very goood and quick service! sandwiches were great. would come back again! the staff was very…read morefriendly and welcoming

A little rustic but was greeted with kindness. They were super friendly. Ordered an Italian combo.read more

I pass this deli all the time, and finally got a chance to try them. They have lots of sandwich…read moreoptions to choose from. However their prices are pretty steep. $13+ for a sandwich on a roll is crazy. It gets pretty busy during the lunch hour so be prepared for longer wait times.

Best no-frills deli in Stamford - no competition. Boar's Head meat, wedges stuffed to the gills…read more I'm partial to a toasted Italian (add hot cherry peppers) and my husband loves all of their chicken cutlet sandwiches. I think the photos will speak for themselves on quality - and yes, they do taste as good as they look. The menu can be intimidating because you can basically get anything you're craving and have it your way but the staff is friendly and patient.

If you're on the run and need a nutritious sandwich- this is the place! Family owned... Pride in…read moretheir establishment... quality food! Got the Totally Rawsome Wrap on rye toast. Hit the spot!

Corbo's makes a banging BEC but let me tell you 'The Baddie' SLAPS!! BEC, Avo, hashbrown, honey…read moremustard.. yes please! I didn't know honey mustard would hit that early in the morning but let me tell you... it does! Definetly my new go to! Thank you Corbo's for widening my horizons once again

Just to be clear this is my first review on yelp…read more Yeah it's that good. What makes it better are the people who work here especially Lou. It's not everyday you run into a good person. Back to the food. #31 firehouse 10/10 highly recommend. Both Mac salad and potato salad were classics! 10/10 If you're looking for a comfort Sandwhich that hits the spot. Look no further.

They forgot to put my sandwich in my Uber Eats order, I called to ask, the front desk girl did not…read moreapologise and said that the order arrived late which I have no idea how that explains why the sandwich was missing from my order when it was placed on Uber Eats at 12:15 pm. There's nothing late about that. anyway, I usually order from this place and enjoy the food but I had a horrible service over the phone. The girl working did not say I'm sorry or apologise in fact she put blame on me. then instead of offering me a refund or my money back, she said I could place a second order on Uber Eats and order a cookie and then they will give me my sandwich. LOL you want me to place a PAID second order- pay taxes and fees and driver tip all because you rushed and didn't pack the bag. Listen mistakes happen and that's totally OK but if I call and you're gonna be rude about it, After, I just spent money on an item. I didn't get that's not cool. Horrible customer service today- please be a kinder human.

Here's a polished version that keeps your voice but reads a bit smoother:…read more We were headed to NYC and needed to charge our Tesla, so we stumbled upon Rye Ridge while looking for a nearby place to eat. It turned out to be a great find! I had the best Reuben I've ever had. The pre-dinner pickles, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and both sandwiches we ordered were all delicious. The service was friendly and quick as well. I highly recommend it.

Take out soup-typical for Jewish deli Price $$$$. NYC…read moreprices. Matzah Ball Soup "D" I wouldn't go back. It doesn't really have a great reputation and it's very expensive. I asked them about some jam that was on sale at Stop & Shop for five dollars and they wanted $10 for it. I started laughing. On top of everything else when I checked out it actually asked me if I wanted to add a tip. Pass. There's a great deli in Springdale that very reasonably priced. It has great food across the street from the little shopping mall with the laundry mat is.

I'm fathomed at the thought of one measly slice of ham, egg, and cheese costs $6…read more Hypothetically..let's just say each item which let's be realistic is not the price but let's say a roll was a dollar, an egg is a dollar, a slice of cheese is a dollar, and let's just say that measly slice of ham for argument sake is $1.50. Totaling to $4.50. And or course someone making it for you ok. Two and a half dozen eggs are $7.49, half a pound of ham is less than $6 not for boars head obviously I mean come on, the math is not adding up especially when I'm getting a product like this...in the picture the other half, you can't even see any Ham. Head to Fusaro deli down the road for same price and more enthusiastic service and way better sandwiches. This is my search, and my money spent for the right breakfast sandwich, and I rightfully earned my opinion.

Very good. Old school. Definitely going back! I love the old Italian guys sitting around talking in…read moreItalian.

First time here, and I loved it! I love that they have pre-made foods that you can purchase…read more Everything looks so fresh and delicious! Cannot wait to come back and purchase some items. I did purchase some pasta that I'm really excited to try! I ordered a sandwich and forgot the name sadly. It was ham, jalapeño cheese, roasted red peppers, and honey mustard. Boy, was it yummy! Ingredients are all fresh, and the roll is soft and delicious. Will definitely be back!

I'm going to start with the good…read more When I called to place an advance order, the guy on the phone was friendly. When I picked up the food, the kid at the counter was friendly and helped bring my order to the car. Now, I have to lay out the facts. This was the first time I've ordered food from A&S. I called to place my order based on the catering menu posted on their website. I wanted to order two stuffed breads, a panzanella salad and chicken scarp. Note that the website indicates, "Pricing of all of our items is subject to change [due] to constant fluctuations in costs..." The guy who took my order informed me that they no longer do stuffed breads. "Okay," I said and ordered a vegetable crudite platter on the fly since I wasn't anticipating that. "Oh yeah," the guy said, it is also $45 (not $30 that it says on the website). Begrudgingly, I said that's fine, as it was for a family Sunday afternoon dinner. Next, I ordered the panzanella salad. "We don't make that anymore." The guy informed me. I sighed and said, "Alright, how about a [small bowl] Caesar salad?" The menu listed it as $25 on the website. Lastly, I ordered the main event, the Chicken Scarpariello. Thankfully, they still made this and the half tray was still $60, like the website said. Fast forward to me picking up the food on Sunday. The kid at the counter shows me all of the items, Caesar salad w/ Caesar dressing, vegetable crudite with blue cheese dip and chicken scarp. "That'll be $148.60," he said. "Would you like a receipt?" YES. It didn't sit right with me how much everything cost (for 6 adults, mind you). I asked my wife to read me the receipt when I drove off. Included was a $4.73 'non-cash adj.' which I assume was me using my credit card (on a $140 ORDER). When I opened the food up, I really got angry. My $30 Caesar salad had zero croutons. It was solely lettuce and parmigiano cheese. Essentially, it was likely a 3-head bag of lettuce with cheese and dressing, for $30. Something I could have done myself for about $7 tops. Next, my $45 vegetable crudite platter had broccoli, red & yellow peppers, celery and cucumber with blue cheese. There was no spinach/artichoke dip as indicated on the website. Neatly presented, but it was $45 for veggies (and one, not two dips). Last, the menu indicates the chicken scarp is served over rice. When I opened the tray; SURPRISE, no rice. The food was tasty (specifically the chicken). But for what I paid (for mostly vegetables), I am so disgusted. Not only with A&S, but myself for agreeing to purchase the food in the first place. I have such disdain for this experience, I'm likely not going back. The guy taking the order admitted the website needed to be updated. But again, mostly I'm pissed at myself because I paid a lot for what I got in kind. The cherry on top was the line item on my receipt for using a credit card. I get that credit card companies charge fees, but it's 2023 and if you're going to nickel and dime someone for using a credit card, do it if it's under $10, not on a $140 order. Lesson learned. The problem with running a business this way, is you only can pull that ruse once, otherwise it's shame on me.

Great and affordable deli for cold sandwiches and Italian products. Looking for Italian meats,…read morepasta, sauces, chocolate, and treats this is the place to be. Service is helpful and kind. Especially prepared by the owner.

Great food. Chicken parm is amazing. Everything is fresh. Basically a hidden gem!…read moreA must try. Dry pasta of all kinds too.