The casual restaurant has a bar full of local beer and a they also make a Negroni with an espresso…read moreshot, I'll have to try that next time. The berry bliss was delicious. I haven't eaten peanut butter like that in a long time. Order at the counter and they brought the food to us.

Great environment, cool bar, delicious sandwiches!…read more We came here on a Saturday afternoon around 12pm. It was not crowded but people were coming in and out with take out and were eating inside. I got the Italian sandwich with banana peppers. It was very good, spicy salami, salty ham, fresh vegetables. The bread was very good too! My partner got the omertà, he said it was good, very fresh but having more than 1 half of it was too much. So it appears it was filling. This place is a total vibe, we didn't eat inside but it was cute.

My number one advice is to come here for their hot sandwich!!…read more The wait was long and they stop serving hot sandwiches at 3pm so get here earlier if that's what you're looking for. I was blown away by the tasty sandwich and their housemade chips- so much flavor yet light and satisfying. So glad I got to try them!

A friend chose this spot as our June dinner club. We ordered two chef boards for the table and then…read morewe ordered some additional meats and cheeses! Everything was tasty just a bit on the pricier side. They hand make (and I believe hand slice the meats) for the boards so it does take a little bit between each board. All in all a good experience!

One of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. No notes. Flavor profile is AMAZING, the bread…read moreis *chef's kiss*. The meat is perfectly moist and is paired very well with the sweet caramelized onions. I just selfishly wish it was a bit more affordable (just because in that case, I'd come by a lot more often:) ) My bf and I were enjoying a coffee nextdoor at The People's Cafe, and it was an option to order pickup from TriBecca and eat it at the cafe (due to limited seating).

I went there today. The only employee working was washing the outside windows when I got there. I'm…read moreglad she wasn't cleaning the toilets. The menu was on a hand held. I ordered the Italian and when I went to look for chips there was no chips. Sixteen dollars for a sandwich is high for me. The owner must be passing on City Halls rules on me. Then they want me to tip the employee for washing the windows.

The cinnamon roll here is my spirit animal. Gooey, sugary, warm, size of a hubcap…read more The breakfast sandwiches are a dream as well. Great bread.

It would be impossible for me to love this place more! I stopped here for the torta de chilaquiles…read moreand it was incredible. The bread alone was worth the price, and then the chilaquiles were so flavorful. I want to try it with the egg next time, but honestly it was perfect as-is. I also got the arroz con leche roll and it was absolute perfection. The best cinnamon roll ever - so soft and flavorful! My only regret is that I have only one stomach (and that they're only open two days a week when I wanted to go back again the next week). Really can't recommend this place enough! There are long lines and it can be a bit of a wait, but for good reason. Get the bread! And the cinnamon rolls! I think you can just order ahead and skip the line too if you know what you want, which would make it even easier.

Family owned businesses and they have a great selection of sandwiches and pastries. Great food and…read morewonderful people can't go wrong. This is where the locals come.

I like this place for a quick breakfast Sammy. It's pretty affordable about $6. However you get…read morewhat you pay for! Ladies are super nice and quick!

Best subs in Chicago! Italian sub is a classic. They really don't have many places like this…read moreanymore. Love.

Fantastic beef. This was my first stop getting off the plane, and even though we went to a few…read moreplaces with great Italian beef sandwiches during our trip, this one set the bar. There was a line going down the aisle, but it went quickly and the folks behind the deli counter were quick and efficient. The bread was able to maintain structure after getting dipped, the sandwich was hot and filled with beef, and the vinegar from the hot peppers helped cut through the richness of the gravy. The deli is situated in the back past the rows of Italian goods and fridges of prepared foods. I wish I lived in the area; the pinwheel sausages in the deli case looked incredible! No tables or chairs, BUT there is a thin, small counter at the front where you can stand and devour your sandwich. Can probably fit 4-5 people and was perfect for us to just quickly stop and enjoy the sandwich. Was worried that we'd have to travel back to our hotel or eat on the side of the street before the sandwich got too soggy, but the counter saved us! So glad we came here.

When in the area, I always got to go to Spinning Js. The fresh baked goods and careful attention…read morefrom the staff makes it one of my favorite spots. The hipster diner aesthetic truly is a comforting vibe. We got the spinning j and the poblano sandwich, with sausage and a buttermilk biscuit. It was amazing. The s'mores pie was delightful as well.

Incredible breakfast food, do an incredible price. So fast for everything being made to order. And…read morelove the dinner vibe straight out of the 50s. Love love love it here!!!!!

The corned beef sandwich had plenty of meat. Good flavor. It did seem very dry. No moisture in the…read moremeat. I would suggest ordering with something else on the sandwich like sauerkraut or thousand island dressing. I have not tried anything else but I heard the grits are off the hook and the breakfast menus looked pretty good. Service was swift. No nonsense at the register. The cooks were very polite and friendly. It came with a couple pickle spears. Ambiance is a bit rough. Looks clean but worn out. It's a throwback utilitarian dinner. It needs some love and some neon. The cost was high. About $17 for a no frills CB sandwich at a no frills dinner seemed like you should at least get a side with it. Overall I liked it and will be back to try something else.

We shared: 1. Jumpball Scramble - corned beef, 3 eggs,…read morepotatoes, onions, American cheese, toast 2. Corned Beef sandwich Corned beef was a little dry but big portions in both dishes. Highly recommend the jumpbell; it's pure comfort, shareable, and you must add the gravy. Not a terribly long menu with very reasonable prices ($1 pop?!?!) Staff were very friendly/social and added to the fun experience.