Jersey Mike's Subs

First time here. People friendly and helpful. Ambiance is quiet. Place is clean. Food looks…read moredelicious

Everything was really tasty and worth the price. They offer both hot and cold sandwiches (which I…read morepreferred). They have salads, pastries, chips and so much more. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall I'd come back.

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Beef Dip

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Donza's Old World Deli

4.4(670 reviews)

1.1 mi

Italian deli with a classic vibe to it. It's family owned and operated and is located in a strip…read moremall in Upland. It's a classic deli in that it has a good menu of different sandwiches along with prepared foods (and it seems like one of their specialties here is 'broasted chicken'. I came in during a late afternoon one day and was unsure if I wanted a sandwich, the chicken, or one of their prepared dishes. The folks here are very, very friendly. You can see that they have real pride in their place and the food. I think I met the owner and he was just as friendly as can be. He was telling me about the usual favorites and the meatball sandwich sounded really good. The meatball sandwich was a good size and it was very very delicious. For sure did not disappoint. I really wanna come back and try their chicken or even just grab stuff from the deli counter. This place is a gem.

The pastrami tasted like it came straight from the old world but with fresh, modern flavors. It was…read moresliced incredibly thin and paired perfectly with the melted cheese. The service was professional, warm, and very welcoming. We're already planning to come back to try even more. We also tried the chili, which was loaded with rich, robust flavors. Thank you -- we'll definitely be returning!

5/18/24 more seating area at the back

Spaghetti Dinner Combo, w/ two meat balls

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5/18/24 merch

Claro's Italian Markets

4.3(651 reviews)

2.9 mi

I can't say enough great things about everything that is Claro's. The selections are endless. They…read morefreshly prepare and pack all thier products, from Sauces, to Meats, Cheeses and ready to bake Italian Favorites. Then you must hit the Deli for a one of a kind Sandwich to go...of course don't miss that Bakery! Its all TO DIE FOR!! The oils, vinegars, olives, Nd oh so delicious Wine selections just take your breath away. The folks here are so friendly, welcoming and helpful. Just walk through thier door for a one of a kind experience that will keep you coming back for more more more! We made meatball sandwiches when we got home. Freshly grated Parm-Romano, Huge Homemade Meatballs and a Marinara to salivate for, on thier freshly baked sandwich rolls. We were in Italian Heaven! We paired these with some wonderful Peroni Beer from thier fridge. It was one of thee best days we've had in awhile. Cannot wait to go back! It's like Disneyland in that you can grab different things each time. Just get there! You won't behi disappointed!!

I was really looking forward to trying this Italian Deli for some highly recommended sandwiches…read more They have just about any kind of Italian food item you can think of and the sandwich meats are fresh-sliced. Those my only positive comments from my first visit. I came on a Saturday so they might have been busier than normal. I had to wait quite a while for my number to be called and then I had to wait even longer because the server had to correct a mistake on the previous order. There was no place to sit and my knees were hurting from the wait. Once helped, the young man who wrote down my order walked toward the food prep area and almost immediately yelled that he was taking a break. The young man who prepared my three sandwiches seemed inexperienced and unsure how the sandwiches were made. I remained hopeful. I took the sandwiches to the cashier in another area of the store. She was young but cordial and asked if I wanted the sandwiches in a bag and I said, "yes please", only later to realize I was charged for the bag. As many other reviews mention, this business has amazing potential but the customer service is sorely lacking. There are obvious deficiencies in training and supervision. Now, about the sandwiches. The bread is tasty but VERY hard (almost stale). This is much different than all other sandwich places and I was not expecting it. I was very disappointed that one of the sandwiches was completely wrong and not the way I ordered it. I will say the sandwiches were a good value but the poor customer service and incorrect order will prevent me from returning. I hope your experience is better than mine!

Turkey, Pastrami, Spicy Salami loaded with everything!

Pasta pile!

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The Brick Your Neighborhood Deli

4.5(783 reviews)

3.4 mi

We had the Italian and the Philly Cheesesteak. Both were excellent!…read moreStaff was helpful and very friendly. We hit at a bit of an off time, so we were the only ones there, but the dining area was very clean and comfortable. Definitely will stop by again if we are in the area.

This place lives up to the name! It is a brick building and feels like you're in the neighborhood…read more When I arrived, the cashier was taking a complex order over the phone and one of the cooks noticed and came to take my order (which was really sweet). I ended up getting the Cuban which was very good but was missing the pickle and relish flavor that I was wanting/hoping for. If you're hoping to dine in, it's better for smaller groups than large. Plus, parking is small in the back.

The BRICK MARKET & DELI, Pomona, California! Menu Board (8/17/2024 Visit)

Chicken Philly

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Pepper Jack Chicken Sandwich

Wolfe's Market

3.8(134 reviews)

They have street parking and a parking lot on the side. People usually get a sandwich to-go but…read morethey do have a small dining area on the side. You order first and then go to another line to pay for your items. They do have various of sides to go with your sandwich. I got their chicken salad croissant ($14.59) with a egg salad side ($2.99). The chicken salad had a good amount of walnuts in it and the croissant was buttery and flaky. They also do catering for the colleges nearby and they do holiday catering with whole turkeys, hams, and sides for pre-orders. They have a stamp card. Closed Sundays.

I wasn't impressed! Had pastrami sandwich and tasteless egg salad, and a so called homemade brownie…read morethat was a glob of paste and sugar! People at the counter who don't speak English and have to ask someone else what you are saying.

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Mama T Parenti's Delicatessen

4.7(400 reviews)

3.7 mi

When I came in, all I know was that I wanted a hot sandwich so my options were limited. I landed on…read morethe small Mama T's Meatball Sub which came with three meatballs and Provolone cheese. We waited about 20 minutes for the sandwiches so they suggested we call by phone next time if we didn't want a long wait. The meatballs were huge, which made it a pretty filling sandwich despite the small size. The bread was also good so the only thing that could've made it better was another slice of cheese to cover the entire top. There's no indoor seating so it's to-go orders only. It's a small mom-and-pop shop, and you can tell they're working hard to keep the business going so I was happy to support.

Very nice business owners, and the sandwich is packed with a lot of meat. Can't wait for you guys…read moreto try it.

Italian Sub on deck !

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Pasta salad

The Meat Cellar

3.8(1.7k reviews)

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What I had: - Lincourt pinot noir ($9.60)…read more- DAOU cabernet ($9.60) - Manhattan ($9.60) - Oaxacan old-fashioned ($9.60) - Paloma ($11.52) - Dark and stormy ($12.48) - Old-fashioned ($11.52) - Wagyu tacos ($14.40) - Pigs in a blanket ($11.52) - 10 oz dry aged ribeye w/mushrooms ($35.52) - Filet mignon ($66.24) - Braised shortrib ($38.40) - Mushrooms ($12.48) - Maple pecan butter cake ($13.44) How it tasted: - The filet mignon abideth yet among my chief delights, in fair company with the mushrooms. A most near second is the braised short rib, served with a delectable and cloud-soft heap of mashed potatoes. Of lesser note were the wagyu tacos, pigs in a blanket, and the maple pecan butter cake, which proved but ordinary in their savor. Why gave I it four? - Forsooth, the service remaineth most excellent, the choices ample, and the fare overall commendable. Know thou, many of the draughts afore-mentioned were priced for happy hour as a small note. Of those dishes deemed but middling, the wagyu tacos and pigs in a blanket lacked that wondrous spark upon the tongue. Lastly, the dry-aged ribeye, though served with seasoning apart, did taste somewhat over-salted to mine palate. Yet, these faults did not greatly diminish mine experience for I retain my favored dishes and shall return anon. Verdict? - Shouldst thou find thyself near Claremont, prithee give it a try, for it is a place most grand.

Service was good. Staff were friendly, attentive and nice…read more Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet my expectations, especially compared to other well-known steakhouses such as Gwen or CUT in LA. Steak and burger were ok. Fries weren't to my liking as they were the soft kind. However, if you're looking for a local steakhouse in the Inland Empire then it's still worth a visit as Meat Cellar is up there on the IE list (probably top 5).

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The Last Drop Cafe

4.3(773 reviews)

1.7 mi

I recently stopped by The Last Drop Cafe and it's exactly the kind of hidden gem I love. It's a…read morehole-in-the-wall spot with a lot of charm, and you can tell it's family-owned and has been part of the community for a long time. I ordered the club sandwich and it did not disappoint--super tasty, fresh, and really filling. The lady who took my order was also very nice, which made the experience even better.

First Visit Small…read morelocal establishment Ordered an appointment Iced Americano Nothing to exciting to share It was ok Service was fast No customers inside. Very quaint and quiet Recommend Thank You for reading

06/29/24

4. Chicken Salad Delight Sandwich online menu

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Lavender ice coffee

Padua Pasta Makers

4.2(774 reviews)

2.7 mi

The food was very good like delicious and they're bathroom was very clean which made us very happy…read morethen we order a gelato they even waited for us to be done with our food the service was sooo nice so in the end best samwiches recommended

My daughter sent me over to get dinner. The restaurant was so extremely clean…read more When I walked inside the smell of food just heavenly I lived in the area from 1986 and passed by so many times. I loved the food order to go. Grabbed a menu. I started to tell all my friends and clients. I relocated and I visit every time I come back to the area. The had the best homemade pasta I have ever eaten and I traveled across country. I am a foodie put extremely picking. This restaurant is at the top of my list.

Here is my haul past baguettes cento tomato sauce and fresh made potato salads.

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Upland German Delicatessen

4.4(378 reviews)

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First time here, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere and overall vibe make an amazing first…read moreimpression--cozy, welcoming, and full of charm. I adored all the little trinkets and delicatessen touches throughout the space. The sweet, funny duo behind the counter truly made it feel like home. I ordered the Reuben and my husband got the grinder--both served on fresh, fluffy, perfectly baked bread. We'll definitely be back.

UGD serves up quality deli food with authentic flavors at reasonable prices It's clear why this…read moreplace has been open for decades. As I was buying my sausages. soft pretzels, and potato salad, the lady said very little to me and the gentleman, nothing at all. When I tried speaking German, the lady said she didn't remember much of the language anymore. This blunt, "tell it like it is" way of interacting is pretty much how my family used to be, so I found it familiar -- even comforting. But it's easy to see how this can rub people the wrong way, especially if they're used to American (or even modern German) - style customer service. Everyone who found this rude is making reasonable statements. But to me this is more a case of people who have been doing the same thing for a long time without making updates. Decor-wise, place also seems to recreating the Germany that someone remembers from decades ago. The blue and white bunting, the beer steins, the picture of the Pope and other memorabilia make the place feel distinctly Bavarian, in a touristy way. A lot of places in Germany, even in the more traditional south have moved on. But my hope is that this place does continue until the proprietors retire with dignity or sell the business to some German-Americans with a passion for prepping and selling this type of food.