Had lunch here and it was pleasant. The sandwiches were delicious, the Cobb salad was large and…read morefilling. They are moving locations so the interior was a bit of a mess but the friendly service and the unique artifacts made up for any disarray. We appreciate a restaurant being understanding and welcoming to our small children who might not have the wherewithal for proper society sometimes. But everything was great.

The very best people and food here at The Blue Lady! Our favorite sandwich is their chicken salad…read moreand for dessert, their brownies, of course! Highly recommend!

Italian sub was excellent . Large beer list. Friendly and personable staff…read more Amazing menu

We stumbled upon Westside deli while in the area. This is a seat yourself establishment. Our server…read morecame over pretty quickly to take our drink orders. The service was friendly and pleasant. The menu offers lots of different sandwiches, etc. For starters. I had onion rings. They were a nice portion. Crispy outside with a warm tender onion inside. I really enjoyed these! I also had the Reuben( w/t Russian dressing) it comes with chips. The sandwich was nicely made but did lack in a flavor a bit. Overall, I enjoyed my first time visit here. Typical deli atmosphere. The restaurant is clean and decorated with different memorabilia. Westside deli is located in a shopping complex/strip mall. Plenty of parking available!

Absolutely, totally 5 stars…read more 9 out of 10 times I'm in Crozet (typically visiting wine country) I order food online for pickup. The sandwiches are outstanding, although I often augment it with a cookie. Make sure to order online because they can get PACKED. Even weekdays for lunch they are busy, because everyone else has the same idea. They also have a large selection of local wine. If I don't feel like driving to a particular winery, there is a good chance it will be here. There are benches along the side if you want to sit down and eat.

We came in around lunchtime on a Wednesday and had to wait 25 minutes for a sandwich. I was…read moreexpecting more local product but was by surprised by the general/mainstream brands they carried. Our sandwiches were good but it feels like an Overpriced tourist trap.

He thinks everyone loves meat... I mean, you can almost take his sandwiches home and make another…read moresandwich out of the meat that is on the sandwich. It is fabulous.

Nothing presumptuous about this hole in the wall deli located in a clean, small space, with hardly…read moreany decorations at all. Just a brochure menu with this saying on the cover: "Generous portions, made fresh, specifically for you." After being awarded the NC Triad Yelp Squad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, celebrating their contributions and accomplishments throughout the year, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and businesses, and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And Joe's Deli, in Salem, Virginia, is a perfect example. Located right next to the City of Salem Farmer's Market and its parking lot, where you can conveniently park for up to two hours, enough time to park and walk across the street to Joe's Deli to have something to eat.While I was walking, I noticed a mural with a rendition of people eating at Joe's Deli painted on the side of the building, which I found very interesting. Once inside, during around lunch time, the restaurant was modern and clean with a minimalist decor. The dining area had both regular size and high tables and chairs, and also a small bar counter with a large screen TV and a framed American Flag under it. On the wall leading to the ordering counter there was a poster with a QR code to be able to skip the line by ordering online on their website. Next to this there was another poster with the Roanoke College Wrestling schedule for the season. The atmosphere here was incredibly warm and inviting, making for a really comfortable experience. On top of that, this was by far one of the cleanest delis I've ever visited; it's clear they take take great take great pride in their space. I waited in line as a lady in front of me was making her order at the ordering counter and a gentleman was waiting standing up for his take-out order. While I waited I took a menu brochure from the counter and planned what to order. When it was my turn to order, a friendly lady greated me at the ordering counter and answered some questions that I had about what I was planning to order. I ordered a Reuben Pastrami that came on a white rye bread, and included a bag of chips. To drink I ordered a Pepsi since they carried Pepsi products. When my order was ready they called my name and I went to pick it up. The sandwich came wrapped in a nice, heavyweight waxed sandwich paper. When I opened it at my table, the sandwich was humongous, filled with a generous amount of quality Pastrami, Swiss cheese, Sauerkraut, and Thousand Island on a white rye bread, and was toasted. It was amazingly delicious! So much so that I went back and complimented the owner and chef of the restaurant, in person through the window that led to the kitchen. I highly recommend this deli for breakfast or lunch. For they have the qualities of a great Delicatessen, focusing on quality ingredients, generous portions, and excellent service.

After a miss at the New Yorker and trashing my lunch I headed to RT Smith's for a better outcome. I…read moreordered a corned beef reuben. Great marble rye, loaded with quality Swiss cheese and the sauerkraut was outstanding. The corned beef was a mid, just missing any flavor. Tasted like a horseradish sauce was also added which gave the sandwich a bit more life. Very so-so overall....nice owners, very friendly. Look for street parking. Lot at the corner next to the restaurant is $8/hr to park.

A friend of mine recommended this Deli to me and since this is one of the most effective ways of…read morediscovering interesting places to eat, I decided this morning to go check it out for breakfast. The only New York City Deli in Roanoke, Virginia; located almost in the corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue SE, it is centrally located with on street parking as well as a parking garage nearby. When I arrived to the building where the restaurant was located, it had a small restaurant front with windows on the two sides of the restaurant's door. It had its name painted in the window, as well as a black stand out sign with golden letter fonts: "R.T. Smith's Delicatessen EST. 2011." From outside it seemed like all small restaurant, but once inside, I found that its was actually a long space with an infinite amount of food products and many menus for breakfast and lunch. The restaurant was decorated with many interesting items, menu signs, and a collection items of Star Trek figurines. The owner greeted me with a friendly hello and asked me to pick a table, serve myself coffee, and take a seat. After reviewing the menu while sseated, I ordered the Hot Mess Omelette. It was one of the largest omelettes in the Breakfast menu. Later I found out that they also had Breakfast Add Ons to the Omelette at an extra price. But the Omelette I ordered already had 4 eggs, ham, bacon, sausage, and American & Gouda cheese. When the Omelette was cooked and served on the counter, I went to pick it up and pay the bill on the cashier counter. When I took it to my.table and opened up the container where it was served; I was amazed at the size of it. It was cooked perfectly. I put salt and pepper on it from the antique Coca Cola bottle shackers and began eating it. It was one of the best Omelettes that I have ever eaten! And I have eaten the best of the best. Another of my best was one I ate at the Boston Marriott Hotel that had Lobster meat, mushrooms, and brie cheese. Afterwards, I stayed for a while drinking my coffee and talking to the owner and his wife. They both have wonderful personalities and we talked about the business, their move from New York to here. How they import their fresh bagels from New York and soon they will be importing other items as well. Their hobby of collecting Star Trek figurines and other items. Before I left I made sure to tell them that they had just gained not only a new customer, but also a friend. I highly recommend this restaurant for breakfast or lunch. They serve quality food in generous portions and cooked extraordinary well. And provide with their wonderful customer service an amazing dining experience!

The New Yorker Delicatessen is practically a landmark in the Star City of Roanoke, Virginia,…read more providing Quality Subs, Deli Meats, and other delicious items at very reasonable prices. I never got to visit it before Covid. But after Covid the dining room is no longer in operation and the Deli is Open for Take Out orders only. Their menu has been practically the same for 30 years, but now they accept credit cards for payment as well as cash. They have one of the largest parking lots of a restaurant located on Williamson Road. Yet it is never full anymore because now the restaurant is Open for Take Out orders only. Nevertheless, after all these years, I was looking forward to going in and discovering what was inside that has continue to attract such a large clientele to the restaurant. With a beautiful Art Deco-Ish Restaurant sign on its parking lot, that entice you to drive in; the architectural solid design of the building structure seems to be reflecting how solid this business continues to be in spite all it has gone through during the Civid era. The restaurant's building design contained many brown bricks as well as tiles making it look warm and solid. As one entered through two larged open doors, the first thing one saw was refrigerated display cases with Deli meats and other food items such as potato salad, cheese cakes. One of their employees greeted me with a smile behind the counter and even though I had a small menu of the place, she showed me a large version of the menu located on one of the walls, when I told her this was my first time here. The decor was very simple with chips filling all the all the wooden shelves around, a framed large portrait of the deceased founder of the restaurant, and many award certificates that the restaurant had won through the years. I ordered a Cheese Dog to go, because of the quality look of the hot dogs stored inside the refrigerator display case up front. And also an Onion Wheel, that had Corned Beef, Pastrami, and Imported Swiss, Served with Lettuce and Onions on a Buttered Onion Roll. For dessert I ordered a slice of their famous Cheesecake made in-house and a Chocolate Bomb. A dessert that I had for the first time at a local Italian Restaurant. Made with chocolate mousse in the center and other layers of chocolate all around, it is one of my favorites desserts ever. When I approached the cashier counter to pick up my order and to pay for it, a very welcoming and friendly lady who seemed to be the manager of the restaurant talked to me a little bit about the history about the restaurant and about its founder and his wife. From there I also got to see the dining area, that even though it was not used at the moment, gave you a sense of how the restaurant looked when it had eat in service. The food items were all reasonably priced. They sandwiches bread was soft and fresh and well toasted. And the deli meats, cheese, and other ingredients were served in generous portions, and amazingly delicious. And the slice of Dill Pickle was a nice touch to the eating experience. The desserts were also amazing, from the Cheesecake made in-house to the Chocolate Bomb who I would definitely return just for this alone. Even though I missed the inside the restaurant dining experience, I definitely highly recommend the amazing food and extraordinary customer service received. Great place to Order Out food for a family gathering or a special occasion party or event.

At one time this restaurant may have been "the place for submarine sandwiches", but sadly not…read moreanymore. Ordered a pastrami and Swiss sub and a ham and cheese sub. Wrapped in paper to go, we were anxious to try them. Foot long seeded roll was this side of stale, lean on the meat and cheese on both and fixings for a subs this size. Sadly $40 for 2 sandwiches and 3/4a went in the trash. Good concept...poor execution.

Such a cute lil place. We came here for chai tea and coffee! Love how fast they were. The…read morebarista was super nice and gave perfect recommendations! We also ordered the bacon egg and cheese biscuit for breakfast and it wasn't bad. They also have refrigerated beverages from ciders, wine, beer and other non-alcoholic drinks. Not a breakfast Sammy kind of person? Don't fret....they have a small selection of pastries as well. They have their own parking. But might I recommend reversing into the spot. If you're bad at backing up onto a main road....then heed my helpful hint lol.

About as bad as it gets. Wanted the soup..... we're out! Yikes. Horrible bread and lunchmeat from a…read morepackage at piggly wiggly type. I'd rather eat at a gas Station and have the death Dogs on the spinning rollers from hell. Do not go about 10 times worse than subway.

Great food! Great music! Friendly service We all loved this…read morewonderful market ! The sandwiches were delicious

What a wonderful place. A must for someone who enjoys fresh ingredients, fantastic menu items and…read moregreat customer service. A true gem.

Place is decent, but it's rarely open during any hours that normal people can go. Open a few days a…read moreweek from 9-2. If it was open people would actually go. We've stopped in once and the food was good, coffee was 3 stars. Nice atmosphere.

This is a wonderful little cafe. We had a wrap and a sandwich with chips and drink. Both fresh and…read moredelicious. The staff are super friendly and accommodating. Plenty of seating inside and out. Will definitely stop again when passing through!

Super cute wine boutique and deli. The chicken salad sandwich was delicious and highly recommend…read moreyou try the potato salad. The cappuccino brownie was also good. My friends loved their turkey wraps and pasta salad! We even purchased a build your own six-pack and a bottle of wine. Service was good and would be interested in attending a wine tasting we saw advertised while there.

I live out of state but visit Lynchburg a few times a year since my now-husband went to college…read morethere. I just had my wedding in Lynchburg and was super excited to get a Magnolia Foods cake. I ordered a small cake two weeks in advance and sent my bridesmaid to get it the day of the wedding and there was no cake. They misplaced the order ticket because they were overwhelmed with a large catering order. The manager offered to go in and decorate a freezer cake, but I had to make it to my ceremony and didn't have time to wait around. My husband and I didn't have a cake on our wedding day and I'm just very disappointed such a big mistake could have been made.