Stopped in for a quick breakfast and decided on two sausage, egg and cheese sandwiches, each on…read moreEverything and Cheddar Jalapeno bagels. Both sandwiches hit the spot and the bagels were delicious - perfectly toasted on the outside and nice and chewy on the inside. Service was fast and the employees were super nice and accommodating. Harvey's also has a HUGE drink selection. We will definitely return!

Pro-tip: Drive slowly as you approach, it's easy to miss as it's tucked in between other…read morehouses/establishments. A great pit-stop before heading to Bradley Airport. The 10-inch hoagies were sufficient enough to last two flights. Compared the Italian and Turkey Italian, both dense and well layered. The bread is classic New York/Connecticut expectations.

Shop with caution. After I got home I realized the multiple of the items I purchased had been…read moreexpired, one item was even multiple months past its expiration date. The store is very unclean. The staff is unpleasant and will charge you an extra fee to pay with credit card. Based on the state of the store it would not surprise me if there were numerous health code violations there. I will not be returning.

Convenient store. It's fine for that, and some Indian food basics, but don't come looking for a…read morereal meal.

I decided to eat lunch here before my hair appt closeby. I took a few minutes to glance over the…read moremenu and chose a small grilled chicken salad. Wow! The freshness, brightness and balance of all the ingredients won me over. I even got another one to give to a friend. Also, your coffee is better than DD or Stuck up bucks. I will definitely stop in again soon. The crew seems friendly and dedicated to giving each customer a pleasant respite from his or her busy day.

I've walked past this deli countless times and finally stopped in recently…read more It's very clean inside and I think the constant construction outside doesn't do them justice. I was immediately greeted by someone behind the counter and it was a super quick turnaround between me ordering my Italian combo and getting it at my table. My sandwich was absolutely huge! I can't remember the last time I've had a sandwich this big and I think it was pretty affordable. I do wish that they had iced coffee and more baked good options though!

Quick and delicious! Many fresh options for any meal! I go for lunch since it is convenient. I love…read morethe Beef Patty!

Stopped in one morning to get a breakfast sandwich, and wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It's made on the spot. The bun was toasted, the eggs cooked nicely, bacon (a little too done for my taste), and the cheese gooey. Overall great sandwich. The picture doesn't do it just rice.

In such a walkable city like Hartford, many of its businesses cater to the adjacent court and…read morehealthcare crowds. The Ribicoff Building is directly across the street, and many of its denizens that also handle immigration, etc. can rest assured to call Al's home to a decent slice & soda for a quick grab-and-go lunch. I stopped in & went with a grinder & bag o' chips to go. At $10.99 any grinder or wrap is a good deal. Finding decent outdoor seating to enjoy your culinary choice might be tough, but the menu choices to decide from aren't. Stop in & give 'em a try.

This was a very convenient location to where I wanted to be for a quick lunch. I wanted a calzone,…read morebut they didn't have any ricotta. So we waited for a pizza since they don't sell it by the slice. We got a Coke which was kind of warm despite being in a refrigerated container. We asked for ice, they jokingly (?) said it cost $2 a cup then said they didn't have ice. I'm not clear if they do charge for ice, but it is odd for a place with a dine in area to not have any ability to dispense ice. The pizza was fine. It was bubbling hot out of the oven. The employees were friendly, and dining area was clean. Just disappointed with the lack of multiple ingredients that would have made the dining experience much better.

Note: this review is from March of 2023, after so much has changed. I started going here the summer…read moreof 2022 when a few of us tiptoed back into the office. No more Max Bibo, no more Church & Main, Dunkin D bailed, jeez I can't even remember where else we used to eat, there was that old irascible Alsatian dude running the "French" sandwich place... anyway, these guys felt like the only game in town after everyone else had folded. And they're great! They hustle like mad during the rush, so a long line just blazes through. And this is hugely important to me, because it says they value not only your time as a part of their value prop, but also their own! And high throughput need not mean low quality; our pals here listen and execute as requested. Loads of options, the great chip selection as noted elsewhere, and a decent assortment of drinks in the back. But what I like the best, even more than the customary "Hello big boss!" greeting that I (and probably 42 other not-so-big bosses) get, is the dogged determination to create and deliver a needed, wanted product despite some not-so-small odds. I'm in here twice a week on average, and if I weren't trying to lose weight by bringing in a salad the other days it would be 4 times. Love these guys

Popped in here for a quick bite and had a great experience. Great casual place w fresh…read moreingredients. I had the pastrami on rye w Swiss and added jalapeños, cucumbers and olives. Delish. Super nice people and great service! Affordable prices. Highly recommend.

First time here, went with the Firehouse on a grinder roll. Great bread too!…read more Delicious sandwich, chicken cutlet really stood out and it was a really well-proportioned grinder. Will definitely be back!

I was in the area so I figured I give this place a try. In some respects, it's a throwback to those…read moretimes when you just wanted an Italian deli sandwich -- nothing fancy. The sandwich delivered a delish chicken parm sub at a reasonable price. Service was fine - a little lackadaisical but fine. Good chips to add to the sandwich and an otherwise lovely lunch.

A quick review based upon a quick Sunday morning stop. I have a cold and all I wanted was some hot…read morematzo ball soup and I knew exactly where to get it, at Crown Market. I've lived in WH nearly all of my life and I think this may be the first time I've gone to "the Crown". Lucky for me some of my best yelp friends like Dan R., have already provided quite thorough reviews of all of the goodness that the Crown has to offer. I got there shortly after they opened and meandered about trying to find the soup but ended up asking one of the sweet deli guys "is it too early for matzo ball soup?" and he said "we ALWAYS have it, what would you like, a pint or a quart? Hot or cold?" He hooked me up with a quart for about $11 with two nice matzo balls in it. I ate that soup at 9am and it was awesome. This market is pretty awesome. The deli is HUGE, they make their own pizza and sushi. The shopping aisles have lots of interesting things and I even ended up picking up some Gardein "chicken" tenders from the freezer because my grocer keeps running out. I will be back...for sushi, sandwiches, SOUP! Closed on Saturdays, open every other day. Check 'em out. Nice people too!!

Always loved their chopped liver. Was in the area so we stopped to pick some up. It was…read moredisgusting. It was very granular and "wet" as if they added water! No onion flavor whatsoever! Waste of money! Ended up in the trash!

Hard to believe I've been coming here on a near weekly basis for over a decade but it's near my…read morework. I can say that anything here is a must have (though the cheesesteak is pretty good as well as any of the fresh egg sandwiches) but this is one of those "they do it all" sandwich places / convenience stores. I tend to come back for the chicken parm sandwich or chicken Caesar salad. They don't charge extra for toppings and are pretty generous with them. Service is quick and the people who work here are first rate. They deserve your business.

Decent. Maybe a bit overpriced ($10) for a simple chicken sandwich. I got the chipotle chicken with…read moreMuenster, lettuce, tomatoes, and mustard. They use Boars Head meats so they're decent quality. The chipotle chicken was a little spicier than I was expecting but not in a bad way. I had asked for pepper jack initially and they were out of it so I did Muenster as a substitute. They have a big range of sandwiches which was a bit overwhelming. Everything ranging from Cubans, to Reubens, to chicken parms. I will say that the chicken cutlets in particular looked a little sus so I don't know if I'd recommend. Overall it made for a decent snack on the bus when I got a little peckish. Certainly wouldn't go out of my way to go here but it wasn't bad for a convenient bite.

"Rose darling come to me All I ask of you…read moreIs make my wildest dreams come true" (Steely Dan) You probably don't need a PHD in linguistics to surmise that the Italian words "La Rosa" translates into the English words "The Rose". And if your wildest dreams happen to revolve around Italian comfort foods and well stacked sandwiches, well, do I have a place to make those wildest dreams come true for you! La Rosa is your quintessential Italian deli with dozens of grinders, paninis, wraps, salads, soups and a daily hot bar of pasta and chicken entrees. We ordered a grilled Panino Melenzani ($12) with eggplant, tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil and olive oil. It was grilled right in front of our eyes, so it was as fresh as could be. It had plenty of tender sliced eggplant, yummy cheese and fresh tomatoes. I went with my usual, an Italian Combo (half size for $14) stacked a mile high with Ham, Turkey, Genoa, Mortadella, Capicola, and Provolone with lettuce, tomato, onions, and peppers on a fresh loaf of Italian bread. It was superb, and the portion size was so generous that it lasted me for three lunches. As we were paying, we spied some home-made cookies by the register and grabbed an oatmeal and a chocolate chip to take home. Everything ran $32 for a ton of wonderful Italian goodness. We didn't get a chance to check out the hot bar. It wasn't open today because LaRosa's Marketplace was closing early for personal reasons. But I promise you, the next time we visit we'll leave with one of their chicken or pasta entrees. We love our Italian delis, and LaRosa's has immediately shot up into our top tier.

I ordered the prosciutto di Parma panini. Bread, tomatoes, fresh mozz, all delicious. So so…read moredisappointed in the star of the sandwich, the prosciutto. It was so tough that I couldn't even get one bite without the entire sandwich getting destroyed. When I finally would get the meat separated by grinding and chewing with ferocity the meat would instantly get stuck in my teeth. So off putting. Clearly was either not fresh or sliced WAY too thick. Not a pleasant experience for an 18 dollar panini.