Very good food and very nice people. Lunch was great. Loved the Italy sandwich and very good…read morechicken.

I don't know how I never tried Cracchiolo's since it's an institution in Woodland, but my best…read morefriend's husband always raves about their sandwiches so I finally tried one and jeeze have I been missing out. The Cracc's PR was great!!! Warmed up with loads of meat. The flavor combinations were perfect on the pretzel bun. And the sandwich was huge! They make the sandwiches right there for you so it can take a little while if they're busy, but they're so friendly and helpful, they get it out as fast as possible. The market is a great little market. Surprisingly they have great prices on meats. Everyone was really nice and helpful. I'll definitely be back!

I am confused about the Yelp reviews for this place. My enchilada plate arrived lukewarm and…read moreutterly devoid of enchilada sauce. Enchiladas are supposed to be covered with red sauce and cheese, and heated under the broiler. This food tasted like it was microwaved. The beans tasted suspiciously canned, but I could be wrong about that. Still, carelessly prepared Mexican food.

Food was great and the person helping us treat us first time dinners as if we were old friends…read more Nice area to dine in. The quality and quantity of food is amazing for the price. Service was fast and they checked a few times if we needed anything.

I'm so disappointed. I guess it's my fault for not asking the price, but I paid $12 for a sandwich…read morethat was nothing but sliced sourdough, mustard, 2 or 3 slices of cheddar cheese, lettuce, and tomato. Twelve dollars. This same sandwich at Sprouts is 5.99 and has more cheese on it. I get that Nugget is a local specialty store, but this is outrageous. I also had the red potato salad and couldn't eat it. It was just not good, barely any flavor except dill. I don't know how you can make such flavorless potato salad. I'm sad and still hungry.

This review is based on a catered food…read more Caesar salad: the lettuce was crisp and fresh. The croutons were herby and garlicky. The dressing was standard. Quinoa salad: it has great flavor and was not salty. I enjoyed the edamame for extra protein. Roast beef sandwich: the beef was tender and the bread was soft and chewy. I would've like it with some horseradish. Veggie sandwich: the mushroom, eggplant, arugula, and roasted pepper really works well together. I enjoy this sandwich. Overall, it was an enjoyable lunch and recommend all 4 items.

Visiting family and they recommended this spot. It was pretty busy, but the line moved faster than…read moreexpected. I got the French dip and it was honestly really good. Staff was very efficient and hospitable, and the ambiance was very warm and cozy! The prices were a bit high, however if you need to stop by for a quick sandwich, I would advise to give this place a chance!

I appreciate online ordering to minimize the wait time during my lunch hour…read more I still very much enjoy the sandwiches at Sourdough & Co. I like that there are hot, specialty sandwiches. This is my second visit ordering the smoked brisket and it did not disappoint. Definitely my rotational sandwich establishment while at work.

Disappointing! First, let me say that I've been to several…read moreMr. Pickles locations, but never this one. I've always been impressed with a variety and freshness of their sandwiches. Not today. I had a Mrs. pickles on Dutch crunch bread. It was weird. I got it to go and ate it about 10 minutes after it was prepared. It was oddly soggy. The bread was not crunchy. I'm wondering if it's a different bakery? Dutch crunch is always has a crunch! It's what I like. It was pretty flavorless. The produce was soggy. I think that's what made the entire sandwich seemed very soggy. It just seems like the entire sandwich had been made in advance, maybe hours before, and then served. I just don't get it. I also had macaroni salad. It was so-so. The cookie looked over done, but it was actually fine. I know this isn't typical for other locations so I'm hesitant to come back to this one. I hope others have better experiences! I mean, it's just a sandwich.

Dear Mr. Pickles, Thanksgiving weekend. Can you spot the…read moremeat on this roast beef and Pastrami half sandwich? In this economy please do better.

Absolutely 10/10 Everything at Judy's Grinder was so good!…read moreThe fish & chips were perfectly crispy and flavorful, and the onion bloom was AMAZING. Seriously one of the best appetizers I've had in a long time. Great food, great portions, and everything came out fresh. The service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was welcoming, fun, and comfortable. You can tell they really care about the experience. I saw real photos of their burgers, and those are up next on our list. Highly recommend!

From first impressions, Judy's doesn't seem like a 5 star establishment. It's an institution in…read moreWoodland that is showing its age inside and out. The parking lot on a mild Friday evening was also nearly empty, which is why, after the experience I had, I'm hoping this 5 star review catches someone's eye to drum up a little more business for this humble eatery. Judy's has been around since before I was born. When I was a kid I remember visiting a few times with my dad to get burgers and shakes (I seem to recall waiting for food on an old car seat? Maybe other people remember that). About 12 years ago, I worked in the office building just behind it, and would visit for lunch at least once a week--I remember the BLT being very good. This place has always been a dive, as far back as my memory goes. So don't expect a clinically clean interior. Everything is showing its age, including the massive menu covering the gamut: teriyaki, cheesesteaks, gyros, and of course the greasy spoon mainstays of burgers and hot dogs. After I got a new job, I didn't have much occasion to visit Judy's. They also don't exactly serve up the kind food you want to be eating every day. But I happened to find myself on the west side of town and was craving fish and chips, and could only think of one place to visit. I ordered online through their website, which was very easy, and they offer lots of options for customization. I really appreciated they had a 1-piece fish and chips, because, as I suspected, the portions are really large. I arrived about 5 min before my estimated pick-up time, and after a short wait the woman running the whole show came out and my food was already ready. She was so sweet, that on impulse I decided to get a shake as well. I wonder if the business changed management since I used to frequent a lot, because I don't remember this woman at all, but she was very kind. I discovered just how kind once I got home: not only did I have a generous portion of crispy fish and chips, but a bonus fried zucchini and what I think was a sweet potato plank. They really didn't have to do that, but I so appreciated it. Word to the wise: they leave you to salt your food, so if you are taking to go and don't have access to a salt shaker, perhaps borrow one from a vacant table to shake in your bag before you leave. As previously mentioned, the fish--which had something like a beer batter or tempura batter--was crunchy and delicious. The filet itself wasn't super thick, but the fish has a mild taste and was cooked perfectly. The fried veggies were also super good, and I LOVED their tartar sauce: so herbaceous. The fries are exactly the kind I like in this application: English style thick-cut chips. Predictably, the milkshake was also delicious (peanut butter and chocolate, so how could it not be?) So Judy's isn't much to look at from the outside, but it has real heart. Even though it isn't my style of food and is a bit out of the way for me, I want to continue supporting this business. They deserve it, and you deserve some delicious fish and chips.

Normally eat here. Sandwiches made well. But saw there was new person making food. DONT ask for…read moreSalt and Pepper.

If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would. I ordered from Togo's through DoorDash, but let me…read morebe clear: Togo's themselves dispatch the orders, not DoorDash. I Googled it, so I know they're lying. I called 40 minutes after they opened because my order still wasn't confirmed, and magically, right after my call, I suddenly got an email saying it was confirmed. Total bullshit. When I called back, the girl tried to blame DoorDash--which is flat-out not true. To make matters worse, they refused to cancel my order. I'm going to throw the sandwich straight in the trash--it's no big loss, but I want everyone to know not to waste their time or money here. This place is dishonest, rude, and an absolute joke. The employees need to get it together and actually accept the orders when they show up to work not after I call and lie about it.

Went in and grabbed a shrimp burrito. It was delicious and perfectly seasoned. Bell peppers and…read moreonions were perfect and the spicy sour cream was amazing ! They close at 3pm just a heads up. My coworkers got a carne asada and adobada burritos they looked good but didn't even share with me. Overall great little spot to grab lunch.

Carniceria La Bodega serves up some mighty tasty burritos. I have dined here twice and I have not…read morebeen disappointed. Attractively priced To stretch your lunch budget. Very friendly staff. Don't be disappointed by the location.

This review is solely based on their deli - specifically their sandwiches…read more First off, the service is great! They are very attentive. I forgot to add a meat to my ticket and they went out of their way to find me and ask me if I wanted meat on my sandwich. Second, you can't beat the price. $12 Bucks for a six inch, chips and water. Third, it taste good!

Today's date 05-28-2025. It seems that this store is going…read moredownhill! I am not sure if they have new management or not, but they do have a lot of new, younger employees. The turnover in this store (East Gibson Road - Woodland) is high, they don't seem to be able to keep employees. On Sunday 05/25/2025, afternoon) I walked up to a checker (Lady, blonde, about 50 years of age) and asked where I could find a certain item. She asked what it was and then she said I don't know. So, I asked if she could look it up on her screen (Computer at the checkout counter) and she said she had no way of checking. Then she got kind of snotty and yelled over to another young checker (Young guy, about 22-25 years of age), and said "I have things I need to go do, can you tell this guy (me) and tell him where the item is that I am looking for. He said to try aisle XXX on the left side. Bingo, there it was. He knew right away! (Give this man a raise) This lady does not belong working in this store if she is going to act this way. I hope management sees this and has a talk with her. I have been shopping at this store 2-3 times per week since it opened and now, I am not happy with this store. Recently (05-25-2025) I purchased some frozen meals made by Tribali. I took one to work for lunch. When I opened the package, the plastic container was shattered into 20 pieces and was all inside the frozen food. I couldn't eat it, so I wrapped it back in its box (See blue tape). THIS is when I noticed the expiration date of 03/06/2025 (What the heck?) I called the store, and they said to bring it in for an exchange. I took it in, went to the freezer section and found about a dozen more of these meals had expired, some as far back as Oct. 10, 2023 (Almost 2 years expired). I immediately went back to the employees and had them come take a look, and they did. I asked a lot of questions as to Whom is in charge of getting expired food off of the shelves and out of the freezers. They said they have a "program" that tells them. LMBO - this program doesn't work. Today (05-28-2025) I decided to call the store manager. He told me he was sorry and explained that employees are supposed to check the items when they stock the shelves. It's evident that the employees do not do their job properly. He also mentioned that they have a program to check for expired foods. The more we talked, the less confident and less understanding I was feeling. After a long conversation with the store manager, I asked for the corporate office number, I wanted to take this further. He gave me the number and of course, I couldn't get through. Finally, after 45 minutes I was able to get through with the help of someone else. Now I spoke to one of the managers there and went through the same scenario - how can this happen if you have programs and people are supposed to check these things. We had a nice talk, and he is going to have a discussion with the Bel Air manager. For now, and the next many months, Bel Air is going to lose my business, roughly $300 per week. I will take myself to Food For Less even though it is not convenient. See attached photos. My new found advice?? CHECK ALL PACKAGES for the expiration dates!

My boy DANNY!…read more Personal stuff aside, it's a liquor store. They sell liquor, beer, candy, snacks, and some other stuff. I mean...what else do you want? How ISN'T it five stars?

Danny is the nicest guy...so is everyone else who works there! Danny makes sure he welcomes…read moreeveryone by the first name...he remembered mine after only one visit. Yes, it's a liquor store...but usually the guys who work in liquor stores are pervs who give me the creeps. Not here! Thanks, Danny, for always being so nice to everyone and so welcoming.