i really recommend everyone to get a sub sandwich from this spot. never a long wait, service is…read morevery prompt and courteous.

By far Big Blue's is my all time favorite sandwich spot on the East coast! Yes I said it ... the…read moreEast coast. I grew up eating here and in all the years I can never find anything that compares and I've tried a lot of spots. Every time I go I get a hot turkey and pastrami sandwich and it hits every time. The bread is perfection, they provide a lot of meat but not too much and the pickle tops everything off. They used to be on Wood Ave right next to the train station but now they're up the street in a bigger location. It's nice to be able to have a lot of space to sit inside but I must say the parking can be a little tricky since there's limited spots and Elizabeth ave is a busy street. I wish Big Blue's all the success and I can't wait till I'm back visiting and I can come grab a sandwich. Check it out if you're in the area.

I had heard an article on the difference between Taylor ham and pork roll. When business called for…read moreme to visit New Jersey I jumped at the chance to sample this famous sandwich. This quaint and unassuming deli/café served a delicious Taylor ham breakfast sandwich with egg & cheese on a Portuguese roll. It was definitely worth the wait as the sandwich was a home run. With a side of fresh squeezed orange juice; I can't wait to get back again! I don't care what you call it - I highly recommend it

So I am not sure what is going on here. There are two buildings. One says "Two Costas" but the door…read moreis locked. Next door there is a space called "Luna" which is not even found on this app, but all the pictures for Two Costas are for this place so I am guessing they are the same? But why is it so confusing? Anyway we stopped here on the way to the airport. I ordered a veggie omelette with home fries (was given french fries) and a chicken empanada. The empanada was great and I wish I had ordered more to go. The omelette was just eggs, tomato and green pepper. There was no cheese, so it was incredibly bland and I didnt eat much of it. Service was decent and the space was clean and well maintained. Anyway, maybe I just misordered, but it is a very confusing place so be aware.

Great local NJ Italian sub spot. Fast friendly service, good quality meat with large portions. Go…read morehungry.

Very clean inside. I got a bacon, egg and cheese to go; and…read morea pastrami sandwich that had the softest bread you could ask for, I'll give them that. Not sure why it only had meat and cheese on it though. I guess it's my fault for not asking for lettuce and tomatoes, etc. However I will say I felt like I was bothering them when placing my order. No greeting when I got there, and I stood there for a solid 2 minutes before a lady from the kitchen asked if I called in an order, to which I said no. Stood there for another minute and the cashier lady that was taking order whist continued eating an empanada while talking. Another dude from the kitchen was stocking the fridge spoke eventually, but I still had to wait to order, in between bites and her conversation. Ultimately the service was mid AF and I'd never return. But again, the bread was delicious.

The new store located at 1125 St.George's Ave, Rahway is beautiful inside. The prices for items are…read morea bit steep, about $2-$3 more than Uncle Giuseppe's. The sandwiches were very good but the chicken added to my $21.99 Caprese salad was very dried out. I'm not sure if it was reheated but...definitely not freshly made that day. I bought some Pastosa's manicotti and a jar of Bella's homemade marinara. It made for a delicious dinner. The other standout was the mozzarella salad...delicious. Besides the dried out chicken, my only other complaint is that they didn't mention there would be a surcharge for using a credit card. Typically other places mention "cash discount." I didn't even realize I was charged extra until the following day. I would probably venture back for the sauce and mozzarella the next time I travel back to NJ.

First time ordering from this place. Food was OK. Customer service was very cold. That's…read morebasically it. I'll try some other menu items and update my comments.

My first time here, I felt right at home…read more And when they told me how much my sub cost, I felt like I was practically stealing it. Over the previous 3 days, I had visited 3 different sub shops and ordered the same thing. Shops I had been to before. This place did it the best. And for less. And with a smile.

In an area that lacks good deli's I am so satisfied that Park Ave Deli exists. I got a Roast Beef…read more The half size was more than plenty. It had the perfect amount of American cheese and I said light oil and vinegar and they hit the nail on the head. My roll was good too. Nice semoilina bread always makes a good sangie. My hub went for a bacon, egg, and cheese. They gave him 2 eggs and the their was a nice amount of crispy bacon on it. He also enjoyed his sandwich. They have these kettle chips that I havent seen before and they were slammin. Also I ran back in to sample the packaged soft baked cookies. Brownie, chocolate chip, and peanut butter. Park Ave locked it down this afternoon!

Walked in stood there for 8 minutes before anyone acknowledged me. Only one other customer was in…read morethere and they ordered already. I ordered. A sausage egg cheese salt pepper ketchup. And a plain bagel lightly toasted. Food was ok I've had better and I've had worse. So for a first experience it was meh

This is bagel shop is probably my favoriteeee local spot. I came here Thanksgiving morning to grab…read morea bagel and the couple who works here are always sooo sweet, give me exactly what I want every time and the bagels are just perfect! They're soft on the inside crispy in the outside, and always fresh. I got a toasted sesame bagel with scallion cream cheese on both sides, lox, and some good ol crispy bacon - ultimate combo. Loveee this place!

My childhood sub shop still hits just like it did when I was a kid. This place is cash only, so…read morearrive with your dollars in hand or use their atm machine. I always love a cheese sub. Here, it comes with lettuce, tomato, mayo, spices, oil and vinegar. The bread is soft, the cheese sub comes with American, provolone and Swiss. The folks working here are always polite and make sure you get exactly what you like. The shop looks almost exactly like it did when I was a kid in the 90s, they actually have the price lists from years past posted at the register. Pretty wild to see though this place remains very affordable.

Roast beef was okay, but the roll it was on wasn't great. Cash only. Was made very very fast. I…read morethink they have all the meat pre-sliced. It wasn't bad, but I'd probably try someplace else before coming back.

Every single employee greeted me and my family with a smile on their faces. This was my first time…read moreat a Mr. Subs and I must say, it'll definitely be my last. I had the Italian sub, and the deli meat was sliced right in that moment.

came here for a quick to go order. I got the cheesesteak with ketchup. the meat and cheese ratio is…read moregood but would have wanted more but for $12.50 is okay in this economy. the bread said it would be seeded roll but instead it's on white bread. the Bread was soggy when I unwrapped it at work. I would skip the cheesesteaks and stick to cold sandwiches

This was one of the worst places I've ever eaten from. I order home fries with bacon. The bacon was…read morepractically raw and the was no flavor to the home fries, absolutely horrible! Then the cheesesteak was literally 1 slice of beef, again unflavored, with old cheese. The fries were soggy and near raw. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves!

La Melinche was closed, which is my go-to spot for tacos. So I said, let me try Bianca's; they…read moreseem to have a good reputation, as you can see, the reviews are decent. I beg to differ. (1) The online prices are different than the actual prices. The lady's answer, "It must be an old menu." Not my problem, but you charged me more for every single item, so maybe it is my problem. I asked for a new menu- they didn't have one. Come on,now.....I guess so you can keep ripping your customers off (2) They don't tell you on the phone it is cash only. So you either have to leave and go to a bank or ATM that doesn't charge or pay the $2.25 fee, which sucks. (3) The food- I paid $30.75. I got 3 carnita tacos, 2 chicken tacos, the taco platter (4 ground beef tacos), 2 empanadas (beef) and rice and beans. The price sounds okay, right? NOOOOOOOOOO. GREASE CITY. THE GREASIEST MOST OILY FOOD I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. DISGUSTING TO OPEN THE PACKAGES AND ALL THERE IS ...IS GREASE ALL OVER MY HANDS, MAKING THE HARD SHELL AND SOFT SHELLS SOGGY AS EVER. What a disgrace to the art of cooking to have so much friggin grease. I could've went to White Diamond if I wanted to eat food that was going to give me a stomach ache. I am so very angry. I just called the place but they're conveniently closed. I wanted to bring this food back and tell them to eat it esp Bc the lady wasn't that polite. I'm attaching pictures so you can see that I am not exaggerating. At this point, it doesn't even matter what the taste of the food was, because I felt like I just bought from an expensive fast food place. I should've went to Taco Bell, but I wanted authentic tacos and the reviews from all these people really made me think it was good here. Bianca's - really bad business to serve people food with grease dripping everywhere. I don't think you care much about your customer's satisfaction, otherwise you would have a NEW UPDATED MENU ONLINE and you would never subject anyone to a heart attack w all this grease. Needless to say - I ate the hard shell tacos. Threw the soft shells out and used my own tortillas empanadas right to the trash can. I have a stomach ache and so does my bf. Just-from the hard shell tacos. First and very last time I spend any of my hard earned money here again. And Bianca's - I'll send you the bill for my dry cleaning since the ridiculous amount of grease dripped all over my shirt.

We've been having food from Pulaski's for Easter for years! Finally had a chance to go to the store…read moremyself the Thursday before Easter. It's a sizable store with a huge selection of items, practically a one-stop shop. Luckily it wasn't too crowded yet. Supposedly the line gets so long you have to wait outside. We love their lean kielbasa. We've gotten pierogies from here before but not on this trip. They offer two different "brands" with many filling options. They are at two very different price points. Mom's are $12.49 while the other type is about half that price. The stuffed cabbage is usually good but this time it was so salty it wasn't enjoyable. My parents were not too happy that they've now started charging 3% for using a credit card considering how much they spend. This kept them from buying as much as they usually do.

I grew up in Linden decades ago. Family tradition to return for Polish food a couple times a year…read more Pulaski has quality foods and makes its own meats as far as I know. Breads are not like many years ago. Big negative is friendliness. Not everyone speaks Polish. Acknowledge them and smile.Smacznego.