Killer sandwiches ... great quality, but bring your wallet - pricey, but totally worth it. Check…read moreit out.

Always wanted to try this place and we just did and it did not disappoint! Place is clean, food…read moreportions are big, restrooms clean and staff friendly. Ordered a burger, onion rings and cheese steak sandwich. All of it was delicious. We will definitely be back!

We were really excited to try this spot. We finally made the decision to do a take out order for…read morelunch. The sandwich itself was solid, but the price tag was not worth it. Two sandwiches, fries and two drinks were over $50. The staff seemed to be walking around like zombies and the food took forever to come out. Not the best experience, and I'd probably look elsewhere if I was going for a sandwich for lunch.

Ciao Sandwich Shoppe is located in downtown Easton just off the main square area and a few minutes…read morewalk from The Crayola Experience and Easton Public Market. It's primarily a take out spot, but they do have some stools inside, and 2 tables on the sidewalk out front for eating. Sandwiches are made to order, so service/preparation might be a bit slow during peak busy periods. We went with the vegetarian Caprese Hero and the Big Moe turkey sandwich. While a bit pricey, the sandwiches are huge and good for sharing or for multiple meals. The vegetarian Caprese Hero (3/5) was ok, but was served cold, and would have been better off served with the bread toasted with cheese melted on top. The Big Moe turkey sandwich (4.5/5) was a solid combination of turkey, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. Overall, Ciao Sandwich Shoppe was a decent local business alternative to your typical chain sub shops.

I first found Giacomo's when I moved from Jersey to the Lehigh Valley more than 20 years ago. Long…read morebefore the sons of the original owner opened the Market and Grill in College Hill. Raised in Brooklyn, NY for 20 years, my expectations were low. The old man closed his store and retired and I discovered the tradition moved forward in the new College Hill store. The original Giacomo's was not a grill, but the old man (whose name escapes me), knew how to make sausage. Imported cheeses and olives with bread brought in from NYC made this a no brainer for folks like me. The old man couldn't retire and he came in just to make the sausage - of which the thin (pictured) parsley and cheese sells out the same day quite often. My favorite - though the other varieties are top notch too. I heard he still makes the sausage today but I can't confirm or deny that. Having moved to Naples, FL and then Myrtle Beach, SC - I had long forgotton Giacomo"s. Now back in PA (Allentown), I recently wanted good ravioli. The company that make the best ravioli in the world is Pastosa's. I went to their website and saw they opend a bunch of stores in both NY and NJ. I had just about talked myself into an hour or more ride when I found they also sold at select retailers. Wouldn't you know Giacomo's is one of them. My car drove itsel to Giacomo's and I got a box of the large ravioli, a bag of home made meatballs, and a qusrt of homeade tomato sauce. OMG - Pastosa still make the best ravioli in the world. And Giacomo's seel the full line including a bunch of ravioli varities, stuffed shells, manicoti and more.Of course I picked up some Italian specialties along the way while there. HEAVEN! Don't go hungry and bring plenty of money - because it's easy to drop a hundred dollars there and you'll have ZERO buyers remorse. Check out their website ba cause this review just scratches the surface of all the authentic Italian delicacies they have. Don't forget Junior's Cheescake - Simply The Best! Giacomo's Is Tripadvisors #17 rated out of 235 restaurants in the Valley. About Giacomo's: Giacomo's Italian Market and Grille is a family owned deli, eatery, and market that has been the Lehigh Valley's go to Italian Grocer since 1975. Located in the beautiful College Hill section of Easton, we are known for our homemade Italian specialties such as our five varieties of sausage, brasciole, meatballs, sauces, pasta, ravioli, and cannoli. We strive to preserve the authentic old-world experience with freshly made hot and cold sandwiches, salads, and wraps. The Deli: Shop for all of your authentic Italian items daily. Our house made specialties include a variety of Sausage, Brasciole, Meatballs, and Sauces. We are best known for our sausage which is made daily on premise and includes Regular, Italian Fennel, Italian Hot, Parsley and Cheese, and Broccoli Rabe. A variety of Italian imports are available to you which include deli meats and cheeses, and olives. Shop for other deli favorites such as our Arancini and our freshly made salads; chicken, pasta, tuna, potato, and macaroni, and Cannoli. HOMEMADE The Market: Shop for all of your favorite imported Italian products. We offer top quality pasta with unique specialty cuts as well as San Marzano tomatoes. You will also find imported olive oils, vinegars, and a variety of jarred items such as roasted peppers and artichokes, cookies, and espresso coffee. Check the freezer for our Signature Ravioli and Fresh Pasta. You can also find Pastosa Ravioli in our freezers. We also carry imported and domestic frozen desserts which include flute Limoncello and Tiramisu, and a variety of Cheesecake. ITALIAN IMPORTS

Super tasty authentic food. Good service and reasonable prices. Fun atmosphere with plenty of…read moreseating. Will return on our visits to Lafayette.

I have only had their breakfast sandwiches...but they are HUGE and really good. You MUST give them…read morea try!

Excellent Italian hoagie, wife likes their breakfast sandwiches and home fries, son loves their…read moresandwiches also...all good, also lottery...call in order and it'll be ready

I was there twice. First time didn't like it The second…read moretime I was right. All three. And the prices are to high. And I didn't like the owner. Had an attitude. But this is my opinion. He probably is trying his best in this uncertain economy. I do wish him the best. But without me. !!!!

Last nights video was the Bacon Egg and Cheese from Greenwich Deli in Phillipsburg, NJ. The owner…read morewas a nice guy and the place was just a basic small deli with newspapers, drinks, smokes, etc. I was pleasantly surprised with the roll for this one. I think a lot of spots fall short with a crappy roll but this was very good. A couple eggs, a few slices of bacon, plenty of cheese, and I added a hash brown on the sandwich. The flavor was very good, on flavor alone this is in my top 2 I've had in the Lehigh Valley (to date, many more to try). With that said the sandwich and a 20oz soda was $12 and change which I felt was steep. I know inflation is insane and everything is more these days, but it still felt a few dollars high. Regardless, it was delicious. Greenwich Deli - Didn't Suck! For the video on this location and content on many others, check out my social pages here - https://linktr.ee/Didnt_Suck

May not be the best sandwich you've ever had but for the price it may as well be. Extremely high…read morequality food, friendly deli-style ambiance / environment, and the fairest prices you can find. Can't really go wrong with any of their sandwiches.

Incredible lunch option…read more Recommended by every student on campus Ruben, blt, cheesesteak

I had the best Italian sandwich on a Ciabatta. Everything is so fresh. Service so friendly. It's…read moresoooo clean!

I came in and the lady working the counter was eating soup at a table. She jumped behind the…read morecounter when I walked and took my order. I saw the sandwich maker ask the lady if she could use some old not great looking bread. The lady who didn't wash her hands after she was eating and took my order picked up the bread with her non gloves hands and asked me if it was okay to use. I replied no it's looks stale and you touched it without gloves on. She threw the bread in the trash and said "okay, we have no bread then". The nice sandwich worker then showed me a nice multi grain ciabatta or French roll and I told her that would be fine. Sandwich was pretty good but because of poor hygiene and sanitary practice, I wont be back.

Stopped by Queso at Casa, and it's a very nice, clean café with a warm atmosphere. The service was…read morepretty good--everyone was friendly and welcoming. We ordered the Chipotle Chicken Toast (served over boiled red potatoes) and the Latin Bite, and everything was delicious. The flavors were well-balanced, and the food was fresh and well-prepared. Overall, it's a great place to catch up with friends over lunch. Definitely worth a visit! 8/10 recommend!

I was not at the 3rd street location, I was at the Northampton street location. First time having a…read morecrepe - AMAZING.

I did not have the pleasure of going to Krause's deli before three weeks ago. I did not know you…read morecould dine in and that the place was much larger than you think. In any event I perused the deli area and was very happy to discover an old style deli within my reach. After two local grocery stores with delis' have been gone from this town for several years the only place I thought you could at least get decent deli was Shoprite. Now I have no problem with ShopRite except to say it is always busy and over crowded. Yes you can use the app providing it works and order ahead. Their deli is very well stocked and their products are just fine. But I sometimes long for the days I could just run to the deli and pick up good lunch meats etc and come home where we would make our own sandwiches along with various salads. But walking into Krause's was a delight. Now, I must admit I was reluctant after seeing some of there prices. But I have to admit the value was still there if you looked. I got two jars of various jarred vegetable salads. I thought over priced until I got them home and realized they were stuffed to the top and were two pounds a piece. Personally my opinion is the value was quite worth it. I would rather have a little less of quality than more of something I didn't quite enjoy. Since then I have gone to get some of their specialties homemade soup, perogogies and stuffed cabbage to name a few. Let's not mention the potato pancakes. My mother used to make them with me at her side grating the potatoes and onions with our old grater. We didn't have the equipment then so everything was done by hand. As my knuckles can attest to. It took a long time to grate the potatoes and raw onions with tears running down your face. Then it took my mother a couple of hours frying them over the stove two at a time. It was hot intensive work. But, oh was it worth it. Krause's potato pancakes made me long for the days I spent with my mother.

Had such a delicious lunch today. Everything was homemade. I've only been there every Christmas…read moretime since they opened to buy Kielbasa but never sat down to eat before.