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Southside Deli - Henry

Southside Deli

4.3(64 reviews)
2.1 km
•$$

What a wonderful place. Has the best homemade mozzarella cheese sticks. I've gotten the Lobster…read moreBisque and salad, and their half a sandwich and soup and both had been great. Always good nice servers and very welcoming.

I've probably driven by Southside Deli 1,000 times and never knew what the building was -- until a…read moreFacebook post about their Oktoberfest specials stopped me in my tracks. A quick search later and I realized it was only 20 minutes from home. I immediately grabbed a friend and requested a dinner date for the item that caught my eye: the Bratwurst mit Kraut -- bratwurst cooked with apples and sauerkraut, served on a pretzel bun and topped with even more kraut, with a side of German potato salad ($12). But I'll admit... I was also eyeing their Obatzda Burger with Oktoberfest beer cheese. Feeling bold, I asked our waitress if I could order their regular Pretzel Braid appetizer ($9) but swap the usual cheez-wiz and spicy mustard for that dreamy Oktoberfest beer cheese instead. She paused, smiled, wrote it down, and said, "that sounds really good!" Bless the chef for making my pretzel + beer cheese fantasy come true. The pretzel braid was warm, soft, and perfectly salty, and that beer cheese was the real MVP -- smooth, melty, not too hot, and with a proper beer-cheese finish. When the bratwurst plate arrived, it was a showstopper. Juicy brat, tangy kraut piled high, and tucked inside a pretzel roll that was soft but sturdy enough to hold it all together. No mustard needed! The German potato salad surprised me, though -- I'm used to the warm version, so finding it chilled caught me off guard. But honestly? It worked. Perfectly seasoned, just wet enough to be salad without drifting into soupy territory. I demolished both. Dessert was impossible to skip after hearing our waitress describe it to another table. We shared both the Apple Caramel Crumb Cake and the Lemon Blueberry Mascarpone Cake. The crumb cake was served warm with ice cream, loaded with thick, crunchy topping that didn't rely on chopped nuts (bonus points!). The mascarpone cake was light and buttery with the perfect balance of lemon and blueberry -- like saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall all in one dessert sitting. Southside Deli's Oktoberfest menu blew me away, and if their everyday offerings are anywhere close, I've been seriously missing out. Add in free parking, a convenient location, and plenty of seating, and it's an easy go-to spot for lunch or dinner. Southside is officially on my food rotation radar now!

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Walnut Bottom Family Diner - Very dense, heavy, flavorful mashed with beef gravy.  Mmmm

Walnut Bottom Family Diner

3.8(24 reviews)
1.8 km
•$$

I believe this place used to be a Friendly restaurant. Sorry to see that gone, but the Walnut…read moreBottom Family Diner is a nice experience. It's clean, open and bright. The greeter was prompt, the waitress as well. The food came out surprisingly quickly and was piping hot. The Alpine omelette was delicious (never had one prior). Wheat toast was what you would expect for toast. The hash browns were a bit over browned for my taste, but having eaten in this area in the past I know it to be the local preference, so can't hold it against them.

We tried to visit WBD the other day but it was one of the few places that had power so it was…read morepacked -- and for good reason, too -- the food and service here are usually very good. We came this evening for a meal and Oshanea waited on us -- she was great! Friendly, attentive, brought us refills, checked on us throughout our meals, brought our check promptly when we were finished (after asking us about dessert). We weren't thrilled with our lasagna specials but there certainly wasn't anything wrong with them -- we might just trying something else next time as almost all of the food here is usually great. As an aside, the blue cheese dressing at WBD is some of the best I've ever had with a delicious flavor and chunky texture. We have visited WBD many, many times, it was just time to write an updated review.

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Doland's Red Hot Bangers - The New Yorker.

Doland's Red Hot Bangers

5.0(1 review)
0.0 km

Hot dogs at 10:15am? Don't mind if I do!…read more I've seen Doland's Red Hot Bangers food truck at festivals before, but this was the first time my stomach was actually growling that early in the day. After parking, I literally said, "Man, I could really go for a good hot dog this morning." A few blocks later--like fate--the Doland's truck appeared, window open, ready to satisfy my mid-morning craving. The Menu: Wow. Ten different hot dog creations, a couple fry options, and some mac-and-cheese bowls with loads of toppings to mix and match. Hot dogs ranged from $5.50-$11 depending on how dressed up you want them. For a ¼-lb all-beef dog, I thought the prices were more than fair. The Choice: I debated between the Chili Dog, the Pretzel Pub Dog, or the New Yorker. Feeling bold, I went for the New Yorker: a boiled hot dog topped with sweet onion sauce and brown mustard. $8 for the dog, $2 for a Diet Coke, and just a few minutes later I was walking away with a takeout box of mystery deliciousness. The Reveal: I found a quiet spot, opened the box, and--boom--pure messy bliss. A giant dog absolutely smothered in red sweet onion sauce and zigzags of mustard. Before I destroyed myself (and my clothes), I brought it back to the truck and asked if they could cut it in half. Pro tip: ask them to cut it in half up front--you'll thank me later. They happily obliged. The Taste: Perfection. The hot dog itself was cooked just right. The sweet onion sauce was tangy and sweet without being overpowering, and the mustard brought the perfect zip. Even cut in half, it was still a glorious mess--sauce and mustard dripping from fingers and mouth. I didn't care. It was HEAVENLY. The Verdict: Easily big enough to share, but let's be honest--I devoured the whole thing myself and felt zero regret. Doland's won me over as a first-time customer, and next time I see that black truck, the Pretzel Pub Dog is mine (followed, most likely, by a nap).

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