Breakfast is good, the Italian hoagie was ok, I feel like it needed maybe oregano and more oil and…read morevinegar, also some of the women working there seem annoyed anytime I order anything which even though it's convenient makes it kind of uncomfortable. It's a cute little deli and quite convenient but I just wasn't impressed

Sandwiches are pretty decent but the 2 behind the counter could use some personality classes...I…read morefelt like I was a bother when going in and ordering, I don't see going back and if I do I'll call ahead to not have to deal w the personalities, its not that hard and it wasn't even busy, put a smile on and be friendly or find another line of work.

We got to try their Wagyu Roast Beef sandwich, wagyu being one of the best quality beef available…read more Peanut Butter cookie was good. This is a nice and clean eatery.

Meh... I always wanted to try this place from driving by. It sounded like an authentic Italian deli…read morebut when we walked in, I quickly realized it was a chain. Unfortunately, they couldn't make the slightest change from what was on the menu. Waited a super long time for very basic food we could've easily picked up at a gas station. The real straw on the camels back was when they rationed out exactly 5 napkins to go with our 5 orders. If they're going to be that stingy with their napkins, I can only imagine the quality of ingredients they've chosen. Now we know.

This may be the best steaksandwich in the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas! They are so good!!…read more My personal favorite is the regular Morty's with sauce, pickles and grilled onions and I add cooper sharp cheese. My son's favorite is the Cali with lettuce, tomato and grilled onions and heavy on the mayo - he also requests that they put the lettuce and tomato on top cause otherwise they put it under the hot meat as their standard practice and that makes it kind of cook and steam the veggies and is definitely not a texture or taste him or I like. The fries are good too. The chicken fingers were disappointing. But seriously, trust us on the steaksandwiches - they're fantastic! And the service is great - super kind and friendly workers and very attentive to your needs and requests. Also they're open on Sunday if you happen to be visiting the Emmaus Farmer's Market which is just outside their doors. It's a great environment for just relaxing and enjoying. They also have outdoor seating.

Stopped in for a cheesesteak: unfortunately the meat was not well-seasoned and the unseeded bread…read morewas just okay. Despite an elaborate wall decoration showing a pretty storied heritage, this cheesesteak falls short.

What an interesting place! You walk in and you're instantly taken back to a small neighborhood…read moredeli. Unfortunately, no cheesesteaks at this location but they have a bunch of creative sandwiches/hoagies. I've never had a roll cut this way, it was really good! Made to order from freshly sliced meats (Wawa, take note here). Friendly people inside too!

Wally's deli is ONE of the best places to get a good hoagie or roast beef. The staff is friendly…read moreand courteous. The decor is nice and normal. refreshing!

Greeted very warmly when walking in, ordered our slices and they were done within 5 minutes. Love…read morelove loved the chicken bacon ranch slice!! Cute place, will definitely be back

The Crust? Solid food--but bring your wallet. Two people can easily rack up a $50 tab…read more The cheesesteaks, hoagies, and pizza are legit, no complaints there. But charging extra for pickles? Really? Pickles and peppers are the power windows of the sandwich world--they should come standard. Instead, it's $1 for hot or sweet peppers and 75 cents for pickles. Come on. At that price point, I might as well hit up Spinnerstown Hotel or Limeport Inn--same cost, but with gourmet dishes and local ingredients.

I love Lee's Hoagie House. It's the closest to NYC hero's. Yes, I said hero. In NYC they're…read morecalled hero's. Lol The bread makes a large portion of the taste of the entire sandwich, although it's not perfect Astoria Bakery hero bread it's the closest around here. I love their Italian and Cheese steaks w/ hot peppers. But if you're ever in the LGA area look up Sal, Kris and Charlie's Deli. Get either The Bomb (fully loaded) or the Italian Combo. You won't regret it!

Used to be amazing... now it's just a total ripoff! Ordered a hoagie today that was supposed to be…read more"double the meat" as their regular... it had a total of 4 slices of meat on it! Absolutely embarrassing for them! I suggest they close the franchise now!

I think I've found my go-to cafe to get work done in the area. Great ambiance. Very cozy and I…read morehad easy access to outlets. Missy the owner was wonderful to chat with and I appreciate that she didn't laugh at me too hard when I told her I want to put on plays in her place. The food is great too!! I had a PB and Chocolate bar to stay and a toasted cheese sandwich to go for dinner. Both were great and I look forward to exploring the rest of the menu. A can't miss if you're in Emmaus!!

If you know me you know I loved baked goods and after hearing good things from friends of mine I…read moredecided to give Baked a try. So Baked is a small bakery located on Main St in Emmaus, they focus on dessert side of baking, mostly cookies, bars, scones and things like that. Everything is made in the shop. They also have gluten free items as well. You can even get a salad or Iced Coffee if you want to. The baked goods were good, nice and fresh. The lime coconut bar was great, the orange cranberry scone was very good, but I was let down by the peanut butter cookie sandwich, the filling was lacking flavor. The Iced coffee was also good, I like that the ice cubes were made with coffee. The service was good, she was friendly and answered our questions and gave us recommendations. The inside looks basic but gets the job done. This place is also cheaper than I expected with the boom in gourmet cookie places charging $5 a cookie, this place is a steal at less than half that for some stuff. Overall a very good local bakery to stop in when ever your looking for a sweet treat.

We were coming home from picking up auction items and with an outrageous stuffed car, we…read moredesperately wanted to stop for some good food and beverages. I saw the reviews for The Trapp Door on Yelp and we just had to stop. Having said that - had we not known we had a destination we would have completely driven past. On the outside it's a completely unassuming place that you would think only draws a local crowd as the town bar. Let me tell you.....first appearances are completely deceiving. The Trapp Door is just a magical secret. Ok so maybe it's not a secret to many but I will tell you why it's worth driving to. Philly people - you must come here! NJ people - you too! If you look up the definition of Gastropub - this is it. I've traveled all over the world and tried many who claim to be Gastropubs - this place is the true definition. The service is as friendly as you can get. They make you feel comfortable and as if you were a local and as if you have known them forever. We were 3 guests and as appetizers we had the bone marrow and the duck confit, then had the smoked trout and the Spanish chorizo. The duck, bone marrow and home made smoked trout ( and I'm not necessarily a fish fan) were absolutely amazing. Already dreaming about. Seriously -to write home about. The chorizo was good but average. Then we split a burger - medium rare - and let me tell you - if you are craving a burger - you will fall in love! Cooked exactly as we had requested. They also had homemade condiments. Phenomenal. One of us decided we should order desserts and many times after having such a great meal - I'm apprehensive of ruining it by ordering dessert since sometimes it's not a speciality and leaves you a bit disappointed. Yeah, no. You will just be even more in love. We had the pumpkin crème brûle ( Im over all the pumpkin and was apprehensive however it was spectacular and the pumpkin was true pumpkin - not forced). We also had the ginger apple cobbler - wow! Ginger is just right. The dough was perfectly light and fluffy and crispy. A hard trifecta to master. The beverages and beers do not disappoint and need little introduction. This places deserves a visit. Make your way there even if a bit out of the way. It's worth every single extra mile. You won't be disappointed. We will be back. Thank you to Abby (try the drink named after her. She's just as nice), Taylor, Sue and the chef - Nate Thatcher. Wow!!!! I may have set the bar too high ( no I haven't) so let me lower it - so I'll close with. Yeah go try it. It's ok. He he he he.

We ate off the restaurant week menu. The food was so delicious, we ordered some food off the…read moreregular menu to take home. Even though we didn't drink any beer, it looks like a wide variety of beers and wine.

Got takeout. The brisket was very moist, on the good side of what can be gotten in this region. The…read morebaked beans y'all! Not traditional, definitely sweet, but I would go back just for a side of beans.

We were happy to hear The Wicked Chef had reopened. Gobbler…read moresandwich made from fresh ground turkey breast, roasted red peppers and roasted balsamic tomatoes, was good. Housemade baked beans had delicious smoky flavor. Twisted Salad was made with green and red cabbage and delicious housemade dressing. Wish them much success.

Sweet is a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds…read more Some may think the decor is a bit much with its multitudes of knick-knacks and colors, but makes for a fun. It's as if I was a kid again eating an imaginary meal at a play set. But the meal is far from imaginary... With a limited menu that changes regularly, they prepare rich meals of both quality and quantity. I had a sausage and potato stuffed omelet with carmelized onions that was a very delicious monster. Quite often, home fries are either greasy, or over-cooked, or even over-seasoned, but these were perfect. It seemed as if they had just pulled the potatoes from the ground that morning. My girlfriend had the best, "meatiest" tomato soup I have ever tasted, and her gourmet grilled cheese blew my mind. (If I didn't love her so much, I would have stolen it from her!) For dessert, we had white-chocolate raspberry cookies that were yummy beyond reproach. (The cakes in the dessert display may bring people to tears.) The service was also wonderful and the coffee really hit the spot. Reservations recommended and there is parking in the rear of the establishment.

Wonderful place run by wonderful people. Yes, it's very feminine in ambiance but the cakes are…read moreincredible.