Very excited to discover this place very close to where I live. Love the history, and a solid…read moreItalian sub. Look forward to trying other things on the menu. They will be seeing a lot of me. Friendly staff as well!

You have to try the Italian sub and the hit roast beef sammich. The roast beef is very good juicy…read morenot fatty and chewy. It has a nice brown gravy on top and the best thing for a cold day. I get 3 meals out of it and i buy it when my friends come over and there's never scraps for my dogs. I've tried the meatball parm and it's pretty good. Meatballs are very iffy and you take a chance ordering them anywhere as few places make them good. I'll keep trying new things and check back. My only complaint is the woman at the counter acts like you're bothering her if you order. Otherwise this place is great.

This is a local spot around the corner from my house. I go there for lunch all the Time food is…read morealways fresh and exactly what I ordered The owner is always friendly and knows everyone prices are cheap food is not

Been coming here for 5 or 6 years now as a regular. Taste level is spot on. I used to ask Steve…read morewhat's good and he would make a recommendation. After doing that for a few years now I just walk in and we say Hi to each other. I sit down. Steve just makes what good for the day without asking me haha. Really keeps it interesting with a good variety, which is what has kept me going there for so long.

Came here for lunch and looking for something more local and settled on this. The place definitely…read morehas the diner-esque, greasy spoon look when you walk in. Regulars in the back, local cop came in presumably while on break to have lunch with his wife. I say all this to say that it has that has real neighborhood feel which is good. I got a burger which I took to go. Currently you're permitted to eat inside but it is a bit cramped with a handful of patrons already and with the pandemic and all unless it's empty you might want to consider that as well So what did I get? Why a burger of course. I got the "All-American Burger" - bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato and a special sauce which was pretty much spicy mayo. I also got a side of fries. The burger was grilled excellently. I think they went a bit heavy on the tomato slices though. They were thick and one would've been fine. The bun was a bit thick too for the patty ratio but overall really good. The fries. CRISPY. No issues there except that I should've gotten more ketchup. So aside from those nitpicks this is a solid joint. Lots of different sandwiches and other entrees to consider, friendly service as it evidenced by the regulars who would come in to dine or greet the cook. I'm sure I'll be back and if you're passing through in need of a breakfast sandwich or lunch fix, drop by Angelo's.

Found this place by accident and it was the best breakfast I've had in a very long time, if not…read moreever. The French toast was cris and not soggy like most places. The bacon was so good. The steak eggs and cheese magnificent. I will be cooking back here again it was really good food and I don't leave reviews but this was worthy of one.

Amazing food!!!! Mr. Geez is onsite right in the back…read morecooking the food too!!! I'm from out of town and travel a lot.. one of the best breakfast/ brunch places I have been too!!!!

We've passed Mr. Geez several times always saying we've got to give this place a try. The big plus…read moreis they have parking The place is nice bright and clean inside. It was very comfy and we were seated quickly. The staff are wonderful, vey efficient and friendly. The menu is extensive with lots of diner choices. We had breakfast, the Mrs. Had banana French toast and she loved it. This says a lot because she is very picky. I had 2 scrambled eggs light with hash browns sausage and a crispy English muffin. My breakfast was perfect. Give this place a try, my girl said she wants to come back. If she likes it that a big win for Mr. Geez. Give them a try

Went there on my way home from work and wanted a sandwich I…read moreused to go a lot but stopped for some reason but glad i went Back I got the 6 inch chicken cutlet with fresh mozzarella and roasted red peppers I think I got more then 6 inches but so good I am not complaining It was fresh warm and delicious the place is cool and you can eat inside if you want The service is great and I will be Back

One of the best delis in the area, can't believe I've never been before yesterday and I live down…read morethe street! The staff is so friendly & welcoming literally everyone says hello. The food is so fresh & delish I can't wait to try more of the menu ! I had a turkey blt & it was the best one I think I ever had lol. Fresh baked goods & hot meals to go as well. Super clean and newly renovated I was impressed

We're new to the area and have been trying different breakfast spots to see which one will become…read moreour go-to. This place will likely become just that. Breakfast food should be easy to make and a delight to eat, and I appreciate the consistency across both of our visits. A true pancake house, they let you substitute home fries for pancakes and let me tell you, that is the right choice! Fluffy, buttery goodness. Eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries... nothing fancy, but all very easy to mess up. We enjoyed every bite. We're also looking forward to coming back for dinner, it is, after all, also a steakhouse! Ample parking, festive for the season, cozy vibes, friendly staff, and good food. What more do you need? I also love their motto printed on the menus and staff shirts: "You deserve butter."

$15.75 hungry man (no mods - 2 eggs w/ bacon, sausage links, home fries, toast AND 3 pancakes AND…read moreCOFFEE) $18.70 (sub home fries for 2 hash browns) $12.95 (florentine omelette w/ 3 pancakes (sub pancakes for french toast)) $27 NY strip steak (w/ potato & veggies, side soup or salad, & dessert) $3 soda $3.50 orange juice did my research with diners before settling on a place. i am SO GLAD i got to try this spot out. great portions, food and prices! the HUNGRYMAN combo is an amazing deal that includes coffee. the pancakes are great and better than a lot of places ive tried. If you substitute pancakes (3) out for french toast, it is only one piece. Not a big deal breaker as i am a big back and was full regardless. service was attentive. this is definitely on my recommended list. i want to come back to try their sandwiches, lunch/dinner specials.

Found this place by accident on Google Maps and glad I did. Went there for breakfast on my bike…read moreride this morning. Ordered the platter that came with 2 eggs, toast, 2 large hash browns and bacon. I was surprised at the amount of food. I also got a 20 oz Gatorade. Total was $13.54 all in. I'd say it was an excellent value compared to any other place around. I'll be back as the other items on the menu looked amazing!

Strong coffee and fresh bread in my Taylor ham breakfast sandwich. Can't ask for anything better.read more

$13.50 - 6 inch sandwiche each $2.80 - Doritos…read more $2.50 large soda Got a 6 inch belly buster and a 6 inch cheesesteak. Both were great! The belly buster was a giant sandwich for 6 inches. It was packed with 4 kinds of meats. Some reviewers mentioned that it was too much meat, but that shouldn't be a reason to dock a star. My partner enjoyed his steak sandwich as well which had cheese whiz. Super local spot. Has maybe three tables. Employees were nice. Place is across from a church so easy to get food after service! Would def come again for value, flavor, and size!

Before Jersey Mike's. Before Blimpie…read more Before Firehouse Subs. Before Subway. Before Jimmy John's. Before (okay, you get the idea)... there was Big Stash's. A (local) institution. Long before the likes of Subs Galore (a few blocks away) tried to rock the boat, Stash's was the only game in town (for a whole lotta years). I grew up two blocks away and I'm positive I put the original owner's kids through college with all the money I dropped here. After hearing new owners decided to keep the lights on I had to make an effort to get over here to show my support. Walking into the new Stash's... the place received a 'glow-up' (I'm entirely too old to be trying to use hip slang!) and loved that they decided to keep the framed Scott Baio picture (one of these days I'll share the 'deets' on that!). Surprised to see a few new menu additions (coffee?! Taylor ham?! Manhattan Special Espresso Soda?!) as well as being open more days and longer hours. For the sake of history I had to try their 'Belly Buster' and the kid handed me the sub in a box. ("Huh?! This is a weird gimmick.") But when I got home to open the box I understood 'why' - no wax paper and standard paper bag would've been able to hold this beast together. Just a ridiculous amount of (Thumann's) cold cuts and toppings that the (decent) bread tried in vain to keep together. "Bang for your buck" - you won't find a better deal. But for me it was TOO much and there's definitely an 'art' and a 'balance' to the ratio of meat to toppings to bread and Stash's is a bit TOO generous for my liking. One odd tidbit that brought me back to my youth and the old Stash's... that "stinky sub smell" that you just can't get off of your hands (and body) - no matter how many times you wash your hands, brush your teeth, take a shower, you name it. (Sadly it's Pavlovian for me to want/need a Clinton's iced tea when devouring a Stash's sub but that's no longer an option.) I hope they have another fifty years of prosperity down there in West Hudson!