Food was great! They kindly let me try the beer battered onion rings alongside the regular ones,…read moresince I had asked which was better when making my decision between the two. Their service made my day!

The regular burger was the most normal burger you've ever had, the bread was a bit stale, and the…read morepatty was a bit dry, not as much 'special sauce' as I would like, but I'd give it a 6/10 on my burger scale. But this was $13.54 after tax which I consider outrageous for the most regular burger ever. Also the water had a weird foretaste but it would go away like a second after each sip.

I would definitely give them a 4.5 stars for my visit. Went with egg white omelette added avocado…read more Over all generous portion but not out of control, veggies were solid. Had hashbrowns for my side, which were totally cooked properly, one suggestion easy on the salt, lol. Still ate ever bite. Location is dope, got the "mom n pops" vibes. Service was what I would expect, very attentive, smiles, and very kind. Solid spot for breakfast, menu is vast enough to come and try multiple things. If you are in Napa I highly recommend.

I have decided that i dont have the will power to be vegan full time, so I have committed myself to…read more90ish percent of the time. That being said this is the perfect breakfast, A pork Chile verde omelet with country style potatoes, and sourdough toast. I could have it every single day of my life. Perfect its incredible. I only have the slightest complaint i with my potatoes were cooked a little bit more, as i like them on the softer side. I really mess with the ads on the tables, and the whole chill vibe as a whole. This is my third time here, and it definitely wont be my last.

The food at Emmy Lou's is always nothing less than amazing. The service is top notch and it's not…read morecrowded like every single place downtown. The ambiance is perfection and the kindness shows. Come visit and let them know Julianna sent you!

I really appreciate all the employees at Emmy lous thank you for your understanding serviceread more

Ate here for lunch on a weekday with ny fiance. We ordered the Napa Grilled Chicken Panini and…read moreAlexander Italian. Friendly service at the counter and when our orders were brought to the table. The sandwiches were so delicious! Filling and satisfying portion, flavorful, and not salty or oily. They felt just right. Bathroom and overall restaurant was clean. It was easy to find a seat. Parking available right outside. Would definitely come back to try the other sandwiches!

The Napa Deli and I go way back. Years ago, I worked in the business center nearby, and my…read morecoworkers and I would walk over here for breakfast or lunch two or three times a week. Ever since my company transitioned to working from home, I don't get to visit nearly as often. Now it's more like once every year or two, so I decided it was time to come back and see if my old favorites were still as good as I remembered. I ordered two items that I used to get all the time: the tri-tip breakfast burrito and the Southwest tri-tip wrap. The restaurant is still a great place to grab breakfast or lunch. They have comfortable booths, a few tables, bar seating, and music playing in the background that gives the place a nice vibe. The menu is displayed on the wall along with their daily specials. One thing I noticed is that my old favorites weren't listed anymore, so I had to ask for them specifically. They also sell some of their food cold so you can take it home and heat it up later, which is a nice option if you're craving their food. The cashier was friendly, but I think she was new because she wasn't familiar with the tri-tip breakfast burrito or the Southwest tri-tip wrap. Another employee stepped in to help, and everything was taken care of without any issues. The two meals came to around $37-$39, with each item costing roughly $17-$19. It's definitely on the expensive side, so I was hoping everything would be just as amazing as I remembered. The tri-tip breakfast burrito absolutely delivered. It was a generous size, wrapped in a nicely grilled tortilla, and packed with plenty of eggs, cheese, and flavorful tri-tip. As I was eating it, I realized I forgot to ask them to add peppers like I used to, and I also wish I had ordered salsa on the side. Even without those additions, it was still every bit as good as I remembered. I would absolutely order the tri-tip breakfast burrito again. Unfortunately, the Southwest tri-tip wrap didn't have the same magic. The Southwest sauce looked a little discolored, the meat didn't really look like tri-tip, and the overall flavor just wasn't what I remembered from years ago. For the price, I expected a much better sandwich. Since I've had so many great experiences here over the years, I'm willing to give the wrap another chance because it's possible I just caught them on an off day. Overall, it was great coming back to a place that holds so many memories. The tri-tip breakfast burrito reminded me exactly why I used to come here several times a week, while the Southwest tri-tip wrap left me a little disappointed. Even so, I'll definitely be back for another breakfast burrito, and I'll give the wrap one more try before making up my mind.

Super solid as far as sandwiches go. I have yet to try other offerings, but on the strength of…read moresandwiches alone, I have to stan, as they say. The Rattler and the Little Italy are great options -- the former heavier on meat/toppings and the latter with a lot of flavor to spare. The condiments they combine are on point in both. ALSO, the pesto pasta salad is worth a try. There's a satisfying mix of elements there with the chickpeas and olives. These are not standard slapped-together type quick-service sandwiches. Feels like thought went into making them, as well as wrapping them. I'll go here over Jersey Mike's or Subway any time, sorry to name names.

Taking away another star. I was really hoping to hear from someone at First & Franklin on where…read moretheir front door is. The door on First Street, where they say to enter, is locked. Super bummer. Really good sandwiches, but harder to find than the hardest geocache on the planet. Hope they spend money on a sign or something.

Food was good. Christopher was outstanding , very helpful and pleasant. I come from New Jersey so…read morecheesesteaks are my thing. I'm glad California has a place to purchase one.

Decided "Cathy's Kitchen" was CLOSED tonight. Lol. Hubby and I really like JM's and I wanted to…read moretry their Chicken Salad. It was refreshing and delicious with just enough Mayo to make it moist but not saturated and served in a Bowl instead of on bread. I DID add Craisins and Candied Pecan Pieces for extra crunch and sweetness at home. Highly recommend this! So Good!

Excellent service - large portions fresh ingredients. I had the Jankbot as a Panini and it was…read moreawesome - I couldn't eat all of it! My husband has the roast beef panini - it was just 'ok' could use some extra stuff it looked a little 'flat' and sad next to my sandwich

This had to be the worst experience. I wish we would have walked out instead of ordering. The 2…read morewait staff had a slovenly appearance, dirty shoes, lackadasical manner; really off-putting. The food was weird, how can you mess up hot pastrami? The meat wasn't heated, just the whole thing put in a panini type press, which we assumed due to the marks on the bread. The guy with the shaggy hair that you were afraid was going to get in your food carried them out from the back with no plate, nothing. It was so, . . . just no. The atmosphere of the place is depressing. I really can't imagine what the owner is thinking.