Great sandwiches and cute spot with nice seating areas. Quick service, took less than 4 minutes to…read moreget two sandwiches at lunch time on a weekday and a friendly staff. Glad I stopped by, I will definitely be back soon. The Donald is a big hit according to the locals I spoke with while there, I tried the pine meadow club and it was 10/10. They have tater tots, which for folks like me are a huge plus.

Takeout Review: This…read moreis a breakfast and lunch spot located in New Hartford, near the Farmington River. I've driven past it many times and decided to order takeout recently. They offer burritos, avocado toasts, sandwiches, smoothies, coffee, and more. Ordering online and picking up was easy. I had the El Diablo Breakfast Burrito which came with three eggs scrambled, spicy chorizo sausage, cheddar cheese, tater tots, jalapeño, & a siracha aioli. Wow, it was huge and flavorful. I look forward to ordering from there again and dining in soon!

Great sandwiches, great soup and even better customer service!…read more We ordered online-we customized our sandwiches (the only thing I would say is that their online system could use some love, it seems a little all over the place and the customization could be a little more in depth) But despite that, we ordered sandwiches and we both ordered the loaded potato soup. We debated on tasting it when we got there and then deciding to buy it (which is actually such a great idea) But we decided that we'd just go for it and ordered the soup too. The soup was phenomenal, so flavorful and warm, it was exactly what we needed on a snowy day. Our sandwiches contained everything we had ordered and they were beautifully made, not too messy but not lacking anything either. A footlong turkey, cheese, L,T, Bacon and Mayo was around $20. My husband's roast beef footlong with L,T, mayo, pickles, peppers, and provolone was a little over $22. A little pricey but like I said before-the sandwich wasn't lacking by any means. I think the best part was walking in and every single person working greets you so warmly. They seem so thrilled to do what they do every day and that alone makes me want to come back.

I heard about this place so grabbed a sandwich, it was $12.95 put with tax and tip was over $15.00…read more The sandwich was tasty but a little dry. I still split it with my son but he said it was small, again this is chicken breast breaded so we determine if to think it's a good value.

Great service, great prices, wonderful ambiance, and one of the best blt's I've had. Definitely…read morerecommended on the way to or from burr pond state park, or if you have any business in the area. Total gem!

It's called the Rusty General Store (next to the Rusty Nail Bar and Grill), but the store part…read moreseems to be more ceremonial. There were some token non-perishable groceries, but the main attraction is definitely the sandwiches. The store is on the site of the Burr's Mill, and a few yards from the Sue Grossman Still River Greenway. There even appears to be parking for the Greenway across the street. I had a BEC breakfast sandwich, and it was hot and eggy. The egg was perfectly proportioned to the roll, and would definitely go back for more or to try a lunch sandwich. They do have daily specials - the day I was there they were pushing a buffalo mac and cheese available on a sandwich or as a stand alone dish. The women at the deli were even kind enough to send my dog a piece of cheese when they noticed him being walked in the parking lot (an especially kind gesture because I did not plan to share my breakfast sandwich). They also have an ice cream station that serves local Peaches N Cream ice cream (although not particularly hopping in November). There is indoor and outdoor seating, and parking seems sufficient for the two businesses.

The sandwiches are good, don't try and look at the menu online, it's outdated. Two of the three…read moresandwiches I wanted, he no longer offers. Other then that, you got a good amount of meat in your sandwich and it's delicious.

"Will you come with me? Won't you come with me?…read moreCome hear Uncle John's Band" (Grateful Dead) We picked up two sandwiches on a hard roll for lunch a few days ago. There's a small menu board up on the wall behind the counter that is pretty hard to read, we had better luck reading the hand written paper signs taped to the showcase. A Ham and Cheese and an Italy's Best (Genoa salami, Proscuitto, Cappicola, fresh mozzarella, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, roasted red peppers, hot cherry peppers, and oil and vinegar) were $8.50 each. As we waited for the sandwiches to be prepared I, walked around the store and checked out the aisles of canned goods, and groceries. We also saw a small freezer with raviolis, gnocchis and sausages My Italy's best was pretty good -great flavor with an average portion size of meats. Customer service was odd - neither sandwich was cut in half and I don't think I've ever had a sandwich on a hard roll that wasn't cut in half. We popped some cash into the tip jar and that was met with either silence or indifference, and that always grinds my gears.

Generous sandwiches on amazing bread. Easy parking out front. Nice staff and a very clean place!read more

I stopped into Petraroia Deli on a recent weekday and was immediately charmed by this classic…read moreItalian-style deli tucked into a beautiful old red-brick building. From the moment you see the elegant vintage sign and bright red double doors, you know you're in for something authentic. The interior feels warm and welcoming, with a big, clear menu board that makes ordering easy. They have a solid selection of hot and cold sandwiches, breakfast options, and coffee. I went with one of their specials -- it looked like a chicken cutlet or eggplant variation with fresh greens (possibly arugula), roasted red peppers or similar, and what appeared to be a touch of egg or cheese. Whatever it was, it was excellent. The sandwich came on a perfect crusty Italian roll -- the bread was fresh with a great chew and slight crisp on the outside. The fillings were generous, flavorful, and well-balanced. The greens added a nice peppery bite that cut through the richness of the protein and any sauces. It was one of those sandwiches where every bite tastes just as good as the last. Service was friendly and efficient (the guy behind the counter was busy but still took time to make sure everything was right). The place has that old-school deli atmosphere mixed with modern touches -- exactly what you want when you're craving a quality sandwich. If you're in the area and looking for a no-nonsense, delicious deli sandwich made with care, Petraroia Deli is worth a visit. I'll definitely be back to try more from the hot sandwich list (the Porchetta and Chicken Cordon Bleu both caught my eye). Pro tip: Check their hours -- they appear to be closed on Mondays. *Highly recommend the fried artichoke sandwich. .

Great place. Love their tuna sub. Deli closes at 4pm on weekdays (2hrs before the store) but they…read moredon't tell you that until you show up hungry in person at 4:00pm and the only employee uses the next 5 minutes while you wait patiently inside, to take all of the signs down.

The sandwiches are excellent. I get the sweet bacon chicken with extra crunchy bacon and extra…read morepeppers and onions. The peppers taste like bread and butter pickled bell peppers and the sandwich is excellent fresh or from the fridge two days later. I haven't tried breakfast, but I bet it is excellent too.

First time here and I would definitely go again! I just stopped in for a coffee, but it was just a…read morereally good iced coffee. While I didn't order food this time, the sandwich options looked great, and they also have a fridge stocked with grab-and-go food items plus desserts you can take home. The inside is super cute and cozy, such a nice spot to pop into or hang out for a bit. Overall, great first impression. I'll absolutely be back and will definitely try the food next time

Just left the Little Oak Cafe. We will not be returning. Service staff was condescending and the…read morefood was terrible. Waffles with fruit- frozen waffles with rotten fruit. Roast beef panini on molded bread. When we pointed the food issues out to the staff we were told we could call the manager. No apology. If I could leave less a star I would.

My friend and I had lunch at the Log House yesterday. She had the meatball grinder and I had the…read moreMandarin Chicken Salad. Our food was outstanding! We both brought home leftovers, so you definitely get your money's worth. We also brought home the Philly Cheese Steak Grinder for our husbands. Again, they devoured the grinder. We definitely made our husbands very happy. Our waitress was so kind and courteous. This is a place that you definitely need to stop by.

Hearty generous food. Well made in a classic establishment. A great stop for breakfast or lunch…read moreon the road to the Berkshires.

Cute little cafe, very friendly staff. Food was great, the latte was great, and loved all the…read moregluten free options. The owner was so friendly and kind. We loved the small town charm and how busy the cafe was with the locals.

Amazing customer service, especially when compared to their competition, and even better food-…read moreespecially the breakfast sandwich. I get the impression that greater care is put into the preparation of the food as well as the operation of the business than other, locally-owned breakfast options. The breakfast sandwich- add tomato and avocado- is fantastic and will keep me returning to Meraki when in the area. Thanks for being kind, calm and respectful. I also value the very chilled and relaxed vibe of the small restaurant- it's like stepping back in time.

Best espresso martini flight in Ct!!! Staff was warm…read moreAnd welcoming. Definitely be returning.

"When you try your best, but you don't succeed When you get…read morewhat you want, but not what you need I will try to fix you" (Coldplay) Coffee Fix is a small family-owned coffee shop specializing in coffees with espresso shots, and some very cool flavors like Dubai Chocolate and lattes accented with Tiramisu, Biscoff, coconut etc. Their beans are imported from Brazil, Colombia, and Guatemala. They have plenty of sweet and savory treats to go along with your coffee cup - cannoli's, macarons, baklava, cake pops, savories, tortas, croissants, bombolinis, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, scones, etc. I stopped in to do some prep for a morning Board of Directors meeting and ordered a large drip coffee and a cheese and spinach pastry with a criss-cross latticework top. Breakfast was around $10. The coffee was excellent, and far too much for me to drink at one sitting. It was served in a huge ceramic mug, so I asked them to pour it into a "to go" cup when I left. The pastry was delicious, a great balance of spinach, cheese, flaky pastry, and crunchy top. I loved it. I grabbed a small table in the back and went through my notes while sipping my coffee and people watching. I got a kick out of the young lady to my left who was simultaneously working on her laptop and two phones while having her breakfast. She sure beat me in the multi-tasking department. Service was excellent, the friendly gent and lady who helped me were wonderful and super friendly. I sure enjoyed this private non-chain coffee stop.