I've been eating at Billy's Time Out Deli for years, and the food has always been consistently…read moregreat. The steak in a sack is one of my favorites, and I've never had a bad meal here. The staff is friendly, and it's a place I've enjoyed coming back to for a long time. My only criticism is that the prices seem a little high these days. On my last visit, I paid about $30 including tip for a steak in a sack, while my fiancée got a cheeseburger with fries and a bottled drink. Overall, it's a great local spot with quality food that keeps me coming back.

Very nice, old school deli. Definitely a great local dive. The burgers are great, they have a great…read moresandwich selection, and the staff are super nice.

Loved this place . Good home cooked meals and greatly priced . Everyone was so nice . Karaoke on…read morethursday was a great time . Didn't get the nerve to sing but maybe next time . Loved the burgers and even had some no sugar added vanilla ice cream .

Walked in expecting a nice mom and pop style diner and not a single person acknowledged us. We…read moretried to wave the waitress down and she clearly ignored us. We had no idea where to sit or how menus worked. We stood there for a whole minute waiting to be acknowledged and nobody even glanced our way. Its a one room tiny restaurant so there's no way they didn't hear us/see us.

Ordered a Hamburger and frys this past week. It was made to order, hot, and was really good. Still…read moregood prices from the deli side, I will be going back. They have reduced the number of tables to only 2, and it looks like most of the orders are take out now. It's new layout is like a mini mart style, cold drink cases line two walls, pre-packaged item on shelves ect.

Tuesday's catfish special is my absolute favorite. The slaw is also yummy. The staff is always…read morecourteous. Wonderful local place. Carry out or eat in.

This is a great place to enjoy breakfast or lunch. You will find many local folks there and we…read morecome often. The service is very friendly. You will notice that they always score 100 on health department inspections. I have never been there when Sami is not preparing the food. If you like a Reuben sandwich, try it at Sami's.

But for breakfast. I've eaten lunch there a few time and it had been hit and miss. But breakfast…read moreis top notch.

I wanted to grab a delicious breakfast this Valentine's Day, and since I was right across at Fisher…read moreTire, I was watching all of the people flooding into Rami's Cafe. At around 11:00 am, I walked over and grabbed a seat at the bar, because all of the other tables and booths were filled with happy diners. On one side of the menu you have your breakfast, and the other has everything you'd want for lunch. I started with my usual cup of coffee, and then opted for the two eggs, toast and bacon. For a place that was packed, my food didn't take very long to come out. Everything was delicious, and I especially loved that they had an option for marble rye toast. Sally, my waitress, was the sweetest. She took great care of me and made sure my first time here was perfect!! I also loved their hanging lights and sweet Valentines decor, which was a nice touch. I will certainly be back, and hats off again to you Sally!!

Nice quality food indeed. The setting is a nicely refurbished bar and the setting is quaint. Food…read moreis up fairly quickly and the quality is top notch. The staff are easily 5 stars. There is sufficient quantity within the meal and for the price its a very good value. Parking is limited (BUT it's an old neighbourhood bar) and so patience is required. Its clean and bright inside. Well worth a return visit.

I really wanted this place to be better…read more Pros: Very sweet and friendly staff. I'd say they all have worked there since the place opened. Just a mom and pops feel. Con: nothing appears to be hand made. I had Philly s cheesesteak which appeared to be made with the frozen steakums and a roll straight out a plastic bag. Fries were also fresh from the freezer. A lot of people are good with this type of food so I hope they continue to serve the community and thrive. I personally can't eat processed foods like that.

On the hunt for another good burger, we headed cross town to Jacob's, a wee grill and deli we've…read morepassed with interest for several years. With a sign out front claiming to offer " the best burger in town," we finally satisfied our curiosity when we sat down to eat the made-to-order $6 burger ($6.99 with cheese). While I can't say it's the "best burger in town" (since I have a few more places to try on my burger quest), it was mighty good and definitely worth a repeat! Jacob's new owner, Kelly, personally welcomes customers and comes by with refill offers and to ensure diners enjoy their meals. While a burger repeat is on my list, I'm stoked to also try their Reuben. Kelly claims my spouse and I won't be disappointed.

Great little spot for a lox bialy and a latte…read more We got: -Potato blintz (not very flavorful but it went okay) -lox bialy (dill and scallion schmear, goood nova lox, red onion, cucumber, capers, tomato, sweet pepper relish and dill. served on an everything bialy. This was the star) -latte I'm deeply regretting my not grabbing a babka on the way out but it just gives me another excuse to head back!

As a Michelin guide restaurant, Potchke has earned the right to "mess around in the kitchen", as…read morethey say. However, I wonder about the hype. Haven't had pastrami in a while so I had to order the Pastrami Reuben and the presentation was great with how it was stacked! Between the sauce and the sauerkraut the flavors were all good and I enjoyed the taste of the pastrami when I found it, but the bread to meat ratio was so high I mostly tasted the burned crust of the bread and very few bites of pastrami. It was one slice of pastrami, not a thin slice but not what you hope for when you bite into true Jewish deli pastrami, which are normally bursting at the seems with meat. Marble rye is hard not to burn and they did a good job for the most part, but I tasted more crust than I did pastrami, and for $18 I wonder if this sandwich was more a charge for the hype. The blintzes were also smaller than one would expect of a blintz but I absolutely loved the compote on top.

We had a vegetarian delight with goat cheese , a roast beef & Swiss, and a maple syrup & butter…read more Also a chai latte and a hot cinnamon tea. Everything was outstanding! The service was good, and the bathrooms were clean.

Tried a Monte Cristo crepe with deli turkey breast and Swiss cheese, which is considered a savory…read moredish although the strawberries jam that oozed from within could have been a sweet treat as well. I will repeat this as my palate was pleased with the offering. My spouse enjoyed his usual meal with lox and cream cheese although the capers all gathered on one end of crepe so he missed the saltiness in each bite. Since we dined long after the lunch crowd had eaten, the restaurant was quiet and peaceful. It's one of our favorite places to relax and enjoy food with an international twist.