Can never go wrong with Shakras Deli! They are known all over the Treasure Coast for a reason. Went…read morein for lunch with a few friends. I usually get the Grilled RBS sandwich with a side of gravy but this time I got their famous meatball sub. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The owner is cooking the food himself and the staff is amazing! 10/10 recommendation for lunch!

I was warming greeted and served! Food was great!…read more Just off the bike path! Very homey deli feel!!

Love their pastrami sandwich! And almost all the other too…read more But my most favorite is a Rachel. Try it! It's delicious!

I have eaten at Toojay's several times specifically in the Coral Springs restaurant. Usually I'll…read morego for lunch and or dinner and enjoy their hot pastrami on rye and matzo bowl soup combination. Which, by the way is excellent. Today I stopped by the Stuart Florida Toojay's this time to try breakfast. I chose the pancakes platter which included two pancakes. (added the blueberries as an option) Scrambled eggs and link sausage dish. I also ordered my traditional breakfast tea with honey. Service: When I walked into the restaurant there was no one at the hostess counter. Since the sign stated to wait for the hostess be seated, I waited a few minutes before one of the cooks noticed me and told me to grab a table and he'd have someone come out as soon as possible. About five minutes later someone finally showed up. Not a great start. My server... let's just say was efficient. However, it would've been great if she served me with some type of a resemblance of a smile. The atmosphere Toojay's has a pretty nice atmosphere with booths, dark wood trim and an interesting eclectic mix of music that was low enough to speak with and hear your dining partner. The food. Of course the restaurant did not have steamed milk for my tea and had to hunt around for honey but eventually we got an acceptable serving of tea. The pancakes and scrambled eggs came out pretty quickly. However, they rested on one dish a fact that I hate as the syrup inevitably migrates to the eggs. Fortunately I had an extra small plate under my tea which I used to separate both. The eggs were okay and the pancakes were okay but, the link sausage were small and a bit undercooked. The bottom line: The bottom line or as I call it "the customer so" what, would I come back? Probably not. Not because it was terrible simply because it wasn't anything special or to be more precise, I would most definitely come back for the pastrami on Rye just not for the breakfast. I have eaten at Toojay's several times specifically in the Coral Springs restaurant. Usually I'll go for lunch and or dinner and enjoy their hot pastrami on rye and matzo bowl soup combination. Which, by the way is excellent. Today I stopped by the Stuart Florida Toojay's this time to try breakfast. I chose the pancakes platter which included two pancakes. (added the blueberries as an option) Scrambled eggs and link sausage dish. I also ordered my traditional breakfast tea with honey. Service: When I walked into the restaurant there was no one at the hostess counter. Since the sign stated to wait for the hostess be seated, I waited a few minutes before one of the cooks noticed me and told me to grab a table and he'd have someone come out as soon as possible. About five minutes later someone finally showed up. Not a great start. My server... let's just say was efficient. However, it would've been great if she served me with some type of a resemblance of a smile. The atmosphere Toojay's has a pretty nice atmosphere with booths, dark wood trim and an interesting eclectic mix of music that was low enough to speak with and hear your dining partner. The food. Of course the restaurant did not have steamed milk for my tea and had to hunt around for honey but eventually we got an acceptable serving of tea. The pancakes and scrambled eggs came out pretty quickly. However, they rested on one dish a fact that I hate as the syrup inevitably migrates to the eggs. Fortunately I had an extra small plate under my tea which I used to separate both. The eggs were okay and the pancakes were okay but, the link sausage were small and a bit undercooked. The bottom line: The bottom line or as I call it "the customer so" what, would I come back? Probably not. Not because it was terrible simply because it wasn't anything special or to be more precise, I would most definitely come back for the pastrami on Rye just not for the breakfast.

Visited this deli in the great little Seawalls Point Plaza in Stuart, FL (cute little plaza with…read moreseveral interesting stores). Here's my review; Service: No table service (except for food delivery) but the counter service was quick and served with a smile. Ordered my typical breakfast black tea latte with honey. Could tell the girl had never had that request before but, she listened closely and to assure I received what I asked for, despite being quite busy, made the tea, to perfection, herself. Well done. Atmosphere: Nothing much to speak of here as it's pretty much your typical deli with perfunctory tables and chairs in a large open room. They do have a nice outside "walkway" dining a which I will always choose over the noisy cramp interior dining areas of most deli's. Food; Received my order of eggs over easy, "crispy" home fries, sausage (wanted links but patties only thing available), sesame bagel (nicely buttered and toasted), blueberry muffin (nice touch here, asked if I wanted it buttered and grilled... yes please). Eggs were made as asked (not always a given at other places). Received two large sausage patties which were ok, nothing special ( would have preferred links). As with most every other breakfast place, home fries were NOT crispy! Sesame bagel was good and toasted and buttered perfectly. The large blueberry muffin was buttered, and grilled nicely and was loaded with blueberries and wonderfully fresh but, had a sugar topping which I always feel is an unnecessary addition which takes away from the overall taste. The Bottom Line; As with all my reviews, my "customer so what" of would I come back is... if I was in the area probably so, but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit.

We stopped by the Stuart location after having a really good experience at the Jensen Beach…read morelocation. The service was fine, and the restaurant has the same casual, local deli feel, but this visit was not quite as strong for us. I ordered the Reuben again because I enjoyed it so much at the other location. This one was okay, but it did not have the same flavor, balance, or overall quality as the Jensen Beach location. It was still a decent sandwich, just not one I would rate as highly based on this visit. The space itself is simple and casual, which fits the deli style. Nothing fancy, but comfortable enough for a quick breakfast or lunch stop. I would still consider returning, especially since we had such a good experience at the Jensen Beach location. For this location, though, the food just did not stand out the same way.

Do better. I went here to get a sandwich freshly made,…read more there was just a bunch of Haitians in line yelling at each other after 10 minutes I left without a sandwich freshly made. You need better service, especially living right by the water. This was disgusting.

I don't understand the low scores? The Cuban sandwich here was great and muffins fantastic. In…read moreterms of service the mother /daughter team in sandwich area are the best . We felt like family! The owner upfront was also great . Try you'll like it

We came here to finally try this place after waiting for years as they are hard to go as they close…read moreat 6. We walked in and the place is half market half restaurant. I looked at the items in the market. Nothing stood out that I had to get. We then sat down and met our waiter which I believe is also the owner. He had that like Eastern European way about him, stern, direct and right to the point. We ordered the polish plate, pierogi, and potato pancakes and goo-lash. The pancakes came first. You can tell they're homemade. Very thin. Different sizes. They were good. The owner told us to try it with sugar as that's how they do it in Poland. I tried it. It was different. I then tried the pierogi. He gave us one cheese potato, one sauerkraut and one with something else. They were also good. We then got the polish plate which came with sausage, sauerkraut with meat, stuffed cabbage and potatoes. It was ok. I thought the potatoes were eh. The cabbage and the sauce was good the sausage was good. I then got the goo-lash. That thing was thick with large pieces of pork and gnocchi. That was very good. Filling too. Overall, the food was good. Nothing really bad. Solid place. I'd come back.

I was doing the Polka after discovering this family run market and restaurant . The woman behind…read morethe counter was very knowledgeable and helped me with any questions i had.I was craving pierogies so I ordered four different kinds. Potato cheddar, mushroom sauerkraut, potato with farmer cheese, and meat. I also grabbed a grilled piece of kielbasa and some cake for dessert . I spoke to the owner for a bit and he offered me a sample of beer. He has all imported european beers that are hard to find anywhere else in the area. I will definitely try some of the other dishes next time I'm in the area

You have to check out the European market! It's a little hard to find, but well worth it. We…read morebought several meats and cheeses from here for our New Year's charcuterie board, and were thrilled with the quality and taste. My favorite was the German baloney. They also have delicious baked goods, including breads.

In the mood for European foods, pierogies, deli, fresh bread, meats and pilsners…read more Look no more, this is a full service Eastern European market, Polish, Czech, Russian and even Turkish delicacies. There beer selection is very large, rivals Total wines selection in Eastern European beers. I procured pierogies, red cabbage and truffles.

Food was excellent, service is top notch. Reminds me of my local Manhattan diner. I highly…read morerecommend the place. Eggs and sandwiches are wonderfully cooked.

Great breakfast and lunch spot in a convenient location…read more We love Reuben's! Located in a large strip mall with lots of parking that is in the heart of Palm City proper, Reuben's serves up classic, no frills breakfast and lunch dishes. Inside, it looks like an old school diner, with both booths and tables and even an old fashioned dining bar! I've been a few times now and it's good every time. The staff is always friendly and attentive and often knows all of this regulars. The food is consistently tasty and in generous portions. The menu is no frills but also has a great selection. I can never seem to choose and always end up getting one of their extra large pancakes. Looks like nothing special but always tastes very good. And bonus points they have sugar free syrup! My husband got the breakfast Reuben sandwich which was really good. We loved the egg spin on it and had the home fries as a side. The home fries are so good and cooked with onions and peppers. Very tasty and probably some of the best we've had anywhere! The person with us ordered the vegetarian omelet and it was so big she could barely eat 1/3 of it! I can't remember what others have had on my other trips there, but I know someone else raved about the matzoh ball soup too. They also make fresh bagel chips with their leftover bagels that I always forget to buy -- maybe next time since of course I'll be eating here again!

First time Nothing special and for Philly cheese sub with…read morefries and can of coke , was a bit high Sub was tasty but not enough cheese and onions Fries were ok but for 3.25 u get fries and a can of soda with a very small glass of ice Friendly but one time only

What an amazing place to grab a sandwich! It's hard to find solid sub shops these days but these…read moreguys do it right. Anything you're craving for lunch they have it! Highly recommend.