Best grinders in the area. Not skimpy at all on the meats. I highly recommend " The Riot" sandwich…read moreor grinder. Steak and cheese, buffalo chicken, bacon and Mac and cheese all in one sandwich. Amazing. Do yourself a favor and check them out

I wanted a cheese steak and I heard about Ray and Mike's. So I thought I would give it a try. I…read moretried ordering it online but it wouldn't work. I called and the girl over the phone wasn't clear and seemed to be in a rush. I believe saying "is there anything else?" Rather than "that's it?" is a better way to take a phone order. I drove there and walking in. The set up is half convenient store and half sandwiches. Orders are placed in cube slots and you will have to find your name. I saw some flies flying around the wrapped sandwiches. I got back to work and open the sandwich. It looked pretty good. The sub was a bit soggy and there was not much flavor on the steak and cheese. It was decent meal. I'll give it a 6/10.

I ordered a pastrami Reuben sandwich and this was by far the best I've ever had! Meat piled high,…read moredressing, and sauerkraut all hit. The service can't be beat. They really know how to treat their customers and care how the food tastes. The ambiance is what you would expect from a deli, a meat cooler, paper and foil to wrap the sandwiches.

Best Steak and cheese sandwich ive ever had, owners are very friendly and staff was amazingread more

I have been going to Avventura's for years. When I go in the morning, they know my order. The staff…read moreis super friendly. They know my name and talked to me about life. The food is delicious. I have been working my way through trying all of their desserts.

Cute spot, got a pastry and tossed it after 1 bite. Tasted old and not fresh. Ricotta inside puff…read morepastry was just tasting very good.

"No matter where I go I know where I came from…read more From the Bronx" (Jennifer Lopez) Trivia Time! Q: Name the only New York City borough that's part of the United States mainland? A: The Bronx! Besides Jennifer Lopez, the Bronx may be best known as the birthplace of Hip Hop music, Arthur Avenue Italian bakeries and grocery stores, Yankee Stadium and the NY Yankees. It sure looks like the owners of Oxford's ''The Bronx Deli" are Yankee fans, because their sandwich menu has over 20 choices named after Yankee stars or baseball in general, plus hundreds of NY Yankee photos on their wall. Some of the sandwich names are The Yogi with chicken and eggplant, The Babe with turkey and pepperoni, The O'Neill Deal with ham, sopressata, salami, and provolone, Bern Baby Burn with chicken, hot peppers and mozzarella, and the coolest one -Robbie Cano, Don't Ya Know with Roast Beef, American cheese and red peppers. We wanted to pick up something to have for dinner last night and decided on a Goodfella grinder ($10.99) with Eggplant, fresh mozzarella, roasted red peppers, oil and garlic, and a side of tortellini salad with peppers and sun dried tomatoes. The grinder was terrific -a big loaf of perfect Arthur Avenue bread, plenty of fresh eggplant and mozzarella slices, and nice marinated red pepper slices. (Pro Tip - the Goodfella doesn't include marinara sauce -if you want that order an Eggplant Parmesan sandwich). The tortellini salad was very good as well, plenty of pasta and tomatoes in a balsamic dressing. Our grinder and side totalled just $17 -not bad for a dinner for two. We dealt with two employees. The young lady who rang us up was a sweetheart -super nice and much more engaging than the young man who made our sandwich. As a former Bronxite myself, I loved visiting the Bronx Deli and checking out the photos on the wall. My favorite was an autographed picture of Yankee royalty taken at an Old Timers Day -Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra and Casey Stengel. All are Hall of Famers. Go check out the Bronx Deli if you're either a lover of Italian food, a Yankee fan, or both.

Five stars forever for the homerun grinder. It's my favorite hot grinder of all time. That is all.read more

This used to be the best place for sandwiches. The cookies were so freaking good! Now, the…read moresandwiches are bland and greasy. The cookies taste like sugar and grease. So sad that the original owners sold it. I will never go back. Not worth the drive anymore.

Very disappointed. The ugliest and nastiest steak and cheese I have ever seen or tasted. They…read morecharge to use a creditcard no matter the cost and there is no sign stating this.

The absolute best. The staff is all amazing, the food is the best in town. Chrissy and the crew are…read moregreat. I especially love her love for community. I'm involved in youth sports and she's always willing to do anything to help the kids. One of the most selfless people I know. Wallingford is lucky to have them

This place is a true local hidden gem. I have passed this place hundreds of times and I finally…read moretold myself I was going to check it out. Let me tell you, every time I passed this place, I was missing out. This breakfast spot brings me back to the good ole days when my grandparents and I would get breakfast together - this place is comforting and is the perfect disconnect from this crazy world. They have some of the most delicious pancakes I've ever had, especially the Cinnamon Swirl, they are a must try! Amazing loaded home fries and omelettes, all at a great price. Don't pass this place so many times like me and give it a try!

Needed a quick bite before a large event. Ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage. They were…read morebusy but the wait wasn't too long. The burrito was filled loved how the egg wasn't scrambled up into tiny pieces, it was more like a sheet. Very cheesy. Enjoyed seeing the regulars come in and out.

I was so enamoured with how cute this deli is! It's in a somewhat non-descript strip mall off the…read moreGreen (and perhaps the only tenant), but inside is adorable and small-town! The shop offers sandwiches to order, and every non-alcoholic drink you may want - Coke, Pepsi, hot chocolate, and of course coffee. The coffee is Omar Coffee, if brand matters to you. The BEC sandwich on a croissant is eggy with a wonderful buttery flavor. The cheese and bacon quantities are reasonable (what can I say, I care about the cheese!). They also have baked goods - cookies, brownies, yum! The decor is all local - posters from old Bethlehem fairs, paintings from local artists, and a classic wall of business cards! If you need a local service, I bet you'll find it there. There is also a restroom available.

Just happened to be driving by and had to stop in. The place looked so cute from the outside. I…read moreactually thought it was going to be a book store. Guess I can't read. Fresh maple syrup and honey! Fudge and all types of desserts! And lobster roll?!? They also have sympathy and get well cards. Check it out if you go by!

Came here for a quick lunch and got chicken noodle soup and creamy Broccoli cheddar. Both soups…read morewere very good and were decently priced. The food came out pretty quick and the staff were friendly They have a bunch of little snacks and food to choose from including local, honey, handmade truffles and chocolates, pasta salad, cookies, a few pastries, and some drinks. I was definitely come back to try different sandwiches, soups, and other food items