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    The Broken Arrow

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Rezk's Burger Lounge & Pizzeria - Double Combo

    Rezk's Burger Lounge & Pizzeria

    3.2(13 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    Food wasn't that great and spent $50 on food and they forgot to give me half of it and had to make…read morea special trip back to get the rest of it

    Recently I have been back in my hometown more times than I can count. When I lived here years ago,…read moreand any time I would visit over the years, options for dining were lacking. They still kind of are, but Rezk's kind of fills a void in this town. Their menu is the simple one that offers what one would consider to be bar food, absent the bar. Think fried, burgers, pizza, etc. The first time I tried this place we got the food and brought it home. The second we ate in house and both times, in my mind, were superb. Each time I have gone with the House Double. Which is a combo meal and you get fries with it. Cooked to your liking and topped how you prefer. I topped mine with lettuce, onion, pickles, and mayo. The fries are fresh cut and amazing. The combo also comes with a drink, and for $11, not a bad price. It is just the right size of meal to hold you over. Made fresh when you order, so comes out hot. The one item I did not like were the fried pickles. The menu didn't have much of a description of them, but they were not the best. I believe they prepare them in the same way they prepare the fries and even might used the press they use for the potatoes on the pickles. They come out like shoestring fries, not spears or chips. Because of that, when they batter them, and the pickles being too wet, they really don't cook in the middle. It is crisp on the outside, but doughy on the inside. If you eat inside it is a nice open area. Kind of an open kitchen concept where you can see them preparing your food. Front entrance and a side entrance. Side entrance is the handicap entrance if you were to come in. The noise level can go between noisy with the sounds from the kitchen going on to quieter than a library. Decent and well needed spot in town. I have yet to try the pizza, maybe that will be the next item I take on from here on my next visit.

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    Rezk's Burger Lounge & Pizzeria - House Double

    House Double

    Rezk's Burger Lounge & Pizzeria - They have small napkins with different comics on them

    They have small napkins with different comics on them

    Rezk's Burger Lounge & Pizzeria - Decent pizza

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    Decent pizza

    9th Street Deli - Chicken MAGIC.

    9th Street Deli

    4.4(120 reviews)
    12.2 mi
    •$

    As I have started of late, I wait a day or so before reviewing a place to mull the entire…read moreexperience in my mind. I've done that here and now I'm ready to get to it... TL;DR - Solid deli, decent food, and a collegiate atmosphere to tie everything together. Honestly, the place is a 3.5 locale, but the food was really good and the portions were massive. The deli is more than it appears from the outside - part deli, part candy store, part convenience store, and all very welcoming I enjoyed looking around the store as I waited on my food. What m wife and I ordered were the 12" Chicken Philly (me), and the #7 off their board consisting of ham and some other meats I can't recall at the moment, a 12" as well. These appeared as massive, bulging subs filled with everything we asked for. No complaints there. Service was a bit wonky - my sub came out almost immediately, but my wife's order took a strangely long time to make. Not sure as it was one of their run-of-the-mill sandwiches, but it did come out and they were apologetic about the wait. For dessert they have offerings out of a cooler - my wife had a raspberry pie of sorts while I had a Boston Cream Cake. They were fresh and good. In the end, we were both pleased as we had a hankering for subs and we wanted to go local and not big box - the place did not disappoint.

    Well I decided to come back to the scene of the crime as I'll be leaving Indiana, PA. I gave them a…read moresecond chance to provide a quality chicken salad sandwich on an 8 inch roll. The chicken salad had a sweet taste which was odd. The roll was crunchy but not crunchy from being toasted. Mind you I did not request for it to be toasted. Yet again the amount of chicken salad in the roll was minimal. My wife had an egg salad sandwich on a pretzel bun which looked delicious visually. She stated that her egg salad had a sweet taste as well and the portion size of egg salad was minimal.

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    9th Street Deli - Interior

    Interior

    9th Street Deli - Potato salad

    Potato salad

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    Ordering area

    Calliari's Bakery - Subs- turkey on left, Italian Grande on right

    Calliari's Bakery

    4.6(22 reviews)
    30.3 mi
    •$

    Oh, man, I really don't want to write this but I will. The subs are disappointing, and this is…read morewhat the review is for. Their bread is wonderful, the paninis delicious, but the subs (especially at $22 for a 12-13" sub) are very overpriced for what they are. This was the first time I've ordered the subs, I've been buying here for many, many years, and bought 2 subs for a party. The subs were not as filled as Subway or Fox's subs that I've had before (for much less $). In the center cuts, the diameter was about 2-1/2", and they tended to roll around on the plate. I put out lettuce, tomato slices, and onion as well as condiments (vegs are not provided), but only 1/2 sub was eaten. I expected a lot more, considering both the price and the store reputation. I didn't mention anything at the party, was too busy, but several guests asked where I bought these. And they weren't asking in order to buy in the future. :( One said that she heard these subs were supposed to be really good, then tried to console me by saying that the person making them might have had a busy morning and didn't do the best job. Ugh. BTW their meatballs, both soup (frozen) and regular size in sauce are great. It's just the $22 subs that I was very disappointed in.

    Stopped into this little bakery on my way back from Philly to Cleveland. This places is awesome…read more The panini was out of this world good. I ended up buying some homemade pasta and pasta sauce whilst I waited to bring home and it was outstanding. Places like this is why you should shop local, a big chain shop could never provide this type of shopping experience. The staff were so nice and friendly too!

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    Calliari's Bakery - Hot Salami

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    Calliari's Bakery

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