Stopped by Sun 12/7 afternoon, first time there. I heard…read morethey had a great chicken caesar wrap & the guy working there recommended the special one with dill pickles & special sauce in it. Very happy I followed his recommendation. This was a really interesting, great sandwich. This is now my favorite chick caesar wrap. Also, it was huge, I only ate half & looking forward to the other half for tonights dinner. Got my son a chick parm with vodka sauce & he was very happy as well. They had many interesting, inventive choices, lots to try. Nice staff & great food. I will definitely be back & highly recommend.

I ordered the Pho Sure sandwich on a multi-grain bread but it came with carrots which I didn't want…read moreand substituted them with roasted peppers. I think this is how the sandwich should be made IMO. Carrots have no business being on this sandwich. The roast beef was cut thin and had so much flavor. The other ingredients were avocado, arugula and tomato which added the right amount of juiciness and the bachans and sriracha sauces pulled it altogether. It was supposed to come with pickles on the side but they ran out. That's what was missing for me but it was still an awesome sandwich.

My daughter surprised me with this Tony's Boys tuna fish wrap, fantastic! From the moment I…read moregrabbed the cold bag, I knew this tuna was freshly prepared and taste great Needless to say, it was heavenly well prepared with fresh lettuce, tomato, and wheat wrap. I will be back Jack! Awesome staff with order on time. Show me sandwich deli.

Came here during the week for lunch with my girlfriends. My one friend and I got two different…read moretypes of their cutlet sandwiches. They were a pretty big size for a good price. The cutlet themselves were pretty tasty. My friend got the buffalo chicken salad and she liked it, but she wished she got a cutlet sandwich after seeing them. I do wish the cheese on my sandwich was melted, but that was my mistake. I could've asked for that.

What is going on here?…read more I ordered the First Avenue sandwich -- a cheesesteak with bacon and sautéed onions -- and it was an absolute salt bomb. Not "well-seasoned." Not "bold." Just aggressively, overwhelmingly salty. Every bite felt like a dare. Between the bacon and the cheesesteak, it was sodium stacked on sodium with zero balance. I genuinely couldn't finish it after two bites. At that point, it felt like I had just thrown money straight into the trash. The sausage stuffed peppers were decent...thankfully. Not mind-blowing, but at least edible and competently made, which is more than I can say for the sandwich. They saved me from a starving morning. Extremely disappointed. I'm all for flavor, but when the dominant note is "are they trying to preserve this for winter?" something has gone very wrong in the kitchen.

Yum! So delish! I loved everything I had here! From the sandwiches to the salads, everything is…read morefresh and tasty! The customer service is great too! You can stop by and pick something up to go or order it for pick up!

Had a Jonny Ayoh as well as an egg and cheese with their spicy tomato jam plus a hash brown and…read morethey were PHENOMENAL. I will be dreaming about the spicy tomato jam. Service was good they were pretty busy but still made the sandwiches quickly and very well. The ambiance here is always nice, it's always clean and well taken care of. This is a must try place for breakfast, lunch and dinner!

Grabbed a quick lunch to go. Loved how all the subs are offered as a make it a salad option! This…read moreone I subbed the breaded chicken with eggplant, and included broccoli rabe, prosciutto, mozzarella, roasted red peppers and romaine. Dressing on the side. Portion was generous and ingredients were perfection! Fresh, clean tasting and delish! Staff was friendly and pick up orders were on a rack next to the register. Space itself is a bit of a long hallway vibe so not quite a dine in for a large party unless they offer outdoors. About $15 so not the cheapest but quality was there for sure! Parking around is ample - lot and street.

I spend my Saturday mornings collecting delicious ingredients for the week ahead. This week, I…read morefound Mastriano's on Yelp and decided to give it a try. Very cool "old school" butcher and sandwich shop! Staff were pleasant and professional. I purchased Berkshire pork chops, prime New York strip steaks, and a rack of pork ribs. All of it looks great! The sandwich list was too good to pass up, so I got a chicken cutlet, mortadella, broccoli rabe, and fresh mozzarella wrap. All of the ingredients were top notch and the flavors came together really well! Will gladly return to Mastriano's!

Stopped into Mastriano's Quality Market for lunch and was seriously impressed by the variety they…read moreoffer. You can tell right away this place takes pride in what they do the deli case was loaded, everything looked fresh, and the staff was friendly and quick. I ordered the Johnny Boy and the Buchiee Boy, and both were absolutely fantastic. The flavors were spot on, the portions were generous, and you could taste the quality in every bite. Definitely the kind of sandwiches that make you want to come back and try the whole menu. If you're in the area and craving a legit, high-quality lunch, Mastriano's is a must-stop. I'll definitely be returning!

Such friendly staff and the sandwhich is incredible, absolutely huge too. Well worth the hype!read more

Absolutely insane sandwich spot. Worth the hype in my opinion. The chicken cutlets and bread…read moredeserve all the praise. HIGHLY recommend the chicken Caesar sandwich - that was the star of the show. Be prepared to wait as it does get super busy, especially during lunchtime.

It was a rainy day and a lot of places were packed. We somehow lucked out when a group canceled as…read morewe were passing by this place. Located in Montclair, this small breakfast and lunch spot is a local favorite. The service was really good, they were very attentive to our large group and my toddler. They had some books for him. I had the huevas rancheros, which is only available Fri-Sun. It had 2 eggs that came on 2 fried tortillas and a side of potatoes and avocado slices. It was delicious, very flavourful and satisfying. The sourness of the seasoning went really well with the plain bean and tortilla taste and complimented the eggs well. Everyone at the table was satisfied with their meal. My son had the oatmeal, he loved it and he's not an oatmeal lover usually!

This was my third visit to Minia's and wow, just wow... blew me away yet again! My friend grabbed a…read moreseat outside on a Saturday morning for brunch, it was the perfect day for it too. You have to try the Dominican drink called morir sonando. It's made with orange juice, milk, cane sugar, and chopped ice. You can order it with OJ or fresh passion fruit juice; either or is good. I also tried the Caribbean style oatmeal with caramelized bananas on top. SOOOOOOO good. And a vegetable quesadilla with fries. My friend ordered mangu con los tres golpes (mashed plantains, fried cheese, fried salami, and & sauteed onions) and a loaded chitvito uruguayo sandwich (steak, ham, bacon, mozzarella, egg , lettuce, tomato & mayo on an onions roll). The service was quick and attentive plus the space is small and cozy. 10/10 recommend for breakfast and lunch!

Stopped in for lunch on a Friday while in town and loved my experience…read more Had a short fifteen minute wait and was seated at the bar near the window. The service was super attentive + the ambience felt like a true neighborhood spot with a cozy and hip interior. Started off with a DKA pastry and then followed up with one of their specials which was their take on a chicken Milanese paired with a buttermilk ranch topped salad. Both were really solid and were the perfect start for a day filled with exploring what Montclair had to offer. Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again when passing through!

The Corner is one of the best ran restaurants in Montclair. The food is always delicious and…read moreconsistent with very little change over the years. As the saying goes, "if it ain't broke don't fix it." If you were a NYC club kid in the 90s (or adjacent) you'll appreciate the playlist that echoes in this intimate space. You can hear reggae one day, Biggie another or Leo Sayer the next. It's called range my friends. The price point is right on par for the quality of food you receive. My favorite menu items are the pancakes, French fries, coffee, avocados drizzled with olive oil and lemon zest; however in no particular order. The staff is super cordial and accommodating, respecting your time and effort to be there.

Tony Boy's service and food quality is unparalleled. The interior is surprisingly very spacious…read more Sandwiches are creative and tasty, but I can only eat half of one or else I'll fall asleep immediately. Perfect for sharing. The cookies are also amazing, stick one in the toaster before you eat it and you'll be in dessert heaven. The owner is very kind as well. Stop by when you're around, for a comforting, hearty sandwich!

Amazing sandwich spot in Livingston! I had the tuna sandwich…read moreand it was absolutely delicious,super fresh, perfectly seasoned, and really satisfying. The service was also fast, friendly, and welcoming. What I love most is the variety on the menu. There are so many different options to choose from, whether you're into cold subs, hot sandwiches, salads, or something in between. It's the kind of place where you want to try something new every time you go. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and looking for a solid, high-quality sandwich shop. I'll be back for sure!

Better or at least equal to Katz without the ridiculous lines. My wife and I shared a fat pastrami…read moresandwich ($18). They also sell pastrami by the pound ($30). I don't think I'll ever go back to Katz unless it's with friends who are tourists.

Because it's "kosher style" and not kosher, the pastrami just wasn't up to par from what you can…read moreget in an old school NYC deli. I was hoping to recreate that experience in the suburbs. Pastrami is a pretty expensive meat, but it was also drier and tougher than I was expecting for the price. I think it was more like corned beef than traditional pastrami. I usually don't do any sauce, but I laid on the mustard just to make a moister sandwich. It was overall pretty disappointing. The employees were nice, but there isn't really any dine in option. We customized it to put on club bread (for an upcharge). Mustard was on side to add at leisure. It was hot out of the bag. It came with pickles and cole slaw. It was overall just a pretty disappointing version of pastrami. In these cases, actual kosher is worth sticking to.