Generoso's has been open about six months and has been getting a lot of buzz in the Parkland/Coral…read moreSprings area. The prices initially caught my attention -- many of the sandwiches run around $20+ -- but the portions and quality start to make sense once you see what comes out of the kitchen. The owner, who hails from Brooklyn, noticed my order and told me I should try something different. He ended up making me an off-menu sandwich called the "Dapper Don." It starts with a toasted baguette brushed with garlic oil, then piled high with house-roasted beef, arugula, caramelized onions, crispy fried onions, herb aioli, and a generous amount of shaved Parmigiano. The flavors are big and well balanced -- peppery greens, rich aioli, sweet onions, and salty cheese tying everything together. The sandwich itself is massive. Easily large enough to split between two people. The shop is bright and modern and feels closer to an Italian paninoteca with Brooklyn-sized portions than a typical South Florida deli. One thing to note: this plaza has historically been a tough location for restaurants due to high rents. But if Generoso can build a loyal following around sandwiches like this, it definitely has a chance.

The food was mediocre however, the slap in the face was when they charge $.50 for sesame seeds on…read morethe roll and a dollar for almond milk in a double macchiato that was no more than one finger! The young lady brought me my drink and I said I ordered a double and she said it only comes in one size. The manager told her immediately make me a large macchiato she refused. Finally, the cashier asked me if I got my drink and I said no, and she said, "sir it only comes in one size," however, she did not neglect to charge me for a double. As they say, experience is the best example. My opinion, is at this store will not last once people realize they are being overcharged. This will be my last time in this family owned Italian sandwich shop that charges for every little thing.

If sandwiches had a Hall of Fame, this place would have a first-ballot plaque and its own highlight…read morereel. Walking into LaSpada's Original Hoagies isn't just ordering lunch, it's stepping into a deli version of a live sporting event. There's energy, there's precision, and yes, there's the legendary "airmail" toss of freshly sliced meat flying down the line like it's got somewhere important to be. Blink and you miss it. Smile and you're part of it. I went with my go-to: the Italian. And not just any Italian... this thing shows up dressed to impress. We're talking Boar's Head ham, cappy, pastrami, and provolone, sliced fresh right in front of you, then launched with deli theatrics onto perfectly waiting Italian bread. From there, it gets piled high with crisp veggies and those Italian peppers that quietly steal the show. Every bite hits like it's been rehearsing for years. Somewhere around bite three, I had a moment of clarity: "This isn't a sandwich... it's a commitment." Plot twist... you think you're just grabbing lunch. You're not. You're entering into a multi-meal agreement. A large sub here doesn't just feed you, it sticks with you. Lunch today, lunch tomorrow, maybe a late-night "just one more bite" situation. It's generous in a way that feels personal. My wife ordered the roast beef, and wow. Perfectly rare, ridiculously tender, sliced fresh and yes, sent flying down the line like it had a boarding pass. It was the kind of sandwich that makes you reconsider your own order mid-bite. Quick detour, because it deserves it... the homemade macaroni salad. I don't throw this around lightly, but I'd put it up against anyone's for best in class. Creamy, balanced, and somehow disappears faster than you expect. That's not an accident. And then you remember... this place took home "Best Sub in South Florida" from the Sun-Sentinel in 2025. Not surprising. Honestly, it feels overdue. Micro twist: you walk in thinking you'll try something new next time. You won't. You'll be back for the same order, and you'll be happy about it. After 25+ years in Coral Springs, they're not just consistent, they're automatic. The kind of place where you don't wonder if it'll be good... you just decide how hungry you are. Highest recommendation. Five stars, no hesitation. Final thought: Some places make sandwiches. LaSpada's Original Hoagies makes believers.

La Spadas has been a longtime favorite hoagie shop of mine for over 30 years. As they say, "Best…read moredamn hoagies in town." The first location was at Lauderdale By The Sea in Ft Lauderdale that I went to when I was younger. The Coral Springs location is close to me so I usually visit that one. It never disappoints because the hoagies are made to order with many toppings to choose from. The hoagies are piled high and come in 2 sizes. The sweet peppers are the best and are brought in from Chester, PA. The options of breads are wheat or white and always are soft and flavorful. My go to hoagie is the Turkey on wheat. The meats are sliced fresh to order right in front behind the topping station. The service is quick in making the sandwiches. You can also order over the phone or online for pickup. I always feel welcome. There is a small amount of seating. It's mostly a quick to go shop. Definitely will be back!

After being very sick this is where I wanted to grab lunch on the first day I started to feel…read morebetter. The thought of a seafood boil from a nearby restaurant sounded like just what I needed that day, a weekday lunch. I ordered and paid for a "boil" that had crab in it. The person at the counter took payment and started making the boil. I paid nearly $40 just for my meal. I waited and waited at a front window table. The person making it never brought any food by the time I decided too long is too long. I left wasting all that money. Lesson learned I suppose.

I chose this place because of someone on ig. I got to stop being influenced lol. I was so hungry…read moreand just wanted a sub. I ordered through uber eats, which doesn't tell you much about what comes on the sandwich or what topping they have to add. I selected the option for a sub, but was only given the option to get a wrap or add cheese for a dollar more. What cheese? it didn't specify. I put in the notes to add three topping. In which they only gave me 2. I ordered onion rings, I didn't like the batter they used. They were extremely crunchy The sub itself ended up being a wrap because I couldn't choose a bread option. It is was the most driest and blandest thing I've ever tasted. I definitely wasted my money and don't see myself getting anything else...

333 Burger is basically a ghost kitchen operating out of Malbec Grill, and the entire experience…read morefeels like something you're supposed to already know without anyone telling you. When you walk in, there is absolutely no explanation of how to order. No host, no greeting, no signage, no "order here" instructions. Nothing. The ordering kiosk is literally behind you. It's mounted along the window and wall on the same side as the entrance door, tucked back in the corner and completely out of plain sight. You don't face it when you walk in, nothing points to it, and there's no indication that it even exists unless someone else tells you or you randomly turn around and spot it. There is no human interaction at all. You eventually realize you're supposed to order from a computer kiosk you weren't meant to notice, and that's the entire process. Once you place your order, the service somehow gets worse. The food comes out very slowly, and not together. It arrives one item at a time, spaced out randomly. There are no napkins and no utensils available, so you're forced to keep asking just to be able to eat. Drinks are served in cans, and even then, I had to ask multiple times to actually get them. Nothing is brought automatically. No one checks on you. No one explains anything. The frustrating part is this: the food is excellent. Once everything finally makes it to the table, the burgers are genuinely very good and clearly well made. So the breakdown: * Food quality: Excellent * Ordering system: Hidden and confusing * Service: Terrible * Overall experience: Needlessly frustrating This place could be really good if they added the bare minimum like signage, basic instructions, utensils, napkins, and some actual customer service. Right now, it feels like a secret test just to figure out how to order before you're allowed to enjoy the food. Great burgers. Bad experience

Went to try this place out; they are running a special for all of May that every burger you buy you…read moreget free fries and a drink. Sounded like a great promotion... so my wife and I placed our burger order. Burgers came out but no fries or drinks. 15 minutes later, I went to ask the server were is the fries and drink are, and he said with an attitude I'll bring it out. 15 more minutes passed and still NOTHING. At this point we finished our burger, took a cup from near the fountain drink machine and served ourselves. When I went to complain about the lack of professionalism with service I received more attitude. The burger was great, but because of the service or lack their of... I will not return. Better smash burger at Chili's anyways and they always have a smile on their faces. Sorry 3:33 Burgers/Malbec Grill - you lost a weekly reoccurring customer... and yes, I will inform all of my friends and family about my horrible experience.

FIVE STARS. GAS STATION? YES. GAS STATION? ALSO YES…read more Let's get something straight. Some of the best food on earth comes from places that look like you shouldn't trust them. Gas stations. Side streets. Tiny counters with three tables and a refrigerator humming in the corner. I saw WhatSub on Yelp and thought, "Alright. Let's see if the hype survives State Road 7." It didn't just survive. It flexed. I am fully on board with five-star gas station cuisine. In fact, I seek it out. And WhatSub doesn't just play the game -- it competes internationally. This place comes dangerously close to Sandwich Master in Turin, Italy. I'm not exaggerating. And it narrowly beats out Generoso's in Coral Springs, which is not an easy feat. The bread? Legit. The meats? Layered like someone actually respects the architecture of a sandwich. The balance? No soggy mess. No overkill. No amateur hour. And then the cannoli. Freshly piped. Not pre-filled. Not sitting there getting sad and humid. Fresh. Filled to order. Shell still crisp. Ricotta smooth and balanced -- not overly sweet, not grainy, not lazy. Best cannoli I've had in South Florida since Lorenzo's in North Miami Beach. That's not a casual comparison. That's a statement. Now let's talk atmosphere. It's technically in a gas station plaza -- and yet the owners and staff are actually speaking Italian behind the counter. Not performative. Not touristy. Just normal conversation like you accidentally stepped into a deli in Torino. It feels real. So real that I went back the next day. And then again. I am not joking. When I ask myself, "What was my favorite thing?" the answer is dangerous: Everything I ordered. Cold subs. Hot subs. Cannoli. Repeat. This is the kind of place you almost don't want to write about because once the word spreads, lines get longer and secrets disappear. But credit where credit is due. WhatSub is proof that greatness doesn't need chandeliers. Sometimes it just needs good bread, proper technique, and someone who actually cares.

Came here because I saw it was a new Italian sub shop near my area. Saw good reviews and wanted to…read moretry it myself. Behind the counter was a husband/wife duo who were the business owners (didn't get their names) who stated they were from Sicily. After much deliberation, I decided to order the Arthur Ave and the Milano. The Arthur Ave is a cold sandwich that had prosciutto, arugula, stracciatella, sun dried tomato. You have a choice of bread from white, wheat rolls, and focaccia. I was informed by the husband the focaccia is made fresh daily by his wife so of course I had to try that. The wife was nice enough to let me try a sample of the prosciutto and I have to say -- it was delicious, so getting it on a sandwich was going to be a no-brainer. The Milano was for my father. Watching them make the sandwich, they put two huge pieces of chicken cutlet, mayo, lettuce, tomato, and freshly sliced mozzarella. Again, I got the focaccia bread. Both sandwich's were drizzled on the top of the focaccia bread with fresh Italian olive oil which was just the cherry on top. I had told the owners it was my first time and we had a great conversation, that they were nice enough to give me and my parents 3 free mini cannolis -- which was completely unexpected and highly appreciated! As far as the food goes, I don't have enough adjectives in my vocabulary to describe how delicious this sandwich was. From the delicious meats, the fresh veggies, and my personal favorite part -- that focaccia bread. I would buy that alone. They had specials on their menu the day I went that was a not on their menu -- a meatball sub and arancini balls. Also, keep in mind, that this shop is inside the Mobil gas station on 441 and SW 18th. There is a sign on the outside of the gas station, but if you're driving by and unsure of the location, I can confirm it is inside the Mobil. Overall, a great experience; delicious food, great people behind the counter. Only caveat I would say is it is a little bit higher price for a sandwich, but with the current economy where a McDonalds burger is over 10 bucks, you truly get what you pay for and that is top quality, fresh and delicious food. Will definitely be coming back here in the future.

5/5 -- Worth Every Mile…read more Laspada's Original Hoagies is that spot for me. Whenever I head south, it's the very first place I stop--and when I'm driving home, it's the last place I hit before getting back on the road. I even have to bring home a full order for my family, three hours away. I literally drive three hours just to eat Laspada's. That's how good they are. It was one of my favorite places when I lived in South Florida, and after all these years, they're still making the best hoagies I've ever had. Fresh, flavorful, stacked, and totally unmatched. If you know, you know. And if you don't--go. You'll understand immediately.

I was driving down Glades Road on a rainy Sunday around 10:45 am. Decided to pull over into this…read moreshopping center to see what was open until the rain let up (which it didn't). Laspada had a lit up sign in the window saying they're "open." I seem to recall Next Door Boca giving them decent reviews. I am a native of Philly, hometown of the hoagie. I thought I'd give this place a try. I ran from my car through the rain and tugged on the door....locked. The door hours say open at 11! So much for the lit "open" sign. They have outdoor metal tables and chairs under an awning. I sat at an outdoor table for ten minutes. I looked through the storefront window at a couple employees prepping and I read the wall menu. A guy unlocked the place at 11. I let a young family and several other guys go ahead of me. Guy at the slicing wheel waited on me. I ordered a small Mama Lastrada turkey & salami on wheat. There's about a half dozen employees behind the counter dealing with the assembly line of customers and sandwiches. Guy at the slicing wheel tells me one of the other guys will work on my sandwich. Okay. However, I can't move down the line because there's customers still lined up ahead of me waiting for their food. Slicing wheel guy looks up at me a minute later and asks what he can get for me. I look back at him waiting for him to recognize me from a minute ago when he already had sliced my order. No recognition! I repeated my order to him. Now he remembers me! He again refers me to one of his junior sandwich prep guys. I overheard him telling a busy junior guy, "This is just a small Mama on wheat" or something like that. Still, I can't go down the line because there's guy ahead of me had placed an order for 3 sandwiches. I swear to you that the slicing wheel guy asks me for a THIRD time for my order! By this time, I felt like I was in a Monty Python sketch. I repeated my order. Again, he refers me to a third junior associate (Manny, Moe, and Jack)? Finally, a young associate asked me for toppings. I had noticed two lettuce bins. One bin looked fine. The other looked a little brown. I decided to skip the lettuce rather than ask him to pick from the left hand bin and embarrass them. I also saw a black speck in the onion bin. It probably was nothing but I decided to skip onions just to be safe. I chose tomatoes, Swiss cheese, pickles and sweet peppers. The debit card reader asks if I want to tip. I skipped that. Price was reasonable. Hoagie was okay. The roll was soggy. Philly hoagie shops pride themselves on their rolls. I understand this is Florida, not Philly. I can appreciate this place is popular and busy. However, being asked for my order 3 times by the same experienced worker there left me feeling less than special as a customer.

Wow!!! What a nice change of pace for a food court restaurant at the Coral Square Mall…read more The sandwiches were so good and so fresh. From the breads to the meats to all the toppings. We had the prosciutto & mozzarella with pasta salad & the beef chimichurri with a side salad. Both were absolutely delicious. They also have their own dining area separate from the food court. It was much quieter and no screaming kids or adults. I'm y opinion, this is what food court food services should be like. Can't wait to go back and try another sandwich. Prices were very reasonable for the quality of the ingredients used.

I've heard of this place before but had never ordered anything before until today. I came to the…read moremall for something and was a little hungry and thirsty and decided to come and get a smoothie or something. I only really drink green smoothies, and they didn't have that for an option so I decided on getting a green juice for $10. It was a little of a wait for the juice as they make it fresh, but it was definitely worth the wait. The juice was really good and fresh. The other stuff on the menu sounded good too so I definitely want to come back and try something else. There was a decent amount of people coming and getting stuff too which I think is a good sign. It's nice to have something healthy in the mall food court as every other option is unhealthy and fast food.

Ella Cafe @ellacoffee_house Coral Springs, FL…read more Swung by for a much needed caffeine boost! Great service in a chill ambiance. Caramel Iced Latte Italian Sandwich I enjoyed my visit and I can't wait to come back! Have you been to Ella Cafe before? #EllaCoffeeHouse #IcedLatte #LetsDrinkz #EatzWithSweetz #LetsEatz

What a cozy and charming local shop located in Coral Springs. I love the farmhouse style decor with…read moreintimate seating areas. I saw couch areas and high tops table areas. Great place to meet up with a friend or a colleague. There were many drink selections besides coffees. Many fresh pastries , sandwiches and omelets are offered. My cappuccino came with a heart design and was served on a unique wooden cutting board with a heart shaped biscuit. The Italian style coffee blend of beans was made to perfection. My chocolate chip muffin was warm and chocolatey. There was a nice crowd of customers on a Sunday. It is really nice to see a local business like this. I didn't even know it existed. I do wish there were prices available to see of the drinks and menu items. Overall, I am definitely interested in returning very soon or even weekly. I definitely recommend to try if you haven't done so already..

This is a stationary food truck residing at a gas station. There is a nice, but limited menu of…read morecarefully prepared items. As the name states, the menu mostly consists of sandwiches. The combo specials are at a price that can't be beat. The truck was recently taken over by a new owner who is friendly, accommodating and open to menu suggestions.

Just checked out Sandwich World and wow... this place absolutely delivers…read more The double smash burger was the star. Perfectly crispy edges, juicy inside, and that burger sauce tied everything together in the best way. Every bite just hit. Tried the Philly cheesesteak too and it did NOT disappoint. Super flavorful, loaded, and paired with legit crispy fries that you actually want to finish, not just toss aside like most places. And honestly, the food truck vibe makes it even better. Quick, no fuss, and just straight up great food done right. If you're nearby and craving real deal comfort food, Sandwich World is 100% worth the stop. I'll definitely be back.

Easy pick up, fantastic wrap! Place was so busy and for good reason. the caeser wrap was delicious…read moreand easy to share! Will be back, want to try everything on their menu!!

This place is POPULAR, toilet the drive to see if the hype was real and the line was wrapped around…read moreinside, almost an hour wait. We decided to make a phone order and handle some errands while we waited and it was an hour wait. We got two Buffalo Chicken wraps. I will say for the amount of filling in these wraps they a the worth the $15. I like how everything is chopped, you get all the flavors in each wrap. The wraps were pretty good and the portion is great. Overall, 4 G's.