I prioritized checking off the original Katzinger's at the German village but they are not open…read moreuntil a later hour and we had to make adjustments to our day's schedule. We stopped by Katzinger's in Dublin, a very family-friendly suburb, on a Sunday morning at 9 am and picked up the Katzinger's Reuben in deli size. It is stacked with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing. We brought the sandwich as lunch for our visit to the COSI: Center of Science and Industry because they are brown-bag friendly. The sandwich sat in our insulated cooler bag for about three hours before we go to it and it held up really well. The meat was tender but the bread lacked a caraway tang. The diner has a complimentary, all-you-can-eat, self-serve pickle barrel. Realistically, you only need one or none at because it was overly salty.

You can add parking and move to the suburbs, but Katzingers is still Katzingers. I had to laugh…read moreduring my most recent visit after the storms when there was a bucket and rags inside the door in perfect trip hazard position just like on third street - leaky roofs are apparently an essential Katzingers tradition. The menu is also the same - we're all living in the same economy, so just like most places the sandwiches have shrunk and the prices have grown, but the quality is still there. And the pickles are still free, so we're not in the end times quite yet.

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Don't eat here. They allow non-service dogs into their restaurant and then accost the people…read morecalling them out about it.

The food was absolutely excellent, and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. My only reason for…read moregiving four stars instead of five is that the serving size was a little smaller than I expected, especially for something labeled as a flatbread. It was delicious, but I was hoping for a more substantial portion. Overall, I'd definitely come back--the quality of the food made it worth the visit!

The sandwiches are still excellent, and service has significantly improved from the grumpy teenager…read moreof my first visit. I particularly like the breakfast sandwiches now, but don't get the coffee - it tastes like it was brewed in an ashtray. Luckily Sweetwater is just down the street, so breakfast plans were saved.

Walking into Hella's Kitchen felt like stepping onto the set of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives--I…read morehalf expected Guy Fieri to pop out from behind the counter yelling, "Welcome to Flavortown!" Let's talk biscuits and gravy: life-changing. Like, "where-have-you-been-all-my-life" levels of good. Fluffy, buttery biscuits smothered in gravy so rich, it should come with a financial advisor. Portion sizes? Let's just say if you leave hungry, that's on you. My plate looked like a food challenge and I accepted with honor (and a to-go box). The staff? Absolute gems. Warm, funny, and fast--like if your favorite aunt and your coolest diner waitress teamed up to make sure you never ran out of coffee or joy. If you like great food, big portions, and the feeling that your breakfast might get its own episode on the Food Network, Hella's Kitchen is your place. Bring a friend... or three. You'll need help finishing.

visited Sat. June 20, not overly crowded. gave simp orders. my companion's order was served fine. 4…read moreor 5 minutes later i was given an incorrect order, I explained to the gentleman I ordered eggs over medium, sausage and potatoes. he returned a few minutes later saying he made an error, my order would be just a moment. 15 minutes later still no order. after 30 minutes total time there my companion had eaten and was ready to depart. the waitress that took the original order was no help. the tall grey haired gentleman said again it was his mistake. but he was not able to correct it. we finally left. understand the error but it should have been corrected. strange for a location with a strong reputation. customers that were seating after us were served while I waited. poor!

You can never go wrong with a stop at Vincenzo's!! Let your nose lead you in there then let your…read moretummy take over. Beautiful breads, amazing (huge- 2 person) hoagies, prepared foods and a great wine selection (w/ decent $$). I just stopped in for a hoagie and left w/ that plus a couple Italian sausages, meatballs, eggplant parm and chicken parm. Delicious!!

I will say when we pulled up I was surprised to see everyone working in the kitchen through the…read morewindows. Then we asked in the front door and it was so much smaller than I imagined. One single set of shelving down the middle of the store with foods on one side and wine on the other. The perimeter is a deli type counter on one side with the food counter and checkout area in the back. Please believe me when I say be prepared to just look past all that chaos to see the beauty in it. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Yes they do offer suggestions, answer your questions and carry your purchases to your car for you. Who does that nowadays?!? I read a review saying not to skip out on the rosemary sea salt bread so I didn't. I mean the smells and it looked like perfection on the tray so how could I resist!? So glad I didn't. It was warm, soft, flavorful and ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! I would return for the fresh baked bread alone. We were given samples and we made our selections, paid and had our goodies carried out to the car for us. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. We ended up with a couple varieties of olives, a couple of meatballs and the bread. All fabulous. If you're anywhere near this area and you need some mouthwateringly good food do stop in.

This family and friends place is nice! They have a good selection of coffee and other unique finds…read more A small flower shop where they arrange for you. A decent produce department. The absolute BEST item in the store is the ham salad! They make their ham in house and use it for the ham salad as well as sell it sliced. It's great on bread and crackers alike, you may even find yourself eating it with a spoon.. or finger ( no judgment here!) My only complaint is that it's very pricey. Yes, it's a small business and I get that. However, money only goes so far and choices need to be made. So, they are on a once every couple of weeks rotation for us. They have a punch card that gives you a punch when you spend $50 on one purchase. You do not get 2 punches if you spend $100 sadly. Once you get so many punches, you get so much off your next purchase.

I pop in here every time I'm in the area. I love the salad bar but always leave with a few bottles…read moreof wine and several bags of ground coffee. It's never been crowded on my handful of visits and the staff are genuinely kind and helpful. The one thing I wish for is a few more sales. I'm a sucker for sale prices.

I wish I could them a 3.5 because it was honestly pretty good for fast casual. My expectations were…read morenot high but I needed a quick meal. I ordered the sandwich/salad combo. I got the chicken club and powerhouse salad for $12, which was enough for 2 small meals. The club was good, with chicken breast, bacon and I pot hot peppers, tomato and lettuce with the spicy bbq sauce, not too much bread - just the right amount. The salad was solid too, tons of toppings. The service was fine for fast casual. The ambiance is as expected for fast casual. I was pleasantly surprised and would go again!

Met up with a friend passing through town, and we decided to hit Potbelly--because nothing says…read more"catching up like adults" quite like soup, sandwiches, and chips that burn slightly on the way down. It's been a minute since I've been here, and honestly, I forgot how good it is. I went all in with the Chicken Pot Pie Soup, Mama's Meatball sandwich with peppers, and a bag of Zapp's Hot Pepper chips--because moderation is for people who don't love flavor. The Chicken Pot Pie Soup? Well, let's just say it leaned more "cream of chicken" than "pot pie." The crusty topping... I'm not sure what sorcery that was, but it had the texture of something between a crouton and a pulverized Ritz cracker that lost its way. Not bad, just... confusing. cracker The Mama's Meatball, though, stole the show. Delicious, saucy, and stacked like it's proud of itself. The peppers gave it just the right kick. And Zapp's chips? Always a chaotic good choice. Overall, great lunch, great company, and a reminder that Potbelly still knows how to make comfort food without overcomplicating it. Would I come back? Absolutely. Just maybe I'll skip the soup--or bring a pie crust of my own next time.

Very well stocked store. Very nice staff. Always clean and right in my neighborhood and always open…read morepast midnight.

Great hospitality the staff is very nice. They always have what you need! prices are very good as…read morewell.

We stopped on our way to a lake house for our sons birthday! Carfagna's had everything we needed…read moreand more! Everyone who attended from ages 1-73 was overjoyed with the quality/taste of the delicious food. From the premade and bought instore Italian night to the best steakburgers/italian sausage grilldinner, and yummy breakfast and lunch items, no one left hungry! Carfagna's will become a regular stop on our way for future relaxing/boating weekends!

Carfagna's is located in the busy Polaris area right next to a Hobby Lobby. It is a large Italian…read moreGrocery with a restaurant/bar and wine tasting area. The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was easy in the parking lot despite being very busy. They had a good selection of Italian items. Especially bakery and premade items. Many of the premade items were in large quantities. I was looking for a specific Sicilian flour and they did not have it . The baking section was not very big. We passed through the wine area. The wine tasting bar was very busy and there seemed to be a large selection of wine. If I am in the area I would stop in again.