Everything was delicious from Sicilian pizza to eggplant caprese sandwich. I didn't get a chance…read moreto take any pictures since I was devouring my food, but I would definitely return to try more of the menu.

I finally tried Professor's Market again last week and found a different employee from last time…read morewho did the same thing as the previous one. They are clearly trained to take your order, then your payment, then go off to a little niche far away and make the sub exactly as they want to. If you want extra mayo, or no pickles, or any other adjustment, you are stuck. But, this time, after my last experience, I leaned over the counter and tried to keep my eyes on him and, sure enough, I spotted him start to put pickles and other veggies on it without asking me anything. I called out to him and told him I how I wanted it made and he did so but it was a nuisance. The sub was good again but I don't recommend anyone buy one at this place unless you're happy with the shop deciding exactly how they make your sub. If you want a choice however, virtually every other sub shop in the region will ask you first and give you a chance to tell them how to finish the sub.

Very chill and welcoming environment…read more Excellent food and lots of gluten free options (even gluten free pancakes!) The eggs and omelet options with the gluten free English muffin are also delicious.

Isaac greeted my friend and I when we arrived for breakfast and recommended the corned beef hash…read morewith eggs on top. It's homemade and was a really good recommendation! The corned beef is large chunks, not small diced pieces found in most commercial and canned hash. The potatoes, peppers, and onions gave a nice texture and flavor. I had it topped with two over medium eggs which were perfectly cooked. As I was eyeing the French toast, he gave me a single piece which included their fruit infused whipped cream and was really, really good! That might be my entree next time. My friend got the crepes and her face was doing happy expressions while she was eating. My new best friend Maria kept my coffee mug full-she visited the table frequently to make sure my mug never got low nor cold. She also took care to clean the table promptly as plates were finished. Now if my kids could learn that... oh wait, this is a diner review. The ambiance is cute and chic. There was easy access to accommodate wheel chairs and they have their menu clearly marked for gluten free available and vegan options (most of the menu). The menu is on the fancier side; they will prepare whatever someone wants (e.g. if someone just wants 2 eggs and bacon, they can easily do that). The location is on Main St. so parking is hit or miss. If you are nearby and want something good, this is a good option!

have been several times, driving in from Boston--love this shop, exceptional cheese selection and…read moretheir commitment to local cheese artisans is what caught my initial interest. Their knowledgeable and friendly staff are always helpful with pairing ideas (I need help!). My holiday shopping list will get plenty of attention at this sweet neighborhood gem!

We drove all the way from the South Shore for one of the "Grand Tasting" events at Life Love…read moreCheese, but unfortunately, the trip was a complete letdown. The atmosphere felt chaotic and poorly organized from the moment we arrived. In addition, several vendors and offerings promised in the event marketing were nowhere to be found. For a ticketed "grand tasting," the cheese selection was surprisingly basic, focusing on standard fare like basic cheddar and colby jack rather than unique, artisanal varieties. The pairings were scattered randomly around the store like an unintended scavenger hunt, and the drink tastings felt rushed and performative amidst the surrounding disorganization. The service only made matters worse. The store's staff appeared visibly stressed and uncoordinated; while waiting in line to use the restroom after our long drive, two separate team members approached to scold us for being inside the store early. To make matters more uncomfortable, we overheard the owner nearly reprimand an employee before stopping herself when she noticed customers were nearby. Basic inquiries were met with subtle side-eye and dismissive energy, making us feel unwelcome throughout the visit. A feeling further compounded as people of color in an environment where we felt distinctly out of place. We left very hungry and thoroughly disappointed after paying for a ticketed experience. We won't be returning.

Got the Stella pizza again and it was outstanding and delicious. Steve thank you for your efforts…read more Keep the great work. You need to open on Mondays. You must try this place. Thank youuuu!!

My friend and I went to Cal's last night and it was absolutely delicious. I have been before but…read morehave not reviewed it on Yelp. I had their chicken broccoli ziti with Alfredo sauce. Huge generous portions and reasonably priced. The people at the counter were nice and friendly. Cal's is amazing!

After hearing great things about Fat Larry's in Reading, I decided to stop by recently. This casual…read moresandwich and ice cream shop offers a variety of signature made to order deli sandwiches, create your own sandwiches, bag chips, snacks, cold cooler drinks, hard scoop ice cream (cups & cones), sundaes, floats, frappes, and freezes. The pricing is moderate here and they also offer DoorDash delivery. The place is order at the counter and there is table seating along the wall and front windows, plus a gumball machine. I ordered the fan favorite Turkey Apple Cheddar ($12 plus tax) making it Fat Larry-Double Meat (add $2) which was made to order promptly and wrapped to go. The sandwich had plenty of deli sliced roast turkey, cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce, apples, mayo, & an onion fig jam between toasted marble rye (my choice of bread). This sandwich was amazing and I will have to also try out their other sandwiches on my next visits to Fat Larry's.

Everytime im out on the east cost for work I stop by. I can't eat the ice cream (lactose…read moreintolerant) but the sandwiches are to die for. Turkey is absolutely 100 out of 100 the balsamic adds just the right amount of tang. There is an apple and turkey sandwich that is the perfect combo of sweet and meaty. Its kind of a cute hole in the wall place but highly recommend.

Everything is delicious!! The pretzels and Berliners are my favorite. You can't go wrong with…read moreanything on their menu

One of my sneaky favorite spots. Love being able to order on my phone ahead of time. They are also…read morebeyond kind and friendly- sometimes they leave notes on your order too! Vibes are high! Pastries and coffee alike are top notch.

Needed some breakfast enroute to Vermont and we found this place. Prices were very reasonable…read more Food was just ok. One daughter got a bagel/lox/cream cheese, and it was quite good. The rest of us got egg/meat/bagel sandwiches. while large they were really bland. We only ate 1/2 of them, not really wanting anymore.

My go to for a variety of bagels. The best around. We…read moreordered 70 for work & prices were great. Everyone raved about them. Staff is very polite & speedy. Highly recommend!

The food is organic very tasty pleasant atmosphere. I had a chicken wrap. It was moist and…read moredelicious.

It was my first time there. I got an egg sandwich to go. It was excellent…read more I also got a very expensive organic candy bar. (There wasn't a price on it) I haven't tried it yet. They were good to donate to a recent charity auction so I wanted to give them some business.

DiCara's is one of the few Italian delis in the Reading area and is quite good. They have a decent…read morevariety of deli meats & cheeses and will make sandwiches and subs to order. I usually get an American or Italian sub and they tend to be excellent, well-stuffed with the good meats, and on nice firm sub rolls. A reviewer claimed the rolls are old but I've never once gotten a stale one. It's possible the reviewer confused good crunchy Italian rolls with day-old rolls. As a connoisseur of good Italian bread, I look for rolls that are crunchy outside and firm inside and DiCara's are exactly that. They have a friendly staff who make the subs very quickly and never make a mistake on the order. The store has a lot of other food, for example, olive salads and tuna salad which my Mom liked. Also sometimes, you can find various cuttings left over from when the salami sticks near their end sealed up in plastic. Yum! They also have a number of imported products (not all from Italy). I like their imported pastas such as the big Rigatoni and Fusilli. They have some spices too--I always get the Rosemary from Cento. Oddly, they also have an excellent variety of potato chip brands--Utz, Cape Cod, Wachusett, Zapp's, Dirty, and sometimes Wise. Finally, they carry some nice cupcakes & desserts from nearby bakeries.

Trash sandwiches made without care or attention on day old bread. Fine if you're desperate.read more

Great breakfast, and good service. Nothing fancy. I would definitely return if in the area.read more

If you are looking for a "hole in the wall" restaurant that offers fantastic customer service,…read moretasty food, and large portions, then come here! We're from out of state and will definitely come here again if we're in the neighborhood.