I've been coming here since the early 2000s if not earlier. This is the rye bread that's used in…read moreseveral delis around the area. These are the breads that are often used in the sandwiches around the areas. These are the rolls that are often used around the sandwich shops in the area. They have the best raisin bread in the entire world. They have the best onion rolls, and cranberry rolls available anywhere I know of. The onion roll goes great with a simple egg, or fresh turkey. While the cranberry roll, combine cream cheese, a bit of sugar and fresh butter, stir till smooth and put on a warm roll. Great way to start your morning with a cup of coffee. The chocolate croissants are perfectly made. Warm them up. The whole grain loaf is like nothing you've ever tasted. It is amazing. I could go on and on, but you get the idea. It's like going into one of the best bakers you've ever gone to. Not for desserts. For baked goods. And they have a very good deli. And the best staff ever!

Hearth Baker on North Broad Street, Lansdale, PA, knows from flour and water. Bread is their game,…read moreand they play it well. The shop space was smaller than expected. The left wall was full of wooden racks loaded with beautiful loaves of bread. They were large and extremely tempting. As I was there 30 minutes before closing, they didn't have a full panoply of their creations, but still enough to satisfy me. One of the women behind the counters attended to me, advising what was still available. She first mentioned a half load of sliced rye, which I immediately said, "yes," to. The aroma was strong and I knew I would love it toasted with butter and jam. She next suggested their dinner rolls, of which she bagged a dozen mixed grains, but only charged me for six. She knew what she wanted to sell while fresh, and which would have longer shelf life until the next day. I also grabbed a few large peanut butter cookies to sample later with coffee. Hearth Baker had no pastry, so I wasn't distracted by cakes, pies or other sweet possibilities. I didn't see those sandwiches mentioned by others, but anything stuffed between their bread/rolls would have to be great. What I did buy was excellent. The rye had a slightly sweet, yet grainy savoriness that was delicious, both fresh and toasted. Perfect for sandwiches or accompanying soup. The rolls were also quite good, with semolina and other light/dark flours to modify their flavors. Also terrific just sliced and buttered and ripped apart by my incisors. Those peanut butter cookies were also awesome. A little crisp on the edges, yet chewy toward the middle. Plenty of PB taste. The Hearth Baker would be a great place to learn the artisan craft of baking breads.

This particular Primos bread was stale as hell and it's a shame because they make them look bad…read more Every other one I been too Jersey, Philly and never had a problem the damn bread almost broke my tooth.

I ordered a Primo size hoagie and was really disappointed. I picked it up at 6:30 PM and the roll…read morewas harder than usual. Primo rolls are usually great firm, seeded roll, but this was boarder line stale. I called to give feedback, and was told they had an issue with the rolls being overdone the day before. Primo cannot sell a sandwich on a stale or overdone roll. the owner needs to address this.

You know, it must be a Pennsylvania thing . . …read more This place PA has a bizarre quality - folksy, yet semi-modern. It's the physical place as it builds up for better or worse, mostly worse, with all the trash architecture and traffic, and many of the people, sometimes for the worse. Folks that just won't modernize. Read the reviews on this Jersey Mikes at 500 Forty-Foot Road (40 ft road? more bizarre) in Hatfield, PA. They all point to one grey-haired middle age culprit who is continually coming off rude to customers. And he is. Totally. But he's not cursing out or antagonizing customers. He's just rude. However, it doesn't seem to be personal, and he doesn't think he is, so we will overlook it. Fellow lunchers, just be aware that the man behind the counter, should you chance him serving you, will look at you weird, ask for several clarifications in either a demanding or blasé manner, maybe utter some snarky or inappropriate comment, but it's his way and he can't and won't change it. Just go with it this time. We don't want Mickey (who answers the several bad reviews) to fire him. This is Pennsylvania and maybe here, it should stay a little old school stand-off ish.

Ordered takeout from here for the first time (this location). The parking lot is kind of annoying…read moreto get in and out of. I did place an order online ahead and the staff was very nice. Every other time I've been to a Jersey Mikes (Doylestown or Horsham locations) I'm used to a very hearty sandwich I can't finish. I split half of the large size with my fiancé and it was pitifully filled. Very skimpy and the lunch meat was so unbelievably thin it was literally thinner than paper. I ordered the Italian and took out the pepperoni and pulled salami with it because they were so thin they stuck together unnoticed. I'm all for thin cut but if you're gonna have it sliced that thin, pack it on. It wasn't the worst hoagie I've ever ordered, but again, just expected more quality from Mike's. They did remember and pack my pepper spread on the side and gave a decent size container of it - so they get points for that.

We went there for lunch and it was a lovely experience! The staff were awesome and friendly. The…read moreambiance of the place was relaxed and welcoming. I was surprised it wasn't much busier given how good the food is! I got the Franco wrap. I love cooper sharp so seeing a bunch of it on the menu was exciting! It was delicious! My boyfriend got the Mikey which was decadent! The portions were absolutely massive, especially for the price! We were both so full after half the sandwiches and are looking forward to lunch tomorrow and the future!

We were craving pizza in North Wales and decided to give Antony's a try. We got it delivered to…read moreensure that it arrived hot and fresh. The service was fast and friendly. It was good quality pizza.

the food is good. once in awhile they get an order wrong. but as a whole we like them.read more

There's no doubt that this is a dive-y little pizza shop. I have only had their Pizzas and…read morecheesesteak hoagies to go, but my wife and I have had VERY positive experiences with the quality and consistency of those items. It's a thicker crust than a NY style pie, but we really like it! The sauce and cheese are very flavorful and the thing we really love is they don't skimp on toppings- you get a lot! A good value for the money!!

We ordered a sheet cake for a celebration. The process was great with Dennis explaining what goes…read moreinto making the cake and butter cream icing and Liz working with us to finalize the order and decorations. The cake was one of the best we have had... ever. This was real deal butter creme icing that was not overly sweetened and had a consistency that added a dimension that showcased the cake itself. It was a hit with the entire party. We will order any pastries and cakes from Lice bakery moving forward. Lunch was also a nice experience! Wild mushroom quiche was better than any other quiche we have had and Chinatown chicken Salad was huge and tasted great!

Alice Bakery is a place where you'll find a lot of disappointment. They don't have anything in…read morestock besides stale danishes, and breakfast sandwiches are non-existent. They advertise them on their menu, but they always come up with an excuse. They either don't have anyone to make them, or the person who makes them won't be back until later, or they don't have eggs. I've also had problems with their advertisement post on instagram. They advertise specific item's on Instagram for a specific day, but when I show up, the cashier has no idea what I'm talking about. A couple months ago they were advertising house made lemonade on a specific day. I show them the post, and they say they don't sell lemonade and they weren't sure why the owner posted the video, even though my video says otherwise. They also advertise smash burgers on Sundays, but when I show up, they have every excuse imaginable for not having them. I've tried to order sticky buns, which they only have available on the weekends, but they'll have every excuse imaginable for not having them on Saturdays or Sundays. Overall, the business is clearly poorly managed. Don't waste your time visiting unless you're expecting to be disappointed.

Located in the Exxon gas station, to my surprise. I thought I was going to a restaurant to sit down…read moreand eat. The Lamb Gyro was pretty good and fresh. I do not normally eat at gas stations and was taken back when I arrived. However, I'm an hour away from home and needed something to eat fast... then get back on the road. The lettuce and tomatoes were very fresh. The lamb was the consistency of lamb meatballs, chopped up. it only cost $10. Not bad if you're on the road and do not have a lot of time. Once you can get past the fact that it's in the gas station. I sat in my car and ate. And then got back on the road.

For $9.53, this meal is definitely not worth it if you live remotely close to Philadelphia. You can…read moreget higher quality food from the food trucks on the road down in the city for $6, and it'll come with a drink as well. For almost double the price, you're paying for less meat, a cold piece of naan, and a unfriendly service. When I went up to put in my order at the register, the cashier didn't even bother to try making eye contact with me, or look in my direction for that matter. The cashier was also not wearing a mask, and only had a single glove on his hand (the cashier was also the one frying the falafels). There was also no hand sanitizer or social distancing going on in the cramped waiting area for the food. As far as COVID guidelines go, they probably weren't following a single one... The food itself wasn't all the great in my opinion either, especially for the price you're paying for. They tossed in a cold piece of naan, which was nice I suppose since the trucks down in the city don't come with naan. However, the worker took the cold pre-cooked piece of naan out of the packaging, tossed it on the stove top for 30 seconds and then put it in my take-out box. It was still pretty cold when I ate it, 5ish minutes afterwards. The salad that it comes with was an interesting addition, but it doesn't make up for the less meat that you get overall by getting your food here. If you're really in the mood for some "halal food" (aka. chicken over rice) out here then it'll give you your quick fix. But definitely if you're closer to the city, don't make the trip to come out here to try them, it's not worth your money or your time. What I ordered: Combo Rice Platter - Chicken Rice Platter & Lamb Rice Platter (~1:30pm Wed.)

If you have never been to The Eatery inside this Weis markets you are missing out! The seating is…read moresome of the best in the area. The scenery is to die for. Not only can you watch the craft brew cliental you can also view the fabulous parking lot shenanigans. The hot dogs are some of the most underrated in all of the Lansdale area. They seem like most at first glance but once you take a bite you'll understand my unending enthusiasm for the love of the eateries dogs. Take time to learn the locals and it will feel just like Cheers. The booth seating is so plush and comfortable you will never want to leave. Unfortunately, they do close so at some point you'll have to retreat and come again, times you'll never forget. If I could give 10 stars I would. Outstanding and a MUST visit!

Great store! Nice produce, meats, and bakery. Indra is the best front end manager I have seen in a…read morestore with self checkout. She is awesome!

I wish food chains understand the eyes eat before the mouth. Don't get me wrong the food was…read moreamazing and the service was good too but i was half tempted to have the staff remake this bc this is nothing like shown on the menu. Avacado toast is supposed to ba hand held ESPECIALLY TO GO!! I hada go back in and grab a stationary set and eat like a thanksgiving meal knife and fork in hand with so many napkins. I hope the staff or management see this to properly pack the bag. Because i didn't leave the restaurant i just grabbed my food sat out side and saw this wonderful masterpiece....

Worst fucking Panera bread that I ever been in everything takes so long I had order to easy cold…read moresandwiches and it took them so long about 40 minutes the workers can't remember anything been asking my name for thousand times like why would you ask my name if the order is still not ready.

No forks, napkins, or straws? Geeze. Guess don't forget ask…read more So we had it delivered. I got the toona wrap. And a kale/banana smoothie. Toona is their fake tuna. Not sure what it's made of. My mom got the Mediterranean wrap. My Toona was better. Food was great and tastes healthy! If you follow along you know I had a heart attack so I have to cut out salt and sugar. Now I can't see the nutritional facts on this stuff but I didn't taste salt or sweetener in the smoothie. Both wraps came with a small side salad. Food was filling enough for lunch. Looked small when we first got it. Came with a dressing that was not salty. Tasted like possibly a vinaigrette and olive oil. Pretty tasty. I have a friend that walked in and asked if they had coffee. Some guy(presumably Arnold) said no we have something better! MINERAL WATER! I also heard some guy(presumably Arnold) will just start doing pushups while you're ordering. He must take health seriously! Looks like the healthiest joint for a quick bite in this area.

Tasty food, very healthy choices, great service, homey and familiar vibe at a great price!…read more I found this little gem while I was in town. I'm a city girl and the prices in Philadelphia are insane. Six dollars for a smoothie man. Oh man, I was in heaven. I chose one of the green smoothies with Spina and bananas and it was probably the yummiest smoothie I've ever had! I could definitely tell that they waited for them to sweeten before using them. I also opted for the tuna salad sandwich. It was on some crispy bread and made of cashews. It was delightful and so filling. I was ordering and waiting for my food. Arnold and Scott chatted up with me at the counter. They were both very pleasant and I can't wait to go back to talk to them and also try the food. While there I noticed in a array of natural products as well as a ton of books. Turns out Arnold has written probably 20 or more books and he has them all on sale there. His stance is food should be your medicine and medicine. Should be your food. While I was eating, I saw a few people come in and ask Arnold for some advice. The community really seems to love him and have a pulse on their own personal health and journeys. I love that Arnold wants to give advice to people to help. I never knew raw could taste so good. My only regret is not visiting this location when it was still in Philadelphia. It's about an hour drive for me and sadly I can't go back as often as I would like to.