Advertises itself as a "Jew-ish" deli, and that's about accurate: the food is pretty good, but not…read morequite there as real NY-style deli cuisine. I had what I always get at delis: matzo ball soup and a pastrami sandwich. The matzo balls were hard and thick, which is one of the two ways to make matzo balls, the other being soft and fluffy. This way isn't wrong, but the other is better. The broth is good, but there was no shredded chicken in it, just tiny cubes of inconsistently cooked vegetable, celery and onion and I'm not sure what all else. The pastrami was quite lean but managed to be fairly juicy. I'm pretty sure it was made from brisket, which is not the canonical pastrami cut. The important part is that it tasted like pastrami and not like brisket, which a lot of would-be pastramis can't manage. Get it "tradition" style on rye with deli mustard. Small place in a yuppie shopping center. Order at the counter, wait (a very short time) for your food to be brought to your table or counter spot. Daily newspapers for you to read.

We stopped into Loveski to pick up some light lunch and to be very blunt - it's not a deli…read more To start off on the wrong foot - there was some confusion in what I ordered. The resulting vibes of inconvenience when they had to back out the item and then try to figure out how to refund me? I told them to keep the difference because the service took such a noticeable dip. Although they have quite a bit of seating, when I got my fries the flavor just wasn't there and even though piping hot some pieces were still raw in the middle. Finally, the quality on my side of pastrami wasn't good and after googling it apparently they buy from a confidential source. Overall, in my experience their food tasted like lower level diner fare and I threw out most of it out.

I do recommend Boichik bagels as they are the best in a long time of new bagels coming and going…read more The price is higher but the taste is there so it is worthwhile. The in person shop is great as it is the freshest version to get their bagel. The service was good. It felt a little airport-bus depot ish? Not as homey. Seeing the flavors in a small box on the counter I had to crouch which was a bit odd. Staff was friendly and they seemed busy with something else. But again, I think these are the Best Bay Area bagels now, and not corporate owned as you know how that goes-(ahem Noah's) wish it was a bit busier.

We biked here from SF and it was the perfect carb to fuel our ride. They offered something for…read moreeveryone from gluten free options and even vegan cream cheese! All off us were full and happy with from our delicious bagels. We didn't have to wait long, and sat outside (no indoor seating available). For a reasonable price this place hit the spot.

I needed a quick morning bite when running errands and popped in here. The price was reasonable…read morefor the Asiago bagel with egg, cheese, and bacon. It was also delicious! I was doubly impressed with the service as one young man was taking orders, running the register, and prepping the food, all in record time. Kudos!

Should have checked review first.. I don't recall this place…read morebeing like this. Has there been a change in ownership or management? This was my $7 bagel with lox spread. Not lox... lox spread. It's more than other flavored spreads, understandable. But, was shocked at the tad I was given. When asked to confirm, the guy quickly affirmed, "yup, that's the amount..." I would have been at least concerned a customer immediately questioned the finished product. But, this is what they ride on.. so, now I know and we all have choices. I'll choose to not going forward. Gave it an extra star cause the bagel was at least good. But, the quick dismissal of my interaction left a bad taste in my mouths, couldn't add a 3rd. It's too bad.. our service industry is declining.

Local friendly place with a huge selection of food choices. Bagels, breakfast burritos, pancakes,…read morepastries. Coffee and fruit drinks too. Our bagels were good with plenty of cream cheese and the burrito was served hot. Hot sauce, sriracha and ketchup readily available. Watching the staff work together was impressive - well oiled machine, very efficient. Convenient location, not far off 101 - easy on and off. Pretty busy on a Saturday morning at 10 am but quick service.

I like getting Too Good to Go bags here as it has a dozen bagels for $6.99. Today I was running…read morebehind for the 1:15pm pickup deadline so called to ask if it was ok for me to come in at 1:20pm. The staff were so gracious and told me not to rush as they did not close until 2pm. When I arrived, the staff were welcoming and had my bag of bagels ready for me. I had an onion one and cinnamon raisin one as snacks later in the day and both were yummy!

0/2 this morning at Bon Air Shopping Center. Had a bad experience at the Peet's in this same…read moreshopping center and we didn't get any food. Came to Noah's and we got food, but it wasn't very good. My avo sandwich had brown, wilted lettuce in it. I pulled it all out before eating any. Also, they put no seasoning on the sandwich. Salt, pepper, lemon pepper, hot sauce, olive oil...anything would be nice! But alas it was bland. Won't be returning.

Just use the app in and out in a minute. Don't go if you're picky. The people who voted one star…read moreprobably haven't used the app.

Located on the exterior of the Marin Country Mart, to the left of Hog Island Oyster (or even closer…read moreleft of Le Marais), is Johnny Doughnuts. With its spacious seating, glass enclosed doughnut display, walk up wall menu on the exterior and its open concept register counter it is truly inviting. With a menu of unique flavors and those same flavor options beautifully displayed behind a glass window, we had to order a few to try. Flavors available were coffee cake, blueberry lime, lime poppyseed, vegan guava, and chocolate chip cronut - these five we ordered, Other flavors included brown butter glaze, strawberry, chocolate vanilla crème, raspberry jam, cinnamon glaze and sprinkles. Lemon blueberry was very lemon forward with subtle notes of blueberry. The doughnut itself was crusty and soft at the same time. We enjoyed the pairing and texture.The coffee cake was just that, a crusty soft dough with the crumbly topping of coffee cake goodness and all those spices too. The lime poppyseed was light, soft and airy with a citrusy zing of lime. It was the most refreshing of them all and this is coming from someone who is not a big fan of lime. The guava was like biting into the fruit, not too sweet on an airy, soft dough. The chocolate chip cronut was a flaky layered croissant like dough that tasted like a chocolate chip cookie with a decadent chocolate frosting. It was quite the pleasurable treat, our daughter loved it. The staff, compiled of two women at the front, were friendly with smiles. Our treats were packaged in a beautiful white and gold box, it looked elegant when presented to us. There is the availability of drinks to order like tea and coffees. We would most certainly return for me. I'm curious to see what other flavors and combinations Johnny Doughnuts presents to us.

The classic glazed donut and classic old fashioned (not glazed) was amazing and I'm not a doughnut…read moreperson whatsoever.. Thats all I really came to say here. The freshness and texture was bomb. I know with specialty food businesses its not cost effective to have other coffee roast options brewed like a medium roast.. Thats what coffee shops are for... I just like to dip my sweets in medium roast coffees. I'm not special. Anywhosies, I'll be back soonsies to get a dozen for the familia! Gracias!!

Came for a small group lunch, as we often do, and we enjoyed the meal, as we always do!…read more We sat on the patio, and although we waited a bit for a straggler (the usual suspect!), we were quickly offered a drink order and gladly enjoyed big glasses of iced tea and fountain soda. Finally, the crew was assembled, and we ordered some favorites, plus a couple of new items. Variety is the spice of life! I was one of the holdouts against that, but I did tweak my usual order a bit in a show of solidarity. We ordered two lunch specials off the board, an egg salad sandwich with potato salad, and a bacon, cheddar cheeseburger with grilled onions and many other toppings (lettuce, tomato, and such). We also ordered a hamburger (a regular for us) and the Grilled MAC (my usual), but I switched the bread from my usual sourdough to rye while still keeping the Swiss cheese. All the burger folks had a side salad, which disappointed me as I usually collect a French fry tax from others. But not this time! Ugh - the fries here are outstanding! But so are the salads, soooo... My Grilled MAC, which I usually get on sourdough, was STACKED with grilled mushrooms! I love mushrooms, so this was heaven for me. I liked the rye as a change as well, so either that or sourdough moving forward. All the food was great, as the photos will show, and the serving size is still decent for the price. The salads are indeed good, with a nice variety of vegetables with the lettuce. Speaking of lettuce, the two burgers had a LOT of lettuce, and the burger folks took it off their burgers and added it to their salads. The egg salad sandwich, on lightly toasted bread, was indeed more of an "egg WITH salad" sandwich, having lots of lettuce and tomato, and not enough egg salad (for me), but the guy with that sandwich did not complain and said it was very tasty. Because there was also a birthday among us a few days before, we HAD to celebrate with dessert and chose the apple and mixed-berry pies. They also had blueberry, but I have had these two before and really like them. They did not have ice cream, though (), but a decent whipped cream helped. The apple pie was hot, and although a bit charred along the crust edge (even I do that at home), I just broke it off, and no loss really. The pies were very good. Overall, the food was great as always, and our server Clarita and the beverage guy (sorry, I did not catch his name) kept us in our place! Looking forward to the next lunch outing.

Food excellent as always. Service was very responsive and…read morefriendly. Outdoor patio dog friendly.

Love, love their smoothies!!!…read more Reminds me of so cal! We need more locations in the Bay Area.

This has to be one of the sexiest smoothie bowls I have ever ordered…read more.. This place can get super busy on weekends yet the workers are always kind & friendly. They take the time to make your order feel special with cute hearts or smiley faces. I came in on a weekday & they took their time crafting this beautifully executed bowl & it was fantastic. I enjoyed every bite! Prices are a bit high but I do not mind paying extra for higher quality ingredients. Probably the best smoothie spot in Marin. 9.5/10

Great place to get an old fashioned style donut or a bagel or croissant egg, ham and cheese for…read more$6-$8. Just be sure to bring cash (ATM onsite, but $3.50 fee) nice that they are open on Sunday too!

Golden Cream Donut Shop is everything you'd want in a local breakfast spot. Family-owned with…read moreincredibly friendly staff, they greet you like an old friend and make you feel right at home. Their breakfast croissant sandwiches are phenomenal, with flaky, buttery croissants stuffed with fresh ingredients. Pair it with a large classic diner-style coffee, and you've got the perfect morning combo. The simple, cool vibes inside make it a great spot to take a breather and enjoy your meal. A lot of locals come here for breakfast, and it's easy to see why. The prices are unbeatable, the atmosphere feels like stepping back in time to the good old days, and it's cash only, just like the classic spots from my hometown on the East Coast. You'll find me venturing here time and time again for that simple glazed donut and a fresh cup of coffee. It's a small, welcoming shop that delivers on all fronts.

I love this shop. The prices are very good. The deli is great. But it's the people who make it…read morestand out. They are warm! Think old school. They recognize you. Engage in real conversations about goings on! Go Miriam's daughter. I skip the other places in Kentfield, as a run to the store, go to, because it just feels like the corner store. It's our place to go!!!

My daughter is obsessed with the sandwiches here. Not sure if it's witchcraft or drugs but she's…read moreabsolutely addicted and asks for them daily!