The staff and atmosphere is really good and busy just like you would expect from a neighborhood…read moredeli. The food is beyond delicious . If you are looking for a good Rueben with a fantastic flavor this is one spot you will want to add to your list to try. Been there twice now and ordered both times. Both times were exactly the same. They do also offer breakfast, which is what others in my party ordered both times. They also didn't disappoint on that either. So it wasn't just fluke they got it right the first time. Prices are not out of control either, which is good in this times. Thank you for that. Don't wait go and check it out and leave your own review. **They have outdoor seating go and enjoy beautiful weather and amazing food all in one spot, well worth the day on a gorgeous day**

Jack's New York Style Deli has become one of my go-to spots for a quick, satisfying breakfast…read more Their breakfast sandwiches hit exactly how they should, hearty, flavorful, and made with the kind of consistency that keeps you coming back. I stop by often simply because it's convenient, fast, and always good. The staff is friendly and easy to interact with, the kind of team that remembers faces and keeps the line moving without rushing you. For a dependable breakfast option that feels local and genuine, Jack's gets it right.

Always a good breakfast! I should come for the burgers some day!…read moreI got a steak biscuit, mom got bacon, egg and cheese. The biscuits are so tender and yummy! We shared some cheese grits and the potatoes. Always order more than we can eat - so good for leftovers! Everyone there is so nice and always happy to help! Don't expect fancy - that is not what this is! It has seating inside and out. A great place to grab some good food!

Great spot for an excellent burger, staff were extremely friendly, food came right out.read more

The food here is fresh and delicious! Highly recommend any pho, vermicelli or the Bahn mi's. A lot…read moreof food too!

Cute little restaurant in a strip mall…read more I ordered an iced salted coffee, fried egg Banh Mi, and pork egg rolls. Unfortunately, I was given a different sandwich. It looks like they gave me the Special Banh Mi, instead of the fried egg. I believe it was missing the meat floss and pate, but otherwise it looks like a regular Banh Mi. I had also asked for no jalapeños, but there were a few (no biggy, I just picked them off). Everything was really yummy. The drink was just the right amount of sweetness, with that rich coffee taste. The pork egg rolls had a good amount of filling, though I wish there was a little more sweet chili sauce. The sandwich bread was a little dry/hard, and I thought maybe it could have had a little more filling (probably if the floss and pate were on it, that would have made the difference). It did have two different pork rolls (cha lua and thit nguoi? Sorry if I misspelled). The flavor of the pork rolls was 10/10. I will be thinking about this food until I go back lol.. I definitely want to try their other menu offerings as well! Pricing was good, considering everything is so expensive now. Before tip and convenience fee (I ordered online) it was just under $22.

Amazing! I was excited to try after reading the reviews and it did not disappoint. The Paradiso was…read moreperfect and very similar to the focaccia sandwich I had it Italy. We also tried the Capri which was also very good. Plus, all the cookies and snacks and pastas to buy!! Yum. I got some biscotti and cookies to bring home. Highly recommend!

I've had this place on my list for Pizza but instead got sandwiches. I wasn't really feeling pizza…read moretoday and they feature three options which are kind of like thick focaccia bread with toppings on top. Maybe next time, and maybe a whole pie instead, as I'm not typically a fan of pizza that stays out on the counter for a bit. That's just me, I bet this is usual, so no points off to them for this. I decided to grab The Marino from their menu. I really enjoyed the meatballs. They were super flavorful, a lot better than most places. The bread they used seemed to have been more on the Ciabatta side. The texture of the bread was soft and not hard to bite into. The sauce was not doused on this, which was great for me, so I didn't get any in my beard. It said panini, but I didn't sense the bread was pressed at all. Maybe there is something different about this in Italy that I'm not aware of? The sandwich was great overall, I wish it was larger or had an option to be larger. At $9.99, I really can't complain. Coulda just gotten two. Maybe next time! :D The shop is really cool and carries a lot of Italian/EU imports. I was able to find a jar of Nutella that is imported, which if you know, imported Nutella taste different than US Nutella and comes in a glass jar instead of plastic and taste creamier. They also had lots of pastas, sauces and candies. Some Easter stuff leftover as well at the time of this post. EU easter candy is better than American easter candy. :D When you walk in, the line sort of leads to the back and you make your way up to the front. In the glass, there are various burrata's available for around $8 each. Good for making your own pizza or perhaps an Italian dish. I didn't pay attention to what milk was used, but this is Georgia, so you make do. The drinks are all canned or bottled. They had some imported sparkling waters. You can tell by the fact that the caps don't twist off and are attached to the bottle intentionally because the EU requires this to avoid pollution by people leaving bottle caps all over the place. The young lady at the counter super knowledgeable and ready to answer questions. She was very sweet and good to talk to. I came after a lunch rush, so she asked me to pick a seat and let her know so she can clean it up. Very much appreciated that. Place is a little small and not a lot of seats. If you happen to come during lunch hour, be prepared to get the order to go and sit outside or across in the park center of the square. It's very well maintained from the looks of it and would be a great picnic area. Overall, I enjoyed this location very much. I would definitely come again to try some of their other offerings.

Good food, delicious bakery items! A landmark in Smyrna!…read moreThe cannolis and perfect and the mini cakes are perfect!

I gave the bakery another try, purchased a strawberry cake (based on staff recommendation) for…read morederby party last weekend. It was not good IMO. Tasted like synthetic strawberry. I've had so much better. I think I'll stick to Paris baguette for my cakes (so much better IMO).

Great selection of freshly baked bread and pastry. Good variety of frozen wieners, sausages, soups,…read moregravy, and sauerkraut. I found several Knorr products like gravy or soup. Also, they carry some canned goods, pickled items, sardines, and let's not forget some candy. The store was clean and the young man running the cash register provided good customer service. We purchased olive bread that turned out to be so tasty. To top our afternoon coffee, we enjoyed spinach cheese croissants. This store makes a nice destination if you are on the mood for German goodies. Just get ready to pay !

We stopped into this tiny bakery/lunch counter/store for some German goods and to pick up lunch…read more They fit a lot into a small space! We loved our food, and enjoyed all the German goodies we got in the shop. But best of all were the fresh baked breads and Kaiser rolls that we bought. So fresh and delish! Staff at the counter were efficient and friendly.

I took my mom out to Muss & Turner's for brunch today as an early Mother's Day celebration to avoid…read morethe fuss tomorrow, and WOW! While I've stopped by for drinks before (iykyk), I had never actually explored the food menu. Talk about a knockout!! The restaurant sits in a bustling shopping plaza alongside a few other spots, but parking was surprisingly easy considering peak brunch time. Inside, the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with both indoor and outdoor seating, and it has a very family-friendly vibe without feeling chaotic. Our waitress, Carly, was an absolute delight. She was attentive, warm, and kept everything moving smoothly despite how busy brunch service was. Now on to the food, because this meal absolutely delivered. We ordered the S.E.C., the French toast, and the shrimp and grits. The S.E.C. was an open-faced everything bagel layered with perfectly cooked shaved beef, tender caramelized onions, cheese, a garlic spread, and topped with a fried over easy egg. When I tell you I wrapped that sandwich up QUICKLY!!! The combination of flavors was literally joy in a bite. The jammy yolk coated everything perfectly and brought the whole dish together. Easy 10/10. The shrimp and grits were also some of the best I've ever had. The flavor they developed with the andouille sausage, peppers, and seasonings paired perfectly with the creamy grits, which helped balance some of the heat. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, and that gravy on top... y'all already know I love a good sauce. It coated every topping so each bite felt balanced and packed with flavor. Another easy 10/10. The French toast was a hit too. It leaned more bread pudding style, which honestly made me nervous because I'm typically not a bread pudding fan, but this completely worked for me. You could really taste the depth from the caramelized sugar on the cook, and honestly, it could've stood on its own. The whipped cream helped cut some of the sweetness and balanced things out nicely. My one note was that a few of the smaller pieces had slightly bitter notes, probably from a longer caramelization, but clearly it didn't bother me too much because I still finished the plate. Solid 8/10. Muss & Turner's has officially made its mark as a place I'd gladly come back to, especially for brunch. Definitely one of the better brunch experiences I've had in a while.

We came here with a group of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, and overall the dinner experience was…read moregreat. The food was excellent, the drinks were on point, and our waitress did an awesome job handling such a large party. She stayed on top of everything and made sure we were taken care of all night. After dinner, we decided to check out the speakeasy through the freezer door--Eleanor's--and unfortunately, that's where the experience took a turn. The atmosphere itself was nice--semi-dark with a cool concept--but it could definitely lean more into a darker, more immersive speakeasy vibe. The bigger issue, though, was the service. It was night and day compared to upstairs. The waitress came across as rude and unwelcoming from the start. A few of us sat down in a small corner area with an L-shaped bench and some extra chairs we had to pull over ourselves. Obviously, with 12 people, there was no way we were all fitting there, yet she insisted she wouldn't take any drink orders until everyone was seated. That made no sense, especially since there was standing room and even a bar-height table available. To make matters worse, there was zero acknowledgment of the birthday--not even a simple "happy birthday," which felt like a missed opportunity given the occasion. When we asked about Fireball shots, the response was a blunt "um, no," followed by "you can have water," as she started filling glasses. That pretty much summed up the vibe we got. Not sure if this is typical service down there or just an off night, but it was enough to make us decide we wouldn't come back to the speakeasy. Bottom line: If you're in the area, definitely check out Muss & Turner's for dinner--it's worth it. But I'd skip Eleanor's and save your time and money.

I found this place while looking up butchers in atlanta. I saw they made sandwiches and was star…read morestruck, everything looked so delicious. This cool spot is off Bolton Rd in the Riverside area--a butcher, grocery, and sandwich shop all in one! I really liked that they carry some unique products. I found scotch bonnet pepper powder, which I've been hunting down for a while. They even have it in liquid form too--for my fellow scotch bonnet lovers, iykyk. The meat looked super fresh. I grabbed a sandwich--it was good, but not a wow moment for me. That said, the menu has a bunch of other options I'd love to try, so I'll definitely be back to give them another shot.

Cute little market in the Riverside community with street parking available in front and behind…read more My husband and I have wanted to come here for a long time and finally made our way here on a Tuesday afternoon the week of Thanksgiving. This place was wonderful! Walked in and there were coolers with various craft beers, a table with fancy wines that I've never seen before. The staff was super helpful and answered various questions that was had. There was plenty of fresh vegetables, meat options, various marinated chicken, pre-made sides, and deli cuts as well. The prices were reasonable and the quality was great. We will definitely be back here soon!

Baby this right here is a full-on experience - A Taste of…read moreChicago Right in Kennesaw Listen... if you know, you KNOW. Portillo's did NOT miss. From the moment you walk in, it's loud, it's busy, and it feels exactly like being back in Chicago. The energy is real, the smell hits you immediately, and you already know you're about to eat GOOD. Parking is easy with plenty of space out front, but inside? It's jumping every time I go and for good reason. I always go for the Italian beef, dipped, with extra peppers, and it tastes exactly like it does back home. Juicy, messy, flavorful... just how it's supposed to be. Not even gonna lie there's no way I'm in Kennesaw without stopping by. If I'm not eating it right then, I'm grabbing one for later. Every. Single. Time. If you've been craving real Chicago flavor in Atlanta this is it.

Think Cookout but with a Chicago heritage and this is Portillos…read more I've only heard of this place but now that I know it's in Kennesaw, I had to make a stop since I was in Woodstock so the drive wasn't that much of a biggie. So it's a fast sit down joint that sits roughly 120 people and they serve fast food but with roots in Chicago. It's literally order and pick it up and enjoy so there isn't much service but because it's relatively new, it's poppin up in there. Now for the food. Because it's rooted out of Chicago, I had to go with some staples. The Chicago dog The Chili cheese dog The italian beef sandwich Let me preface this by say that the hot dogs have a nice snap to the tube shaped meat. It's obviously not fire cooked or fried but even still, a nice snap to it as you bite into it. So the Chicago dog is definitely a nod to its namesake. Relish, peppers, tomatoes, a pickle spear, and seasoned with celery salt stuffed into a poppy seed bun. Now the flavor is rather minimal since they don't put enough celery salt on the dog which is what carries the whole thing but you know, it's based here in the ATL area so I can't fault them TOO much for leaving out the staple ingredient. The dog is rather watery though. The relish, pickles, and the peppers all mix together and you bite into the meat tube but then your mouth is filled with this liquid and yet the bun isn't soggy which was cool but it wasn't a pleasant mouth feel even though it had some flavor to it, the Chicago dog at Portillo wasn't the best experience to try. The Chili cheese dog. This came wrapped in paper and well, the cheese wasn't the nacho cheese sauce but some government cheese stuffed under the glizzy and then a drizzle of flavorless bean filled chili. Wasn't too impressed with it. The Italian beef. I don't know what it was with the kiosk but it didn't default to what we know Italian beef should be. A soggy au jus laden sandwich with spicy peppers generously topped on the hoagie. The meat is tender as can be but bland. The peppers didn't add much other than a slight spice kick but that's it. I did like the sandwich itself but overall, it's mediocre. I get that this is essentially a fast food joint and so I can't really fault them for the experience but there are some things that should be staple and to diversify the menu will not be a good thing to do. Stick to what is working but rest assured, ramp up the flavors a bit before serving because blandness in the South is just unconstitutional.

Customer service is amazing. Everyone is so sweet. Now the bagel? The best thing I've had in a…read morewhile. Highly recommend and they serve pretty fast. I LOVE THIS PLACE it's my new go to. I woulda added a picture but I ate it too fast lol.

Stopped in after appointment by the square. Had the salmon bagel and a cup of coffee…read more The bagel was good and may have been great for some people, I think I just prefer the crisp and crunch of a toasted bagel. They did provide a decent amount of salmon. Coffee was above average. Service was very friendly. $16 is a bit much for salmon bagel and coffee, but everything seems expensive these days.