When we first walked into the store it reminded me of something cozy. The smell of food and how it…read morewas decorated was so quite quaint. I loved it. The food was very tasty and not just thrown together. We live in Virginia Beach so when we visit once or twice a year we love to try new places and this place is a keeper. So please don't leave soon unless you're coming to Virginia Beach The service was friendly and they all worked together to provide customers with a pleasant and satisfying dining experience.

My bf and I recently moved to this part of town and love grabbing food from here! It's a cute…read morelittle place. The only downside is the funky hours. It closes 5pm every day which means people who work 9-5 during the week are SOL and they're closed Sunday's and Monday's so we can really only get it on Saturday's. Aside from that, highly recommend!!

I kept going back & forth between 4-5 stars and the reason it was 5 was because of the customer…read moreservice. As the sandwiches are listed on the menu, you're asked (at the register) if you'd like whatever fixings that go with the sandwich. I got the Turkey and Cheese with lettuce & pickles, I added jalapeños & jalapeño sauce. I liked the creamy Italian sauce too. The sandwich was stacked. Plenty of turkey, plenty of lettuce, plenty of pickles and jalapeños. The sauce was there and wasn't an overload, just the right amount. The sandwiches come in small or large & I'm glad I got the small. The combos come with chips and a drink, they have one of my favorite chip brands, Miss Vickie's (Spicy Dill Pickle is an automatic pick for me). I wish I got the name of the dude who took my order. He was super cool, laid back & nice. He asked me if it was my first time in & I said yes (I always ordered pickup) and got to choose between the 3 cookie options they had for free. Their oatmeal raisin cookie doesn't taste like your average, see for yourself. *Side Note: Did Bill & Ruth's specialize in mainly cold sandwiches? The reason why I ask is because I never remembered being offered between wanting my sandwich cold or hot.*

This sandwich was great, it was prepared quickly, staff were attentive and friendly. When they…read moreheard it was my first time in they gave me a free cookie. They also have a drive through! I'm glad I went here rather than a big chain and I will definitely be back!

Got into Tulsa around 1pm and was quite hungry. Checked in to my hotel and then hit up a local…read moresandwich shop. Capriottis it was. Service was fantastic! Everyone was very nice and accommodating. The food wasn't very good in my opinion. I chose the turkey sandwich. Although the turkey was real turkey breast, not deli meat, it didn't have a lot of flavor. There also weren't a lot of toppings, and bread ratio was too bready. There isn't an option to "build your own" like Jersey Mikes or Subway, so you're kind of stuck with what you get. It wasn't awful, just not that good. Service made up for mediocre food.

I arrived at Capriotti's to pickup my sandwiches. Never been here before so I stood at cashiers…read morestation and waited for assistance. Both employees were at the grill working diligently. Neither looked up to see me standing there. After six minutes standing there one looked at me. Came up and asked me if she could help me. I told her my name and was there to pickup my sandwiches. With this "you dumb butt look" and said "it's right over there"and walked off. Remember I've never been there before and I hadn't seen the shelf holding our food. Place is small with six or so tables. Got home with our sandwiches. My Italian Sub was SO WET AND SOGGY! The lettuce and thinly sliced tomato were drenched in some unidentified liquid substance. I pulled all of the let out of the sub. Leaving me with a bun that was falling apart. Torn off about half of the top and bottom of the bun. Flavor of meat was okay at its best. I ate one half Wife's Homemade Turkey sub was bland and tasteless. She ate 1/3 of one half. Two bags of chips were the hit of the meal. $29.60 wasted. Can't say we didn't try.

What a cute place! Walked in and was kindly greeted by staff at the bar who served us…read more We got drinks and food and the trout was some of the best I've had in Tulsa. We will be back!

A perfectly quaint dinner spot with creative menu options for adventurous eaters, and tried and…read moretrue classics for those who like to stick to the basics. We had the chicken fried quail and blackberry ravioli featured entrees paired with the chocolate walnut old fashioned and Thai time mule respectively. The food was fantastic and the drinks were well crafted. The service was efficient and Crystal took great care of us. Both of us appreciated the decor and lighting, it almost felt like we were on a movie set. We can't wait to return and try something new!

food moms brought me home leftovers from brunch, including…read moreplantain, waffle, eggs, and toast. the plantain was thick, juicy, and delicious, the waffle same, with syrup infusion as a bonus, the toast with infusion too, butter variety that is, and eggs, lil cheese, excellently cooked, pun habit, sorry, and a meal which any beverage would pair perfectly, and though, i'm not currently recalling if it was coffee or water I'd paired, the meal as a whole was perfect. service momma graciously offered me leftovers after brunching with her friend, absolutely amazing service, love, momma. ambiance giving environmentally friendly based on togo container material that looked like recycled material, though not entirely certain.

Bird and Bottle is just delicious! They have a stripped down menu so that they can really focus on…read moremaking specific dishes that shine. I got the brick chicken--my second time getting it--and it is just fantastic! Every part of the dish excels from the chicken to the gnocchi to the vegetables. My only fear is that I expect I will just keep ordering the brick chicken and not experience the rest of what I can only assume is a wonderful selection of other delicious menu items. The $4 martinis are a great addition to the entire experience and make for a tasty but reasonably priced night out. I know I'll be back! 5/5

PJs have been there for a long time. I've just never been in went in for the first time with a…read morefriend of mine for lunch. She had a BLT and she gave it a four I had a salad with egg salad, chicken salad, and tuna salad all were really good the waitress very friendly and then she gave us a cookie to go. I thought that was really sweet of her good lunch for a good price.

They are old school in the BEST possible way. Consistent, no shortcuts, and you can tell they put…read morecare in making food. It's sad that that's a rarity now-a-days. Their food reminds me of being a kid and going out with the girls to a place like this. Salads and Sammie's are soooo yummy, full of extras, and just solid. The chicken, tuna, eggs salads in the triple hitter (my favor) are all supper yummy, not runny at all, and I honesty can't choose my fav, so I'm glad they offer this!! The only thing bad is my fault, bc I wasn't a patron a long time ago!

firstly, though i'd saw the restaurant building some time ago and had wanted to try it for some…read moretime as well, i just recently learned the name is project bahn mi boba rather than project boba bahn mi, a confusion the bmb abbreviation helps with recalling. food in part because of the restaurant name, i'd wanted to try both a sandwich and boba tea, and learned there are several delectable options for each. the sandwiches come in many options of protein and generally are categorized as vietnamese sandwiches, which typically come with a coldcut meat, and warm sandwiches, of which i'd got the latter with grilled chicken. and for a boba tea, the flavor option called "matcha love" looked good to me, so that is what i ordered. pops brought me to lunch, and while he did not get a boba tea, he got one of the vietnamese sandwiches, also chicken. he enjoyed his, and i very much enjoyed mine too, so i'd suggest you go with your gut and trust you cannot go wrong with either variety of sandwich. the boba tea was quite tasty also, with layers on layers of flavor, from the tea itself, to the milky froth, to the juicy boba balls, such a yummy drink. service excellent, i especially appreciated the straightforward explanation of the sandwich varieties and boba options. ambiance very cozy, open space with limited, though intimate, seating, featuring window views all around the restaurant of a active, developing shopping and entertainment area of the city.

I was craving a Vietnamese sandwich for breakfast and decided to stop by Project BMB. I've always…read moreloved their egg sandwiches. What I forgot is that on weekends they roll out exclusive items like spring rolls, egg rolls, and puff pastries. They even had a special: buy 4, get 1 free. (Not pictured are the egg roll and puff pastry.) The puff pastry comes in either pork or chicken, I went with pork. It had quite a bit of onion, but the flavor was still really savory. The spring rolls were tasty too, though a little on the smaller side. The star of the visit, though, was the Saigon coffee. It's Vietnamese-style coffee made with espresso and sugar, and wow! It was STRONG. Highly recommend if you're a coffee lover. Service was great. The cashier was super sweet. Plus, when I came right at opening (11am on Saturday), it wasn't busy at all, which was a nice bonus.

food delicious, i'd tried the eggplant parmesan pasta, and…read morewas astonished by the combination of flavors and textures, from the lightly breaded eggplant that gave a meaty texture and taste most bites, with the occasional crunchy umami of the breading, to the thick spaghetti pasta noodles that provided for more regular umami bites, to the tangy, somewhat sweet marinara that coated the noodles and splashed onto the eggplant parmesan, to a coat of mozzarella cheese with perfect coagulation that brought more of that, you guessed it, oh so nice umami taste, atop the entire dish. also, the meal was served first with a appetizer course of deep, little bit crunchy bread, i'd guess focaccia, a variety i'd tried before from a local baker from whom mom would buy. the bread was apparently baked with perfectly ample amounts of butter and olive oil, as to leave the taste of infusion of those ingredients with each bite. and the seasoned butter that came with it was butter on the bread, so to say. lastly, so rich was the meal, just water was just fine for a bev. service service was most welcoming. as the first guests of the day to the restaurant, pop and i were greeted warmly, instructed to choose a drink and sit at whichever table we preferred, and delivered the food promptly and with expert pace, receiving the bread just a few minutes before the main course. ambiance i'd been most fascinated by homey tablecloths on each of tables, that most certainly give deli, though also suggest outdoorsy picnic pattern, which, to me, blends the deli as the main attraction with the additional patio seating option.

Not what I was expecting. In fact, I thought I knew exactly where it was but was a little unsure to…read moreeven walk in (no signage).... Not sure what was up with that. I was expecting the casualness of the place. Even so, I thought it was a relaxing place to dine. We ordered a small goat cheese pizza and a loaded-meat one. I loved the arugula on the goat cheese pizza. My bite of the Meat Lovers was above average. We also got two small garden salads. They had a lot of arugula in them as well. Be aware that the balsamic dressing is super thick. Totally emulsified. If you're wanting a vinegar and oil dressing, this is not it. That being said, I did love it. We saw lots of the focaccia coming out as apps and I would totally order that on our next visit. I definitely want to try their pasta too.