These seafood empanadas from A Family Affair are amazing! The green sauce it comes with hits. The…read moreowner Santi is taking this place to another level! WARNING..... you will want more than one after your first bite!

Solid NJ Italian deli…read more Stopped by between local meetings and very pleased that I did. Staff couldn't have been nicer and provided a great suggestion. Sandwiches are big, so bring your appetite. I loved their fresh bread, chicken and mozz. 5/5. If you're in the area, I highly recommend coming here for lunch. I'm sure the breakfast is good, too!

Charming cafe with friendly, warm service and delicious food. During a recent road trip, we stopped…read moreby Nick's Sandwich Shop, and it was a wonderful experience and a nice respite from our long drive. We ordered the meatball sandwich, the eggplant parmesan sandwich, and the chicken and rice soup. The sandwiches were incredibly tasty, with an excellent marinara sauce and great mouth feel. The bread also was amazing - I think it may have been an Aversa seeded roll. The sandwiches were huge servings, and we packed half to go. It was a cold, rainy day, so we also craved warm soup. The chicken and rice soup was probably the best I have ever had - it had a golden hue, flavorful and clear broth, and perfectly cooked rice and carrots, with just the right amount of tender white meat chicken. That soup was so delicious that we ordered another serving to go. Nick's strikes us as a family business, where they take great pride in their homemade recipes and treat everyone like family. The guy who took our order, brought our food, and interacted with us was so friendly, genuinely kind, and helpful. We also noticed that he was equally friendly to all customers. This is a terrific sandwich shop. Highly recommend.

My friend suggested this place for lunch. The parking lot in the back will be packed especially…read moreduring lunch. Got the skirt steak with chimichurri ($19.25) sandwich which was very good. The steak was very tender, juicy and the chimi sauce enhanced the flavor. Bread was fresh and toasted. Also got to try the choriopan special ($11.95) which is a sausage with chimichurri sandwich was also solid. I liked the skirt steak sandwich the best, it's not cheap but the ingredients are high quality so it's worth it as a treat. If you're in the area and want fresh, made to order sandwiches, I would recommend Nick's. * Parking on premise * gender neutral restroom

Wife went in for Chicken salad Very salty…read moreCouldn't eat it all What's going on here? Used to be good Owner should take control over who makes the food

order easy pick up added chicken to a caprice sandwich I got…read moreat home and the sandwich just OK and it had no chicken I paid for I recommended this to a friend of the families this was his first experience and it was not a good one and I noted last week I had chicken salad from there that was very dry and lacked seasoning seems like it's food service and preparation is not what it use to be which I'm sure the owner would be disappointed to know .

Have ordered from here a few times but my last experience was amazing! Picked up sandwiches and a…read moresalad and I was impressed by how well everything was packaged. Their food is so fresh and delicious. The sandwiches are full and everything stays together well. Their staff was also so quick and kind!

Giannella's Subs provides massive sandwiches and friendly service. I got a sub from the specials…read moreboard that I don't think had a formal name. The meat component including capicola was impressive, but the overall juxtaposition of ingredients and the fiery hot peppers worked so well that I might even suggest a visit by vegetarians, at least if you're into cheese.

I've been a customer for years. Yesterday I ordered my favorite a quinoa salad and it was…read moredelicious. Wilke's deli is the best in town. Never walk away unsatisfied.

$14 for the Buffalo chicken wrap - comes with fries or onion rings. I hate to write a bad review…read moreduring the pandemic, but I was surprised at how small the wrap was. I'm a 5'4 petite woman and thought this would be a filling lunch considering it was more expensive than what a diner would serve. It was a decent wrap, but the price really is unjustified. The wrap is super skinny and small. Pics with my finger for scale. Likely not to order again.

Food: what can say love the hogies love it…read more Service: great family owned places love too see Ambience: it's a local deli that been around for years

Let's go a little bit into the past and let's remember bogey hoagie before it was sold, turned into…read morea pizzeria and expanded inside. The lines were literally outside wrapped around the corner how the sandwiches were prepared and how unexpressive they were. The owner always had a smile regardless of this giant stand behind the counter and smiled at you it was warming. The sandwiches were ridiculously delicious. And then they sold it to someone who was trying too hard to make it rich, so the portions became small smaller, but the bread stayed the same. Let's just see if you want lettuce sandwich with a little bit of meat you go to bogey hoagie. Don't know how it is now they have a pizzeria working anymore, but I haven't been there in two years because the portions have changed regardless of who's in the White House or not. if you're gonna raise the price raise the price but don't change the portions. I personally believe that greed has ruined this establishment. The sandwiches are still good, but the portions are shit. And if you order a cheesesteak, God forbid. It's real steak but it looks like steak them in. They overcook it so it's almost like leather and God forbid you asked for onions and peppers or cheese cause you're gonna get charged extra for what a cheesesteak belongs with. I mean, the place looks nice inside, but it's a weird environment ever since it was sold. Enter at your own Will, but the portions are shit.

I've heard great things about this place from a friend, and it did not disappoint! I decided to go…read morefor the 53rd STREET BOWL, which features signature pulled chicken, brown rice, a mix of kale and romaine, pickled red onions, cucumbers, chives, and a drizzle of white sauce. It was delicious! The pulled chicken was flavorful, and the pickled onions and cucumbers added a perfect crunch and zest that complemented the brown rice and kale beautifully. I chose to order directly from the staff instead of using the kiosks since it was my first visit, and I'm glad I did! They were incredibly friendly and helpful, even wiping down the outdoor tables for me. The prices are pretty standard for a fast-casual spot.

My husband and I stopped into Brine because we'd never seen one before. This is apparently one of…read moretwo locations, with the other being in New York City. Their tag line of "Eat Juicy Chicken" compelled us in. Unfortunately, our first time was a bit of a flop. First, the positives. Placing your order is a cinch, either with one of many kiosks or with the folks at the counter. We opted for the latter since it was our first visit and we were paying with cash. Service at the counter was warm and friendly. While waiting for our meal, we also took notice of the wide array of pumps by the drink dispenser. They're all free sauces you can get to dress up your meal. But that was precisely where things kind of went meh. My husband's boneless breast meal was heavily sauced and rendered the whole thing a little too salty. My chicken Caesar salad was just fine, but I craved more texture (some croutons would've killed). I keep comparing our ho-hum experience to others who've raved about their meals here, and I think our mistake was two-fold: 1) We didn't order a chicken sandwich. I should've known better - when most of the signature items on a menu gravitate toward one type of item, it's a restaurant's way of hinting at their strengths. Opting to order a salad and a grilled chicken at a fried chicken place was a bad start. Learn from my mistakes. 2) We paired a saucy chicken with saucy sides. All three items in my husband's order - the meat, the Brussel sprouts, and the potatoes - were generously drizzled with a sauce. It's no wonder our taste buds breathed a sigh of relief whenever we had a bite of undressed crinkle cut fries; we were assaulting our mouths with salt and flavor. If you're a saucy person, have at it ; otherwise, I'd recommend creating a more balanced plate and ordering a few things without sauce so you can appreciate the cooking. Because in my heart of hearts, I believe items are well-prepared here; they're just doused in too much covering to be appreciated.

It's been a long time and i rarely ever update a review but i feel like i have to at this point…read more This place never disappoints. From the sandwiches to the salads to the specials they have daily to the rice pudding! Everything is great. The service is outstanding! Get the Will special salad. I like adding hot cherry peppers or long hots for a lil kick. Their Chicken Cutlet sandwich has to be in the conversation for top 5 in North Jersey. Get the vodka sauce as well. You may find a line outside the door between 11am-1pm mon-saturday but that's alright. It's worth the wait and worth the trip.

I rarely order chicken cutlet out bc I feel like there's way more bad/mediocre cutlets served than…read morethere are good. A few of my coworkers have been raving about this place, they're all first gen here in the US, so when they go nuts over Italian/Italian American spots, I take heed. I was lucky enough to be in the area today for work and stopped in, very small, super clean, everything on display looks delicious and the ppl were nice. I want to say what I got was called "The Giuseppe"? It was chicken cutlet, fresh mutz, roasted red peps and I added balsamic...this was THE BEST chicken cutlet I've ever had outside my friend's off the boat mother's kitchen, truly outstanding. As for the price...wow, talk about getting your money's worth, this thing was enormous and the price was more than fair (just over $13)

I know I just found my little favorite gem of Fair Lawn especially if it's one of those cold winter…read moreor fall days when all you really want is a nice bowl of soup. Well, Soup Maison and Latin Kitchen makes soup an everyday food! There's always the favorite tomato bisque or tomato tortellini soup but with a rotating menu of different soups and other dishes plus a deli and empanadas, you really can't go wrong and it can be different every time you go. My new favorite is the tomato tortellini soup paired with one of their empanadas. I'm a fan of their beef empanada but their buffalo chicken empanada was a great balance of a savory chicken with just the right amount of heat. Try it with the green sauce, it's not for everyone's taste but it's a great mix. The fact that they have many soup options (with samples, if you wish) you can pair it with something or just go for a large and have it all to yourself makes it a place to mix and match on every visit. It's a comfy place, but there's not that much room to dine in, but there's a small table- but I don't mind running back home, get comfy and enjoy the food. Service has always been friendly- don't hesitate to ask for a taste, but let them do it- it's not self serve.

What an amazing place! Super fresh soups beyond delicious. Chicken tortilla soup and tomato…read moretortellini were the most flavorful we've tried. Homemade ice teas, pink lemonade, empanadas, amazing rice bowls and burritos. Beyond nice service from great owners. Definitely will be back.

Came here on a Friday afternoon with a friend. Found this place via Yelp and cross checked with…read moreGoogle to confirm this is a place to stop by. This review is based on the hot hero sandwiches. I got the Chicken Ala Vodka which is breaded chicken, melted mozzarella with their homemade vodka sauce which was alright. I split this with my friend. My friend got the Crusader which is sliced steak, potato, onion rings, peppers and American cheese which was also alright. I think they mashed the potatoes with the sliced steak, not overly mashed potato texture though. I think my expectations were high but it's still a solid neighborhood spot. The place gets busy and seems people order in advance for pick up. The amount of food and fair prices definitely makes it worthy to stop by but I will stick to the cold sub heroes next time. * Street parking * Indoor dining * Fair prices

I have been going to Taste of Italia maybe 35 years, wow I am old. Since the Broadway days. They…read morehave the absolute best Tuna. They probably know me as "The Tuna Guy". There is something that I felt like conveying. Mike is an awesome owner and an upstanding guy. This is a real great neighborhood place and parents absolutely should welcome their kids going there. I was online yesterday and one of the children was short a few bucks. Mike never even hesitated and proceeded with the girl's order. That to me is a standup guy. Parents should absolutely know that their kids are safe there and Mike will alwsys take care of them. I hope the parents know that and will continue to support this great establishment. I just wanted to pass along my praise. It makes me feel good that there are still some great people in the world and this is a great high quality place.