This place rocks - Family run and owned ! One of the very few legit authentic NY italian deli's and…read morehands down my and my friends all time fave! The roast beef w artichoke hearts, parm and balsamic is the clear winner. Bring your appetite because this place doesn't make wish sandwiches. Expect to take half home with you. 10/10

My boss suggested we order firm lunch from here and it was a success. Italian sub was massive but…read moremore importantly delicious. Definitely made an impression that my picky coworker wanted to order from them again so that speaks wonders.

This place is really a hidden gem. It's a market & a deli. Lots of grocery items from Eastern…read moreEurope. They have a hot food section cooked daily. It's to buy by the pound. I got the chicken soup that was really tasty & great for a cold day. I also got the very salad. It was very fresh with dill, peas in a light vinaigrette. The star of the meal was the stuffed cabbage roll. It was really delicious! Not too much rice. The perfect proportion of meat & rice. The cabbage was really tender & it had a little bit of heat. Yum!! There's a few tables to eat in. Very quiet & they serve wines from all over the it's a great selection Next I'm in Palm Beach I'll sure visit.

Just had the mushroom lasagna and meatballs dish. It's incredibly decadent flavor, soft, thin…read morelayered lovely balance of cheese and mushrooms from the Italian behind the counter. Meatballs were incredible, definitely great choice of tomatoes. If the Chef has you try something he's made, your bound to comeback for more! Bravo Gentleman

Emma is the best waitress we have had in a very long time, she is the best!!!!!…read more Food was great

Came in xmas morning to try the gingerbread pancakes a friend had told me about. They were good…read morebut definitely didn't look the same as what she had. Hers had brown cinnamon sugar pieces and whip cream, mine were completely bare. The refill of coffee wasnt hot. My waitress, though nice checked on me once i think. Im not sure how busy they were in the main dining room. I was sat closer to the pick up / deli part is. Coffee was $4.19 id expect it to always be hot.

Had a blast at the Sourdough Baking Class! If you are interested in getting into baking Sourdough…read morethis is the best way to learn!

Had the quiche which came with a small container of fruit ( sliced apples and a few grapes ). I…read morewas a bit disappointed. I have had better quiche, especially for the price that I paid for a slice. Costco sells a better quiche. The bakery was congested and overcrowded on the day that I went which gave the impression that the food must be good to have so many customers. I also purchased two pastries, which were dry and less like pastries and more like bread. I would consider them a bit overpriced.

Stopped by here on our way to our hotel. This place is massive and offers everything from made to…read moreorder sandwiches, pizzas, a salad bar, precooked EVERYTHING! We saw meatloaf, chicken piccata, lasagna, ribs, I mean I can go on and on. They also have a market to buy other goods. My one complaint is the staff. The guy who made our sandwiches was so polite, but he was the only one. The hot case is right next to the pizza, so you would think if the lady asked for some meatballs he would take care of it, especially since the deli line was so long. The guy in the pizza station had no customers, but still told the lady she had to wait and ask the deli for the THREE meatballs she wanted. Checking out was the same. Just rude, no acknowledgment. Will I still come if in the area, probably but I'll give them the same energy they give their customers!

We have been coming to Carmines for years and have always loved it. However, during our visit on…read more4/26/26 for a late lunch, we witnessed a busser fill the water jug and while doing so let the top of the gun lay inside the jug. So the dirty water gun was soaking in water that he was about to pour into people's glasses. I almost threw up. Then....we witnessed him drop the water jug into the ice - the same ice that servers were using to make drinks. Who knows where the bottom of the water jug has been as I'm sure he has put it down a time or two on bar tops, table tops, etc. And now, it's sitting in the ice. Gross. Lastly, there had to be 100 flies all over the outside bar. Regular flies and also fruit flies. I hate to leave this negative review but am doing so in the hopes that they clean up, because we really love Carmines.

Had a great lunch today at Gourmet Deli House. I couldn't resist having a Patty Melt. Geralyn was…read moreour server, and serve she did! She was prompt to the table, got the orders just right and was still smiling when we left. Everyone was kind and thoughtful, and pleasurable. It's a great place for a great meal! Thank you, Geralyn! :)) See ya next time!

Jerilyn is not only a great server but a great salesman. The special of the day was a prime rib…read moresandwich and it was delicious. We have never been disappointed with any of our meals.

Expect a bustling, old-schoo New York deli atmosphere the minute you walk in. There's usually a…read morewait but well worth it! The best of the best includes: * Fresh bagels baked daily * Huge deli breakfasts * Towering pastrami & corned beef sandwiches * Matzo ball soup, blintzes, kugel * Massive bakery counter packed with cookies, cakes, babka, * Nova lox platter with bagel and all the fixings * Pastrami on rye (piled HIGH) * Challah French toast * Whitefish or tuna salad by the pound * Black & white cookies to take home * Portions are very large -- many people share. * Breakfast and brunch are the busiest times. * Prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. Overall, one of the best deli's around!

Came back here for dinner haven't been here in years for dinner. Delicious roast beef sandwich and…read morepotato latke is always good. My mom said last time she went the coleslaw was sour but today it was very fresh. When sitting down the wait staff are super friendly and food comes out quick. You have to wait in line for a table but once you get one the food comes out quickly. I've been getting the meltaway which is like a giant babka, and unfortunately it's not as good as 10 years ago. Has an odd fake buttery flavor and the half of it usually has little to no chocolate swirl.

Great people Great service, even when they are extremly busy…read moreGreat food Just wish they were closer to me

You don't go to this Bakery/Deli for ambiance. However you definitely "need" to go here for…read moreanything made with bread. Fresh baked, crusty, heavenly italian style bread. The sesame seeded bread is my favorite and competes with most Arthur Ave. Bronx breads! We did a sampler on the stuffed breads. Omg!!! All great. Personal samples $3.99 each Pepperoni/Mozzarella; Sausage Peppers/Mozzarella; Broccoli/Mozzarella; Spinach/Mozzarella

I understand the hype! I DO!…read more Ordered my sandwich for pick up and it was ready in under 10mins even with a huge line. I got the Italian and babbbbyyyy I get it, I do!!! It was soo packed with flavor, the bread was soft too!!! also got an Arnold Palmer iced tea made in house, delicious as well. The sammich had a great amount of everything. It was filling 10/10 across the board, will visit again next time I in town. I do wish they opened at 10am instead lol

This place is absolutely incredible--easily a 10/10 experience across the board…read more Food: We ordered the beef carpaccio and a turkey club (no bacon, sauce on the side). While raw dishes aren't usually my preference, I can still appreciate quality--and the person I was with said the carpaccio was a perfect 10/10 and clearly a standout for a reason. The turkey club, though, completely stole the show for me. It was hands down the best turkey sandwich I've ever had. Everything tasted exceptionally fresh--the meat was thinly sliced and flavorful, the bread tasted freshly baked, and the vegetables were crisp, clean, and vibrant. You can tell the sauces are house-made and thoughtfully crafted--they elevate everything. Sandwiches range around $17-$17.25 and again, are absolutely worth every penny. I've also heard the chips are made in-house (trying those next time), and I did try the chocolate chip cookie--it was very good and the perfect sweet finish. Service: The staff was amazing. Even with how busy it stays, they were patient, accommodating, and genuinely kind. You never feel rushed, and they take the time to get your order just right. Ambience: It's a very small, window-style spot with no traditional seating, but honestly, it doesn't need it. The focus is entirely on the food, and it speaks for itself. It's impressive how such high-quality, beautifully made sandwiches come out of such a modest space. Food takes about 15 minutes to make, fyi. This place is busy for a reason. Every bite proves it's worth it. If you haven't tried it yet, it's an absolute must.

We timed it right! As walk-ins, you never know, but it was a bit later so we ordered quickly, sat…read moreimmediately, and within a few minutes, we were loving the high-temperature pizza oven pizza. We ordered a Margherita pizza with mushrooms and sausage, fresh mozzarella, and basil. The crust was delicious but failed the fold test. Frankly, I don't give a damn . It was so good I even ate my girlfriend's crust! The sauce was thick and balanced, the toppings plentiful and fresh. We both looked at the last slices and after deciding to take them home, we instead couldn't resist and ate them. Very reasonably priced, under $20.

Open layout is super nice, If you arrive close to closing…read moretime, I think twice! Food quality is like a dream, But the price to add salmon was a little obscene! The hungry Poet is back. I just want to touch base about my most recent visit to Lenora's. I've been to this location about three times. This is the location on Dixie Highway. They have open air seating, which is really nice on most evenings. This particular evening we arrived about 30 minutes before they were scheduled to close more like 35 minutes before they were scheduled to close at 10 PM. It was a Friday night. We ordered a pizza and the rigatoni with mushrooms and cream sauce and I wanted to add a piece of salmon to it. After we sat down, my boyfriend's pizza came out in about seven minutes maximum. It was piping hot. The cheese was kind of sloppy and all over the place. It didn't really look like it was made with love. But he said it was good. My food however, took about 20 to 25 minutes longer than his pizza did. He was done eating his entire pizza before my food came out. That's never a good situation. They could've at least warned us of that, or let us know that that would be the case if they didn't realize it until they started making the food. There were only two other tables there. Once my food did come out, the salmon that I added for protein was almost $15. Obscene! I could get almost 3 pounds of salmon for that amount. It was maybe a 6 ounce piece maybe. And when they brought it out, it was raw in the middle. So I had to send it back and that was not met with a positive attitude, even though we brought up the issue with a very positive attitude despite having to wait almost 30 minutes for me to even get my food after my boyfriend had finished his pizza. They brought the salmon back and when they returned it, the employee was very pleasant and asked if I wanted to check it first. I ended up eating half of the pasta and packing the rest up to take home because by this time it was a few minutes after 10 o'clock and we didn't want to sit there as the only table left when we knew that they were obviously ready for closing time. One thing I must say is that I think divine intervention kept me in a great mood because they played my favorite journey song, they played my favorite song of all time, which is Tears for Fears. Everybody wants to rule the world, and then they played Bob Seger, who is definitely the artist who would've been my boyfriend or at least my celebrity crush had I've been born a few years earlier. Anyway, that's me giving it to you Straight No Chaser. Enjoy!