Had lunch with wife she ordered ham & cheese, fries I had a large cheesesteak, was greeted with a…read morefriendly smile i think he was manager working his butt off he helped us with our order I can't see well and wife either. His energy should be matched across the board. Place was very clean glad they had Pepsi Zero i love that stuff...

We've been curious about this spot for a very long time, so decided to finally try it. Upon walking…read morein, it was so smokey, i honestly couldn't stand standing inside for more than I had to. It feels like the space wasn't prepped for making Philly cheesesteaks with the correct equipment (stove good). I immediately ordered and walked outside to wait for the food to come out. Maybe I'm sensitive to smells, but my clothes reeked after stepping out. After 25 mins of waiting, which was way longer than I expected our 2 cheesesteaks to be made, our food was ready. First bite and I honestly wasn't satisfied with what I waited for. It tasted very basic and just felt greasy all around. I'm glad I have it a try to see what's in the neighborhood.

Super yummy breakfast! The potatoes are so delicious!…read moreOmelets are terrific. Very reasonably priced. I waited to long to check this place out

John & Loreta Family Restaurant is a diner tucked away in a plaza in Parma. If you're a breakfast…read morelover, this diner might be a good fit. They offer breakfast all day. It was the first search that popped up as I was searching for family style meal nearby. And so, I checked out this diner for breakfast. AMBIENCE: Mom and pop diner frozen in time. Think simple decor, worn booths, few dated tables, and mismatched art. The atmosphere is very relaxed and casual. Most guests were local couples. This is a no-frills food-focused experience. FOOD/DRINKS: Orders and payment are accepted at the counter. Your food order is delivered to your table. You will be provided with a tray so that you can later return your plates and cutlery on this tray. The restaurant most offers self-service. The menu is displayed overhead at the counter. The menu is simple, featuring breakfast specials, lunch specials, omelets, and breakfast sandwiches. This diner is very value oriented. You can order a meal for one for around $10, which is now a rarity. I ordered Gyro Cheese Omelet ($9.99), John's Favorite Salad ($6.99), and hot tea ($1.99). Omelet was served with home fries and a piece of toast. Gyro meat is not frozen, there is gyro spit located right behind the counter. The omelet was alright, but not notable. Omelet ingredients were scarce - meat and cheese. John' Favorite Salad seems like a Greek salad - tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, olives, olive oil, and feta. The dish seems not cohesive. It's just very light and lacking flavor. Hot tea was a mug with non-branded tea bag. Black tea only. To me the food was subpar. It wasn't really restaurant quality. It's something you'd expect to eat at someone's home, which might be its own charm. SERVICE: The service is indifferent unless you're a regular. It was heartwarming to see the staff call their regulars by their names. The service is so focused on regulars that at some point the regular cut me off in line. The guest just walked up and stood in front of me in line. I was genuinely amused by this development. I didn't have urgent plans so it wasn't a big deal. The waitress mentioned that he was just picking up an order and I'll be next. All in all, I didn't feel welcome as a new guest. PARKING: There is a large shared plaza parking lot for your convenience. In winter months the parking lot is not well salted, might be icy. This diner is a worthy destination if you're looking for a quick breakfast. It wasn't the best diner food I've tasted, it was just okay. I didn't particularly enjoy any part of my experience. If you're looking for cheap food and low key spot, stop in.

I've been eating here for a long time. The food is still good but you used to get a healthy mix of…read morebroccoli, carrots and cabbage in the teriyaki. Lately it's all huge chunks of cabbage. Last night I counted 2 small pieces of broccoli and zero carrots. Actually it's been zero carrots for awhile. Hope this doesn't continue

This cutie is centered around take out orders. There are 2 tables for dining in or waiting for an…read moreorder. There is nothing fancy here! The menu is small... the dishes they have... are perfected. Absolutely a home run. I mean do you SEE THAT SAMMIE?!?!?!?

I have been super stressed with uncertainty at my place of employment, state of the world etc…read more.. Came to Jersey Mike's today at lunch with one of my best buddies I have known over 20 years. The staff was fantastic and the sandwich was outstanding. These are solid old school subs. Not sure why the reviews are not 5 star across the board. I am guessing it is because of people using third party delivery apps, Apple Pay and other dystopian stuff that was created to make our life easier yet results in the opposite. Go in, talk to the staff and enjoy your meal! Five stars no doubt! Don't listen to the haters!

Man this was the best sub I've had in a long time. The guys in the shop were very friendly and…read morehelpful. They made our sandwich with love! We got the giant #9.

Gluten-free rolls available!…read more DiBella's Subs is located in close proximity to the Corporate Plaza (Independence business district) and local hotel cluster (3 minute drive). There is plenty of parking in the plaza. My company used to frequently order catering from this location. And so, I decided to try something familiar while in the area. This was my first time at their physical location. Deli Feel: The deli has NYC deli feel - subway tiles and vintage deli art. Think a nice Italian elevated deli. It doesn't seem that there is A/C at this location or at least it's not running at its capacity. There were ceiling fans operating but on a hot summer day it was toasty. The restaurant offers tables and booths. I observed that most guests found themselves comfortable in booths. Around 1 PM on a weekday there was a steady crowd dining in and ordering takeout. Ordering: Your order is placed and picked up at the back counter. Signage is a bit disorienting. Think Penn Station type layout. You can also pre-order online. My order was ready quickly. I observed that other guests had to wait awhile. Orders were not called in the numerical order. If you have a large or complex order or are pressed for time, I recommend exploring online ordering. Menu: DiBella's menu is straightforward - subs, mini meals (5" small sub + side + drink), salads, drinks, sides and sweets. They conveniently highlight seasonal menu and top sellers on their menu. Best seller subs are Godfather, Turkey, and Cheesesteaks. DiBella's Subs are known for their old-fashioned submarines. They have in-house bakery, bake their own bread. They also market Grandma DiBella's cookies. While placing an order online or in person, you can choose your bread, cheese, and topping options. Gluten free menu items are available for all subs. My Order: I ordered 10" DiBella's BLT on sesame bread with American cheese for $11.39. The bread was very fresh and impressed me. The ingredients weren't notable - bacon was burned and clearly lower grade, cheese and veggies were just okay. I wouldn't say that the sandwich was heavy on fillings. The sub was fine, definitely not the best BLT in my lifetime. Customer Service: Customer service was condescending. The employee at checkout made visible unpleasant faces at customers. Questions were not well received from all customers during my visit. Questions were mainly order and menu related. Once it was my turn, I did not know where to look for bread and cheese options as a first timer. The menu was pointed out to me in a very impudent manner. It was really disappointing to witness interactions between customers and employees. Upon exit, I observed another employee returning to work looking very displeased. Hopefully bad service is not part of everyday culture. Catering: My company used to order catering from DiBella's. Orders were always efficient and right. Everyone considered the subs just alright. Bread wasn't as fresh as I've experienced at their location. Overall, it's a fine spot for a casual lunch if you're in the area. Good for catering if you want to treat your staff to something simple. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

Wow! I'm a big fan! Best sub I've had in quote some time and by a chain sub shop. Go figure!…read moreHad the Godfather on an everything roll no mayo but evoo. This will be a go to as I travel Ohio

Usually go to the shop in Middleburg Hts which is usually pretty good. This one was on the way…read more Cheesesteak was cold, bun seemed stale and the sandwich just didn't have much flavor. Will stick with my usual store.

We went here because the Chinese ace my dad likes to go to was closed for the day- new hours -…read more. The loaded fries had too much salty cheese sauce on them and it might just be cheese whiz.. The sandwiches came out nice and hot and customer service and everyone working there was really nice to my dad - he asked a lot of questions - I also came with all my siblings - it was a nice dinner.

Once a staple of my diet decades ago, I was lured back for the December menu price reduction and…read moregot Big Boys w/fries to go. As I waited for my food, I scanned the room and it looked frozen in time from the '70s. Had a chuckle as the phone rang about 25 times before it was picked up. There were plenty of staff in constant movement...just no desire to answer the phone. Got the food home and....eh. My burger bun was so soggy it appeared to have been dipped in water. And the iconic tartar sauce comes on the side now. But removing the offending bun and slathering on the sauce, the burger was meaty and okay. The fries were greasy and limp. A toss into the air fryer brought them back to edible. Today my car had an overwhelming fast food grease smell. Glad I got that out of my system. If I want a classic Big Boy style burg in the future, Buckeye Beer Engine in Lakewood makes a fresh and delicious one.

Food was amazing and I would definitely come back. The only critique I have is that I didn't like…read morethat everything I ordered came out separately instead of all together. Restaurant was very clean and calm.

It was ok. My sandwich was on a croissant and that was good…read more My daughter got the chicken paprikash. It smelled weird. I tasted a dumpling and it was not good. She tried to get me to try the chicken but I didn't want to get sick. It smelled like industrial cleaner. The waitress was nice and my daughter got either the pot roast or roast beef. That was okay she said. The onion rings were excellent and the best part of our meal.

Went here before going to the zoo and WOW! I was not expecting my breakfast quesadilla to be SO big…read morebut it was also so delicious! My husband got the biscuits and gravy which he loved and our son got the kids pancake (shaped like Mickey). They both ate everything. The servers were all so nice and friendly. They checked on us often. If we lived nearby we would go again! Only downside is the small parking lot, but it's large inside. Great spot.

"I still eat Mr. Hero, but only from the one in North Royalton" I over heard this in a local…read moretavern. Strangely, I had just gotten Mr Hero from some other area and it was disappointing. Upon checking out this one, I absolutely agree. The Roman Burger was perfect, like i always remembered. They do a great job here.

I'm from vegas and look forward to eating here every time I come into town! Great service and…read moreexceptional food!!!

Locker room is a nice local bar in the middle of broadview heights. It has pool tables inside and…read morehas a nice ambiance. The service is always quick when I order to go and absolutely love their wings and fries. The price is great for the food!

Tanya did an awesome job…read more Seems like the other bartender was more interested in her friend at the end of the bar all night ... they share tips Unreal