I just checked in immediately following receiving my #16 sandwich. I completely jumped the gun on…read moremy statement that my sandwich was great. It's not great. It's not terrible. It's something else. I deliberately requested additional lettuce b/c Milio's seems to be notoriously stingy when it comes to lettuce. Upon receiving my order the words 'with extra lettuce' were stated. I assumed naturally that upon unwrapping it, it be seeing something that resembled something different than wha these pictures depicted. In the first image it looks pretty deflated. The next one shows the entirety of the contents. Not impressive in any way. The third is about seeking out the invisible bacon. It's there, an extremely anemic and thinnest cut ever, slice of bacon. So small I literally had to dig beneath the also very small amount of Turkey. I see there are more than average low ratings for this location. I imagine if I looked into it, I'd probably see my own ratings from previous visits. I know I rarely visit this location. Moving forward, rarely is likely to become even less, probably never. Too many far more worthy options within the immediate vicinity. For with its worth at least the sandwich is flavorful, though I do need to add seasonings and jalapeños.

Okay, relax. Take "five stars" in context... For my visit, I just wanted a couple subs to go -…read morepretty simple. The experience was 5-stars for a Milio's. There were a couple guys ahead of me in line. The kid working there took their orders, then mine. Then he went to work (he was alone there). I wish I got his name - he was extremely friendly (like "I love my job" attitude) and very efficient. He knocked out the orders in good time, and with a smile and good tidings. I love that. I know when I go to Milio's, the subs will be consistent and reliable. The service and attitude on my visit were above and beyond. Kudos, young man - keep it up!

Pretty hard to make a mistake while making these sandwiches, but this store does, consistently…read more Service is very rude and unpleasant. I actually wish the best for these folks and hope they find something they actually enjoy doing.

Food service in ambience is always amazing. The staff there are also very friendly. The Baja…read morechicken cheesesteak is usually what I go with.

Note: This place is closed until at least mid 2026. They stated that they're moving to 8309…read moreGreenway Blvd. I miss this place as it combined efficiency with fresh mediterranean food for a fantastic lunch! I cannot wait for this place to open back up. Watch their instagram or facebook for info.

One of my favorite Mediterranean places to go. Steak plate is super good! Has a great mixture of…read moreMediterranean food, and top notch fresh ingredients. Always friendly and the rice pudding is a must get!

Pretty consistent and I love this place. Most of the times I've came, haven't really had an issue…read morefinding a table, but I can picture this place on the weekends being pretty busy. The Cobb salad was good. I asked for the avocado dressing instead of the ranch and it tasted good. Pretty filling with the half order lobster bisque I ordered. The lobster bisque was lighter than what usual lobster bisque is. This one didn't taste like it had heavy cream I think. The next day I ordered the power bowl. Pretty good as well. I honestly would be stuck on deciding which to order again, it would probably depend on mood. The potatoe soup was good too. I also ordered the Dubai chocolate strawberries. It was so good. Great dessert to a light meal. Staff was friendly and quick.

The food is usually pretty good here. I usually get a sandwich and the nuts about berries salad…read more I lowered the rating a bit as this time when I went there was one guy working his arse off while a bunch of other people just stood around. I really like the salad and I usually do their seasonal sandwich. This time it was a grilled cheese with bacon and apples that was quite good. I also lowered the rating a bit as this place just feels a bit too expensive for what you get as well as asking for tips when you need to get your own drinks as well as bus your own table.

The owner is soooo kind and told me he was impressed I was ordering this much just for myself, so…read morehe decided to gift me an Inca Kola, which is a sweet soft drink with a lemony flavor - similar to sprite but more concentrated. It was admittedly a little warm inside, maybe because the AC wasn't working. I got the lomo saltado, which reminded me of college days when my dining hall would serve this!! The beef was SO tender, and the fries help soak up the soy based sauce. I also loved the aji verde that comes with the fries - so fresh made with jalapeños, cilantro, and mayo! The portion was honestly huge!! I also got the ceviche, which came with hugeee chunks of fresh fish! There was also big pieces of Incan corn and fried corn!

PIKKITO--which means "little kiss" in Peruvian--was my first time seeking to eat at a restaurant…read moreattached to a gas station, which added a "wait, what?" moment. Upon entering, the first thing that hits: chickens on the rotisserie, and honestly, I haven't seen that since Boston Market a decade ago. I ordered at the counter, and a few minutes later the worker came by offering my dining partner and me chicken soup as a little extra gesture--hot, delicious, and very welcome. I had cilantro rice and black beans alongside my chicken, all perfectly done. The flavors here are solid and a great introduction for me to Peruvian cuisine. Why not five stars? The vibe is minimal and casual--gas station setting and all--so it's more functional than cozy or lively. Still, the food is excellent, and I'll absolutely be back for more.

Went there for restaurant week tonight. Looks like they are still working out the kinks at the new…read moreplace. Waited for an hour before getting served. Luckily we weren't in a my hurry and had a good chat with our dinner mates. The food is authentically Peruvian so that's very good. I had the ceviche, steak bites and flan combination. My dinner companion had the potatoes, seafood mix, cookies combination. We thought the be dishes were all flavorful and good. One thing we noted is the amount of potatoes on each of our main dish. It was more than the meat portion. We could do with less potatoes. Still a place I would recommend. Not that these are the restaurant week's menu. Will return to try their regular menu.

Ive been wanting to try Amar Peru so I was happy to see the restaurant on the Restaurant Week list…read moreand made a dinner reservation. The restaurant has a nice interior and ambiance. We decided to do the $50 menu and ordered the ceviche, yuca, lomo andino, paella, and cinco leches. The orders came out at a good pace, although the restaurant was packed. Everything tasted pretty good, the lomo was okay. One thing that could have been better was the temperature of some of the food. The yuca and lomo was lukewarm. I would definitely like to try their regularly menu next time

Very good selection and service. Our food was delicious and fresh…read more Also kid friendly. The grands love it. Especially the free ice cream.

I came in with my daughter, and although the food was good, I originally was not happy when I first…read morecame in. I asked the manager on duty to double check in order and although she said she did, it came out incorrect. Cornell at the front desk was quick to correct it! He gave me great customer service and put a frown upside down into a smile. Cornell even corrected my food order and turned out even better than the original and corrected pricing for me as well. I'm a person that appreciates the food they eat so I didn't want to make a big deal about it, but he is very attentive and came in like a superhero before I even thought to ask. I recommend Cornell from the mineral point location for a manager position. :)

While popping between nearby Colectivo and the adjacent park, we popped into Alimentari out of…read morecuriosity, and somehow left with a pre-made frozen dinner for the evening and a Spicy Soppressata sammy to enjoy alongside the lake mere feet away! While they seem to be known for their sandwiches, and for good reason, they have a lot of great artisanal items rooted in Italian cooking. This includes oils, wines, sauces, spices, treats and more. The "more" also includes fresh-made pasta, hand cut meats and cheeses, gelato and a few other absolutely delish items! Back to that sandwich...we were not hungry, but could not pass up a good sandwich, especially one freshly made on locally sourced and baked bread! The bread was the absolutely star of each bite, I mean...sheesh! The sandwich in full was great, and definitely worth the stop in on its own. The store itself is small, but mighty, and well laid out, stocked with all the goods, flows well, clean and in great condition. Service was stellar as well. We were greeted upon entry, checked on while browsing and chatted up while being rang out. Overall, solid spot for a ready-made meal, a special ingredient, a tasty sandwich, fresh pasta, charcuterie or just to wander around in!

Holy smokes... I am going to have dreams about this sandwich. It is definitely top 3 sandwiches of…read moremy life and maybe the best ever. I had the prosciutto sandwich and my SO had the pastrami and both had nothing but good things to say as we ate. The prosciutto sandwich had balsamic that had just started to soak into the otherwise crunchy bread, with these big chunks of mozzarella and the freshest tomatoes and greens. Alimentari itself is this awesome little deli/grocer with both bagged pastas AND FRESH PASTA/antipasti available to buy, as well as all sorts of goods, breads, coffees, chocolates, beverages and a whole wine selection. Beware that there is no seating inside but definitely do not let this dissuade you from visiting.