Ferrucci's Italian Market is an absolute gem! I stopped in craving their Pollo sandwich (the basil…read morepesto chicken salad), but they had run out of the chicken salad. Since I thought they were out, I ordered something else. Instead of just preparing my "backup" sandwich, the gentleman working there surprised me and went above and beyond by making a fresh batch just so I could have the sandwich I wanted. Not to mention this was during the lunch rush. That kind of service is incredibly rare and speaks volumes about how much they care about their customers. The Pollo sandwich was absolutely delicious. I have been wanting to try it and I'm so glad I did! I highly recommend Ferrucci's to anyone looking for authentic Italian food and genuine hospitality!

The name captures the aesthetic - old tyme Italian Market. Walk into a small market with a deli…read morecase full of meats, cheeses, antipasto, and arancini. Find another case with a variety of steaks ready to be cut - ribeye and NY strip were just a few examples. The cases have oils and spices to enhance your cooking. At lunchtime on Saturday there was a line to order sandwiches but it moved pretty quickly. The meats, peppers, seasoning, and bread far surpass anything you'd get at a chain sub shop. Half a sandwich filled me up which meant I got to enjoy the rest for lunch the next day. Between cold cuts, paninis, and hot sandwiches there are a variety of sandwich options. Grab one of the tables inside or sit at a table on the sidewalk on a nice day and enjoy a great lunch at Ferrucci's.

The sandwiches, the bread and baguettes, and the pastries are all amazing!…read moreThere's plenty of people behind the counter to serve you and they say busy as a line is always long! It's a quaint little place with good seating in an outdoor space and I love it when our coffee group comes here! We will definitely be back again!

My wife and I recently stopped at this French bakery, originally intending to grab a pastry and go…read more Once we saw so many people sitting down to eat, we decided to stay and make a meal of it. The staff was very friendly, and everything in the pastry case looked amazing. Unfortunately, the dining area was somewhat dirty and disorganized. I realize that was probably a combination of customers not cleaning up after themselves and the staff being too busy to keep pace, but there was food smeared in several places, and we had to do quite a bit of cleaning before we could settle in. We really wanted to love this place, but we left disappointed overall. My croque monsieur was the clear standout--a genuine 10 out of 10. It was absolute perfection. Unfortunately, my wife's classic ham-and-cheese baguette was the exact opposite. The ham and cheese were excellent, but the baguette was blackened on the bottom and so tough that she couldn't bite through it. She eventually gave up and ate only the meat and cheese. A baguette should have a satisfying chew and a good crust, but it shouldn't require a battle. When you visit a French bakery, freshly baked bread should be one of the highlights. The turkey salad side was also unappealing. It contained a seasoning neither of us cared for, and the overall dish felt greasy and heavy. It needed some fruit, nuts, or another bright element to provide contrast and balance. The tomato soup served with my sandwich was perfectly decent, but it wasn't noticeably better than a good premade soup from the grocery store. We also tried a pear pastry, chocolate chip cookies, and another pastry roll. Nothing was bad, but nothing was particularly memorable, either. Everything was simply okay. We would be willing to give the bakery another chance and sample some different pastries. The bread used for my croque monsieur was outstanding, so I would gladly return for a loaf of that if it's available to purchase. Overall, however, the experience was good rather than memorable, and we don't feel any urgency to return. To those about to nosh, we salute you--and hope you don't break your jaw on an overcooked baguette!

Good bagel sandwich, seems to be one of the better options in the area. I don't have much else to…read moresay, I just got a bagel sandwich and it met my expectations. It wasn't the most memorable in the world, but I'm kind of a bagel snob, and I'm always gonna prefer New York's, but this was good, got the job done, service was friendly and it was ready when I arrived.

so I've been in randomly over the past couple years and life is generally okay if not stellar but…read moresomething has gone seriously amiss with cooler weather... I stopped in on my way to get orejas and polvorones because, well, you know... steamed bagel sandwiches!! and they can be got with mostly healthful stuffings too. maybe it's time to rethink the routine as the shine has worn thin: too many empty napkin holders on the tables and a few of those haven't been bussed in the 40 minutes I've been waiting for coffee. yeah, forty minutes... it seems excessive to me but maybe it's just me. on the plus side the overhead is agreeable and it's still better than the place across the roundabout. my pirate on blueberry was good despite the absent coffee but less great because of it :-( sad face

On our way from Boston to Charlotte to spend the Fourth of July weekend with friends in…read moreWinston-Salem, we stopped at Pickled Peach, and we're so glad we did. We loved the name, and it's easy to see why it's a local favorite. The place has a lot of charm, and everyone was welcoming, cheerful, and accommodating. We liked the casual setup - you can grab a local beer from the fridge, order at the counter, find a spot on the covered patio, and they'll bring your smoothies and food to you. Everything was fresh and delicious, and our kids enjoyed their meals too. The salads were a little different from what was listed on the menu because they use what's fresh that day, but they were still really good, and the dressing was amazing. Before heading home, we picked up a crumble, a snickerdoodle, and a dried cherry chocolate chunk cookie. So glad we did, they were all delicious!

Stopping in to get my favorite salad from the Pickled Peach. The grilled halloumi salad is so…read moredelicious and you can't find it anywhere else. Everyone should try it! They always have a variety unsweetened flavored teas that I love. Just a great experience all around.

We took a friend for my birthday it was great the service was on target and tourists should visitread more

We went on Thursday burger night. The burgers were a little small in my book. The service was great…read moreand fast.

We absolutely love this Greek restaurant that is owned and run by authentic Greeks... Friendly and…read moredelicious, whatever you order...truth be said, we eat there probably twice a week!!! It's that good.

Love Big Bite'z Grill! First of all, I don't think I've ever seen an apostrophe "z" before so I had…read moreto give them a try. I'm still curious if the 'z means it's possessive or if it's a contraction. Either way I'm giving them a bonus star for their creativity and rebellious spirit. I got a souvlaki pita with fries and it was solid. The pita was great, and the fries were like McDonald's but crispy - which IMO is a great goal to aim for. No complaints and will most definitely be back soon. The man running the front of house (I'm assuming the owner) was super nice. He told me they prefer orders to go through Toast and not Uber Eats FYI. I'm so glad we've got Big Bite'z a part of the community here in Cornelius.

Came here for dinner with my family and exceeded my expectations. This family friendly restaurant…read morehad a great ambiance with a song trivia and good service! The restrooms were clean and well kept. The food was very good, with a wide variety of options. As well as the drinks, with lots of featured wines and cocktails. Definitely recommend if you are looking for good food and drinks. The only issue I had was that a man was constantly worrying about people not joining his music trivia, otherwise I had no complaints!

I recently visited Torrence and Knox in Cornelius and came away with mixed--but mostly…read morepositive--feelings. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with a great atmosphere and a welcoming vibe that makes it an enjoyable place to spend an evening. The location is convenient, and the space feels fresh, modern, and inviting. The service was also a highlight of the experience. Our server was friendly, attentive, and helped make the meal enjoyable from start to finish. The restaurant is known for its casual yet upscale ambiance, which definitely came through during our visit.  Where the experience fell a bit short for me was the food. Everything was prepared well and perfectly edible, but nothing really stood out or felt especially memorable. It wasn't bad by any means--just not quite at the same level as the atmosphere and service. I went for the lobster tail ravioli, and it was just a bit too chewy for my taste. I was hoping for a dish that would make me eager to come back, but that didn't happen on this visit. I could, however, come back. I would give it a second chance and would like to try drinks from the bar.  Overall, Torrence and Knox is a great spot for the ambiance, service, and overall dining experience. If you're looking for a comfortable place to meet friends, enjoy drinks, or have a relaxed night out, it's definitely worth a visit. I'd return for the atmosphere alone and would be interested to try more of the menu in the future.

Amazing food. Nice atmosphere and staff…read more We had the grouper special and the shrimp and grits. Very tasty.

Fresh Egg - Where Diets Go to Die (Happily)…read more Our group of 4 1/2 (yes, somebody only ate half their plate because self-control showed up late ) walked into Fresh Egg thinking we were just grabbing breakfast... and walked out needing a nap and a moment of silence. Let's talk FOOD. That omelet? Fluffy like it trained at egg boot camp. Stuffed with sausage, ham, bacon, cheese basically the Avengers of breakfast. The home fries were crispy golden cubes of perfection. Not soggy. Not greasy. Just straight-up breakfast excellence. The ham slices were thick and flavorful like they meant business. That biscuit sandwich? Soft, buttery, and holding everything together like a breakfast superhero. And those cheesy grits? Creamy enough to make you emotional. Add melted cheddar and it's basically Southern comfort in a bowl. Portions? Generous. Flavor? Elite. Coffee? Flowing like we were at a caffeine convention. Now let's talk about Jonathan Jonathan delivered AMAZING service. Attentive without hovering, friendly without being forced, and on top of everything like a breakfast conductor running a delicious orchestra. Drinks stayed filled, food came out hot, and he made sure our whole crew felt taken care of. That kind of service turns a good meal into a great experience. The vibe inside? Busy, lively, happy breakfast energy everywhere. You can tell this is a spot people return to again and again. Final verdict: We came hungry. We left full. We left smiling. And yes... we'll be back. Fresh Egg you cracked the code.