Always trust a place that has almost 70 reviews and a near perfect 4.9 rating. The reviews don't…read morelie. New Yorkers love their delis, and if just half of them are like this one, I can see why. JJ Delicatessen has an excellent assortment of meats, cheeses and dried goods, many from European countries like Germany and Poland. My girlfriend and I ordered sandwiches on a Saturday morning. We had to wait a little over twenty minutes, and the woman advised that next time we call our orders in ahead of time because the hot sandwiches take awhile. So that's your tip for the day. But they were worth waiting for. Fairly priced, excellent quality, and came with a few sides. I got the Polish sandwich special and my girlfriend got the Mediterranean sandwich special. There is a small seating area in the deli, but we took them with us and ate them in the car. It was a great lunch that we ate right before an afternoon of hiking at High Point State Park in NJ. Highly recommend this deli!

I really wish I could rate this place higher than this, but all that comes to mind when I think of…read morethis place is 'salty.' It seems like this is something of an institution and even for first-timers like us, it's not hard to see why. It's a European-leaning local deli that is clean, well stocked with interesting goodies, and that's is a cozy dining room in the front end of the shop. The two ladies we interacted with were fairly friendly and helpful, and after an agonising few minutes looking at the menu, we decided on the Polish and Italian sandwiches (vs heroes, which are bigger, cost a bit more, and are served on a roll). What I liked was the fresh tasting pickle that comes with the sandwich. In fact, the pickle may have been my favourite thing, period. The macaroni salad and potato salad were enjoyable if not particularly memorable. Now, the sandwiches. They look great, delicious even. We could tell they were made with care. From the first bite though, so I could think was, why's this SO salty? To this day, we're not sure what the culprit(s) were. Without the saltiness, I think they could have been delicious sandwiches. Perhaps this is how the locals like it. Maybe this is some sort of traditional way to prepare these sandwiches. All I know is that it traumatised my taste buds so much that I didn't have an appetite for another meal for the rest of the day. And of course I was quite thirsty for a few hours afterwards. I hope they keep improving and stay open for many more years.

Glad this location re opened Nice place for a sandwich ,…read morecookies etc Provides a few tables on the porch You can buy your lottery ticket there too

On my way to the sunflower maze, I realized we hadn't eaten lunch. Shortly thereafter, I located a…read morebuilding that appeared to serve lunch. Here is what I have learned about this building: Built in 1883, it is the second-oldest continuously operating business in the county. Hainesville holds the second-coldest temperature in New Jersey and Sussex County, at -32° F. Like you'll find in small Vermont towns, this is a local place that has a little bit of everything on the shelves and behind the counters. It is truly a general store in the big box era. Like you'll find in small Vermont towns, everyone in this building is wonderful to talk to, including everyone behind the counter (young and old) and anyone who walks in. This is clearly locals serving locals, and it survives on this community spirit. It also survives on the delicious food they serve. I ordered up a custom melt and my companion had one of their menu lunch items. We agreed that the deli is generous with ingredients, the food was delicious, and fresh-cooked. One of the best hidden gems NJ has to offer. Don't miss Hainesville next time you're up this way for any reason. High Point. Mahwah. Catskills. May it all be served by this lovely store for 150 more years to come.

I bought Antonio's Porcini Mushroom ravioli from L&D Sapore Ravioli & Cheese in South Plainfield…read moreand it was DELISH! I looked at the Antonio's website to see where else I could find this since South Plainfield isn't around the corner. I was happy to see that Saviolis carried them, so I wouldn't have to go to Hudson, Union, or Middlesex County! I also got a roast beef sandwich and the #10 (Hot capicola, sopressata, provolone cheese & roasted red peppers), but with Hot cherry peppers instead. Both sandwiches were great! I moved to Sussex County from Jersey City, so I'm happy to know there's a place to grab some good Italian sandwiches! Sorry, no pics!

The food is always great here served with a smile. More traditional food options also available…read morelike eggplant breaded chicken and multiple varieties of raviolis rounds this place out.

Such great food and the owner Sofiane was so hospitable and nice!! He took the time to talk to us…read moreand paid attention to our orders

Such a great experience here! The food was so so good and the bagels tasted amazing. Everything was…read morefresh and full of flavor. The owner, Sofyanne, was so sweet, welcoming, and kind from the moment we walked in. We came from far away it was definitely worth it. I would absolutely come again!

I've been going to this deli for the past two years and have noticed several things:…read more 1. The sandwiches contain less meat than they used to and are priced higher. They employ an old deli trick of piling the meat in the center of the sandwich which when cut in half makes it look like it has more meat than it really does. The recent Jersey sandwich which contains corned beef, roast beef and turkey had only two slices of corned beef. 2. Different employees will charge or not charge sales tax on the sandwiches and prepared salads. 3. The baked goods are very over priced. I mean come on, $12.95 for a 7 in. by 7 in. crumb cake (yes I measured it).. On the plus side all the employees I've encountered are always courteous and hard working. My wife likes the prepared salads but they are now over $10.00. If the price increases continue at the current rate I will have to go elsewhere although in Sussex county the choices are limited.

Clove Brook is the best bakery and sandwich place in all of Sussex County. Everything is fresh, the…read moreemployees are so helpful and friendly. Their pies are 2 inches thick and fresh fruit not preserves. This pie had whole strawberries, bananas, blueberries and more. It was scrumptious as well as their cookie and apple pies. But, everything is amazing there. If you're looking for the best bakery in Sussex county Clove Brook is the one and only. Oh, and the ambiance is clean, and the cutest real country vibe. #best #bakery #sussexcounty #perfection

My boyfriend went in to get me a sandwich to bring home…read more Hey, brought home a burned chicken cutlet sandwich a piece of chicken cutlet that should've been thrown in the garbage as soon as it got that burns because it was very very thin. I called to tell them I was displeased with and to speak to the owner because he knows that sandwiches were going out that way instead I got the man the "chef" that started screaming at me I would suggest no one ever go there

HORRIBLE! Last time ordering from this place first off the Taylor ham was burnt last two times then…read moreI see a special for a TEC sandwich for 6.95 with a small coffee and then the woman charged me like 10 bucks and told me too late to order from the special..... HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE ABSOLUTELY WONT BE BACK EVEN AFTER GIVING THEM A SECOND SHOT there's other breakfast spots I'll be going too around Vernon

Great food, and great people! We ordered catering for a family birthday and the food did not…read moredisappoint AT ALL. Family is still talking about it several days later

Great sandwiches! They have a huge selection of drinks and a whole bunch of other stuff that you…read moremight enjoy. A smiley face is drawn on the wrapper of every sandwich which makes me smile lol! If you want a good sandwich, go here and prepare to be happy

Amazing food every time. Great atmosphere. The energy, the service. All around a great experience.read more

The best! Family…read moreowned places are by far my favorite. This place has amazing food, but what makes it even better is the service you receive. Definitely try the fig bagels. It's the perfect little guilty pleasure. DareDevil Deli provided food for my most recent event and everyone was raving -and still is- about the food.

Stopped in to see how these sandwiches hold up to NJ/NY italian subs and they did not disappoint!…read moreThe sandwiches were massive and they were enough for 2 meals. My favorite of the 2 was the Red Hook - pink roast beef with melted mozz, eggplant cutlets, lettuce and aioli on garlic bread. I just wouldn't get the lettuce next time as it does get soggy on the warm sandwich. The combination just worked and the sauce put it over the top. We also tried some of the to go meals from the fridge - the penne vodka was really good. I popped the lasagna in the freezer for another day. The staff was friendly and no nonsense - definitely had NY vibes.

This place is great! Fantastic sandwiches! We have had a number of their options from the meat…read morecase. The pinwheels and the pork burgers are great. Tons of marinated options as well. Everything about this place is fantastic from the food to the team who works there. Great reason to go to Milford.

The reason for me stopping here was to grab a delicious and nutritious slushy. Sadly though after…read morethey restocked the lids for me my slushy was very water. I may live but my slushy dream was crushed. On the upside though the place was very clean and brightly lit. The parking lot is large and the location is great. I'll give them another shot in the future.

7-Eleven isn't exactly the Ritz, but it is a NJ classic and it's nice to have one up here finally…read more It's good because it's open 24/7 and you can get the basic stuff like milk, coffee, or other gas-station-esque type munchies here. This one is staffed mostly by kids, who generally are pretty friendly, but more often then not the service could be improved on. Every blue moon we'll get some food to go, which almost always results in a deer-in-headlights look from whatever newbie is working that night. One or two times I was completely ignored for a few minutes while teenagers finished a conversation or picked their noses or whatever they were doing that wasn't their job. Aside from that though, it is what it is. A 24/7 quick stop for junk food, bites on the go, tobacco, and emergency items like windshield wiper fluid and rock salt.