Amazing hoagies. Smoked turkey is delicious. Very popular location. Service is quick when line is…read moreshort. Prices are terrific. The 3 foot tray was excellent!

Edited to add that I'm seeing this establishment is only here to profit off of blacks, which they…read morefeel superior to. Most of the comments call out there poor customer service as well as questionable, predatorial behavior. Stop having people unfamiliar or afraid to interact with people in roles where they have to INTERACT WITH PEOPLE. Typical stuff, not being respectful when presented with ordering mistakes, trying to charge people for silly things like bags for each sandwhich, etc. Things that NEVER happen in white areas. Absolute trash. Poor quality bread that was like a doughy shake. Got the large. Poor quality bread made it a diabetic fright. And it was disgusting. Meat was carne asada. I got a sandwhich that's supposed to be shaved meat. The Sweet Steak is a specific sandwhich. Imagine drinking an Horchata that was made of coconut milk. That's how weird it is to have you try to use your recipe for sweet steak. Isn't from your particular culture. Obviously you couldn't be bothered to research and respect the culture that this sandwhich comes from. Like you're going to tell me how it's supposed to be made? Cruz? Are you from this planet? A coconut horchata, or a buttermilk horchata, or a mayo horchata, or a cauliflower horchata - none of these are what you can get at 99% Mexican restaurant. Is carne asada usually ground beef? Just coming from SoCal it's like you're being deliberately obtuse. Really hope you take the time to think about this. It is absolutely bizarre hermano. You look absolutely bizzare to people with time to think about why you are choosing to make these decisions. Moreover it's disrespectful that you're not even trying to figure out why things are popular the way African Americans cook it. Weird and Trumpy to say the least. I avoided another spot owned by my non-black brothers because of the tendency to get frozen fried chicken in retaurants. It's unfortunate that this place is attempting to profit from the name Home of the Hoagie, a historical black female owned restaurant, yet they only supplicate the experience with poor quality. Didn't even know Home of the Hoagie used cheese. Quality is subtle like that. This place had their cheese sloppily added to the sandwhich. It's like they don't care about the community they are serving this crap too. It's really a bad look. Another "Hoagie" shop I didn't go to was also because the people making the food didn't seem like they even appreciated the food enough to replicate it with the care and degree that made their shop famous. If Mr. Cruz wants my business, take the time to replicate, at least the quality of Home of The Hoagie. All that great customer service doesn't help if your going to sell Greasy Spoon to make that quick dollar. Brought my friend from Europe here thinking it might be anything like Home of The Hoagie on 111th. You lost out on those dollars. Lost on some international good will. He's told his countrymen about Home of the Hoagie. Wanted to see if I could save some time by trying out your spot Cruz. Ended wasting time as the food was sooo terrible. Just feels disengenuous that you take the name to profit from it yet can't respect WHY they are considered the best. It's hard work that got them the coveted title. Else your name would be Cruz's Soul Carne Asada. Threw the 2nd sandwhich in the garbage without opening it. Fries both were the pre-frozen cheap stuff. Fries that I asked for sauce had hardly any! lol This is a greasy pop up. It won't last. Somebody got money, hired people they knew but failed to do anything else that could help their business. Home of the Hoagie is older than me for a reason! They are good. Even after the owner passed away. If you call ahead there's still some wait. After this horrendous experience, I'll wait in the long line, shut my mouth and like it.

Great Italian subs!! The meats are not too salty, and the garnishments are always fresh.read more

Love love love the subs here . The bread is so soft and the sandwiches are so delicious. This is…read morealso a great value. I come here at least 4 times a month for the turkey sub , service is great , restaurant is clean. They are very fast With preparation.

The food is delicious!!!! The delivery seamless and the price reasonable. I just wish they would…read morere-allow in-person ordering; please consider this request.

My mom was so happy to try this place today , and I said let's do it ! We ordered to hoagies turkey…read moreand ham .. why did these sandwiches come with only one piece of meat each I would never go back the sandwich should only be 3 dollars wish I could give it a 0 !!!

Oh yea, I can totally see why this spot is popular amongst Hyde Park folks! Friendly and helpful…read moreowners when I asked for recs. There's even a community board towards the bathroom, which gives this spot a community-based vibe. It's a quick, casual spot with several tables open for grabs when people leave. I got a traditional everything bagel w cream cheese to start the day, which had the RIGHT amt of cream cheese. Sometimes places give wayy too much, ruining the exp. I also ordered their popular Sumac Chicken sandwich on their Dutch Crunch bread, which was really good!! The bread had a slight sweetness to it that was satisfying and the flavors altogether were soo yummy. I waited ~12 min for my order, since they were rightfully packed. No outside food/drinks allowed if you're grabbing a table to eat. There's WiFi and a restroom in the back. Lots of neighborhood regulars. Bonus points that their food is halal for those w dietary restrictions. Great neighborhood spot!!

Cafe 53. Unassuming spot on a major street full of stores and people…read more You walk in and you order anything that has a star next to the item on the menu. I got the sumac chicken. Dutch bread. Absolutely a powerhouse sandwich. I also loved the patio seating outside. Wonderfully beautiful setting. Definitely a great place for a work lunch meeting or study session. Service was quick as a flash, but the taste was a blast.

The food is fresh, well prepared and reasonably priced. It would be great if the brick and mortar…read morestore was open Tuesday thru Friday, but reaching out via the phone will allow easy pick up in the community.

I gave four stars because i got the king...which is cornbeef, turkey pastrami and itlaian turkey…read moreand overall it's a delicious sandwich! They would've gotten five stars but folks...i want fresh ingredients, the lettuce was wilted and discolored why even use it? I would've preferred you tell me you have no lettuce! The home fries and their sauce was bomb! And while i'm a pickle person they don't have the deli pickle there pickle is no more than a sour pickle cut into spears...yes i'm weird to notice that! Overall good go see for yourself! See pics

Last time I had a really good sandwich was 5 minutes ago when I bit into the Corleone. Just go try…read moreit.

This little hole in the wall has about 10 seats. The place was packed on a Tuesday night at 9:30…read more We had the Corleone and the big beef and sausage. And I'll tell you something. They melt in your mouth. These guys are fast and they don't mess around. You want great sandwich. You come here. The slogan is "when's the last time you had a great sandwich?" Today!!!

What a pleasant surprise this hole in the wall sandwich joint turned out to be!!!! Friendly prompt…read moreservice and great sandwiches. We tried the small Italian Sausage/Beef combo sandwich prepared on Turano French bread and dipped in a homemade Italian gravy and are topped with giardiniera peppers or sweet peppers, and Super Gyros Plate with 2pcs. of Pita bread, topped with iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, onion and Greek Tzatziki sauce. Both were delicious. Next time I'm gonna try their famous "Jim Shoe Sandwich:" Roast Beef, Corned Beef, Gyros Meat, Cheese prepared on the grill with iceberg lettuce, tomatoe and grilled onions, topped with Swiss cheese, mustard, mayonnaise and Tzatziki sauce on toasted Turano bread. Does that sound interestingly unique or what?

Honestly this place is over hyped. I've read reviews about this place and all of them were good…read more Idk for me it wasn't. I asked for my sandwich to be "dry" and that wasn't the case. The food didn't take long for it to be made and the service wasn't bad. I just wasn't that impressed..

Friendly convenient context for grab and go. So far their prices are also generally several dollars…read morelower than other area small markets and groceries. Business is filling the gallery by the closures of two small area food/liquora.

Great food if you live on 47th this hidden gem. Show them love . The chicken was so crispy and well…read moreseasoned to delight.