Nice hole in the wall deli. Great variety of meets. Delicious sandwiches. Lots of snack and staple…read moreitem in stock. Did not try the desserts but they looked delicious.

This place is so much more than a deli! Amazing sandwiches, delicious coldcuts, desserts to die…read morefor, and products from Europe you don't find many other places. The staff are incredible! Hats off to the 4 young ladies who own and operate this store, they are doing an amazing job!!

I had one of their sandwiches one and puked my guts out soon after consumption…read more No more needs to be said

Great night with family. Great service and food... not to…read moremention the simple but elegant wine list. Cate rocked out the service by bringing a smile at all times during the evening. Such a pleasure. Make some time to enjoy this little London Gem.

We were in the area, and wanted to try this tearoom. I had called ahead of time, and asked for the…read morehigh tea option, as reservations are required for this option. When we had arrived to the tearoom on a Friday afternoon at 12:00 pm, our table was set and ready for us. I was given a very small menu with the bagged tea selections; I had settled on cherry, which was delicious with some sugar. The teapot came with a tea cozy which I thought was cute however, all of the plates and teacups were plain white, with little doilies on the bottom of the plates. The tables were wooden, and the room was large however, quite old, with creaky floors. I was first given the sandwiches and other savories; the sandwiches were canned salmon and egg salad; there was no smoked salmon, or cucumber with cream cheese. There were also wraps with ham and turkey, along with three small quiches and a sausage roll (which was delicious). The next order was a dish with one raisin scone cut in half, with whip cream and a few strawberries on the top. There were no side dishes of clotted cream and jam, which was disappointing. The desserts were abundant, and all were delicious however, they weren't authentic British desserts. The service was wonderful though, as our server came to greet us often, making sure that we were taken care of. The room itself has many teapots, with teapots even adorning the beams of the ceiling. Overall though, I wasn't impressed with the high tea, as I found that there were many elements missing, and it wasn't what I expected it to be when high tea was mentioned. I was told that the main menu items were delicious so, I may try that the next time I come around.

Due to COVID-19, they receive orders through text messages (you need to include your order and your…read morecare make/model and color). I went and parked in front of the restaurant, picked up the menu from the mailbox and ordered my food. The lady was friendly and delivered my order to my car. I ordered OVEN TOASTED STEAK SANDWICH with ARTICHOKE & ASIAGO DIP WITH BREAD. I really loved my sandwich; the steak tasted great and was perfectly cooked. I didn't like the dip though; it had too much garlic in it. I would come back to try more of their panini's and pastas.

I'm so happy that I found this place the veal sandwich's are the best I ever had and they are very…read moredelicious thank you for hard work it's very much appreciated Mike blue truck

Abe is wonderful. He makes the best subs, is super friendly and always remembers my name! Loved the…read morebaked pitas. They are my favourite!

Always meets and sometimes beats expectations (should really be 4.5 stars). Abe's is a fast and…read morefresh food institution in this part of town with a following that is bordering legendary. People who work in the many businesses and institutions nearby usually have at least one day a week (or more) where they treat themselves to a salad a soup a sandwich or one of the daily home cooked specials. The service is always fast and friendly and the portions are decent. If you aim to eschew chain based fast food then aim for the door at Abe's.

The chicken sandwiches are giant size! The service was friendly and helpful on our first visit. The…read morenew location on Oxford street is pretty trendy and fun. Next time hoping to try the ice cream.

New West London location at. : 600 Oxford Street West…read more This is a unique but very cool restaurant On a upper plateau they have a ice cream scoop bar featuring local barrels of London Icecream But the main ground level is a well appointed but casual restaurant and it has a liquor licence for beer and wine and spirits The staff sat me easily , fss as very me a menu and drink list . It's beautiful here, the small pendant lights are like a clear eyeball The dining rooms are dark and intimate but friendly casual I had a beer and ordered the hot honey crispy chicken sandwich / burger . It was nothing short of sensational . I thought $18 was high until I saw and ate this Gem It's a fresh and convenient spot on Oxford st w . , I have not tried the original Richmond street spot because of the core parking and congestion problems London has now !

Despite having moved 3 times / the consistency of deliciousness here remains. Staff are always…read morefriendly and welcoming - but its the sandwiches that really keep me coming back every time I'm in Stratford. The newest location is right by the river - with lots of public parking across the street. Beautiful old building and a nicer overall decor than the previous spot. Still colourful - with cool drawings of their famous sandwiches on the walls. Lots on offer, but really, who am I kidding? "Mennonite sandwich, please" is what I said - and what you better say if you know what's good for ya. That delicious summer sausage, fresh corn relish with a subtle but delicious kick of spice. The cheddar - classic taste - nice slice - just how I like it. Definitely not processed cheese. The fresh country white bread - melt in your mouth but still with a crunchy brown crust. MMMMMMMMMennonites seem to have the secret of sandwich making down pat. This is the kind of sandwich that puts hair on your chest...What's that joke - why do Mennonite boys grow beards? Because they want to look just like their moms! Lol a bit off side maybe there - but my point is simple - a hearty, tasty sandwich - one of the best and most classic available in Ontario. Get out there and grab a few. The baking is also delicious!!

Fab! The best sandwiches in Stratford! At INCREDIBLE prices, too!!!…read more Check out the checklist-style takeout menu: http://www.yorkstreetkitchen.com/YSKSandwichmenu.pdf Most of my friends are huge fans of the Mennonite Sandwich. I enjoy the Othello (sans pesto, of course) but most often create-my-own. Last time I was there I had local goats cheese (swoon-inducing) on multigrain (OMG freshly-baked and so so so good) with alfalfa sprouts, tomatoes, cucumbers, avocados, lettuce, roasted sweet red peppers, honey mustard (made by local mennonites!) & mayo. I always add the "deli dills" - I'm pretty sure they're local mennonite too. Needless to say, PHENOMENAL. They also have THE MOST AMAZING 4-bean salad. Try it. Trust me. I don't even LIKE bean salad all that much... this one converted me. Really. GET IT. They lose a star because it's time to fix the service. It takes waaay too long to get your food, and that's true whether you eat in or order from the take-out window. Service is a bit better for breakfast, but still nothing to rave about. Expect to wait 20-30 minutes for your food. The kitchen & waitstaff are unfortunately more often than not visibly frazzled/stressed. I have been here for breakfast a bunch of times, as well as dinner once or twice. I LOVE LOVE LOVE their jam - "moss berry" - never heard of it before or since! For dinner, I've had the Spinach, Marinated Mushroom, Red Onion and Goat Cheese Pizza ($6.50) as well as the Caramelized Broccoli, Red Onion and Ricotta Stuffed Pasta Shells baked in a our slow-cooked Tomato Sauce ($13.95). Both VERY yummy. Their breakfast burrito is legendary. I must recommend it as your first breakfast expedition at YSK. For meat-eaters, try the peameal bacon. LOCAL PORK FACTOIDS: A note on peameal bacon + Stratford: this is prime peameal bacon territory. If you don't make it to YSK, try to get to the Stratford Farmer's Market where you will find a chuckwagon of sorts vending DREAMY peameal bacon sandwiches. OMG. AMAZING. Perth County produces some of the best pork in the country. If you're passing through Shakespeare on the way to Stratford (or back - it's just east of Stratford), make a stop at "The Best Little Pork Shoppe", which is certainly NOT little. Check it out: http://www.porkshoppe.com/ Last interesting pork fact? The Annual Ontario Pork Congress happens in Stratford too. Just one more point in proof that Stratford is THE place to be eating pork. Which I don't, to clarify. I've been a veghead for 13 years now. But I have juicy childhood memories of Saturday mornings at the market with my Dad eating peameal bacon sandwiches with LOCAL bacon, LOCAL cheddar cheese, FRESHLY-CHURNED LOCAL butter on a FRESHLY-BAKED kaiser bun. FOR REAL. Back to TSK breakfast. I've also had the French Toast with local maple syrup and some sort of homemade apple-pie-filling-type side (INCREDIBLE) and the H.M.S. Pinafore Breakfast Sandwich (toasted bagel with that gorgeous local goat cheese, smoked salmon, tomato, onion & lettuce) is worth a try too! So basically, if you're looking for a unique, personality-filled, delicious place for breakfast, brunch or lunch, HEAD HERE!

We got the Ewenwich and savoury crepe for lunch takeout, everything was organized very well in the…read morerestaurant and the food was made, packaged, and handed-off with care. The Ewenwich was the best sandwich I've ever had and was great value as a lunch item, we even had leftovers. We toasted it in a pan when we got home for an extra level of crispiness. Don't miss out on this one! The crepes were more of what I would expect from an average place for a fair enough price, I would've appreciated more caramelization on the mushrooms and onions, as well as more cheese or greens to bind the filling together, but the accompanying side salad of the day was a nice touch and big enough to split! Restaurant experience: 5/5 Ewenwich: 5/5 Savoury crepes: 3.5/5

Very busy place but no place to eat inside. Sandwich was not made correctly. Ordered a scone but…read morethey did not put it on order. Had to go back and ask and pay, slightly annoying. Scone was good though.