How has this not had any reviews yet?! Been here for years!…read more Great people work here. Get your hunting license renewed, get a sandwich, buy some lottery tix and have your prescription filled. All in 1 place with friendly staff, easy parking and quick service!

Well, I don't know what ineloquent kid with his stunning "eh, Dorsi's sucks" is talking about…read more Fabulous local place, wonderful deli, helpful people, best bagels and cole slaw on the planet!!! Hooray for the local guy who still does it better and hasn't been run out of business by big corporate America. Dorsi's is a daily stop for most of Stirling, swing thru if you get the chance!

I would rather not add stars for this review because I have been here 2X and really like the food…read moreand the service is great. However, last week I looked them up and ordered through Yelp (facilitated by Grubhub, apparently). I ordered 2 of the roast beefs, 2 chopped chickens and a chicken Caesar salad and salivated during my 30 min drive to pick up. I arrived to an entirely still and locked store. No sign of anyone. I've often noticed vendors failing to update working hours, and that is frustrating. But what's worse is when I've got Yelp blaming Grubhub and Grubhub blaming everyone. I called and there was never anyone at the store though Grubhub took my money and gave me a pickup time. They agreed to refund me in several days but did absolutely nothing to compensate or remedy the situation and took no responsibility. So I will not be using Grubhub again (and that may mean ordering through Yelp if they only work through Grubhub). I hope Carved cleans up their act with times. Very frustrating when nobody takes responsibility and I don't know whether I can even trust ordering food through Yelp.

Carved offers some interesting sandwiches in the old Dorsi's Pharmacy deli/store area. However, it…read moreis unrelated to Dorsi's, which means no more wonderful chicken salad, a Dorsi family recipe. Life moves on. We tried the Stirling Dip, which consists of sliced roast beef, sharp provolone, and caramelized onion on a garlic baguette. It also comes with a side serving of beef au jus, pickled cucumbers, and red onions. The beef was high-quality and so tender! The sandwich was stacked with a lot of beef, and we split it. It was super filling, and we had a hard time finishing it. The bread was soft and delicious. The sandwich cost $18.00. It was juicy enough that it didn't need to be dipped in the au jus. I would have given it 5 stars, but it was on the salty side. They told us that they will start serving meals in the future.

Wow! Excellent Kathi roll. We tried the chicken and the paneer rolls. Super fresh and delicious…read more Large portions. Will defiantly be back to try the biriani. Take out or dine in. Plenty of parking.

Good was great including the free sample of chicken tikki masala from TJ. We will be back!read more

We stopped in for something light for breakfast. We each had a chocolate eclair. This eclair was…read morefilled with so much cream. The cream was delicious and chocolate was excellent. We been here a few times and the owner and staff are very polite and friendly. We also got a loaf of bread which was delicious.

Have been wowed for several years by enjoying lunches with sandwiches to die for--THE BREAD and all…read morethe other fresh ingredients in them. And warm service and ambiance. And affordable prices in NJ! Cookies and pastries also to die for--a hit with anyone I share them with...including foodies in Washington DC. Took waaaaaay too long to have dinner at the adjoining restaurant. wow wow wow! Absolutely mouth-watering authentic Italian food my friends shared among us. Grazie! You're missing out if you haven't experienced Biagio's!

This is hands down the best bagel shop! The bagels are always fresh, soft, and perfectly made. The…read morechive and vegetable cream cheeses are definite standouts--packed with flavor. This particular location also has the best service; the staff is consistently friendly and efficient. We usually walk in for just bagels, but if you're ordering sandwiches or anything more involved, I'd recommend calling ahead to save time.

I live about 20 minutes from this place and I believe every town has a bagel spot within that they…read morebelieve is the best. I will travel 20 minutes from what I think is the best to come here. I don't know about you, but there are not too many places in NJ that you can get pastrami and egg on a bagel at 6:30am! The Watching Warrior is my favorite, but I also recently gave their Lox n Loaded a whirl. I got to enjoy both halves equally as I shared mine with my wife. This place is amazing and has enough room to accommodate you as you standby. I highly recommend you order ahead though, because this spot is like the field of dreams...."if you build it they will come...". Expect a wait otherwise, because these bagels are a dream. But the wait will be worth it I assure you!

I took a lunch break in between appointments at Copper Kettle in Basking Ridge! The lemon mint…read morerefresher drink was so refreshing, and the quinoa shrimp spinach salad was delicious. If you're in the area, they're a great spot for both breakfast and lunch. The service was amazing, people are so friendly and dogs are welcome for outdoor seating. One more reason I love this community!

Food was good. But had help wanted sign as you walk in . Service was horrible…read more I tried to help by going inside to order AND I BROUGHT DRINKS out to table since it was So hot. 2 french toast was otdered, they brought 1 at about 30 mins after ordering, the other we had to wait another 15 to 20 minutes after the first one came out and after my husband went in and said something. There was only about four tables taken inside also and I realized there's only one person one server but still they had the kitchen staff bringing plates out . Maybe you need to work on timing as far as when the food comes out to make sure everybody's comes out together or within a minute or two after each other.

My mom and I stopped in here to grab lunch - she couldn't stop raving about how much better it is…read morenow that it's under new ownership. They have a variety of hot sandwiches, cold sandwiches and paninis as well as a selection of prepared sides, desserts, baked goods and coffee. You come in, order what you want and then pay at the end. My mom and I grabbed one of the 4-5 tables they have to sit and eat inside. I had the Black Forest Ham and Brie with Honeycup Mustard on Pumpernickel and my mom had the Hot Breaded Eggplant and Mozzarella with Roasted Red Peppers and Balsamic on 7 Grain. My mom's sandwich was excellent but mine was pretty soggy and had way too much ham for the thin slices of bread it was served on... I'd definitely try something else if I returned. Other than that the ingredients are high quality. I especially liked the taste of the breads.

"Under new management" - really ? What was the old management like ?…read more Walked in on a Wednesday during lunch hour - anyone behind the counter ? Hello ? Young Latin male appears to take order - he seems to be the only one in the store. Here we go :/ He plays cashier and rings up a nice lady who seems to have been waiting for a while judging by her sighs, huffs and puffs, he finished and takes the order of another couple waiting at deli counter (I'm still milling about mind you, observing the half empty shelves and loads of wine and booze for sale), and eventually takes my order. He was trying - we'll give him that - but no training at all, no demeanor, no banter, nothing. Since this deli was recommended, I'll order compare it with the NJ deli industry standard setter; Millburn Deli. I order a chicken cutlet sandwich. I asked him to press it - no press. He had no other recommendations. How could he - he is probably not "in country" long enough. At this point (the owner?) shows up - elderly gentleman who takes over the order and makes the sandwich. I asked this one if he had a press, he says no, but he has an oven. Okay - heat it up. I pay just $13 and change and walk out to eat elsewhere. Now the test - maybe it will be worth the trip? You readers be the judge - if the chicken looks dry, it's worse it's no better than cardboard. Wilty lettuce and super thin onions. Uff what. Waste of time. It's Millburn deli again hands down. Any positives ? It looks like they had some couple day old salads - standard stuff and some Italian stuff - but nothing impressive. And that's it. The chicken must of been. Day or three old. Which is basically it - the place is so NOT impressive for billing itself as a gourmet or "fine foods" establishment. Fine food has nothing to do with this place. I think I would have had better shot of a food deli sandwhich at Gary's Wines across the street and down a bit. At least they have fresh product all served with a smiling "hello - thank you for supporting us." Bernardsville is the wrong town for Monterey Fine Foods - much higher standards expected.