask for it on the side to adjust spiciness to your preference. Capicollo, one of the cold sandwich, was fine but nothing to write home about. Atlas or wings ($11.99/lb) here remind me of the ones I used to get when I was younger... I like how the spicy version is still deed fried and not saucy. (Personally prefer dry rubs.) The heat can creep up to u after a few. But not all wings are created equally, might end with with some tiny more battered ones along with regulars. Wait times can be longer during lunch times - waited 30 min for takeout during weekday lunch hour.

First time trying Tito's and I must say, great tasting subs! We got the Submarine sub. Seating is…read morelimited but worth the wait. Very fast service and friendly staff. The market is also very convenient for running in quickly. Definitely worth a try when passing through El Monte

My Dad first went to Capri Deli in about 1956 and was a regular customer through the 1970's....he…read morewould always buy Italian sausage here to barbecue and use on his homemade pizza. He said it reminded him of the deli's in Chicago where he was born. Our family moved to Covina in 1954 from Chicago.

Well I was thrilled to try you guys out I saw the pictures the food looked great Channel 7 review…read moremade it look amazing. My wife and I were looking where we could get a nice sub sandwich, boom The Colossal feeds 50-60 we needed 2 for the party. Fast forward I called in today gentleman answered, put me on hold came back and was greeted with "what do you want?" "Yes can I place an order for 2 Colossal sandwich's." Before I could say what kind I wanted I was rudely interrupted "I said what do you want? What kind of sandwich!?" I repeated what I wanted He repeated "what kind of sandwiches do you want? I said can have it with Turkey Pastrami and Turkey. I was told no repeatedly on the turkey pastrami. -First the Turkey pastrami is too expensive it's an added $50 I said that's fine and he continued to persuade me to not get it -Second because now it's too much work to put on a sandwich because you know The Colossal is pretty big. (Seems like the works too much for them) So at the end of the day I went with the big corporate sandwich shop because I got my questions answered, they weren't rude, actually tried to upsell me instead of telling me no it's "too expensive" Lesson learned: teach your employees how to talk to customers. Thanks for the time and the so so service.

The food is excellent. I have eaten their breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. Service is fast and…read moreattentive. I first ate at Danny's Kosher Pickle in West Covina. It was a busy diner on Azusa. Then it was sold to Koreans and Kara disappeared for a couple of years. DKP slowly went downhill and business slowed. Looking for a replacement we stumbled across Kara's Korner. It had the same vibe as Danny's and most of the same staff! It is has excellent breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

I thought I wrote a review for Kara's Korner last year. It was an excellent experience then, and it…read moreremains so. When my daughter suggested we meet at this establishment after the Glendora parade, I was particularly eager to purchase their cookies. While the food here is generally good, their Royal Cookie is truly unique. We attempted to discern the ingredients, but I believe there's more to them than just chocolate chips, coconut, and macadamia nuts. While waiting to be seated, I observed the person ahead of me who had come solely to purchase their bread. I am very pleased that this location is dog-friendly. Our party consisted of six people and three dogs. Five individuals ordered Kara's Special. I chose to try their Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs, influenced by previous Yelp reviews. We were all quite satisfied with our selections.

The choices are all good- plus there's options typically with no extra charges…read more Theirs different proteins and sides options also. The juices may be a little too sweet for some.

Point blank, there needs to be more places like this…read more Affordable, Healthy, Great Tasting, and demonstrates a positive impact in the community. Please make more of these and bring some to South County LA or Orange County! Signed, Your fan!