Sandwiches are delicious! Staff was friendly and attentive. Prices are very reasonable.read more

Love love love this spot. Great sandwiches and the nicest staff of any establishment I've ever…read morevisited. I'd come here for the food alone and I'd come here for the staff alone. They have BOTH! It's like therapy for the soul and tasty food. If you haven't been here, get in here!

If I could give Rubino's 10 stars, I would. I love all of the food here, especially the salads that…read moreare to-go... olive salad, pasta salad, you name it. They also have some excellent made to order salads at the sub shop. The Boar's Head meat is a highlight. If you love Italian desserts, this is also your spot. This location is the best! Friendly employees, too. I LOVE RUBINO'S!

I've given Rubino's more than enough chances. I have been here 4 maybe 5 times. This Italian is not…read moreimpressed. I keep going back to see if they cleaned up their act. But each visit is worse than the next. I really hope they take this review as a much needed pull up. Because it actually pains me to leave a 3 star review for my own country people. It really makes me sad that this place is so overrated. Probably due to their local following, which I completely respect. I do not respect the way the employees run the place. They need to pay attention. Just because a lot of people are no longer shopping big corporations doesn't mean we are going to accept the same treatment from our own community business. It's a shame really, It's a great set up, and they have most of what every Italian needs in their life. Packed into an easily accessible area. The layout is very smart. That what keeps me popping in from time to time to see what has changed. Parking is tricky only because they stay super busy. Which usually is a good thing. But as an Italian, and Rochester outsider, who has lived in many Italian communities, this is the dirtiest community grocery store and deli I've been in. They have a few employees that are lazy and rude, and the good employees are the ones taking up all the slack and working hard. Which seems disrespectful to the staff that works hard. The hot foods are hit or miss. sometimes awesome! depends on what time of day you go, and you want to go early to try and beat the flies. The amount of flies in that place is disgusting. I understand all kitchens will get a few. My family owns a restaurant, so I'm not just talking just as an Italian, but one who has worked in Kitchens themselves. A dirty Kitchen and flies are the worst turnoff. Also, it is a problem they could easily remedy. It is not because they stay so busy, they don't have time to clean. It's certain employees that are holding this place back. They really should clean house. I know my Nonni, would never. On this particular day for this review, my BF wanted to go. I reminded him of how dirty it was last time. Being the loyal local he is, he said, I've just been unlucky. So we went. He ordered the meatball dinner, and it looked hot and delicious. He was definitely looking forward to it. I was 2nd and last person in line to order from the deli. As I was waiting more people started coming in. The line suddenly was more than 10 people deep. That's when I noticed the person in front of me, had not been helped. We all had been standing there for 10 min. Next to me was the hot foods counter. There was a woman and a man, standing there having a casual conversation. The whole line heard it. Nothing to do with work. Meanwhile, there was a young girl there running around like a maniac trying to clean her work station, to help people. I waited a few more minutes, then I noticed someone else behind the sub counter just standing there. I left my BF in my line, and very politely asked the girl if they had any other employees that could help us, and showed her the line. She was smiling and was about to say something, when the woman who had been talking with the gray haired man behind the counter, ran over and interrupted. She had such an attitude. She instantly said, I work that section, and since you got out of line, you have to go to the back of the line. I was shocked and dumfounded! But not having that attitude. I said, excuse me, my BF is in line with me, and please do not speak to me this way. The nice girl piped up, and just said. I understand, what can we get for you? The mean woman who was about my age, with brown hair, then said, ok what do you want? With that NY crazy roll your eyes attitude. I said, "nothing, I do not give money to people who disrespect me or their customers. Now my BF has gotten out of line, and is standing next to me, wanting to know what's going on. The disrespectful woman was still there and growing impatient due to the conversation. Yah, She has no problem making us wait, but when she is waiting on us, suddenly it's a problem. I said right in front of this woman, "I decided not to eat here, because this woman is rude, and I do not trust her, not to mess with my sub, so I'm not ordering. The woman suddenly, became nice, to my BF. Male centered woman on board. My hmmm isn't into that centering BS. She very nicely said. I'm trying to take this ladies order. My BF put his food down on the counter in front of her, and simply said, I do not want my food either then and we walked out. My suggestion would be to clean up the place, retrain employees, and get some authentic Italians in there to help. I didn't take pics of the problem employees, because if the owner wants to know who they are, he can reach out. They do not need to be on blast, for being consistently rude, because this was not the first time, and it's always the same people. They know who they are.

The steak subs are amazing I can't wait to go back. Love how it smells as you enter the store.read more

Delicious mortadella mini sandwich. I have been craving one for a long time…read more Need to visit for other Italian products.

This Polish store/ small restaurant has been one of my go too stands, at Cheektowaga Polish…read morefestival the last few years. This past Saturday, stopped in to check it out. The restaurant market won for best decorated stand, at the festival . The restarant is located upstairs, and the market / deli is downstairs, in a converted old house. Loved the atmosphere, service was wonderful. On a side note, if you pay cash, it's cheaper. My purchases were the polish juice and one of the candy bars.

While visiting my parents here in NY I somehow ended up at yalls Polish Festival with my friend…read moreKelly who is very proud of her polish heritage. I honestly wasn't sure what I was getting myself into when she told me that she had ordered us squirt guns and that the girls were supposed to spray they boys and a supposed to get the girls with pussy willows. Sadly, the squirt guns did not arrive from Amazon before we left the house for the event bc no one else had squirt gums when we're got there a little after 5:00pm, I did however see some people with pussy willows. The set and flow to order and pick up food went very smoothly. My friend got a platter and I opted for 6 pirogies and a side of kielbasa and a ticket for water or soda. If they had listed the beer/wine options in the tent where we purchased the food tickets, I may have spent the money on an alcoholic drink. I did like that they had the schedule posted and for the most part they stuck to it. There was a decent amount of people there but it didn't feel too crowded. We got our food and sat at a high top table right on the front porch which allowed for conversation while still people watching. The food was really good, probably the best pirogies I e ever had to be honest! We listened to a few songs from the band but the pirogi eating contest was quite the sight! I do wish that the women running/coordinating the contest didn't use a microphone. I think it would have been a bit more polished if they were able to announce the rules and then learn about each of the participants and then announce, honor and present the prizes to the winners. I had a prime view and captured a number of photos of the pirogi eating contest.

This place came across my search, in Polish bakeries, when I was in Rochester last weekend. As…read moreothers stated, a true hidden gem for a Polish/Ukraine authentic unique items at reasonable prices. The little store sold, bread, jellies, candy , crackers, beer, pickles, Polish cards in Polish, and a meat counter. Friendly staff, quiter, non rushed shopping experience to look around and purchase items, you don't usually find. I'll definitely come back when in town again.

We went there for some Napoleon cake. The market also has tons of Eastern European treats, meats,…read morespreads, etc. The guy in the front desk is awesome!!

I've known them for years. The are pleasantly honest and very generous. They are involved in the…read moreneighborhood and have seen generations of families pass thru their doors. I'd suggest going in and saying hello. Try some food too. It's a corner store/deli. They also have lotto.

They make the Best steak subs in all of upstate NY !!!!!!…read moreHands Down !!!! Hole in the wall

Second time here and will be back. One of the workers recommended the Sausalito sandwich and it was…read morea 10/10. Very clean with lots of options and also fresh produce. My sandwich and onion rings were done in less than 10 minutes.

When I'm staying someplace for several days, and I don't want to spend the time and/or money on a…read morebigger breakfast every morning, I'll seek out delis open early and get breakfast there. Dream Town was the right spot for that during my stay in Rochester. Words to describe this place would include bright, clean, halal, friendly, variety. You have lots of breakfast options, and breakfast sandwiches can be either on regular rolls or sub rolls. But they also have a nice selection of grocery options, and their "wall o'Pringles" was amazing." So... cheaper than a restaurant, and fresher and better than the equivalent at a breakfast chain restaurant... what's not to like?

Great sub shop, fantastic bread, the best Philly I've had! Will and the guys are duper coolread more

Disastrous customer service. Just plain terrible. Waited 40 min for two small subs. A joke.read more

I have to admit that the only thing I bought here was their homemade bread(rolls)- but I have to…read moresay, it was very delicious! The smell of homemade bread- the yeast, flour and buttery smell makes me melt every time! The two woman working behind the counter seemed very distracted and flustered. I'm not sure if it was partly due to the language barrier between the three of us or if they just had a lot of things on both their minds. I asked if they had a specialty they were known for or anything special but they both just looked at me confused and didn't really answer me. So I just bought the rolls and left. A little disappointed. Wish I spoke better Spanish. The rolls were delicious but I can only give them three stars as that's all I had to try.

Excellent bread. I brought several loaves, and everyone at home raved about how fresh and tasty the…read morebread was. It was my first but not last time buying bread at Riccardo. I highly recommend it!

When my husband and I walked it, we were immediately welcomed by Vinny. The shop is the bakery/deli…read morewith a few shelves and cooler for store related items. We ordered and subs and Vinny got right to work, very efficient. I got the Italian assorted sub and it was very good. It was like a taste of summer.

Convenient location Quality food…read more Great pricing I want to give Vinny's a 3.5, but that's not an option. It's a small mom and pop shop. Not too many left now a days. We stopped by on a Monday afternoon to pick up subs for lunch. We walked from Perinton park and back. Service was great. As soon as we walked in, I assume Vinny was behind the counter taking our order than into the back to make it. Sub ingredients seemed fresh. Shelf's had items in boxes still and the shop looked a little bit in a disarray. Maybe they are retiring soon? Not sure, but location is great if you are at the park/skate park with kids.