I have yet to see this place open, every time I call they are either not open, or they don't have…read moreground sausage for the sub that I want.

Interesting business model. Phone orders only. Take-out only. Must pickup at a side window not…read morelabeled as a pickup window. Confusing until you understand the fire drill. Food. Ordered a Classic Italian. Excellent sandwich, excellent size. Excellent price. Great bread and internals. As good or better than other delis. Will definitely return for a meatball sandwich or another classic Italian. Recommended!

A few of us checked out the Night Lights at the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill and we…read morewere glad there was a place to stop in and grab something to eat and drink. When we passed by Farmer and the Fork, we were immediately struck and embraced with an inviting and intense aroma of cider doughnuts wafting through the air. We made it a point to return afterwards and we did, there was no disappointment. About the circular size of a standard mug, the cider doughnuts were freshly made, warm and had great texture and slight chew. And so we had to order another half dozen. Just that good. Although we don't typically seek out grilled cheese, we noticed on their menu a selection with braised short ribs. Our decision was made and it was the right one. Sinking your teeth into the buttered crisp toast, into the cheese and finding the short ribs before biting through and pulling away with everything and chewing, delighted us very much. They also had apple cider and hot chocolate which could be have an addition of spirits for an extra cost. My friend got the apple cider with Captain Morgan's and I ordered the hot chocolate with Kalua. Come here definitely for the warm cider doughnuts and you won't regret it - you might just order another half dozen or two!

The set up is cafe, pay cashier and get a text when ready. The line was all over the place, not…read morestraight, some people waiting parallel to the food area. When I got the text -went inside at the counter for pick up, the woman was not helpful. ( Rudely told me to find my tray by using my paper receipt. ) The drink bar was disorganized, a long line. The teen-ages in front took the lemonade, stopped and drank half a cup then refilled, their cup right there, thus holding up the long line. There was separate ice but the kids tipped the lemonade so plastic ice holder was slanted inside the holder. I noticed the drip bowl was overflowing and lemonade was spilled all over the counter. I proceeded outside to eat at the tables and chairs, but all 10 tables were full (some with just 2 people and 6 chairs. ) So I crossed to the other side with open 10 tables - two young girls told me to leave. A private party inside had 1/2 hour left. Yet, I noticed that not anyone was outside at all. They said the 10 blue umbrella space was paid for , even if not being used - so leave. The cafe could have used that lovely new blue umbrellas 10 extra outside seating area, (as cafe was extremely busy and weather was splendid. ) I retreated back to the cafe outside area, and stood up to eat. I noticed the concrete was broken, sticks everywhere and the umbrellas on this side were not secured well , thus blowing in the breeze. The nice private other side of the deck remained unoccupied with the extra -10 blue umbrellas at the tables closed off for the rest of the afternoon. Still closed and totally unoccupied even after the time was up. (The private party apparently choice to remain inside. ) Meanwhile, cafe side remained crowded. Food was expensive $16 for a salad. $4.25 for lavender lemonade. Not the Best experience. The view was lovely.

Decent sandwich but the service can suck. Was in at 11:30am, 4 people working, one customer who…read moreinsisted on having her toddler order (ie - took forever). I ended up sitting in a booth to wait. After said customer was done ordering, I figured maybe I could get someone to make me a sandwich. Nope. I just ended up leaving.

Awesome sandwiches & great staff! Always busy because they deliver excellent food & service. Don't…read morelet the mines scare you off, they move quickly.

Yes, they serve food in big portions for the price! Service is very friendly! There are seats…read moreinside, so you can dine in. I think this establishment has been around for ages based on the pictures displayed on the walls.

We have driven past this tiny deli in a residential area many times, but finally stopped in for…read morelunch based on Yelp reviews, and we are so glad that we did! Typical deli ambience & menu with daily and monthly specials. My husband and I both ordered specials. He had a sandwich that he thoroughly enjoyed, but cannot remember the name. I had the Sumo salad, which had every delicious ingredient you can imagine! Sumo mandarin oranges, mangos, grapes, blueberries, strawberries, marinated chicken, cucumbers, tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, green onions, red onions, avocado & mixed greens. The serving was huge and wonderful. Make sure you leave room for their cheesecakes! The slices are 1 POUND each (I weighed them when I arrived home because they felt so heavy) and are creamy and smooth. The fruit-topped one was quite good, although it paled in comparison to the Coffee Oreo. I would drive an hour for this! No joke! The only negative of our dining experience was the overly loud music. My husband and I sat in silence because we could not hear each other over the music, even with our voices raised. It appeared to hinder the staff in taking orders as well. If you have driven past this special little place in the past, now is the time to stop by and see what you are missing, and do not forget the cheesecake!

Great deli style sandwiches and very friendly staff! I got 3 sandwiches to go to take on a picnic…read morewith friends - the hot roman combo, their chicken salad special, and the Rooster combo. All were quite tasty, my favorite with the Rooster. I was quite surprised they did not cut their sandwiches in half, particularly the Hot Roman since that thing was HUGE! I'm sure the staff would if asked but I didn't think to ask. They also had plenty of tasty looking pasta salads and homemade cookies and local Wachusett potato chips. I also enjoyed their shadow box tables for dining in - it was entertaining to look at the old news paper clippings while I waiting for my food. I'm not a local but if I am driving through again I would get another sandwich!

Love their Italian sub! Haven't been in a while but still love the size and price!!! Definitely…read morerecommend it!!

Excellent seasonal produce at this local farm stand. I was there the end of July she's I simply…read moreasked a worker what was grown locally. His manager came out and told me that the corn on the cob, the zucchini, and the pickling cucumbers were grown locally. I bought two of reach to take on my flight back to Florida. Usually I get a box of Italian pastry to bring home but this was even better. I was going to pickle the cukes, but after trying a slice, they were too good to pickle. I had one sliced with organic ranch dressing from Whole Foods. I boiled the fresh corn to go along with barbecue chicken and sautéed and zucchini with butter, garlic and usual seasoning. This stand is the same as I remember it as a child. It's clean and organized. They have the plenty of staff to keep the selection of fruits and vegetables fresh. I will be back soon.

I came to S&S Farm with a simple goal: get a pumpkin. What I didn't expect was a full-on autumnal…read morespiritual journey. First, there's the corn maze. It's not just a maze; it's a test of will and a challenge to your sense of direction. I'm pretty sure I saw a family celebrating their one-year maze-iversary in there. I emerged an hour later, a different man, covered in bits of corn stalk and existential dread. And the pumpkins? They're magnificent. I didn't just pick one; I was chosen. We locked eyes across the field, a giant, warty gourd and I. It was a moment of pure, unadulterated connection. I paid the very reasonable price and felt a sense of pride that I haven't experienced since I successfully parallel parked on the first try. In conclusion, S&S Farm is more than just a farm stand. It's a hilarious, humbling, and slightly muddy adventure. 10/10, would get lost in a corn maze again.

I am always on the lookout for a great pastrami sandwich…read more Now that I found Chani's my search is complete. Don't be shy because these people are the most welcoming to be found. Also, so grateful for your visit. Beside great food this is a unique experience. Amazing! Get there now!

This was my second time visiting Chanis Deli, this time I brought someone that loves Rueben's and I…read morethought it would be fun experience. First of all when we went to the counter to order the only person there was on a telephone call and it was a bit of an awkward wait, but we ordered. My guest wasn't impressed by the Rueben and I got the pastrami and it was ridiculously fatty...like big hunks of fat I pulled out. The experience of going to a temple to eat lunch is kinda fun and the children that were there (camp or school?) were adorable to listen to and watch.

Today I got the La Burrow on a seeded roll. Maybe the best sandwich I have gotten here so far!…read morePerfectly balanced flavors, plenty of meat and cheese and the Calabrian Aioli just put this one over the top! I was passing through and didn't remember to call ahead. At 12:00 the owner said it would be about a half hour, but 15 minute later I was on my way. It looks like the majority of orders were called in and there were loads of orders ready to go. The shop was spotless. I'm not a soda drinker but my daughter was very impressed with the selection of beverages available. I can't recommend this place enough.

Cute Italian sandwich shop, also has coffee. Possibly the best sandwich I've ever had out to eat…read more The sandwiches are large and heavy - they really don't skimp. High quality meats, flavorful fillings, bakery quality bread. I really like the focaccia. They offer a wide array of sandwiches, and wraps too I think. I appreciate their easy-to-read menu. Very clean, and decorated on theme. Definitely stop by!

Friendly and helpful staff. A nice assortment of non meat items and essentials. But what you came…read morehere for was the meats, and they've got the good stuff.

Went in yesterday to see if they had hanger steak. While I was waiting, I asked the older man…read morebehind the counter if they carried Irish sausages and laughed and asked if I meant Chinese sausages. My sister thought he made a joke (clearly not a good one), but he asked another person if they sold Chinese sausages. I said I'm looking for Irish sausages. My husband said he bought it there before I couldn't find it, but I ended up seeing in the fridge off to the side of the deli counter. I'm never going there again. Everyone seems friendly, but the comment made me feel very uncomfortable to ever go there again.

I've gotten sandwiches from here a handful of times, and they never disappoint. The sandwiches on…read moreFrench bread are generously portioned--enough for two separate sittings--at a great price. The condiments are perfectly balanced, and the ingredients are so fresh that a simple sandwich turns into something incredibly flavorful. The women working here are absolute sweethearts. On my last visit, I called back three separate times to tweak my toppings, and each time, they were so kind and accommodating. By the third call, we laughed about it together--it was never a bother to them, just another example of their friendly and welcoming service. The space itself is small, so it's more of a grab-and-go spot than a dine-in experience, but that just adds to its charm. The efficiency of the service and the cozy, tucked-away feel make it the perfect little sandwich spot. Highly recommend! The sandwich I got this last visit was grilled chicken, tomato, spinach, lettuce, American cheese, and balsamic dressing with a side of hots.

Regatta was recommended to us by the hotel we were staying at. Regatta soup and sandwiches were…read morereally good. We really appreciated how she took extra time to pack up the soup and sandwich for our son, knowing he wasn't eating until after his football game. If in the are, we'd go back again.