This is also Portland, poor and we are so happy that it still exist. I can't really tell much about…read moreit other than that each of the sandwiches are made with love. The soups are good and you have to build up your own minds and try out aunt tillies

Cool spot in antique Alley. Good service, really fast, and it's a cool spot to get a beer. I was…read moreshocked at how many people are they drinking in here, but I probably am just jealous. I got the aunt Tilly special and it was really good.

You aren't beating this Breakfast Burrito any place, ever....there is not even a close second…read moreplace! Great butcher shop but start your day right with this mammoth flavor bomb!

This place is sooooo good. Saturday afternoon they were pretty busy, 40 minute wait, people…read morestanding waiting for tables. But worth the wait. Best restaurant burger I have ever had. Fresh and flavorful,! My husband had the turkey bacon avocado sandwich. Enough for two people. Lots of meat, thick bacon lettuce and tomato. Wish I lived closer as this would be one of my go tops for a great burger

A haiku review: This…read morespot is slept on Best sandwiches around town At a good price too Big, thick, and loaded The turkey cran never fails Potato salad ‍

I'm a sandwich lover and I got to discover this hidden gem! You walk in and the place smells like…read morefresh bread. I ordered the roast beef and pastrami and it's so good I had to pause give a review. They have several different sandwiches, salads, and wraps at a reasonable price.

Very good Vietnamese place with a little bit of everything. It being a deli is a nice added touch…read moreif you want to grab some meat or other items. Highly recommend!

Very disappointing experience. The pho bo vien was missing the meatball, which was one of the main…read morethings we ordered it for. The bun vit came with meat that was extremely dry and tasted old. The bun thit nuong was also disappointing. The shrimp didn't appear to be properly grilled. The banh mi was very plain and missing pate. Overall, the food quality was not what we expected, especially considering the price. Several dishes were missing key ingredients or lacked freshness and flavor. Definitely would not come back.

The Rose International Market is a shoebox-sized store crammed to the ceiling with everything…read moreMiddle Eastern. The lady owner is behind the counter and greets you when you enter. She's welcoming and knows where every single item is in the store if you ask. We even chatted about politics for a bit, she's just fantastic! I was impressed with the feta selection: Bulgarian and French (the French is a tad creamier and my personal favorite). Rose International Market also carries homemade hummus, deli-type meats, a nice selection of olives, honey, baked sweets (like baklava), fresh & dried fruit (in bulk), an assortment of breads (sweet, pita & lavash) along with the most amazing variety of tea and coffee I've ever seen in one place. Packaged spices and kitchen doodads and cookery items too. They carry a brand of imported ice cream that I'll have to try next time. A great place to pop in and pick up yumminess for a picnic. I love this little market and am so happy it's so close to home.

I will guzzle the dried mulberries in the bulk trail mix. All. Day…read more The grocery section is small but contains brands I don't normally find in major chains. I came here looking for soft pitas but left with wheat lavash. And I'm not mad about it. The man at the counter was friendly and forgiving when I looked lost perusing the dried fruit section. I appreciate a small local grocery and I'll be back.

Thanks, Cedar Hills Elephants! My daughter and her bridesmaids loved the lunch that I provided for…read morewhen they were getting ready for her evening wedding. Julia was terrific! It was super easy to communicate with her via email, and she was very helpful in figuring out a menu which included dietary restrictions. Thanks, Julia!

It's a very different experience compared to your typical restaurant, and i think had i known that…read moregoing in, I may have had a more positive experience. It almost feels like an upscale market? that also serves cold and hot foods. This is sort of the place I get analysis paralysis, cause there is truly something for everyone depending on the vibe. So I can definitely see it being very popular because it probably has something for you regardless of your vibe. For me i got the fish and chips. and they weren't life changing, but they were still decent, but nothing to write home about. I think i'm definitely open to trying it again, with a different mindset.

Let me start by saying I didn't take pictures. For anyone who reads my reviews, that's a big part…read moreof them: ALL THE PICTURES. Presentation, portions, half eaten, etc... but I didn't. Because the food was so damn good. Look - I'm going to start off by saying I grew up practically on The Hill. Out here, you'll have to Google it (make sure to add 'RI' to the search or you'll get some political BS), but back east, "alls you's have ta say" was those two words and anyone would know you knew your Italian, food and otherwise. There isn't anything on this coast that vaguely compares to The Hill's food, but walking into and biting out of Geraldi's was having a little piece of home. There's this little shop in the old town where the owner knew your voice when you called to order... you'd walk in, and you heard "hey cousin!" whether you were or not, and that's the vibe you get from Geraldi's. The food is much the same - you get something that looks like Nonna was at the range all day with her sauce (it's not gravy - no meat) and you came home looking like you haven't eaten in weeks: "I'm gonna fatten you up before you leave" and you walked out the door with a sub (sandwich, that is - not a submarine) that weighed the same as a newborn. We got three of those babies: a Chicago Beef (seal of approval from the orderer - only 'complaint' was that they had to eat it all in one day because the bread was quote too soggy to make it to lunch the next day - travesty), an Italian sausage (just as delicious when 1/2 was reheated the next day) and a Chicken Parmeroni (I thought somehow even better when 1/2 was reheated the next day) and I could have absolutely gone back the next day if it weren't for A. the leftovers 2/3 of us had and B. the meal planning we'd done for the week. I also grabbed a side of giardiniera because I will get it anytime I see it available and I inhaled it - I need to know if I can by it by the vat instead of the side cups because it too was similar to what I can find at home (about practically nowhere out here) and amazing!! I'm still upset I didn't take pictures though!

Atmosphere: Casual, takeout spot…read more Food: Italian Beef was very good. Quite filling too for the size. Price: For a 6 inch sandwich, it's a little on the high side. On the plus side, I was pretty full after eating. Service: Walk-up service. Parking: Small lot in front.

One of the best Cuban sandwiches I've had…read more The Staff are super welcoming and attentive right when you walk in. For ordering, you go up to the counter and they take your order. Once you're done, you sit and they will bring it over. There is also a jug of ice water you self serve from. Seating is a little limited, as the restaurant isn't huge, but hasn't been an issue when I have gone. They also can open up the doors/windows which is really cool when it's nice out. The Cuban came on toasted rustic roll, which was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The pork shoulder and ham were cooked perfectly and had such an amazing flavor. The grain mustard and Swiss cheese really brought everything together though. The chips were nice, salty, and very crunchy. Nothing crazy to write about, but I still enjoyed them. Overall, it's probably one of the best Cubans I've had, but I'm not an expert on them. I've been back a second time and it was just as good as the first!

I tried out their Apple Turkey sandwich and it was a huge hit! The amount and quality of…read moreingredients is great here and I can't recommend it enough. They were polite and the service was fairly quick. The ambiance is nice in the shop, especially when they open the windows up and put the seating outside!

Good selection of products. Was able to have a quick and mostly quiet experience. Better than most…read moresmall European markets. 10/10.

Showed the front desk lady the photo of my favorite sunflower seeds, she pointed me to that shelf,…read morewas so so so happy to find my Babkin's seeds. The best roasted sunflower seeds in the shell, everyone should try. Thank you.

Order and pay at the counter. Ask for suggestions - the ones they gave us were awesome!…read more Find a place to sit and they bring your lunch and drinks to you. We opted inside (reallly loud) but nowhere outside in the shade left. Both the turkey and the muffuletta were so good. The bread and topping were very fresh! They recommended a Aperol Spritz for the sunny day and it was so perfect for a hot afternoon. Had to get the molasses ginger cookie - my favorite! Also very fresh and flavorful. Will be back!

Sebastiano's is a fabulous find tucked into a vibrant courtyard in Sellwood. The shop is adorable…read moreand has a warm, inviting vibe. There are approximately a dozen seating areas inside. Each table accommodates 2-5 people, though some seating may be snug. You can also find courtyard seating outside, some with umbrellas, some in the sun. At Sebastiano's, you place an order at the counter; you get a number, and they bring it to you. They have a nice variety of sandwiches, though I must admit I'm disappointed they don't offer mortadella. They also have some soups, salads, and desserts. I ordered the Il Classico, and my hubby ordered the Jim Jonke. We also ordered a lemon cookie to enjoy after our sandwiches. Both of our sandwiches were delicious. As much as I love arugula, I think the Il Classico could use one more slice of ham (I think there were two slices) and less arugula, which was piled nearly 1" thick, taking up much of the room. The focaccia was a flavorful canvas for the sandwich. The lemon cookie (made with olive oil) was tender and bright with flavor. It was a nice, sweet treat to cap off the meal.