Service is always friendly and welcoming the environment is cool with all of the locals and hard…read moreworking blue collar men and women. Food is always fresh and hot. I honestly believe this place deserves more stars.

Ben's makes the best hoagies. Their prices are lower than Wawa and their hoagies are much better…read more I am a long time customer.

After a second visit, I can say this is my family's new favorite sub spot! I reside nearly 20…read moreminutes from this place and I don't mind the drive at all. I pass several on the way and don't think twice about getting over to Pamstorias! From the cleanliness to the ambiance, and feeling of being at a family member's home, the food is the icing on the cake! I know without a doubt, unconditional love is the the main ingredient served at this establishment! That sub roll bread...Lord have mercy! It is also extremely pleasing that they serve no pork so we never worry about cross contamination. Can't wait to head back over soon for some more delicious eats!

First time here, we stopped in with a craving for a subs in this establishment that recently…read moreopened. We ordered 3 total: 1 roast beef, 1 buffalo chicken breast, and 1 honey glazed turkey (all include your choice of cheese). We ordered them all traditional (lettuce, tomatoe, onions, SaltPepperOregano, oil/vinegar). Must say the bread they use is outstanding! The subs were well put together and balanced, and the meats were all of good quality. We were all very satisfied after gobbling them down for dinner! The staff is super friendly, and made us feel at home as soon as we walked in the door. The inside of the business is neat and clean, and set up with inviting, inspirational decor. There is an area along the window with stools/counter where I'm sure you could sit down and have a sandwich or bowl of soup. Give these guys a shot, you won't be disappointed!

Although a long time customer of Italians Peoples Bakery on Butler Street, Trenton, NJ, this was my…read morefirst visit to their outlet on Trenton Road, Morrisville, PA. It is a mini shop and can't offer the variety of the main store, but has enough onboard to keep things interesting. I was there this morning to pick up a light breakfast to consume at my Trenton office. Timing was perfect, as I walked in as the counter woman was carrying out a large open box of still warm rolls both sesame seeded and plain. Was a time I would devour these babies right out of the bag, because they were so perfectly textured and sour dough delicious. Recalling those grand old days, I ordered two seeded rolls with just a smear of cool butter, and a couple of brownies to share at work. Along with their better than decent Java, I contentedly bite into the first roll. The crisp shell gave way to the soft belly, with the butter adding a touch of flavor that mixed perfectly with the bread. An involuntary sigh escaped my lips. It was that eye-rollingly great. The brownie an hour later was dense with cake chocolate. Also, superb, and made my assistant very happy. This shop also makes sandwiches, but with a much shorter menu than Butler Street. If as good as the mothership, I am amazed that they haven't expanded to have room for the anticipated customer surge.

Cmon man look how skinny this medium hoagie is smfh. Charge premium for slinky sandwiches if you…read morecompare this to the other location in trenton it's night and day.

Debbie's Deli on Liberty Street in Hamilton, NJ, has been in business for thirty years in the same…read morelocation. The sandwich emporium is as small as your master bedroom closet, but managed to turn out excellent breakfasts and lunches within its miniscule confines. It is a Boar's Head joint, but with the license to roast the turkey, ham and roast beef on its own when delivered there by this provider. That extra touch of freshness and originality shows that it is trusted to do excellent work to maintain the brand, and that they succeed in doing so. Impressive. Today, I ordered a blackboard special - a cup of Potato Leek Soup, and a third of a Roast Turkey & Swiss Hoagie. The price; $5.95. While waiting, I spoke to "Debbie," who is really her former partner after she left the business many years ago. He is proud of his shop, and it shows in the clean, cozy atmosphere, and the outstanding quality of his products. The Potato Leek Soup was heavily chunked with spuds and leek in a rich, creamy base. Delicious. Obviously, made with love that very day. The sandwich came on fresh, light Italian loaf. The home baked gobbler was cool, tasty and a pleasure to consume, with a couple slices of Swiss nuttiness to complement the more savory turkey. A delight. If Debbie's gets too famous, it will have to move to larger quarters, as there is room for at most ten standing people in there. Nice problem to have. It is somewhat surprising that these guys haven't run into this situation before. Street parking can be a challenge on the narrow one-way streets in that neighborhood. But, worth the effort.

Love this family businessthey are polite and the food is fresh and great quality. I always order…read morethe Sicilian Hoagie and a Turkey hoagie.

I love this market. They have great produce, flowers, fresh fish and a deli! They have a unique mix…read moreof products from many cultures. If you're into trying new things you'll have fun here! The fresh bread is insanely cheap here. Rolls including long ones are 2 for a buck. Milk is at very fair pricing and the produce is always fresh and priced way better than chain grocery stores. You will see lots of food items with no English on the packaging. They do try to have signs like the dumplings in the photo I but there are many products that don't, like the flavored feta cheese I was trying to figure out. The flowers here are gorgeous and much lower priced than you would pay at a florist or grocery store. Check out the video of what they had today.

Super cute store with a great selection of various fruit and other items. Great selection of…read moreseafood. Everyone that worked at the store was very friendly and checking out was super fast.

They have the best bread and hoagies imaginable. If you want some real authentic Italian food go…read morehere. You will never find bread anywhere in the United States like this place.

Authentic Italian bakeries in the Princeton area have disappeared faster than affordable housing,…read morebeing overwhelmed by Supermarket bakery departments (Shop Rite, Wegman's) that while quite competent in the basics (pies, cakes, breads) fail to offer a spread of authentic Italian pastries that make an ethnic feast a high holy day. Sure, they're a deli that can put together a skyscraped Ham and Swiss on a freshly baked roll -- but their special power is everything Italiano that will make you the favorite uncle at the next celebration. Definitely worth the trip for any actual or honorary Paisan.

I work downtown and have been coming here for almost a decade. However, I took a break as they…read morebegan serving skimpy amounts of food. After over a year of not coming here I decided to give them another try. A few sandwiches were good, but 9/10 times you will get the skimpiest sandwich (I call it a bread sandwich) ever with ONE slice of meat and one slice of cheese. See photo (that was my first bite). The soup is also kept on way too hot and the noodles are actually disintegrated and it's mushy. On top of all this, the lunch special is now $9 and you don't get much. When it was affordable it made sense but now it's pricey for very little. You will leave here hungry unfortunately.

Literally 1 pice of meat folded in half and one slice of cheese folded in half. Meat was very…read morequestionable. Not sure that it was the brand they advertise as the taste and texture were not consistent with every other place I get sandwiches. Avoid this place if possible. Cleanliness very questionable as well.

Pierogi just like Choch made. And the smoked kielbasa was SO delicious. Perfectly seasoned. I'm…read morehooked!

Best pierogi in the area!! This place has lots of staple polish items from condiments, jarred…read moreveggies, chips, candies, spices, & drinks! Lots of lunch meat options. The lunch options are incredible, everything is cooked fresh daily & each day they offer something new. Each platter comes with a salad & a soup. A great place to stop in for a quick to-go lunch.

These are the best bagels anywhere. They are large, chewy & delicious. I wouldn't get bagels at any…read moreother shop.

New owners are incredibly rude which is a shame. And while the bagels used to be amazing, they're…read morenot quite* the same. They've also increased prices so that a single bagel, just the bagel with nothing on it, is more than I've ever seen charged for a bagel even in NYC. A 20oz soda is bordering $4. They won't let you buy chicken salad unless it's a pound and you can't see the scale when they weigh it. Too bad

Local deli and grocery store serving the Polish and Eastern European population in the Trenton…read morearea. Their selection is the same you'd find in a Polish store in New York, Philly, or Chicago. I come here for the fresh selection of breads, lunch meat, and deli cheeses. They have ready-made Polish food to go (krokiety, kotlety schabowe, buraki), frozen food (pierogi, uszki), and of course pączki (Polish donuts). Super Delikatesy also carries the usual fare of Polish seasonings, sauces, soup bases, jams, chocolate, candy, and beverages. There is a $10 minimum on credit/debit cards.

I visited this Polish deli for the first time after a suggestion from a coworker. It's easy to…read morepass without realizing what it is as the store is a converted drive through bank. It's good they have parking in the back and the location is not far from the Brunswick Circle. Walking in for the first time my senses were hit with the wonderful fragrance of Polish kielbasa. In addition to the deli they have frozen items like pierogi and stuffed cabbage. I bought two types of Kielbasi to try and mini saurkraut mushroom pierogi and some poppy bread. I plan to go back to buy kielbasa again.