Great little sub place in a plaza. The place is small, but really cozy. I ordered an Italian sub,…read moreeverything was fresh-sliced and the bread was fluffy as a cloud. The guys working were hospitable, quick service and nice.

First impression: presentation was on point -- everything layered perfectly, not thrown together…read morelike a lot of places tend to do. The bread had that ideal balance of being soft with just enough bite, which already set it apart. Flavor-wise, everything worked well together. The meats were fresh without being overly salty, and the proportions were spot on (which is rare). Nothing overpowered anything else -- every bite felt balanced and intentional. The toppings added a nice crunch and brightness, and the honey mustard and mayo were perfectly balanced -- not too heavy, not too light -- just enough to tie everything together without overpowering the sandwich. Overall: solid 10/10. You can tell it wasn't just made, it was thoughtfully put together. Safe to say this won't be my last time here.

Doesn't matter if you come every week or every 4-6 months because you've moved out of state,…read moreVince's is still the best! Fresh lettuce and tomatoes, top quality cold cuts, the best Italian sub hands down!

I've been coming to Vince's for years now for lunch. The world famous sub is great - I always add…read morepickles! Call in your order and it's always ready for pickup upon arrival. They have great variety of chip and drinks options too.

We have always enjoyed Charleys Cheesesteak sandwiches and decided to give this place a try…read more Located inside a Circle K Shell Gas Station, this Charleys also has a drive thru for hungry customers. We ordered our meals and sat at one of the small tables inside and waited our orders. Or orders were brought to the counter and we retrieved our meals and sat at the table. I got up to ask for some salt and after looking around I was handed a packet of pepper. My wife got up and asked to borrow the salt shaker see saw being used in the kitchen. After some hesitation and my wife's promise to immediately return the salt shaker, we were able to eek out a few shakes of salt grains on our fries. The serving of meat in our sandwiches was noticeably shy of meat. The tomatoes were not ripe, but orange. If you come, bring your own salt.

We came here for lunch. The "restaurant" is located inside the Circle K convenience store. You walk…read morethrough the store and to the left you'll see the counter to order and pay. My husband ordered the combo which included his sandwich plus fries and a drink. And I just ordered a sandwich alone. We each got the small cheesesteak. I requested no onions, and no mayo. It came with cheese, steak, green peppers, mushrooms, lettuce, and tomato on a soft bread. He got his with everything. The sandwich definitely needs salt. But they were out of packets. The circle k food area didn't have any either. I wound up borrowing the chef's larger salt shaker. The sandwich was tasty, but rather looked a mess and was a bit hard to eat all together. There wasn't much meat for the "steak" part either. The fries were okay. They would have been better more well done. And I thought the portion was a bit skimpy as well. I'm glad we came to try them. So far they haven't been consistent -- quality or quantity wise -- across the brand.

Cool place with some sweet pics, posters, and guitars on the walls. I really enjoyed the throwback…read morerock and roll vibe. Menu looks great, I've only been twice and both times I had cold subs and they were quite good. The service is good and the people are friendly. Prices are reasonable so you have nothing to lose. Get there early before they run out of cookies if you like a cookie with your lunch. The cookies go quickly.

This is place is NOT totally awesome, infact it is over priced for the portion size and the…read moreattitude from the employee behind the counter. This was definitely a one and done because there was nothing special about this place. DO NOT ORDER A SALAD because it only comes with 3 small cucumber slices, 2 green pepper slices, onions, and 4 tiny tomato slices for $13.99. If you want the other toppings that come on a sub, there is individually a $.75 upcharge for sweet peppers, hot peppers, pickles, and jalapenos. If I had known before I ordered, I would have just gotten the sub that was the same price as my "sub in a tub" (no bread). My salad was just boring and not TOTALLY AWESOME! I ordered my Chef Salad to go and when I got home, it was missing the turkey and the roast beef was only half of a slice. Less than 3 oz. of meat on the whole salad. THEY ALSO CHARGE EXTRA (3.5%) FOR ANY FORM OF PAYMENT OTHER THAN GREEN CASH.

They delivered it to me and the young lady that took the order and delivery man are both quite…read morefriendly and thoughtful. The ambiance is a NY styled deli and the food is great. Do try them out in person or order in. They have catered for our office on many occasions....

Stopped by Manzo's where I haven't been to in years since I don't live nearby anymore. I was in the…read morearea wanted to see if it was still as yummy as I remembered. And I am happy to report it is!! Their Chicken Salad is a must have if you've never had it. Try it either as a sub sandwich or over salad greens. Either way it is delicious!! Staff is super friendly and the location is clean and inviting.

Apparently I already reviewed this store, but I wrote the review so I'm doing it again!! Also, why…read moredo I keep going back? Glutton for punishment? Who knows? Maybe I can work that out with my therapist. Me: "Doctor, the people at Culver's just don't seem to care about me very much." Therapist: "It's not just the people at Culver's..." So, I placed an online order for curbside pickup: two double ButterBurger meals and two custards. I pulled into the curbside area, checked in, and waited. To the store's credit, my order came out quickly! Well...it came out of the door quickly. Actually getting it from the door to my car turned out to be a considerably more ambitious undertaking. The team member entrusted with this perilous journey emerged from the restaurant carrying my food and began making his way toward me with all the enthusiasm of a 40-year-old man heading to that doctor's appointment. Guys over 40 know the one. I watched as he approached, slow shuffling step after slow shuffling step, each one bringing him incrementally closer to his destination. Minutes seemed to pass. Seasons may have changed. Civilizations rose and fell. Still, he pressed onward. When he finally drew within about 10 feet of my car, I greeted him with an enthusiastic, "Hey, how are you?" Nothing. Apparently, the journey had already taken a terrible toll on his constitution, leaving him without sufficient reserves for conversation. But he would not be deterred. He soldiered bravely onward, closing those final few feet until, at last, he reached my window. Pheidippides ran from Marathon to Athens to announce the Greek victory and promptly died from the effort. Watching this young man cross the Culver's parking lot, I began to understand how that could happen. At last, our hero extended a bag containing my burgers and now-cold fries, along with a drink carrier containing two custards, a lemonade, and approximately 3/4 of a Diet Root Beer. This raises a separate question: Culver's, why is your root beer so incredibly foamy? More importantly, since I assume this phenomenon has been observed before, why not wait five seconds for the foam to settle and then fill the cup the rest of the way? I ordered a medium Diet Root Beer, not a small Diet Root Beer with a decorative foam hat. But I digress. His mission complete, our weary traveler bade me farewell with a mumbled, "Here you go." And then he turned. Before him stretched the vast expanse of asphalt he had only moments earlier conquered. Somewhere beyond the horizon stood Culver's. Home. Safety. Maybe a chair. And so his return trek began. A modern-day Odysseus, condemned to wander the parking lot in search of Ithaca. I can only assume that somewhere between my car and the front door he encountered a Cyclops, resisted the Sirens, and angered Poseidon, because I didn't have another 20 minutes to stick around and see whether he made it. Maybe Christopher Nolan will make a movie about it. In all seriousness, the food itself was fine except for the fries being cold, and the order was prepared quickly. The problem was the service. The employee who brought it out was extraordinarily slow, completely disengaged, ignored a friendly greeting, and acted as though delivering my order was an almost unbearable imposition. I'm not expecting someone to sprint across the parking lot, sing the Culver's fight song, or greet me with the enthusiasm of a cruise director. But a normal walking pace, a "hello," and the faintest indication that you don't actively resent both your job and the person whose food you're delivering seems like a reasonable baseline for customer service. TL;DR: The kitchen did its job. The curbside employee appeared to have a serious case of the Mondays. I believe you'd get your [synonym for donkey] kicked for saying something like that. The fries were cold, the root beer was 25% atmosphere, and I witnessed a journey worthy of Homer. Two stars for the experience. Five stars for the epic. Yes, I Googled the spelling of Pheidippides! That guy had to have a heck of a time endorsing checks.

I use to love Culver's so much especially for the chicken had such a good flavor and crunchy plus…read morethe kids meals come with an ice cream that's is so yummy.. I went today and got my kids the chicken tender meal... and they have CHANGED the quality and it horrible what use to stand out from all these fast food chains has joined them. The chicken tenders had no crunch flat and flimsy. No where close to the same flavor. The fries I don't know if they changed as well but no crunch and had a weird taste to them. Not the same I am so sad I hope they bring back the Springfield chicken back

Don't judge a book by its cover! This deli might not look like much from the outside but it was…read morefantastic. The owner made some recommendations and talked about how high the quality of his ingredients were before we made our decisions. We each opted for an Italian and he recommended adding sweet peppers, which were a game changer. He stuffs all the ingredients in the bread on top of some meat, before wrapping more meat around it, making it much neater when you eat it! His store has a little bit of everything which can sometimes be a red flag but he truly does this for fun, as his main business is a Christmas light business that is attached to the same building.

Food was ok and the place is clean. I do have one gripe and…read morethankfully most restaurant owners think about their customers and avoid it. 3 Bz Hoagies has two large screen televisions that are constantly blaring the news. Bizarre that this restaurant owner doesn't understand that people want to eat and enjoy their meal with having politics preached at them. Not worth going back to this restaurant and being force fed to hear/watch Fox News.

We ordered Philly cheesesteaks and their watermelon/strawberry lemonade. Both were disappointing…read more Delivery was fast, which was aporeciated. But the Philly cheesesteaks had an odd flavor; not one of steak or any meat with which I'm familiar. Just not expected from a fairly simple and easy sandwich to make. The lemonade also was off tasting. Tasted more like substitute sugar water and contained small bits of red pieces in the bottom that didn't resemble either watermelon or strawberry. Sorry, Charley, just a miss.

For a fast quick lunch, this was very good. They have a number of combos that include a drink and…read morefries. And you can choose either one of the cheesesteaks or wings. The cheesesteaks are either steak or chicken. There is even a turkey options. And there are several options for one with bacon or one with different sauces or different cheeses. We wound up getting one Philly cheesesteak combo and one separate small Philly cheesesteak. We got steak that came with grilled onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and provolone cheese. The sandwiches came out fast. Hot and fresh. They were delicious. The fries were well done and crispy. We were happy campers.