Delicious!!! We visited Wright's for a sweet treat and the cakes did not disappoint! Each time we…read moreentered we were pleasantly greeted by staff. It's large, bright, and full of delights. We chose cake slices as there are many options and everyone had a favorite. The cakes give me a homestyle feel. Like homemade cake and icing. Gourmet southern goodness. The cakes are slathered with lots of icing, which I mostly removed because I like my cake without. Which to me tells me how good the cake is that it can stand alone without the frosting. Hummingbird, lemon, chocolate, and carrot cakes reign supreme. The frosting on the chocolate cake makes the cake, it's fantastic. We also tried the massive cinnamon rolls which are 5 stars! I will definitely be visiting Wright's for cakes for the next party. It's sure to be a party favorite! And excited to get back to try some sandwiches, the Alpine cake, and Chill Bros icecream!

I will ALWAYS say yes to going Wright's. The cakes and food are always amazing quality (you can…read moretell it's all in-house). Service is ALWAHS amazing. The staff is friendly, helpful and always with a smile. Their sandwiches are all customizable and I really want to try breakfast one day here. Anyone to everyone can find something to eat off the menu. Any special occasion I will always say yes to a cake from here. I've had it for my 21st Birthday (2019) and my college graduation (2020) so far. Their chocolate cake is my FAVORITE cake of all time, and their red velvet and alpine is not to be slept on. There's a lot of seating and parking available as well. It's bright and comfortable, perfect for coming with a large group as well.

Their service is a well oiled machine! We ate sandwiches for…read morelunch and they were delicious! We bought food to have for dinner the next day. Ambiance, I wouldn't change a thing!!!! Don't forget to stop by next door for gifts for yourself or others!!

I made the mistake of going to Mazzaro's on a Saturday afternoon. I didn't realize they closed at…read more2:30 p.m., and that is 100% my fault. I arrived around 2:20 p.m. and was let in by a worker at the front door, who told me they were closing shortly and suggested I head to the deli first if that was what I wanted. Once I walked in, however, a cashier yelled to me that they were closed. I was a little confused because I had just been let in by a worker who knew I was coming inside. From there, the experience felt a bit chaotic. There were quite a few people in the store, and I felt like the workers were very displeased by my presence. I honestly felt like I was a bother. I completely understand that I arrived close to closing, so I tried to be respectful of their time and rushed through the store to grab a few items. I had driven an hour to get there, so I wanted to at least make the most of the trip. When I went to check out, I initially got in one line, and the cashier was finishing up with the customer already there and directed me to another line, so I followed her instructions. I had a basket with my items and wasn't sure if I was supposed to empty it myself. There wasn't an obvious place to leave the empty basket, and the cashier never indicated that she would take it from me. I apologized and explained that it was my first time there. She told me that next time I should come during the week so I could browse more. As I was leaving, I noticed so many people trying to enter the store and being turned away because it was now past closing. That made me think Mazzaro's may want to reconsider its Saturday hours. They are clearly a very popular and well-known store, yet being open from only 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturdays and being closed on Sundays makes it difficult for people who work typical Monday-Friday, full-time hours to visit. I take responsibility for not checking the hours before making the drive, and I understand that the employees were probably ready to go home. However, I still think there is a difference between enforcing closing time and making a customer feel unwelcome. Unfortunately, I did not feel warmly greeted or welcomed during my visit, and it put a damper on the entire experience.

THE BEST DELI SANDWICH I'VE HAD IN SUCH A LONG TIME! Reminiscent of NJ/NYC deli sandwiches back in…read morethe 2000s / early 2010s. Got the roast beef club on cuban bread, added mayo and pickles, and it was toasted to perfection. The roast beef was so rare and tender, the bacon was one of the best bacons I've ever had (insanely crispy but not oily, and maintained it's crispiness the entire meal even though I'm such a slow eater). The tomatoes and lettuce were firm--didn't squeeze out of the sandwich or make a mess. And I'm usually not a fan of pickles but it was so fresh and added a flavor to break up the meat + bread taste! The service was phenomenal. It's a family-owned restaurant and everyone is so nice. The guy who took my order was so patient and helpful (I was having major decision paralysis). The vibe is clean, spacious, cute, and super homey / themed. It's also part grocery with German bevs, snacks, and dried goods (and also fresh goods behind the counter and on the menu ofc). I def want to go back and pick up some goods to bring home to my family and I will def be back again for lunch!!!

Kind of a bizarre place. Is it a gas station? Is it a convenient store? Is it a restaurant?…read more What in the world is going on inside? You walk in and it's like a transformed gas station into kind of a deli, kind of a convenience store, and kind of a restaurant. Super duper weird. The menu has a ton of stuff on it. I was feeling like getting some food from my people so thought I'd try this German spot. Up first was the #3 Reuben for $13.95. I love me a good Reuben. However, this is not the place to get a Reuben. Super thin, barely any meat or flavor. It is mostly eating bread. Avoid. Up next, I can't remember what the other sandwich was, but it was bad. I think it was a Cuban, but not sure. It was straight bread. Take a look at the pic. Now, the only above average food item I tried was the German potato salad. I would come back here only for that. Tons of German beers here and souvenirs.

I went to Cousin Vinny's about 10 minutes before close and they were so kind assuring it was no…read moreproblem at all. I go to Vinny's all the time and this experience was just as great as all the rest. Every time you walk in they make you feel welcome. This time just like the rest they got my food out so fast (fyi they never mess up an order) and they even offered to give my friends and I cookies. I love Cousin Vinny's!!

Met a New Yorker at a wedding who said he had a friend who owned this place and had to try it out…read more Immediately went as soon as i got back and it was the best sandwich I can remember having. 10/10 will be back.

My neighbor had suggested this place when we were discussing the best Cuban sandwiches in town. I…read morehad never heard of it until he had mentioned it. It takes them a little time to make your food but it is worth it in the end! It goes perfect with the yuca fries!

We tried the Cuban sandwich, yuca fries, different empanadas and the Tres Leches cake…read more Food was plentiful and delicious. The tres leches cake was the best I've ever tasted. Will be going back to this "blink and you will miss it" location. Place looks sketchy outside so be prepared when you walk in to the place...it's really nice.

worth the wait! amazing - i had a single chicken ceasar cutlet and we did the 2 slices and a drink…read moreand pasta with meatballs for the kiddos. i would definitely go here again next time we are in town. i was expecting a quiet counter deli but it was slammed and now i know why! with so many dessert options it was hard to choose but our daughter had a mango ice cream with toppings and our son had the tampa mix up. seating can be crowded you may have to wait for an indoor table. if i lived nearby i would do takeout but we ended up getting a seat before our food was ready.

I've been a loyal customer of Frankie's Deli since they opened. I typically order the chicken salad…read moreor a sandwich, and I also place large catering orders for my customers because they genuinely enjoy the food. Unfortunately, after my most recent experience, I won't be returning. I stopped in around 3:00 p.m. and was happy to see it wasn't busy. I went to the deli counter, waited for someone to serve me, ordered my chicken salad, grabbed a soda and chips, and headed to the open register. As I walked up, the cashier called another customer over ahead of me. I waited while he spent several minutes deciding whether to pay cash or by card because of the 4% card fee. I continued standing there with my three items, to the point that I actually set them down and debated walking out. Then, instead of helping me, the cashier motioned for an entire family to come to the registereven though I had been standing there waiting before they arrived. After that, she waved over another customer, and I had to wait while a mother and her two teenagers decided which desserts they wanted. Again, I stood there patiently. When it was finally my turn, there was no greeting, no "thank you for waiting," nothing. The first thing I was asked was, "Do you have a pickup order?" I said no. She then motioned for my chicken salad container, saying she needed it. I placed it on the scale and set my other items on the counter. The cashier then asked, "Are you okay?" I simply shook my head because, honestly, I wasn't. Instead of recognizing why I was frustrated, she continued talking, making comments, and escalating the interaction rather than simply ringing me up. At that point, I asked, "Do you want to argue? Do you want me to go back and forth with you?" I then asked who the manager was. She pointed to a woman beside her, who identified herself as the owner. I asked if she could ring me up instead. Even then, the cashier continued making comments. It was only after she continued engaging me that my voice became louder in response. Rather than addressing the repeated comments from her employee or asking what had happened, the owner immediately said, "Do not raise your voice at my employee." That response was disappointing. There was no concern for the customer experience, no apology for repeatedly being skipped in line, and no attempt to resolve the situation. There was also no acknowledgment that the interaction had been escalated by the cashier's continued remarks before I ever raised my voice. The irony is that I have spent a significant amount of money catering from Frankie's Deli over the years because my customers love the food. Good food will bring people in once. Great customer service keeps them coming back. Sadly, this experience ended that relationship for me. There are plenty of places with great food, but respect and customer service matter just as much. One final thought: this is Florida not NY. Hospitality goes a long way. The aggressive, dismissive attitude I experienced isn't what I expect when supporting a local business. I won't be back.

We don't get to stop here half as much as we'd like. Food is great, not the same old bar food. And…read moreif dessert and coffee is your thing, the bakery is awesome. Today we had Brandy as our server. She was a joyful spirit who took good care of us. Not really sure I would call this a pub or deli, but whatever you call it, you will enjoy your time here.

Have been here a few times and it's been great. Haven't been in a few years and this last…read moreexperience wasn't so great. I won't be nit picky about our experience, everything was "fine". The one thing that really got to me was that there was a customizable sandwich section, so I get a roast beef sandwich. Every topping is extra money, even the basics... lettuce, tomato, mayo. Lastly get this, they wouldn't add pickles to my sandwich... the waitress said I could pay for a couple of spears on the side, but they won't add pickle chips to any sandwich... at a place advertised as a sandwich place... named "Lucky dill deli"... it felt pretty ironic and kinda bizarre! Other than that, everything was OK. Mozz sticks were great, service was ok. Will probably not be returning, but not a bad place for a quick bite.

Wow! Best sandwiches I have had in all of Tampa Bay. I had the:…read more Bessie - 10/10 with horseradish sauce that is to die for! Renee - 10/10 best deli styled prosciutto in the area! Kevin - 12/10 yes that good! From the bacon to the Gouda to the chipotle honey mustard; this is a must get! Giovanni - 10/10 they actually gave me this one instead of Vita that I ordered but I'm not mad! Pesto and herb aioli on this sandwich was incredible! Everything I had was amazing and I can't wait to come back. Highly recommend to anyone wanting a damn good sandwich.

10/10 no notes. This really lived up to the hype. One of the best sandwiches I have ever had in my…read moreentire life. So flavorful and fresh. Such a quaint and cute spot, support local ALWAYS. Food was prepared in front of you and you can see how freshly made with LOVE it is! What I got: GIOVANNI SANDWICH ~ oven roasted chicken breast, mozzarella, pesto, herb aioli, tomato, arugula, house vinaigrette, balsamic reduction

This place is a gem!!!! Everything is amazing! Try the Reuben or the Philly. Very friendly staff…read moreand just amazing sandwiches. You won't be disappointed!!

Tasty sandwiches and friendly service! Nice little neighborhood sandwich shop . They don't skimp…read moreon the sandwich meat!

Zio's NY Bagels & Deli Co. is one of those places that gets it right every single time. In a world…read morewhere consistency can be hard to find, Zio's delivers it with every order. Whether I'm grabbing breakfast for myself or placing a large order for a group, the food is always fresh, delicious, and made exactly the way it should be. What really sets them apart is the people. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed with a warm hello and a big smile that makes you feel like more than just another customer. It's the kind of family-oriented atmosphere that's becoming harder to find these days. The quality of the food is always on point, and honestly, you can't make a bad choice from the menu. Everything is made fresh, portions are generous, and there's truly something for everyone. If you're looking for authentic New York-style bagels, great service, or need breakfast for a crowd, I highly recommend Zio's. Do yourself a favor and support this local, family-owned business. Once you've been there, you'll understand why so many people keep coming back. You won't be disappointed.

As a New Yorker born and raised, this has probably been the best bagel I've had since moving here…read morethat reminds me of a New York bagel. The toast was perfect on the bagel, the jalapeño cheddar cream cheese was perfectly spicy, the sausage egg and cheese was perfectly cooked. The blonde lady who took My order was super nice and welcoming and recommended some things for the best bagel Combo and I can honestly say I enjoyed myself. The place is small and homey! I would definitely come back and try a different bagel combo.