This is no fast food joint, and thank goodness. While we had to wait 10 minutes for our food, it…read morewas well worth it. All ingredients were fresh and well crafted. Would definitely go back.

Walking into the cafe I knew we were in for something special. Ordered 2 pulled pork sandwiches,…read moreboth came with a side of chips and a pickle! Added a side of baked beans 9/10 for both the beans and sandwiches. Great portion sizes, the sandwiches were overflowing with meat. The sauce to meat ratio was perfect. Not too sloppy, but not dry either. Wishing there was a bit more coleslaw flavor but the pickles and onions made up for it. Coming from a Texan missing some homemade bbq, I will be coming back here again!! 10/10 service - We were told 20 min, we got everything in 5. Staff were incredibly nice!

A haiku review: This…read morespot is slept on Best sandwiches around town At a good price too Big, thick, and loaded The turkey cran never fails Potato salad ‍

The selection of snacks, drinks and odds and ends make this store stand out. Not to mention…read morephenomenal sandwiches at a fair price and a friendly, non-judgemental, and knowledgeable staff. Easy location to access where Hall & Scholls Ferry intercect.

Came on a Friday night with a friend because I saw that they had DIY spring rolls. I was visiting…read morefrom LA and we have a few places that offer that but I absolutely love making my own spring rolls. Their parking lot is pretty small and holds about 5-7 cars. We got lucky and pulled into the last open spot. There were a good amount of people inside but we were seated right away. They have a little shop area in the front that was super cute too. Their menu is pretty large but in the best way. There's literally something for everyone from spring rolls to pho to banh mi. My friend and I each got our own DIY spring roll set and I got a cup of beef pho broth with an order of rice noodles to make a mini bowl of pho for myself on the side. The spring roll set comes with 4 sheets of rice paper, fresh veggies (lettuce, basil, cucumber, pickled carrots), rice noodles, your choice of protein (we chose pork sausage), and dipping sauce. The pho broth was flavorful and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The spring rolls came out amazing and were so filling. My only suggestion would be to have the carrots shredded instead of sliced to get a more even distribution within the spring rolls. But overall it was a fantastic meal. I definitely recommend giving it a try!

Modern spacious cute Asian vibe restaurant. We tried rare steak pho and bon bo hue. We also got the…read moredurian soft serve for dessert! Everything was very delicious. Also have a cute stand full of sauces, spread stuff to check out at the entrance! Good service.

I will guzzle the dried mulberries in the bulk trail mix. All. Day…read more The grocery section is small but contains brands I don't normally find in major chains. I came here looking for soft pitas but left with wheat lavash. And I'm not mad about it. The man at the counter was friendly and forgiving when I looked lost perusing the dried fruit section. I appreciate a small local grocery and I'll be back.

Cosy store with high quality assortment of spices, fresh bakery and Eastern sweets. The prices are…read morereasonable. Stuff is smiling and friendly. Was totally impressed by homemade Rose-pistachio ice cream that is unbelievable fantastic taste. Definitely will shopping again.

Lovely branch! Nice and open with lots of seatings both indoors and outdoors…read more They seem to also have a lot more varieties of items than other branches I've been. Wine prices are great and you can open them without corkage fee.

WAAAAAAAY overpriced for the amount of food served…read more Got a slice of bread, sauce, a soggy piece of lettuce and a singular piece of turkey of the chipotle turkey sandwich. The side of fries are just about $4 a dish. Super disappointing experience that we'll rethink before coming here again.

Let me start by saying I didn't take pictures. For anyone who reads my reviews, that's a big part…read moreof them: ALL THE PICTURES. Presentation, portions, half eaten, etc... but I didn't. Because the food was so damn good. Look - I'm going to start off by saying I grew up practically on The Hill. Out here, you'll have to Google it (make sure to add 'RI' to the search or you'll get some political BS), but back east, "alls you's have ta say" was those two words and anyone would know you knew your Italian, food and otherwise. There isn't anything on this coast that vaguely compares to The Hill's food, but walking into and biting out of Geraldi's was having a little piece of home. There's this little shop in the old town where the owner knew your voice when you called to order... you'd walk in, and you heard "hey cousin!" whether you were or not, and that's the vibe you get from Geraldi's. The food is much the same - you get something that looks like Nonna was at the range all day with her sauce (it's not gravy - no meat) and you came home looking like you haven't eaten in weeks: "I'm gonna fatten you up before you leave" and you walked out the door with a sub (sandwich, that is - not a submarine) that weighed the same as a newborn. We got three of those babies: a Chicago Beef (seal of approval from the orderer - only 'complaint' was that they had to eat it all in one day because the bread was quote too soggy to make it to lunch the next day - travesty), an Italian sausage (just as delicious when 1/2 was reheated the next day) and a Chicken Parmeroni (I thought somehow even better when 1/2 was reheated the next day) and I could have absolutely gone back the next day if it weren't for A. the leftovers 2/3 of us had and B. the meal planning we'd done for the week. I also grabbed a side of giardiniera because I will get it anytime I see it available and I inhaled it - I need to know if I can by it by the vat instead of the side cups because it too was similar to what I can find at home (about practically nowhere out here) and amazing!! I'm still upset I didn't take pictures though!

Locals mentioned this spot when I asked about good sandwiches! They were not lying!…read more A small spot with pizza, subs, and salads. I can only speak to the sandwiches. I started with the Spicy Geraldi, which is normally cold - but you can get it hot - highly recommended! It was toasty and amazing! Packed full of meat - the half would have been enough for me - but the whole left some for later! I will be back to try more. Prices are moderate.

One of the best Cuban sandwiches I've had…read more The Staff are super welcoming and attentive right when you walk in. For ordering, you go up to the counter and they take your order. Once you're done, you sit and they will bring it over. There is also a jug of ice water you self serve from. Seating is a little limited, as the restaurant isn't huge, but hasn't been an issue when I have gone. They also can open up the doors/windows which is really cool when it's nice out. The Cuban came on toasted rustic roll, which was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The pork shoulder and ham were cooked perfectly and had such an amazing flavor. The grain mustard and Swiss cheese really brought everything together though. The chips were nice, salty, and very crunchy. Nothing crazy to write about, but I still enjoyed them. Overall, it's probably one of the best Cubans I've had, but I'm not an expert on them. I've been back a second time and it was just as good as the first!

I tried out their Apple Turkey sandwich and it was a huge hit! The amount and quality of…read moreingredients is great here and I can't recommend it enough. They were polite and the service was fairly quick. The ambiance is nice in the shop, especially when they open the windows up and put the seating outside!

Showed the front desk lady the photo of my favorite sunflower seeds, she pointed me to that shelf,…read morewas so so so happy to find my Babkin's seeds. The best roasted sunflower seeds in the shell, everyone should try. Thank you.

This is a tiny Russian deli shop and market. Their biggest draw for us is not the occasional…read moreGerman tea or Milka bar. Rather, their deli counter offers many meats and cheeses that you simply can't get at the big box stores. My husband is a long-time European transplant, and is always on the hunt for meats that are more like what he grew up with. The shopkeepers barely speak any English but are friendly, and prompt. We've tried some of their cakes, too. I highly recommend you give them a try for a nice sandwich during the day and maybe sample a bit of their market offerings. Much of this stuff you can't get without paying import prices.