So happy to discover this deli!! The Reuben sandwich is made with a generous amount of pastrami!…read moreMy husband loves pastrami sandwiches and has a very high bar. He said it was excellent, which is high praise! I had the strawberry feta salad which was very fresh and had a lot of strawberries, blueberries, and cranberries. The dressing was just ok, but I still enjoyed it. He chose the side of fries but want to try the homemade chips next time!! We look forward to visiting again. Their breakfast menu looks really good! There's indoor and outdoor seating with a parking lot out front.

My family and I finally got the opportunity to try Tom's Deli, and their pastrami was phenomenal…read more We've tried pastrami at several local spots around Raleigh, but this place is unmatched. The service was standard, nothing over the top, but that's not a bad thing. The atmosphere was calm and relaxed while we were there, which made the experience even better. I highly recommend giving them a try. Also, the rosemary Parmesan fries were mind-blowing.

Very busy hipster deli user a mixed-use condo and apartment complex where the ground floor is shops…read moreand restaurants. And there is a tiny park in the middle next to the deli. They were doing everything right, even down to the Dr Brown's, and they had ZERO flavors too. There is a meat and cheese counter,r but most of the length of the shop is pastries, cakes, pies, es and other beautiful-looking treats. We ordered our sandwiches; I had an Italian sub, and it was just ok, kind of dry and lacking in flavor; frankly, Jersey Mike's makes a better Italian. But my wife got theReubenn, and it was simply the best Reuben we've had outside of Katz in NYC. I order Rueben's all the time, and I'm consistently disappointed. Most are dried out, have too little meat, and the corned beef is often dry, but not in this case. The sandwich was truly worthy, and we are ready to go back and have it again. Moist, flavorful meat, a generous portion, and the dressing andkraut weres well balanced. The bread was grilled, not toasted, and was itself rich and flavorful. Altogether, it is a Reuben worth driving a distance to have it. We are already planning to come back and try some of the baked goods, but also get the Reuben again too.

I had the day off and wanted a sandwich to take with me on a walk at the tobacco trail. Been here…read morebefore and had a sandwich directly from the menu. It was meh. The caprese I think. This time I ordered ahead and made my own. Yum. Loved skipping the line and just picking it up. Marble rye toasted, mustard, smoked cheddar, spinach, red onions and turkey. The sandwich was huge. I also asked for a pickle and got two over wrapped spears. While I didn't love all the plastic, they were great. Nice surprise. I had the second half for breakfast the next day.

Loved the small feel of the restaurant. Stood in line for a while. But honestly the speed of them…read moremaking the food was worth it. The egg salad was delicious. The Greek grilled cheese came with a good size salad. Not too sure about the actual grilled cheese.

I stopped in for lunch. The staff were matter of fact but seemed annoyed by my tip. I was…read moresurprised that the chicken wrap was hot. Nowhere on the menu did it state it would be served warm. It was fine, but I would have preferred it to be cold. It was a large wrap. Inside was not busy. I decided to eat on the patio. The price was a tad high for me. It was fine, but nothing worth returning to if I were to revisit the area.

Wonderful food, great service, and cute store! The staff is beyond helpful and kind! The food is…read moreyummy made to order sandwiches & salads. Or buy dinner or gift- premade casseroles, soups and ham biscuits! The gift selection is perfect for hostess gifts or birthday treat

Ladyfingers is nestled in a cute little shopping center. It's both a restaurant and a store…read more Everything is so adorable! They have cute North Carolina themed items and random little Knick-knacks. The service was great and everyone was super helpful and friendly! The restaurant portion has lots of seating and overall a great vibe. I ordered the Tuesday special- steak and cheese sandwich. It was very mid and way too oily, but the fries were delicious. I'd definitely come back, but order something different.

Ever since these folks sold Bongiorno & Son at Lafayetteville to put this new place together, I've…read morebeen anticipating it. Saw they were having a soft opening this week, and today the doors officially opened for lunch & dinner, so Sis & I headed on over to check it out, and we were sure glad we did! This is in a newer part of Midtown/North Hills behind the North Raleigh Hilton on Social Drive. It's right next to the new Mezcalito and a toast place. There's a giant parking garage you can park in that leads right to the lobby of the building which is next to Pranzo, so if it's raining you don't have to get wet. Right now there is still a parking lot you can park in, but the Owner told us that will become a Lifetime Fitness at some point and the garage will be the way to go. First thought on entering was what a warm inviting comfortable space. It's not big, but there are bar seats, smaller tables and tables for big parties. We were offered still or sparkling water, but caught her in time to request a third option of tap water. The lunch menu is relatively small, but nice choices. There are salads, a couple pasta dishes and some great paninis, which we both opted for. I got the Traditional Salami one, and she got the Porchetta. They were served on wood which was a nice touch. No side dish with them, but my Salami was so rich, I could only eat half of it anyway. Sis polished off her Porchetta. We can both attest to quality ingredients and great sandwich craftsmanship. Dessert was tempting and so were the wine options, but we will save those for next time. She showed us the Dinner menu which has even more great-sounding things to try as well. One of the things we witnessed that was especially pleasing was after a table was cleared, gloves were worn when setting the table. So even though they have just opened, you can tell that great care and thought has been given to every detail. We were happy to get to speak with the Owner who we fondly remembered from Lafayetteville Village and wish him the best for this awesome new addition to our city. Highly recommend!

Clearly expectations have to be managed at the early stages of a restaurant, but I find it a little…read moreodd that instead of staff introducing themselves as customers we introduced ourselves and got less than warm responses and then you couple that with significant amounts of food left on plates and no one inquiring as to why ??? In your first week would you not be curious? To top it all off as my friend asked our server if they were open to feedback, he said maybe if he has time when the restaurant was not crowded or busy I'm just perplexed. Love the space and see true potential but there's no way you can have Bolognese on your menu that dry or bland and think that is going to fly. Not sure what the future holds... I remain confused around the quality/ seasoning of the food and warmth of the staff which are critical success factors in such a competitive space...

Enjoyable but needs more toppings. The sausage was great, but the hot dog felt a bit plain. Adding…read moremore onions and relish would help.

Olsen's catered a great event at Tarboro Brewing Company tonight. Kind service, delicious hot dog…read morewith a huge variety of toppings, and great prices. Would highly recommend!

Nice looking food truck with friendly masked service, a 99 sanitation...very enticing. Got the…read moreItalian Stallion on Foccacia for Husband, while I went for a large Salad with Provolone (my choice of cheese). With a 20% tip, it was $24 for both items. Husband's sandwich smelled and looked wonderful. It was large and he said it tasted great and that it had "good quality meat". Meanwhile, for just a dollar less my salad was a big disappointment, but that's really my fault because it was just what the menu said it would be...lettuce, tomato, onion, cucumber and cheese with a Greek dressing. Yawn. Fortunately I had some kalamata olives and pepperoni at home to doctor it up. Would have loved to try the crab bisque others have raved about, but tonight's soup was chicken gnocchi, which didn't call out to me. Next time I would definitely skip the salad and stick with what they are named for...their sandwiches!

Stavi's is amazing, it's one of my favorite food trucks around the area. The sandwiches are huge…read moreand delicious! My favorite is the you-pick-two with crab bisque and a half of the Greek Freak. You get your choice of bread for the sandwiches, order the homemade focaccia. I finally got to try the creme brûlée and it did not disappoint. I recommend that you bring your appetite for this food truck.

Food Truck Time: Valentino's at Southern Peak Brewery…read more I've had this food truck in the past and unfortunately am not a fan of it. We tried the Steve-O meatball hero, deep fried ravioli and 2 small cannoli's this time. A small cannoli was only $1/each so I really enjoyed that. The other menu items that we tried were okay but too unhealthy for me. The service was friendly so that was pleasant.

I cannot give Steven Valentino, his team, and his food enough praise. We had the truck out for our…read morewedding, and the guests didn't stop raving about the food and experience. Absolutely delicious options and an awesome guy running the show. 100% recommend for any event or wherever you can find this truck around town! My wife and I will definitely be finding any opportunity to book more events with Valentino's.