Cool small local spot to get the best classic style & freshly made sandwiches in town along with…read moreother groceries. Wish I knew about them when I lived closer (a few blocks) but still consider the drive from Valley Farms well worth the near 12mi round trip for one of their sandwiches! Employees/staff are also always pleasant too!!!

A great small town grocery store/convenience store. Went there several times when I drove my…read moredaughter to a nearby physical therapy clinic a few months ago. I always purchased a premade deli sandwich and the owner would make me a fresh one if he was out of the one I wanted. I have recently craved one of their sandwiches and how much I have missed them since my daughter finished her therapy! I guess I will have to visit downtown again soon to get the old-fashioned, quality service!

I love this place! It is located in a plaza that where you think "the gps took me to the wrong…read moreplace" you are not in the wrong place. It is hidden the corner. What a lovely place and the food, coffee and dessert was excellent!! Customer service

Situated in a plaza off a main road, so parking seems isolated to this business. Very easy to…read morearrive at your destination and find a parking spot even on a holiday (Memorial Day). Though, the wait was quite long but I tried to be understanding since not many locations are open on holidays. It's counter service so some delay was that the staff couldn't find us (example: croissant arrived after our meal and 10-15 minutes after the cappuccino ordered with it). The patio looks nice for cooler days, and we enjoyed sitting in the little nook that had paintings and small crafts for sale. Recently purchased by new owners from France, I knew I had to try as I love French cuisine. They have a French Specials Board and a Croissant Menu, which my boyfriend both ordered from. We both said we wished there were more French items to choose from. What We Ordered: ~ Coke: served as a can with a mason jar of ice. ~ Goat Cheese Croque Monsieur: My boyfriend loved it, but wished there was more béchamel sauce. The goat cheese compliments the ham really well, and he throughly enjoyed. ~ French Quiche (Chicken, bell pepper, cheddar): I really enjoyed this quiche as it's not something you can find done well in a lot of places. The combination of ingredients work well together. ~ Cappuccino: This was crafted well and I enjoyed the light dusting of topping (believe cinnamon sugar). The espresso paired nicely with the frothed milk and velvety foam. ~ Croissant & Butter: Sadly, this was like any croissant you can get. A skip for us next time, but probably great for a sandwich. Overall, we enjoyed our meal though I'm not a fan of counter service. We'd return again, and pick a table more in the open so it's easily to deliver food to us.

My sandwich was fresh and delicious! The bread was fresh baked. I am looking forward to my next…read moremeal at Liquor Factory!

This is Casa Grande's hidden *GEM* !!!!!! My husband and I just moved to the area so we're trying…read moreto find our new favorite restaurants and let me tell you-- this is THE sandwich spot. There are so many fast food chains around the area.. but sometimes, you just want a meal made with love from a mom and pop shop! First of all, we don't have a Total Wine or BevMo in the area, so this is a great spot to find some unique beers, tiny bottles, wines and hard liquor. The store carries a good variety of unique flavors you typically don't see at a local grocery store. This place was POPPIN' as soon as we entered. It's a place to hang out to grab a brew with your crew along with some yummy sandwiches!!! I didn't expect the sandwiches to be HUGE, by the way. It's worth every penny and love the fact that their bread is fluffy! We got the Jimmy Kerr Duo (which is named after one of the streets in Casa Grande!) and cannot wait to try their other roast beef sandwiches! The staff here is also very welcoming and friendly, and they got my sandwich out QUICK despite it being an almost "full-house"! I would highly recommend this sandwich spot for any newcomers in town if you manage to stop by Casa Grande. :)

I'm new to Queen Creek and happened to drive by this shop. The name caught my eye, so I made a…read morequick U-turn to check it out! When I walked in, the place was pretty crowded with a great mix of locals and tourists. They have tons of options, from prepackaged pork to fresh cuts you can order directly from the butcher. Since I was on my motorcycle and had limited space, I couldn't stock up like I wanted to. I ended up just grabbing a small pack of the jalapeño bacon and some of their beef jerky. Both were absolutely delicious! The staff was super friendly, too. There are so many options here that I'm definitely going back to try some new stuff.

We were in the area and stopped by The Pork Shop to check out what they had. The store was clean…read moreand the staff were all very helpful. We grabbed some polish style brats to try and also a pork steak. The butcher said to prepare the pork steak just like a ribeye! We also bought smoked pig ears for our dogs, which they loved!!!

Full transparency: my husband and I got a cup of posole and 2 breakfast plates and one iced and one…read morewater and the price was: The service was great! The food comes out quick and DELICIOUS! Everything you can tell is made from scratch in house! The ambiance is very welcoming and cute decor. 10 outta 10 will absolutely be back here.

Food was great in a small town! Service was incredible they were so welcoming. Ambiance is a nice…read morequaint small town feel.

Have been here twice and the experience was like night and day. First visit the food was fresh and…read moredelicious all served with attentiveness and care. The second time service was slow and the food was just meh. They have a long way to go.

So sad. Definitely not the original anymore and not for the better. Dirty, unprofessional and…read morefood is not the same at all. They should consider changing the menu to reflect whatever their new vision is. I hate writing negative reviews, but I was very disappointed.

Finally leaving a review even though I've been here many times. First, the service is top tier…read more Theyre always friendly and willing to go out of their way for customers. Second, food is delicious. Do I wish they had chopped cheese or cheese steak everyday? Yes! It's delicious but I understand. Third, it's a cute little clean deli with plenty of seating. Yes it can get busy during rush hour but just share a table. That's what

Are the sandwiches a bit high priced? Yes but, and this is important, they are entirely worth every…read morepenny. Every item on their menu is absolutely worth the price. Every sandwich, pizza, and entree worth every penny. The staff are all awesome and friendly but there are few of them. So here is the only caveat, don't be in a hurry. Service is not fast. They will get to you when they get to you. It is a small crowded market. It's not fancy or romantic, it's not meant to be. Sit, wait, talk to strangers and eat. You'll be fine. I love it here.

Great subs, great service! S/o Tamara! Highly recommend the yellow submarine or the paisley park…read morepesto.

Price and quality did not match…read more I ordered the pastrami sandwich and immediately noticed some cost cutting choices, like butter flavored spray (can we use real butter) US Foods/Chef's Store sourdough bread, (can we use real sourdough bread) and a microwave sitting next to the griddle (which the griddle looks like it has not been cleaned very often). I didn't think much of it at first, but then I watched the owner heat the pastrami in the microwave before assembling the sandwich. I've never had a deli sandwich prepared that way right in front of me, and it was disappointing. She also pulled out a large bag of Taylor Farms shredded lettuce. I asked for no lettuce, and she joked that "people don't want lettuce anymore." Given the recent news surrounding Taylor Farms, that comment didn't exactly inspire confidence. What really surprised me was that the pastrami was placed in a plastic basket and microwaved. Whether or not it's considered safe, seeing food heated that way wasn't very appetizing. Looking around, there also didn't appear to be any real kitchen equipment for preparing hot sandwiches beyond a microwave. A Blackstone griddle or even a quality countertop oven would have inspired much more confidence in the food, especially considering the owner's Yelp responses emphasizing the quality of their sandwiches. From what I experienced, the preparation didn't match those claims. In the end, we ordered just one pastrami sandwich and one beer, and the total came to about $25, with the sandwich alone costing over $17. For that price, I expected much better ingredients and preparation. Unfortunately, the quality didn't match the cost. We tried to be as nice as possible but we left feeling pretty disappointed and couldn't wait to get out of there.

I was in Arizona visiting from California and wow absolutely wow! I love this place! I don't like…read moreolives, but I really enjoy olive oil. This spot has flavored olive oil not just that they also have delicious pizza baked goods and so much more. basically everything and anything olive! The guided tour throughout the mill was awesome! I learned sooooo much. There's a California connection as the owner went to UCDavis! So cool! Staff is so sweet and friendly. We had the best time! There's just so much to see & buy too (wink wink) ! We bought a few things! If I'm ever in Queen Creek, I will definitely make my way back!

Such an incredible design, staff, ambience and food!…read more Had a stellar couples dinner outside and can't wait to bring kids for brunch.

Super yummy!! It honestly feels healthy haha!…read more The pickles taste just like those yummy Grillo's pickles, which I LOVE! They also give you a cute little cookie with your meal, which is such a fun touch. The sandwich is by far top tier! Also, Mr. Pickles always makes me think of the show Mr. Pickles hahaha Definitely a place you NEED to add to your bucket list!

Three visits. Three pastrami sandwiches. Three strikes…read more I really tried to give Mr. Pickles the benefit of the doubt. First time, the pastrami was terrible. Second time, same story. So against my better judgment, I went back a third time thinking, Come on, they've gotta get it right eventually. Nope. At this point, I have to ask: how many chances does a sandwich need? And let's not pretend this is some cheap little grab-and-go place. Mr. Pickles is expensive for a sandwich shop. Nothing on that menu is exactly a bargain, so when you're paying those prices, you expect the sandwich to actually be good. That seems like a pretty reasonable request. One bad sandwich? Fine, everybody has an off day. Two? Now I'm suspicious. Three? Fuggedaboutit. For what they charge, the quality should be a whole lot better. I gave them three chances, and the pastrami went 0 for 3. Very disappointing. My wallet and I have officially learned our lesson.