Ever since I had that life-changing cheese pizza in Italy, I've been searching all over the South…read moreBay for something that compares. While this place might not be as mind-blowing as the one in Italy, it's definitely a solid spot that I'd come back to once in a while.

I've been a loyal customer for the past year. The Buy 1 Get 1 cheese pizza deal on DoorDash has…read morebeen our go-to, and we even used your pizza for my youngest son's birthday party because everyone loved it. Today, we ordered again for my middle son's birthday. I placed an order for 3 Buy 1 Get 1 deals, which should have been 6 pizzas total, plus 3 additional pizzas. Instead, the order was changed to only include 3 cheese pizzas and the 3 additional pizzas, meaning we were shorted 3 pizzas. Because of your mistake, I had to leave my son's birthday party in the middle of it and rush to Little Caesars just to make sure we had enough food for the kids and guests. If you're not going to honor your advertised deals, don't offer them. Completely unacceptable experience, and after this, I won't be ordering from any of your locations again.

I haven't been here since my last post (I honestly just forget it's here!) but came by Home Depot…read morethis morning and had to get another breakfast taco. I wanted to share their updated menu. The people who work here are always so friendly and kind, service is pretty quick, it's very clean, and you can't beat the prices! I love supporting our small businesses here in the community! You can find them in the cute trailer directly in front of Home Depot on the right near the exit.

Fantastic service, high quality ingredients and affordable. This is the third time we've come as…read morewe've gone shopping at home depot. Today we intentionally came here since hubby needed to get some supplies. Chicken burrito is giant and my son loved the breakfast sandwich.

This was my first time at this particular house of bagels, and I could not believe how busy it was…read moreinside! After my family and I ordered there seem to be an influx of locals that came in and both employees working behind the counter seem to know everyone's order and they were all regulars!! I love the community aspect!! I got the lox sandwich without pepper Cheaneys, but I think we gave the Employee too many sandwiches to make at once because my sandwich did have the pepper Cheaneys. Lol totally fine. I could pick them off! My son loved his sandwich and my mom loved hers, and I loved mine as well!! My mom also liked the fact they had organic coffee and mild coffees instead of just dark roast and or French roast! We both have very sensitive stomach stomachs, so we appreciated the mild roast, which was also Organic!! I was very impressed with the fact they actually had egg bagels because the Sunnyvale House of bagels no longer makes egg bagels! Perhaps it's due to the pandemic or something?! Regardless, this particular restaurant, Restaurant had four tables which were all full, and a beautiful mural and it smelled delicious inside as we ate! They had some nice 70s style music that was upbeat playing in the background, but it was honestly nice hearing the employees having personable conversations with their regulars that came in after us!! I will definitely be back!!

Bagels not as good today. Lox cut too thick and said no tomatoe and got extra tomatoes.read more

My wife, oldest son and i returned to Amato's Cheesesteaks for another delish and filling lunch the…read moreother day. We again ordered a Whole Cheesesteak, an order of Fries and Onion Rings. We also ordered 3 soft drinks too. The restaurant was busy, but another party left, so we were able to grab their table to enjoy lunch inside. It was a bit warm outside, but it was pretty cool inside. Per usual the Cheesesteaks, French Fries and Onion Rings were delish. The Whole Cheesesteak is 4 Shorty's, so it's a lot of food. Our son finished his Cheesesteak and we polished-off the Fries and Onion Rings. My wife and I didn't finish our Cheesesteaks, so we took home the leftover Cheesesteaks to enjoy another day. You can help yourself to soda refills, if you like. The parking lot was fairly crowded, but we were able to find a spot in the lot.

Amato's is legendary, so I really wanted to love it…read more The people were cool enough. The ambiance is very Philadelphia Eagles. But $30 for the DRYEST CHEESESTEAK I'VE EVER HAD and a fountain drink just isn't it.

Everyone seemed to enjoy their sandwiches. All of them looked appealing although a wee bit messy…read more I loved the variety bread choices. I started to eat my hummus sandwich, & I was expecting "hummus" with veggies. This hummus tasted like tuna fish. I really didn't taste chickpeas & was disappointed.

On a Roll…read more Family-owned deli that's been in business for almost as long as I've been alive (ca. 1979) and serves up maybe the best deli sandwiches in the South Bay. While I do love just about any and every type of food, there's always been something about a good deli sandwich that brings me back to childhood and my uncle's old delicatessen. I've even gone so far as to institute a "Sandwich Friday" for our weekday dinners, and as of late, we've been going to Zanotto's Willow Glen, as it's on my route home from work, but the other day we changed things up and came to the Sandwich Mill--and boy, I'd forgotten how great this place is! But to keep things fair, I decided to do a sandwich-off and see whose sammy reigns supreme--allez cuisine! Bread: This might be the most important part of the sammich, in my opinion, and The Mill beats the shit out of Zanotto's on this one. Their bread is so soft and fresh, like a pillow that's been in the dryer. While Zanotto's breads, despite how busy they always are, always seem old and stale. Also, The Mill has a croissant option! Winner: Sandwich Mill Toppings: Pretty standard across the board, as both have a variety of mustard, sauces, and the usual cavalcade of classic sammy toppings (e.g., pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, etc.). Winner: Draw Meat: Zanotto's has a larger selection of deli meats, including prosciutto, but The Mill has Italian sausage and meatballs. Winner: Draw Cheese: The Mill just has a small handful of classic cheeses to choose from, while Zanotto's has a bevy of classics as well as some exotic stuff like Hatch Chili Cheddar, Smoky Cheddar, and Horseradish Cheddar, to name a few. Winner: Zanotto's Ordering: Zanotto's doesn't have an online portal, unless you use DoorDash, but then it only connects to the Rose Garden location, which is way across town for us Cambrian residents. Plus, DD equals paying extra $, while The Mill has a really easy-to-use website where the price you see is what you'd pay in-store. Winner: The Sandwich Mill Accouterments: Zanotto's has a whole grocery store of stuff you can buy, including beer and a giant selection of crisps. While The Mill only has a small selection of crisps. Winner: Zanotto's Price: Zanotto's sandwiches are $14/ea, while you can get a regular for $10 or a large for $14 at The Mill. Pro Tip: If you like wraps, The Mill's wraps are easily twice the size of Zanotto's and for $5 less! Winner: The Sandwich Mill Ambiance: Zanotto's parking lot sucks and it sometimes takes forever--especially on weekends!--to get your sandwich thanks to their lack of online ordering. At The Mill you place your order online and by the time you arrive it's ready for you. Easy in. Easy out. Winner: The Sandwich Mill **DING DING DING DING** Conclusion: It was a tough battle, but The Mill comes out on top with a decisive final score of 4-2-2. While Zanotto's is still a damn, fine place to get a sammy, I think we'll stick to The Mill from now on.

We ordered through DoorDash. We were not super impressed by their products. I felt like their…read moreproduct was "ehhh" & nothing really made their mac stand out or that it was even homemade.

First time trying this. I ordered through DoorDash. It was delicious! I got the Buffalo chicken Mac.read more

Had my first taste of Grillman's @ my daughter's elementary school open house. This was my first…read moretime hearing of this truck and was pretty confident in their offerings. The menu was not shrunken like a lot of trucks will do in these more private kind of events which was appreciated but there was no salad options. Sorry to those health nuts because this truck wouldn't have been recommended if this is all you are interested in. There were eleven options being offered between a list of burgers and sandwiches. Purchased: *MUSHROOM BURGER- Black Angus Beef, Provolone Cheese, Sauteed Mushroom, Mayo, and Lettuce on Kaiser Roll *FRENCH FRIES The burger was alright. The patty was thick and there were mushrooms in each bite. Unfortunately, the lettuce portion was skimpy leading to the small amount easily becoming wilted|cooked. The mayo on the burger was excessive making it messy to eat and causing the ingredients to slip off. Fries were good. 3 stars for this experience. It wasn't terrible but I wasn't blown away by the presentation or quality of the food.

Got the mushroom burger from this food truck during the Red, White, and Boom event on the Fourth of…read moreJuly. There was no wait to order, friendly service, and a wait of about 10-12 minutes for my order to be ready. I wasn't too fond of the bread, but the sandwich as a whole was quite delicious. Juicy meat, lots of gooey melted cheese, a generous amount of yummy sauteed mushrooms, and just enough mayo and lettuce to balance out the flavor. It was quite satisfying, and just one of many tantalizing burger options on the menu.

Stopped her before a flight and my wife was STOKED to find GLUTEN FREE Mac n Cheese, she said it…read morewas very good. Don't find gluten free Mac n cheese much! Also has a full bar so a lemon drop for her and a double Jack n Coke for me set the mood for our trip. Great place to stop if you are gluten free!

I was pleasantly surprised to find such a great spot inside the airport. This place really stands…read moreout, especially if you're looking for something more satisfying than the usual grab-and-go options. Their identity clearly revolves around mac & cheese--and they do it right. It's rich, creamy, and full of flavor without being over-the-top heavy. What I loved most is how creative the menu is. If you're there in the morning (before 11), you can get breakfast-style mac & cheese served in a burrito or a bowl, which is such a fun and filling twist. We shared the breakfast burrito called the Mission, and it did not disappoint. It's about an 8-inch burrito absolutely packed with mac & cheese, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, and ham. It's hearty, indulgent, and definitely big enough to share--perfect before a flight. Later in the day, they switch to sandwiches and bowls, so there's something for everyone. They also have a really nice bar with a solid selection of alcohol, which makes it a great place to unwind before a flight. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was clean, and the overall vibe felt relaxed--something you don't always get in an airport setting. Honestly, this is one of those rare airport finds where the food is actually memorable. I'd go out of my way to stop here again.