The ambiance was very family owned & Mexican authentic. Staff was very courteous & welcoming…read more Before I tasted the food I was going to give them 4 stars just based on Deli environment but after tasting the few things that I ordered would deff recommend. 5 stars .

A new favorite deli spot because they had pastrami. Great tasting meat, soft bread and well made…read more I can't wait to taste all of their other sandwiches.

Stopped here today because I was in the area and yelp had some great reviews. Let me tell you those…read moregreat reviews were deserved. It's a small place and only makes cold subs. Guy behind the counter ( I assume it was George) was busy and had a steady walk in crowd. I ordered half of a #4. Ham, Capicola, Provolone with the works and banana peppers. Half was plenty. Nice soft roll and well made. Highly recommend trying this place.

I visited George's Union Subs for the first time. The food was decent and the portions were okay!…read moreThe staff was polite, and the place was clean. However, the overall experience was average, and there is some room for improvement in taste and service speed. It was not bad, but it did not fully meet my expectations!

Dara's is my favorite sub spot! The bread is always fresh, I love how thinly sliced yet well…read morestacked the meats and cheeses are. They're always quick, You call in your order and shortly after they will have it ready :) def my go to deli. If you're ever in the area, stop in and get you a sub!

Food is always good! Salads fresh. Hot roast beef very good! Tables to eat in. Staff helpful and…read morepleasant.

union, nj. absolutely the best pizzeria in the erea. good food, fun atmosphere, nice staff,…read morefamily-owned and very very loyal clientell. come check them out. maybe ill bring them over. ;)

Great pizza and a variety of options. Great location and easy to find. They also offer good deals…read morevia apps.

Trying to understand why are you guys serving hard ass bread ? Every time I buy a sandwich from…read morethis location the ends of the bread are brick hard. I always ask for soft fresh bread & they just lie in my face. I guess the owner doesn't care as long as he is making money. I'll find another jersey mikes to spend my money. Please don't go here. The owner doesn't care enough to make changes. The workers seem so miserable & unhappy.

Lunch stop... Ordered the #42 mikes way, sandwich was…read moregood,fresh and flavorful. Staff was nice,friendly and quick ,while making sure we got our order the right way. The place was lit up well and tables was clean, all pre ur veggies were organized and kept clean. Nice environment for a nice lunch . They do share parking lot with other businesses but so parking is available to limited capacity .. Restaurant has stirs and ramp options, bathrooms are spacious and wide enough for wheelchairs.... Will come back

Amazing food, service, and quiet ambiance to share a great conversation with a friend.read more

amazing & delicious selection of foods & pastries, super friendly staff, very clean & organized…read more Every time I visit this cafe I always have such a great experience!!

Cash Only. I'm stressing this because on my most recent visit it was a major issue with a couple…read moreahead of me acting shocked when they were given the total (almost $30) and they only had $3 in singles. (And that ATM machine at the corner? It looks like it'll not only steal your identity but your soul as well.) My last visit (2023-ish) I tried their 'combo' (one hot dog, one sausage) which was... okay. But when they're slinging a double Italian hot dog? They're firing on all cylinders. Tommy's is not shy to pile a wicked amount of grub into that pizza bread. The hot dogs kind of get lost under a mountain of deep-fried and oily (but delicious) sliced spuds. (I do wish they weren't so stingy with the peppers and onions to really balance out the meal.) The 'Holy Trinity' when it comes to Italian hot dogs in North Jersey is a no-brainer... Dickie Dee's, Jimmy Buff's and Tommy's. (For me - no one comes close to Dickie Dee's but my one kid said Tommy's was his [current] fave.) As for that couple that came cashless? A good Samaritan behind me pulled out a wad of cash (it's not wise to pull out a fistful of cash anywhere you go but it's ESPECIALLY not wise when you're in the rough and tumble streets of Elizabeth, let's be real) and after swapping Venmo information everything was a-okay. Take-out/to-go only. Parking is atrocious. Guy behind the glass - always aces. (Oh, and... cash only!)

About to hop a flight to NOLA from Newark so I hit up Tommy's Italian Sausage in Elizabeth. Wanted…read moreto also hit Jerry's but he closed the gate as I was walking up...maybe next time. I've had the sausage/dog combo before that's like an Italian Dog and I loved it but I had never just had some good old doggies here so I grabbed a couple. Went with 1 with red onions and mustard and 1 with chili, diced onion, and mustard. I love red onions, just a big nostalgia thing to my youth getting dogs in Coney Island at Nathan's. These onions were tasty. The chili wasn't what I was expecting but the crunch from the diced onion was welcomed. The rolls tasted fresh and the dogs had a fantastic snap and delicious flavor. No surprise here - Tommy's - Didn't Suck!

Ordered sandwiches: one meatball Parm and one sausage and peppers. We split them 3 ways and were…read morestuffed! Yummy sandwiches. Will return when in the area. Note: pepperoni bread needs 1.5 to 2 hrs advance order to be ready. Plan ahead and order in the morning for lunch pickup. Service was good and store was clean. Order the anisette cookies. Delicious!

Had the pleasure of stopping into Iorio Deli with friends Eric from Cultinary Road Trip and Tyler…read morefrom Foodula. Had the chance to meet "The Boss" Gilda and her son Joe as well as the rest of the very friendly and helpful staff here. We tried a plethora of things so this may take a minute haha. Started off with two stuffed breads - A Reuben as well as a Pepperoni roll. The Reuben had a great flavor and the bread itself was tasty. It was slightly odd in my mind to eat a Reuben without grilled rye, but I enjoyed this. The pepperoni stuffed bread was also good and was even better with the addition of some sauce (they called it gravy and I thought I was in trouble haha). After that we were hit with some delicious Italian items including their house made meatballs, Italian sausage and peppers, and chicken Parmesan. The meatballs were just rated #1 in Central Jersey and #2 in the entire state of NJ at the Pizza Bowl a few months back. I could see why. Very tender, perfectly seasoned, and again that sauce/gravy was killer. To be honest though, I may have enjoyed the sausage even more! I mentioned how I didn't get hit with that typical overwhelming pop from fennel seed and Joe said they make it with ground fennel so the flavor is still there but it's not so in your face. I loved, and I mean loved, this sausage. The chicken parm was also very good but I had a small piece because I knew what was coming next! We finished off by trying two sandwiches that Iorio is well known for. The first was "The Jocelyn" which was a roast beef and Swiss melt on an onion roll, and the second was "The Sloppiest Joe" which was a North NJ staple "sloppy joe" but in epic proportions. The Jocelyn had good flavor and the onion roll was a nice touch and change of pace. The sloppiest Joe is sitting inside the top 3 I've had probably ever. The meats were freshly sliced and piled high, the rye was super fresh, and the Cole slaw had get flavor and added welcomed creaminess to the sandwich. As if there was any doubt at all - Iorio Deli in Roselle Park, NJ - Didn't Suck!