Great sandwiches ,,,Great Deli staff fast service .Definitely worth stopping in and grabbing a…read moresandwich they make them over stuffed well worth it ....

This place used to be a local icon, but quality seems to have slipped. If scanning Yelp reviews,…read morefor the current state of their food, focus on the more recent ones. My wife and I went to Frigo's today (a Saturday). I ordered the "Classic Italian" and she got the cream of broccoli soup. Suffice to say, my grinder did not look anything like the featured photo on Yelp. For the "Classic Italian", I was expecting quality Italian bread loaf. Instead, what I got was a small, spongey, insipid roll of inferior quality. The meats were pre-cut and rolled into a small "cigar" that went into the grinder roll. This caused the sandwich to be unbalanced: when taking a bite from the left side, I got some meat, but when biting from the right side, all I got was veggies and bread. The sandwich was a chore to finish and I only continued to stave off hunger. Overall, the quality wasn't great. I have eaten much better Italian grinders at lesser known establishments. My wife complained that the cream of broccoli soup had an overpowering flavor of onions. I tried and spoonful and have to say I agree. The one redeeming quality is that the food was relatively affordable, with the "Classic Italian" costing $10 and the cup of soup costing $3. Maybe other grinders or pre-made dishes are better, but after considering what we got, we will not be back.

LOVED! everything about it. I don't want to offend anybody, but I definitely heard either Italian…read moreor Sicilian spoken at this place and everybody were talking with their hands so I felt like I was back in Naples. Lots of delicious food and dessert options. I got an eclair and a cannoli and sadly I wasn't impressed, but maybe it was just me. Everything about this spot was wonderful. I love the interactions with people and my calamari salad was delicious and my cappuccino was all right as well.

Cute neighborhood market specializing in Italian meats, cheeses and groceries. They also offer eat…read morein service. Attached is La Fiorentina where you can get Italian pastries and cookies. To die for!

Springfield, MA - I went in bracing for sad shrink-wrapped muffins and reheated paninis, so was…read morecompletely surprised to find Smoked, a legit BBQ joint and food truck that's taken up residence in the quadrangle of the Springfield Museum as its on-site museum café. Smoked brings the real deal: ribs, brisket, pulled pork, pulled chicken, mac & cheese, collard greens, and other Southern comfort food that's so not what I was expecting in the way of typical cafeteria fare. We ordered the Brazil sandwich (smoked Cuban), all hail Caesar salad with chicken, and a large fries. The food took its sweet time arriving but was worth the wait. The Cuban was delicious, as was the flavorful bbq chicken that topped the salad, although I wish I'd gotten dressing on the side as the salad was overdoused. Fries are the best kind of fries I like, with that extra crispy and blistered seasoned coating yet hot and pillowy on the inside. It's a homey operation and Chef Bruce B. Williams Jr. was out there personally manning the counter and kitchen. You don't have to be a museum visitor to eat there, but 5 stars for being a casual cafe with good eats I would actually leave the complex for, and am glad I didn't have to.

It's not the fanciest place, nor is it likely the best lunch you could get in Springfield, but it's…read morecheap, convenient to the Springfield museum quadrangle (no need to move your car!), and good enough. The paninis have a good crust, and the staff is flexible enough to switch ingredients around as you like. You could go somewhere else for lunch after visiting the museums, but there's no real need to.

Such an authentic Italian deli. I have been going religiously this summer. The sandwiches are…read moredelicious and large!! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! The space is so amazing to walk around in.

After seeing the advertisement for the lobster roll in the Springfield republican newspaper for a…read morecouple of weeks now, I decided to get 2 of them for a late lunch for my wife and I. What a huge mistake! At $20.00 each, I didn't expect an overstuffed roll, but I did expect it to at least resemble the one pictured in the advertisement. It was nothing like that, in fact it was more like something you would expect from a gas station or convenience store. The bread to lobster ratio is 80/20 and where in new England do you find thick iceberg lettuce at the bottom of your bun?? The lobster meat itself was what I can only describe as processed, ground mystery material with a couple of claw tips thrown in to make it look good, but only added a chalky texture to this disgrace of a new England staple! Stick to what you know Frigos, like your American-Italian entrees and grinders. If I could have given 0 stars, I would have!!

Came in recently with my grandparents and had a great evening. Gracie was professional in her table…read moreservice which made the evening besides the food. Before our appetizers came out, we were brought these tasty cheddar croissants with honey butter. That there set the tone for the rest of the meal. French onion soup was spot on. Perfect temperature that was not overly hot where a moment on the table is all it needed. Grandparents had single party burgers. They looked delicious and medium rare as they should be. My pork chop was not over cooked and has a great bite to it. Was a display for sure with all the garnishes on too. The side dish that came with it was yummy. Don't remember what was in it but I ate most of it before even touching the pork chop. No dessert for once. We were all stuffed! Much better experience than my first one.

The dark wooden booths and rich leather create an aura of refinement. Our server was very helpful…read morewhen we had lunch at Max's Tavern on a chilly Thursday. We ordered fish & chips and chicken soup and a Rueben. The presentation was delightful and the food was served with a flourish by two servers at once. We were impressed by the baskets that held the fries and loved the small individual pitchers that served our iced tea--automatic refill provided from the beginning. As lunches go, it could not have been much nicer!

Tuna melt was fantastic Chicken rice soup was exactly what…read moreI needed Great price and made with love

This was my first time going to The Souper Sweet Sandwich Shop and what a treat! Chef Sonya is…read moreextremely pleasant, friendly, down to earth and customer focused. I love that she has a variety of different sandwiches, most you could not find the combinations inside them anywhere else. I went with Juniors Absolute Favorite and it was the bomb! The pulled pork was tender and tasty and it was obviously home made. The sandwich was hot and I didn't even wait to get back to my office to eat it, I sat at one of her sidewalk tables and ate it right there. So good!!! I will certainly be back to try all the other sandwiches.

I stopped by Pajers on a Sunday morning around 9am to check them out. A buddy of mine shared some…read morehomemade Italian sausage from Pajers that was delicious, so I made the trip. Cute little shop with a ton of Italian foods of all descriptions. Stood at the deli counter for a little while before one of the three people working behind the counter actually noticed my 6'4" 300 plus pound frame. Even though there was only one other person besides me being helped. I was excited to see that they had homemade salami on the menu so I decided to get a whole grinder. The young lady who was helping me seemed somewhat bothered that she had to wait on me. I ordered my grinder and made a quick change to it BEFORE she started making it and her disappointment was very apparent with her body language. Whatever, it was quite humerus actually. That kind of thing doesn't really bother me. Also picked up some sausage, antipasto salad, etc as well. As far as the grinder goes the homemade salami was delicious and an excellent choice. The grinder roll is massive which is what I think people are so hypnotized with when they mention the Pajers grinders are "huge". Don't get me wrong, there was plenty of meat but its large size is mostly due to the massive roll. Still, it was worth the $18 in my opinion. Cash only, so be aware of that. If you're in the area it's worth stopping by, not too sure I'd drive too far out of the way to stop in there though. Also, be prepared for some potential "spicy" customer service. Perhaps they treat their regular customers better, who knows?

The woman making the grinders rubbed me the wrong way. They close at 6 and I was there at 520. I…read moreordered 4 grinders and got you could have called ahead. Seriously!!!!

Small parking lot, small hut but amazing service and burgers…read more This place is a step above fast food. I got chilly cheese fries that easily you could feed 2 to 4 people. The burgers are fresh and made to order. I got a double cheese burger and sloped on the shake. There was a lunch rush so feel the room and just get you food and get out. The parking lot was packed so you know that's a good sigh. This is a place that if you know you know. It's a great local spot. And if you're at the b ball HOF it's only 8 mins away.

Always wanted to try the White Hut as it has decades of reputation for burgers and fries…read more In short, the single cheeseburger, small fries and a can of Diet Coke was $15. The cheeseburger was small, and fairly juicy and tasty with a soft regular bun. The fries were hot, crispy on the outside and soft inside and very good. Frankly, a McDonalds value meal double cheeseburger (add $1 for 2) is just as good a burger for less than half the cost.