There is no better Deli in Los Angeles then Giulianos Deli the original in Gardena…read more Sandwiches are unmatched their entrées are like recipes from Italy They're cold cuts and cheese selection is amazing along with their imports from Italy Forget about it And last, but not least the service especially the guy that runs the show. I call him handsome Frankie. He's always got a big smile and he's always got time to talk, but nobody moves faster than this guy and when you talk great service his pictures in the dictionary. Do yourself a favor and head down to Gardena Boulevard and drop in on Giuliano's the original

Shrinkflation is hitting Giuliano's!…read more I've been coming here for over 20 years and have been very happy with their lunch sandwiches... until recently. I bought 6 large torpedos this last Saturday and noticed they felt lighter than before (I buy anywhere from 4 to 6 every week). When I unwrapped them I noticed that the amount of meats was much, much less than before. I had to cut them in half, then use the meats from one half to build up the other half. I am hoping that this was a one-time mistake on the part of the person who made them. I will go back next Saturday as usual and buy a couple just to make sure. If they continue to be skimpy, I will no longer buy them.

I can't believe I slept on this gem of a restaurant for years before giving it a try…read more Nowadays, when I do come in I switch between the #75 and #76. The Reuben with corned beef and the Reuben with pastrami. Both plates come with your choice of a salad and pickles. I recommend the potato salad; it's my culinary guilty pleasure. Truthfully, I don't get that much a smoky taste from the pastrami, but it's still delicious. That corned beef is so wonderful, it's so tender and falls apart so easily upon a bite. Their soda menu is a very lowkey, unsung hero. I've tried soda brands you don't typically see in grocery stores. Their ginger ale hits the spot without fail each time. I think one drawback is that this place doesn't allow adjustments. I've personally never asked for any, but I can see how other customers might find that off-putting. I typically do a pick-up order vs. dining in, but when I do enjoy the sandwich in the restaurant - the service is super quick and cordial. The interior of the place itself isn't exactly upscale, but it's also more polished than a standard diner. TONS of seating inside and a few tables outside if you want to enjoy your food with some fresh air. I'm not in New York often, but I'm so glad I can get some quality food with east coast hospitality locally.

This is a huge deli in Torrance, and there is plenty of seating. Because they open at 10 AM, it's…read moremore of a lunch and dinner restaurant. Walking up to the restaurant, I noticed there were many outdoor patio tables lining the sidewalk. The deli counter is the first thing you see when you walk in, but there's a huge indoor dining area. The sign states to seat yourself, so as soon as I seated myself, staff provided me with a menu. I ordered a coffee and hot pastrami sandwich on rye bread which comes with a choice of salad. I chose the cucumber salad. The pastrami sandwich was huge. It was packed with a lot of high quality, tender pastrami meat. The plate also comes with a side of pickles, so yes, I was full afterwards. My coffee cup was always filled, tasted good, and hot. The two staff that were waiting on all the tables were friendly and efficient. There was never a moment I felt neglected. It's prefect for both small and large groups. Parking: Free, shared strip mall. Crowded, small parking spaces.

I've lived in Carson for many years and somehow never tried Orleans & York - until now. I honestly…read moredon't know why I waited so long. This was my first time ordering and everything was absolutely delicious. I ordered the Dirty Egg Burrito (no egg), Large Dirty Rice, Cajun Fries, and the Large Poultry Gumbo Soup. The flavors were bold, well-seasoned, and comforting. The burrito was so good I planned to save it for breakfast... but ended up eating half for dinner instead. The dirty rice was full of flavor and generously portioned, perfect for stretching into multiple meals. The gumbo had plenty of broth, which I personally appreciate, and I already know mixing some of the dirty rice into it later is going to be amazing. The Cajun fries were well-seasoned; I prefer mine a bit crispier, but that's just personal preference and didn't take away from the overall experience. Everything was packed well and arrived in great condition. Overall, this was a great first experience with rich flavors and satisfying portions. I will definitely be ordering again - and next time, I'll be dining in.

This is the place to go of you are nostalgic for NOLA po-boys. They make them authentic. With the…read morebeat fresh bread . The service is friendly and quick. We always get our food to go.

Stopped by Ike's Love & Sandwiches and this one hit. The bread alone deserves a moment warm, fresh,…read morewith this perfect crunch on the outside and just a hint of sweetness that pulled everything together. I went with the halal chicken loaded with buffalo sauce, ranch, and provolone, and it was messy in the best way. Honestly, I wish I wasn't so hungry because this sandwich deserved to be savored, not devoured in record time. Every bite was balanced, indulgent, and straight-up satisfying. Definitely one of those sandwiches you think about later.

Lunch was on my job, so I finally ordered a sandwich considering I live in the city. The menu is…read moreoverwhelming, imo, and nothing ever caught my eye enough to patronize the business. Now I know why. I ordered the Damon Bruce on dutch crunch. Meat: steak - It looks just like ground beef which I do NOT eat!! Two bites and I was scraping every crumble of "steak" from the sandwich. Sauce: ?? I didn't taste much of anything. Nothing to talk about here. Fried onion ring: Too soft and cold Bread: Way too thick. Waaaay too dry! It was hard to swallow and tasteless. This place may be for others, but it is not my cup of tea.

I ordered the spicy Italian cold cut and it is a great sandwich!!! Spicy though? Not so much,…read moreunless it was an off day. All the deli meats were stacked to perfection and balanced well with the veggies. I love the bread as well. Such a nice balance flavor with all the items in the sandwich. I was afraid the meat flavors would be too overbearing. Also the 8 inch was huge for me! Ended up only eating half and saving the rest for my partner. Looking forward to coming back to try more!

Came here since I've passed by it many times and have had it bookmarked for so long. We tried the…read morechicken Parmesan and the turkey with no modifications. Both were great with surprisingly me preferring the chicken parm. It tasted fresh, the chicken was juicy and tender and the marinara sauce was amazing. You could tell it did not come from a can and was handmade as the flavors were bursting and there were bits of bell-peppers in it, which I have not seen before. Would definitely return to try other sandwiches. They have pastas as well.

Phenomenal , delicious , phenomenal…read more Omg Dang! That sandwich was so good that I devoured it. I was only going to eat half and save the other half for later but I just couldn't. It was so good that I had to enjoy it hot and fresh. I wish they had some chairs or table outside somewhere to enjoy straight out of the fire because that was fire

Stopped by Caps and Cork recently to grab food. It's more of a convenience store with a food…read morecounter inside, and honestly the food is usually pretty good. I especially like their breakfast burritos and have had good experiences here before. Unfortunately, this visit didn't quite go as planned. I ordered the ham and sausage burrito, which costs extra as a two-meat option, but when I got home it only had ham and no sausage. The burrito itself still tasted good, so this felt more like an order mistake than a quality issue. One thing to note is they charge a fee for credit card purchases, so cash might save you a little if you come often. Overall, still a solid local spot for a quick bite, especially breakfast, and I'll probably still come back.

It doesn't get much more authentic than Angelo's Italian Deli…read more A few of my LB local friends had raved about this sandwich shop, so it easily rose to the top of my must-visit list. These sandwiches are absolutely stacked. In fact, mine lasted 3+ meals. I ordered the turkey sammie, which came layered with the most delicious cheese, thin slices of turkey, tomato, lettuce, on a fresh hoagie. Their interior is the cutest Italian grocer, stocked with any product you might need to transport you straight to Italy. Angelo's truly thought of all the small touches and I can't recommend this local biz enough.

First off, the service here is great. The staff were warm, welcoming, and made the experience feel…read morereally friendly from the start. I tried the Torpedo sandwich, and while it was good, I realized I personally prefer hot sandwiches over cold ones so for me, the food was just okay this time. That said, I'd definitely be open to coming back and trying other items on the menu. The ambience is pretty quiet since most people seem to grab their food to go rather than dine in. It's more of a quick stop spot than a place to hang out. Overall, a solid place to check out if you're in the 2nd Street area, especially with the great service.

I've been coming here with my mom for years. It's one of our go-to spots to pick up some manapua…read more(bao buns) and sweet treats. One of my favorites is their baked char-siu manapua along with their sesame balls, har gau, and my husband loves their siu mai. The have various choices of Hawaiian and Chinese cuisine along with cakes, too. When you walk up, they have tables set up outside where you can pick up different lists from hot food, bakery items, deli items and pre-check off how many you want of each to make the ease of ordering smoother. When you walk in, you'll give your list to someone at the counter and you can always add any additional items. It's a small spot. People usually just pick up and go.

I am Chinese and my mom makes very good home cooked meals so my review may be a bit biased…read more My husband and I tried the HK Bento meals- the tofu and mushroom and the crispy pork and were a little bit underwhelmed. The broccoli was heavily drenched in butter, and the chow mein and entrées were a bit under-seasoned. The portions are very large and it's a pretty good deal. It might be better to just stick with a dim sum. We had the baked char siu bao (a bit sweet) and ham sui gok (probably the best thing we had).