They are very tasty, but if you order a steak and cheese, you have to order a double to get any…read morereal meat in your sub and they're not as cheap as they used to be. They're pretty expensive.

Forever the very best steak and cheese sub. Bring cash, or plan to use the ATM inside. It is cash…read moreonly. Hands down just the greatest!!!! Been going here since I was a child. Mouth was watering and too hungry to get a good photo

I was driving around hungry and thinking what do I want? Where should I go? I know that no matter…read morewhat I order it will be good at Aunt Eno's. Then I looked on Facebook to see what the special was today, and I thought oh perfect, that sounds yummy. As soon as I walked in I was greeted with a welcome back! So inviting!! I placed my order Togo and sat at the counter to wait. I also noticed there was homemade Peanut Butter pie today, so I did ask for a piece togo as well. Brought everything home. It all travelled well and I am totally happy that I stopped by. As usual everything is fresh homemade and delicious.

I came upon this establishment after leaving the NT farmers market one day. It's a tiny little…read morespot with like 3 or 4 chairs at the counter. You can eat in or order for take out. The owner greeted me right away and is super friendly. She makes everything made to order and the portion sizes are generous. I've been back a couple times and we chat when she's making my breakfast sandwich. I've only had the junior breakfast sandwich and it's huge and delicious each time. I've also ordered the breakfast pizza slice and it's usually a meat lovers omelet style ingredients. I'd like to try her subs one day; they sound delic! She also has a couple selections of different types of deli meat that you can purchase. When in the area, make sure you stop by and support this local business. You sure won't be disappointed with the home-cooked food and friendly service!

Order a steak sub with extra steak but didn't get the extra steak. First and last time. FYI:…read moreNiagara Falls is saturated with useless losers and they all prepare fast food on Military Road and Niagara Falls Blvd.

I decided to try them again since I haven't seen the same staff there as before (I doordash, so I…read morewas going for other ppl) and I was very pleased with the service. Everyone was nice and spoke when I entered. I felt like a customer and not like they were judging me. 100% better experience

Niagara Cookie is a great place to patronize in Niagara Falls. The owners are amiable and…read morehardworking. What they do, they do it in a significant way. They are a gourmet cookie company and take-out restaurant. They carry a unique variety of cookies that will impress any cookie eater. I have never been disappointed with the choices available. Every week, I watch to see what they cook and create next. They not only make cookies but also sell meal prep food at great prices.

Nice, centrally located cafe in NT. Plenty of parking. We went as a party of 3 on a Saturday…read moremorning. Only had about a 10 minute wait. Small entryway but luckily it was nice outside so we walked around and visited the cheesecake place next door! Service was good, staff were friendly, food was tasty and the menu is pretty big. We would return.

Folks in Buffalo know what the most important meal of the day is.. It is breakfast and in Buffalo…read morethere are many options for breakfast. If you are fortunate, you will discover one or more amazing places to enjoy a good start to your day. We had such a discovery on a raining windy Monday morning in North Tonawanda. Figmor Cafe Is at the end of the block on which the Riviera theater sits. The exterior is appealing but when you open the door you will be welcome. with love and happiness. the interior is absolutely a comforting type of place to enjoy a breakfast or another meal. we were seated pretty close to the front door, but I soon discovered a really cool back room and an outdoor enclosed patio. The staff member told me it was too windy and rainy to see people on the patio on this day. the menu has all the classics but it also has some really special special menu items created just for this eatery. They had several different Benny's but most importantly they had authentic homemade corned beef hash, which is always my test of a place that serves breakfast. I went for their cowboy Benny which had corned beef hash underneath the perfectly prepared eggs. Their home fries were just right with peppers and onions (there is a slight up charge). My dining partners' selections were prepared perfectly as well!! perfectly prepared food that tasted delicious with a great atmosphere and superb staff! My coffee was so good and the waitress kept a careful eye and when the cup dropped below the midpoint level she was there to top it off. One of the pleasant surprises was Joe who knew where I lived in New Jersey and had vacationed in Ocean City, New Jersey which was the vacation location of one of us but during her youth. what a great place for breakfast and I'm sure we will return there again. upon leaving. Joe gave us each a lollipop and I even got a chest bump from Joe!

Stopped here on a whim with my husband for lunch and it did not disappoint! The girl up front was…read moreso kind and knowledgeable and helpful while we ordered. I am a sucker for chicken salad with grapes but it can be hard to find and it was delicious. My husband got the turkey club and they modified it with a few of his preferences. The owner even came out and said hello. Overall a very cute very clean place and a wonderful experience.

There is some delicious irony in the fact that we went to a deli for lunch after visiting the…read morenearby Vegan Center. And there is some delicious food in this review. It's a rather blustery day out, but it's also my playdate with one of my besties. I've been eyeballing this place since the "coming soon" sign had gone up, and today was the day I was going to step foot inside, with any price reservations getting stuffed. Because sometimes you need to dig a little deeper in your wallet to get a little more out of life. The door chimed to alert a bored looking girl that we had arrived. She disappeared as we poured over the multiple menus to decide what to eat. An older woman came out to take our order. I made the breakfast cutoff, which is noon, so I ordered the breakfast tacos. For 9.99, you get two soft flour tortillas filled with scrambled eggs, sauteed red onions and green peppers with melted pepper jack cheese. The menu claims you save a dollar if you forgo the meat, yet I noticed on the receipt that instead she opted to add an egg instead of docking the cost. She asked if that was all, and I mistakenly thought that she meant for my order so I paid her my cash and gave her my name. She immediately disappeared. My bestie and I shared a confused look. We had obviously been talking about what she had wanted to order and the place isn't that large for the conversation to get lost. Big enough to have a few tables with chairs and a booth inside. There's no bell to ring. We puzzled over what to do before yelling "excuse me" over the barrier to get her attention. She did apologize, claiming she thought we were going to share the dish. I get that it comes with a hashbrown too, but that's not a lot of food between two hungry stomaches. It was enough to fill me alone. My bestie ordered a patty melt with onion rings and a can of soda with her card. The sandwich comes with a pickle spear and 50 cent bag of Lays. Ten minutes passed as we watched Spongebob on tv. The food was brought directly to our seats as we were the only people in the room. (Another two parties would arrive as we were leaving shortly after noon, so I think it was a matter of timing, which given their abbreviated hours is a small miracle.) I made haste in taking bragging right pictures before grabbing a tableside napkin to tuck in. Consider the pricing reservations officially stuffed, because this plate was stuffed with all the right stuff. While service does unfortunately drag this review down at least a star, the food saves it. I was presented with two beautiful tacos and a hashbrown, complete with two packets of ketchup and one of Franks. I first bit into the hashbrown. I did need to wipe grease from my fingertips a few times, and the salt is definitely in the foreground. I don't often treat myself to authentically fried food, and this was hitting all the right tastebuds. I took a bite of the taco. The onion and pepper are present, getting sprinkled on the entirety of the dish. The eggs, the star. I've been avoiding them with the recent uptick in grocery prices, and I'm not going to say that is entirely why my stomach was smiling, though it probably did help. Usually scrambled eggs are on the bottom of my ranking. These, however, were creamy and eggy, balancing perfectly with the veg, cradled in a super soft tortilla. The melted cheese was a half promise, full slice, with it still retaining some shape, at no detriment to the meal. I appreciated that the only time I experienced leakage was when I chose to add the hot sauce to the second taco. Personally, I think the flavors work well enough without the sauce. Both work; merely a personal preference. My bestie was working on her patty melt, which was served on garlic buttered sourdough. She did remark that she wished the bread was thicker to better contain the wet, and that she felt the second angus patty was a bit extra, otherwise enjoying her investment. It comes with cheese and onion, again a side of ketchup. Hers came in a container. The onion rings looked and tasted unlike frozen ones. The inconsistency of shape (there was a hunk!) and mighty stick power of the coating led her to happily believe that they were authentically homemade. It came with a boom boom sauce that she didn't bother to dunk them in, claiming they were great enough without it. I pocketed the sauce to take home, as well as her small bag of chips, as after her delightful pickle, which held up to her three part standard of audible crunch, flavor and lack of wobble, she was quite full. We wanted a to go box for the rest of her meal. Unable to find anyone, even after calling over the barrier again, we made a makeshift box out of the serving plates to shield her food from the snow. So my curiosity is sated, as is my appetite. I feel like I would want to give this place a second chance, perhaps with a to go order to avoid the feeling of being a burden to the staff. Sorry, not sorry, my vegans.

This sub shop is located inside the Sunoco gas station, but these are by no means gas station subs…read more Custom orders and a menu full of delicious subs and fun names. We went here on Halloween on the recommendation of literally hundreds of Grand Islanders on a fb community page. They only offer one sub size, and I'm gonna guess it's about 8". The subs offered specialty items like artichokes, sundried tomatoes and cheddar cheese. The roll was a nice surprise too, both sides were covered in sesame seeds. They didn't have a paper menu, or one on a board tho, I had to scan something and it popped up on my phone.

It has been shut down for almost a year now. And it had been going downhill for many months prior…read moreto that. Shelves were constantly empty, and it was always filled with teenagers from the HS down the road.

Gator Jon's First…read moretime trying Gator Jon's. I'm so glad he brought his business to the island! It's difficult to find good BBQ in this area! He is only open during the summer, but will begin offering catering during the winter/holidays! 1/2 Rack Ribs 10/10 Not quite falling off the bone, but the meat is super tender and moist, good smoky flavor, good bark flavor too. Jalapeño cheddar polish sausage 10/10 If you don't like spice, this is not for you. You can taste the jalapeño well. Has really good smoky flavor, good snap to the bite. Brisket Plate - 1/3lb 10/10 Brisket is super tender, slightly smoky. The flavor of the bark is fantastic. Mac & Cheese 9/10 Good cheese sauce, and a hint of smokiness. One of the best homemade Mac and cheese I've ever had! Potato Salad 9/10 Don't think this is homemade, but it is good. Potatoes are cooked perfect, good dressing mixture. Coleslaw 8/10 Don't think this is homemade either. Tastes like coleslaw. Little bit sweet. Corn bread 10/10 Dense, not super gritty, little bit of sweetness and I get a little smokiness in it too. Sweet BBQ Sauce 10/10 Delish!

Felt like some Barbecue and heard about this take out place next to Kelly's Country Store…read more They serve Brisket,Ribs, Chicken and Pulled Pork in dinners and sandwiches. They have the typical sides of Baked Beans,Coleslaw,Cornbread and potato salad. We tried the Brisket and Pulled Pork dinners and everything was delicious. The food is reasonably priced and fresh out of the smokers. They are only opened Wednesday thru Saturday from 11am to 5pm until sold out. They do sell out of a lot of their meats so you should try to get there early. Service is quick and the owner is a very friendly and nice guy.

Located very close to military mall, convenient location for canadian shoppers but the good was not…read morePanera standards. My whole bowl of tomato soup was just as much as small cup of soup and my side which is chose to be baguette was 1/2 of what I usually get at other locations. Similarly my husband soup and sandwich was like cheat meal. Sandwich was skinny with almost no fillings and soup was blend as compared to other locations. So just a disappointment!

They were literally out of almost everything. It was super weird because if you wanted a larger…read moredrink or anything off the menu they had half the ingredients.

Went to The Keanan Center 100 top artist show and this food truck was outside of the show. We…read moreordered to Roast Beef on Weck with fries. The combo was $14 and the roast beef was 8oz. Very tender beef and on a fresh roll. Well worth the money. They also have Cuban Sandwiches and Smash burgers. It only took 5 minutes to get our order. The food truck isn't in the greatest condition but is ok.

The Roast Beast, is definitely one of the best food trucks I have tried. They are known for their…read morebeast balls, I am not sure what those are. But next visit I'll try them out. I do know they offer a variety of sandwiches, I suggest ordering a combo. For $14, you get a choice of two sides and a pop. Smash burger- (choice of mushroom or bacon) really good burger. With good quality cheese, and thick cut bacon. Bun was very fresh. Cuban- I really enjoyed the toasted bread, and the fact they were not skimpy on the meat. Perfect amount of spicy mustard as well Cajun tuna Mac- the best thing about this side, was the fact it was freshly made. No store bought nonsense, this was freshly made and seasoned perfectly. Fries- regular crinkle cut fries (wasn't greasy) The Roast Beast is a very good food truck. If you have the opportunity to try it. You will not be disappointed