"Ugly" steaks and an amazing choice of meats and seasonings. Wow, this place has it all and the…read moresteaks were terrific.

I've been buying prime rib roasts here for various holiday events for the past few years and each…read moretime has been great. Aside from the different cuts of meat, Dickman's also has delicious twice baked potatoes and stuffed mushrooms. They have other things I still need to try, such as sandwiches, but I've yet to order any. This last holiday, to save myself anxiety and FOMO, I called in to Dickman's to pre-order a rib roast. I believe I called in on a Friday for a pick-up the following Monday. As usual, there was a line, but it goes fairly quickly. I get up to the counter, give them my name for the reserved roast and add some green chile twice baked potatoes to the order. I walk over to the register, tell the cashier my name and what I'm buying; I pay and I'm outta there. Easy peasy. If you don't have a trusty butcher and don't want to buy from the regular grocery store, Dickman's is well worth it.

Visiting Tucson and needed a good, quick lunch option near the University and found a good one…read more Found it on Google and the vegan options caught my attention. Ironically enough, that's not what I went with, but great know they had a variety of veggie dogs and lettuce wraps for those who want gluten free sandwich options. I went with basic but really good hot dogs. I believe they were called "Reggie Dogs". The place definitely had a really cool locals vibe and the employees behind the counter were great. I got my food within five minutes of ordering it. If you're looking for a good deli in this area, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I had lunch here with three friends yesterday. It's tiny and has no restroom, so I had to cross the…read morestreet to use the Food Conspiracy restroom. Seating is very limited, but we did get a high-top table with four seats. There is counter service only. As for the food, I got one of the daily specials, a hot meatball sub with a pickle spear, a bag of chips and a can of cream soda ($13.50 for the lot). I liked my sandwich. One of my friends got the hot pastrami sandwich and was not impressed. The menu consists mostly of sandwiches and hot dogs with toppings; they have vegetarian and vegan options. They add a 2.5% surcharge if you pay by credit card.

We love this butcher, the Ugly steaks are always amazing and we love their breakfast sausage. The…read moreservice is always on point too. I have bought breakfast sausage from other places and we always come back to Dickman's for the best. The flavor and spices are always just right. Thank you

I've been coming here for years, and the quality of their products has always been excellent. The…read moreUgly Steaks--those tender cuts from the sirloin--have been my go-to for a long time. Recently the prices have gone up quite a bit, so I've gone from buying them weekly to more of a monthly treat, but they're still worth it. They offer a wide variety of options, including some unique wild-game choices like kangaroo and gator meat, which you don't see every day. And if you're looking for great sides, definitely pick up the twice-baked potatoes or the stuffed jalapeños--they're incredibly tasty and pair perfectly with just about anything. Overall, it's a great spot with consistently high-quality products and plenty of interesting options to try.

Listen everyone - this guy Kent makes the VERY BEST kielbasa EVER! I've eaten Polish sausages in…read moreChicago, Joliet, New York City, Kansas City, and other places known for Polish cuisine, and I have never had a kielbasa that tasted so perfect! We have family in Tucson, so when we're there I always pick up some of Kent's fresh Polish kielbasa. You are depriving yourself if you don't get some, and I would hate to see anyone deprive himself/herself of this delicious treat. Get over to Kent's Sausage Shop and get you some - all of his products are sedond to none, but this particular variety is uniquely exquisite. You will not be disappointed!

I've been looking all over town for Krakow, a garlicky Polish lunch meat. I grew up in the midwest…read morewhere there are a lot of Polish and Hungarian people, and Krakow is prevalent. I stopped in and asked the lady behind the counter if they had Krakow. She said yes and pointed to a sausage in the case. I said no, that was not it as it was much smaller around than what I grew up eating, which (in the midwest) is around 6" across. The lady said they've been making Krakow for 40 years, and "that's the way people like it here", and that's that. I asked her if i could show her a picture of what I was talking about. She said it wouldn't do any good (to show a picture). She pretty much ignored me and went on to other tasks. I asked for a taste and she sliced off a piece. It's about 80% taste-wise of what I grew up eating, not nearly garlicky enough but close enough to buy a pound. As she was slicing it, she said "he" makes it once a year right after Thanksgiving and when it's gone, it's gone. So I asked for 2# and said I was going to freeze some. She said it would dry out when frozen so I only got 1#. Perhaps she was really busy, but she didn't seem to have time for me. She was pleasant enough with my requests but not very friendly. Not sure I'll go back.

Great Deli! Bread is always fresh, proportions are…read moreplentiful. The sides are delicious Friendly staff

Stopped by at Fortunato's after a hike and was very pleased with great service and very tasty food…read more You order at the counter and your food is brought to you at a clean booth of your choice. The meatball parmesan sub my boyfriend ordered was our favorite and we also really enjoyed the big jar of prickly pear lemonade. I would also definitely recommend ordering the mac salad as your side.

I ate lunch here with a couple of friends a few days ago. This was my first visit in decades…read more Counter service was fast and good. I enjoyed my Bismark hot sandwich ($11.95). Prices are reasonable. Overall, I was impressed.

I've been wanting to stop in to try the Sausage Deli ever since my daughter began attending UA four…read moreyears ago but never had the opportunity. Noon, on our way out of town moving her home, I made it our final stop. Should've come here years earlier. I had no idea of the longevity of The Sausage Deli until entering this place. I read the framed articles on the wall and learned how beloved they are. They mainly have sandwiches and are made to order, old school style. The sides are prepackaged in the deli case at the counter. I had the Italian Grinder, my wife had the Salami Sub and my daughter had a make your own sandwich. I had the sides of macaroni salad and potato salad. These sides were bland but maybe that's to compliment the flavorful sandwiches? I loved my Italian grinder and all the items inside it. The prices are fairly reasonable here and the service was great. You order at the counter and they call out your number when it's ready. Thinking back on my experience here, I don't remember seeing sausages anywhere....Hmmmm......Wonder why?

Roma Imports has been on my radar for years, but I never made the time to visit. I finally had the…read morechance when I got to pick the catering company for my team's dinner and I'm glad I did. The food was fantastic. It's definitely a place you need to look for. The storefront is modest and tucked into a mixed-use part of town, surrounded by a few industrial buildings, so it's easy to miss. They accommodated my short-notice catering order without any issues. The food was hot, ready within minutes of my arrival, and the counter staff double-checked everything with me and even helped load the order into my trunk. Everything was packaged really well, so nothing spilled during the drive. My team loved the dinner, and I'll be returning soon to try the food in person.

This is my wife's (*she's Italian, by the way) favorite place to pick up stuff for when we host…read morehome gatherings. The feast of the seven fishes is our yearly tradition during the holidays, and when it rolls around, Angie (I'm not making that up, that is her real name--I told you she was Italian) will grab stuff from Roma by the armful. I am of the opinion that the prepared foods from here can range from the, "Mama Mia!" (really really tasty) to the, "Eh, Cosi cosi" (you know, it passes) range. I'm a people-person and love to observe the patrons. Many of the customers appear to be of Italian descent and, like my bettah half seem to really-enjoy the traditional and authentic staples of, Il Bel Paese (The beautiful country). Food from many different regions of Italy are available. The decor is kinda fun. In my mind, when I think of what an Italian trattoria should look like, this place comes to mind... it's got the classic red and white checkered table clothes, maps and landscapes of Italy adorning the walls, and an energy of a place that is well cared for. A religious icon or two will also dot the interior landscape. The aroma of slowly simmering tomato gravy, cut garlic, roasted meats, chopped onions, and olive oil fills the air. It's an experience. Sometimes life imitates art, and hand to gawd, on my mutha's life... the last times I went, der was deeze tree guys sitt'n in dah corner. I swears, dey cou'da been cast members from the Sopranos. Ayhhyyee! Was'amatta, youse? The staff is generally warm and enthusiastic about their offerings. They generally have been super helpful, and if it's not too busy, are more than happy to make suggestions for new items or how best to prepare the items we have purchased. When we have visited, 90% of the time, the place was crack'n (meaning: super busy and full of life!). Sometimes, as we drive away and I take a peek at the receipt, I will exclaim, "Davvero! È così caro!" Loosely translated that means, "Really! That's so expensive!" My wife, who only knows a few words of Italian, has no idea that I was pooping my pantaloni over the cost... but, bless her heart, she seems to think the food here is worth every penny. Generally, I agree. So next time you go, remember to leave the gun, but take the cannoli. Mangiare!

Love the selection at AJs. So many niche and specialty products. I love the floral department at…read moreAJs. This is where my husband usually finds flowers for me :) This is a great place to grab a gift or treat for someone. We always hit up the bakery section and buy a $2 hibiscus iced tea before we shop at La Encantada. I also just found out kids under 12 get a free cookie which is a nice perk. I do wish they had more vegan and vegetarian options at their hot bar and prepared foods section.

What's not to love about this market. Great fresh food options at the deli sandwiches are…read moredelicious. My go to for fantastic wine selection and great prices allow you to try something new all the time. There is always someone to help in the wine department to help you pick something out if you need to. My only issue would be they need to hire more cashiers. 9 times out 10 it's busy and they have lines. The best is the option to to have your food or wine outside where they have plenty of tables and even a beautiful fire place!

Went through the drive through and the person taking our order was polite and helpful. Ordered…read morethree sandwiches, sides and a couple drinks and everything came out correct and tasty

This is the second Schlotzsky's deli location that has ripped me off. At this location I ordered a…read moreGreek salad w/ extra toppings. I got a bowl full of lettuce and some chicken. No olives, and the minimal of the other ingredients. All in all, I essentially paid for an overpriced helping of lettuce.

I've ONLY ever ordered take out here and I still come back because it's just THAT good!…read more I always order the manager special! 5/5

It's been several years since we have eaten at this location. A craving for a large loaded potato…read moreand a Yankee Sandwich found us returning to what was a great option. The menu for the most part appeared to be pretty much unchanged. I ordered the loaded Mexican Potato, the hot corn beef & pastrami yankee sandwich and a half corn beef sandwich for our son. The price for one and a half sandwiches and a baked potato with three small drinks was $57. Seems a little steep even in today's economy. I scanned the salad bar as we went to get our drinks and it was displaced and a little messy. Dressing we spilled onto topping and the salad looked a little old. We sat down and or food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Which was not a good thing. When the food came I asked the server if he could bring a side of mustard which I ordered with our food but didn't get. As we waited for the mustard my wife cut into the potato and found that it was barely warm. The cheese not even partially melted. We didn't want to ask for it to be reheated because the other toppings would have been heated like the lettuce and tomatoes and we were on a time constraint. After sitting and looking for the server I decided to go up to the counter and asked for it myself. After returning I took my first bit and realized my sandwich was ice cold. Cheese was unmelted on both my sandwich and my sons. My wife said the potato was okay and would have been better if they had cooked it the way they use to. Remember it coming out steaming hot. We finished our meal and departed being extremely disappointed. And no, the server never returned with my mustard. I would say that based on our visit Jason's deli is no longer the place we knew a few years ago. For being not busy. There's no excuse for a cold "hot sandwich" and a lukewarm loaded baked potato. There are far better options for far better value.