One of our favorite stops. Ordered two Grilled Italian Subs, fries and lemon aids. Establishment is…read moreclean and staff is polite and courteous. Lemon aid is home made and fries are hand cut. In our opinion Penn has some of the best subs in Toledo. Because everything is made to order you may have a little wait but it's worth it.

Very nice, the service was excellent very friendly and ready to serve the customer, I ordered the…read moregrilled Italian sub and a cheesesteak with onions and peppers, the 2 gentlemen on the grill were very conscientious and the sandwiches were delicious. I would rate this group that were working together an exceptional group, I will return.

That chicken tender was so Bussin but like when you reheat it in the microwave it just be like cold…read moreand sloppy so like fix that or I will not comes back anymore so like just fix that problem and then you're perfect.

3.5-ish, rounded up for the fries! So this was my first…read morevisit to the Culver's in Toledo, Ohio. I went inside rather than join tbe caravan of cars in the drive-thru. I placed my order and was given a number to receive my order- whether dining in or carryout. The ambiance was typical fast food but clean. People at the register were pleasant. I ordered a cod fish fried dinner and a grilled chicken sandwich -to go. The estimated wait time was 10 minutes and that was pretty accurate. I should have double-checked my other before leaving but I didn't. realize until I got home that my grilled chicken sandwich didn't have the Swiss Cheese I'd requested. (Added some mozzarella from the fridge.) The chicken seemed overcooked and tough to cut with a knife. They did get the tartar sauce right on the fish dinner and included a cole slaw that looked far more creamy than advertised. The fries, however, were amazing. I've posted pictures below so you can decide for yourselves. I could personally take it or leave it but my mom seemed happy with her order. During Lent, don't go any later than 4:30pm on a Friday or else you'll have a long wait.

Happened to stop here about 20 mins before closing one evening wanting something simple and…read morestraightforward but hopefully different - I'm glad I did - was greeted with a smile and courtesy - it was extremely clean with no overwhelming odors of bleach etc so tells me always clean - ordered a medium Steak & cheese on white with everything - honestly wasn't expecting much since close to closing and I wouldn't be eating it for another 20+ mins - abit expensive to me but on par with other sub places and offerings - was greatly impressed and surprised despite the delay and late purchase the bread was remarkably soft and easy to consume (I don't have teeth) none of the bread was hard, the meat was soft and very juicy seems to be very good quality choice of meat with good quantities within sandwich - peppers were fresh and soft, I'd like more within the sub, didn't think to ask for more not sure standard amount - onions were plentiful and again soft and juicy fresh - the cheese was plentiful and melted within the sub - overall great quality sub and a pleasant surprise would highly recommend trying this great local sub offering - while there look at the history on the walls and bonus help support local firefighters

Went there for lunch last Saturday. I love really good subs. This was just so-so…read more.. So, the Italian sub is served hot, which isn't always my preference (I think most of their subs are served hot). I like the freshness of the cold cuts served cold. I will say that to their benefit, they don't microwave their sandwiches. They have a steamer they place the meats and cheeses into and then blast them with steam. It is a nice touch, much better than nuking things. Anyway, the bread they used didn't have much "personality" going for it. I love really crusty sub rolls with soft, pillowy insides. This was kind of a softer roll that didn't have any character. Kind of disappointing. The sandwich itself was dressed with mayo (my favorite condiment), but it really needed an acid note to balance the unctuous, fatty quality of the meat, cheese and mayo (hello vinegar...). The veggies just got lost and really didn't add a thing. I did request jalapenos on the sandwich, and unfortunately, they didn't add much (too mild). They do have one of those drink machines that offer what seems to be an endless choice of beverages (love those). There appears to be a cleanliness issue too. I got there around 12:30 and the floors were really dirty. The walls and vents could use some attention, etc. It just had the appearance of not being well kept. In summation, the place wasn't bad, but I can't say I'd go back anytime soon.

Wow.. it pays to pack your own lunch now spent $12 for 6 cold shrimp and a half full mashed potatoesread more

Never been before. Just got a few things to taste. Pretzel bites, fish sandwich, and grilled cheese…read moreoff the kids menu with fries. Pretzel bites were hard as a rock and the grilled cheese tasted funny. Like off or it had been sitting a long while. Fish sandwich was ok. Not what its hyped to be. Everyone talks about the fish here being good so I did expect a bit more. This was a doordash order so I wasnt expecting the freshest. Just decent. I would give another try n update.

Stopped in for a quick snack and had the Swiss mushroom burger. It was really good and bigger than…read moreI thought it would be as well. Service was good and the very nice. Went through the drive thru and the outside was ok clean wise. I'd stop here again if in the area.

Decided to stop at Ralley's because we had heard they had good burgers. The pictures on the menu…read moreboard looked delicious. So instead of burgers we tried the Chicken Bites and Fries box. Two-bite lightly breaded round chicken balls were crunchy and good. The fries were hot and crispy and lightly seasoned. The box was just enough with a small drink. Ralley's is take out only. Plenty of napkins were given and the window employee was pleasant. This is located down the street from St. Vincent's Hospital, Toledo.

How hard is it to actually grill a grilled cheese sandwich at a fast food grill? Apparently pretty…read morehard. Trying to order for my daughter on our way home from Cleveland Clinic to help with her nausea. Nothing like getting miles down the turnpike to discover maybe they through it in the microwave for 30 seconds. Not even a hint maybe someone thought to throw it on a grill. SO DON'T CALL IT GRILL CHEESE. Feel free to call it a cheesy dough ball.

Gabe deserves a bazillion stars! Gabe is the first employee of an interstate service fast food…read morerestaurant I've had a true pleasure of meeting. Our order wasn't difficult but it was a little complicated. Gabe worked his magic and everything was perfect! Yes, that's what one expects every time one goes to a restaurant, fast or otherwise. It rarely happens at a service area on an interstate. I hope Gabe's boss or bosses sees this. Gabe could give a Masterclass in customer service, efficiency, professionalism, accuracy, and patience. Writing a review for a fast food place on an interstate isn't my norm but tonight was anything but normal. We'd been traveling all day in mostly lousy weather. Gabe made everything better. Thank you!!

I've had deli sandwiches across the country from NYC, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco, and LA…read moreand more... non-compare to Sterlings Amish deli! Their sandwiches are incredible especially the Rachael and their giant turkey club but on top of that the employees are very welcoming and it's also a great location to visit as they sell a wide variety of jams, jelly, candy, and much more! I highly recommend it - you won't be disappointed!

Having noticed that the long-standing "coming soon!" sign was not longer in the window, I wanted to…read morecheck out the new Sterling's Amish Deli. Taking over the same storefront as the former Amish Deli (home of "Bowling Green's Biggest, Baddest BLT"), I had high hopes which were only buoyed by the enthusiastic welcome I received from the smiling staff as I entered the establishment. The nice lady at the order counter apologized and said the grill was having issues during their soft opening, but that did not matter to me, as I already had my eyes on trying one of the 2-dog combos. After quickly reviewing my options, I ordered the Sterling dogs with a side of coleslaw, plus a fountain Coke. Before tax, the total came to $9.98, which was pretty reasonable for lunch downtown. As I made my way to one of the booths, I cast my eye around the dining room, and frankly, I liked what I saw! The new laminate floor looked great, as did the brand new -and spotlessly clean- tables, chairs, and booths. The decorations and wall hangings were tasteful and un-cluttered, and I especially liked how the blue light horse silhouette (visible on far-right side of my dining room photo) conveyed a sense of good-Amish-food-meets-21st-century. After a pleasantly short wait, my order was delivered to my booth. The all-beef dogs were garnished with crispy-cooked bacon, red pepper relish, and shredded cheddar cheese. As you can see in my food photo, they looked great, and tasted even better! The side of coleslaw was also very good, which kind of surprised me, as I expected it to be overpowered by the clearly visible chunks of red onion, but the flavours melded together perfectly. I also liked how the staff stopped by my table to ask how the food was, and how speedy and friendly they were any time I took my fountain cup up to the counter for a refill. PROS: very good food, very friendly staff, reasonable prices, and a good atmosphere CONS: for a soft opening, I felt they were great, as I had zero issues! Overall I rate Sterling's Amish Deli as being Very Good, and look forward to returning!