This place seems to be like bit like a hole in the wall type place but it's so good!!! We asked the…read moreman behind the counter what he recommended and I chose a turkey and cheese sub and my dad chose a turkey, roast beef and cheese sub all based on the servers recommendation. It was absolutely delicious!!! The bread was so moist! In fact as my dad and I were leaving there was a note on the door saying that they had so much business, that they ran out of bread!! That's a sign of a great sub place in my opinion!!! We will be back!!!

First time ordering online, have ordered in person multiple times prior…read more Most of the order was going to my dog groomers, and two sandwiches would come home with me. Neither of the sandwiches had cheese, that I specifically added and paid additional. Upon calling to inform that neither of my sandwiches had cheese, not knowing what was the condition of the sandwiches and salads I dropped off at the dog groomers, I was met with "you can come back if you want for another sandwich". Ummmm..... try listening to the consumer. Credit them back the extra they payed that they didn't get. I even tipped $20 cash for just over $100 tab. I'm not driving 45 minutes for a sandwich that could have just been solved with a simple credit back, but sadly, this management is not capable of doing such a simple task. Very poor service and will not patron this establishment going forward. Shameful service.

Visited Salata a couple of times in the mid afternoon. It's a build your own salad spot, simple and…read morestraightforward. On my second visit they were out of shrimp and said it would take 30 minutes, so I chose salmon, which was not as flavorful, and I was surprised by a $3.90 upcharge for quinoa with no clear explanation. The first time I wasn't offered a croissant or pita chips, but the second time they asked after I noticed a small sign. The croissant was actually really good and a nice addition.

Ordering thru UE, one can never be sure how salads *deliver*. With Salata, our worries quickly…read moredissolved! Everything from the fresh ingredients to the adorable multi-grain croissants... LOVE LOVE LOVE! Each salad, ingredients evenly proportioned, had the flavor to back up the looks. To be candid, we are not on any sort of new year health kick. But Salata makes it so doable, especially with various sizes to suit any appetite - Highly recommend! P.S. You may want to get an extra croissant or two - they're THAT good. BON APPÉTIT

I didn't imagine it would be such a struggle to find proper deli rye bread in the Atlanta area, but…read moreit was. I live in Grant Park and checked quite a few markets, no deli rye. So, I headed to the large Toco Hills Shopping Center, which is at the center of the local Jewish community and checked out both the Publix and Kroger, which have large kosher sections. I found no rye bread at all. Goldberg's Deli had rye bread loaves available, but they were frozen. I thought that was questionable. Luckily, I drove by the tiny Kosher Gourmet market. They happened to be cutting a loaf when I arrived. They also had halvah and Ba-Tampte Mustard, primo deli mustard, which I found nowhere else. I will most definitely return.

We had a family celebration in Louisville GA on Sunday. Possibly the only kosher event ever held…read morethere! When I called to place the order it was made very clear to me that I could have whatever I wanted, just say the word. So we got two meat and roasted vegetable pinwheel sandwich trays, a tray of fruit and another of cookies. Also large bowls of cole slaw, potato salad and Israeli salad. I called back a few minutes later and asked for a small carton of egg salad since I am gluten free. The gentleman called me back and said, "You think we'll let everyone else eat, but not you? I'll make gluten free pinwheels for you!" Awesome!! We picked up the food on Friday and took it to Thomas Jefferson Academy where we were dedicating a science lab to our grandmother and our parents. Today I asked my great nephew if he approved of the leftovers. "Well, they're all gone, so I guess so!" Thank you Kosher Gourmet for making our family event a stunning success!

This is a new Savi location in the Perimeter Summit area, within a very short walk from my home…read more This place opened up earlier this year, and I decided to check this place out. It's on the 1st floor level just off of the lobby in the 4004 Summit Blvd office building. Parking is available behind the building in the parking garage. Savi is mainly a deli sandwich shop set up for the office workers, but anyone can come here to eat during business hours. The employees are quick, efficient, nice and patient. The menu doesn't have that many items on it. I love the big and open dining area. Customers place their order at the order counter, and pick up their food at the counter when their names are called. The roasted ham sandwich I got was good sized, and the ham was high quality and delicious. I ordered it with lettuce, onions, tomato, mayo, oil and vinegar on sourdough bread. It came with a big dill pickle spear. I also paid extra for a bag of bbq kettle chips (crunchy and my favorite!) and a plastic bottle of ginger ale. Customers pick out their own chips from the many shelves they have and the drinks from the refrigerator; no self serve beverage dispensers here. Through the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, customers have a great view of the tall trees in the nearby woods, and the King and Queen buildings.

Great food and service! Everything on the menu is good, and I love their specials. Cute environment…read moretoo!

I visited Kale Me crazy in East Cobb for the first time and I tried their Power House smoothie…read more Although requested to leave out the cashews - it did not disappoint! The smoothie was fresh , flavorful, and avocado gave it that smoothness I love in a ... well , smoothie. No pun intended. It tasted like quality ingredients. The location itself is clean , inviting , seemed to be well ( my first visit ) maintained. There's enough seating for the small space indoors and especially outside, which makes it a great spot to relax or enjoy healthy food on the go . Next time I visit I will try a sandwich as well as another smoothie . I didn't realize they offered other options until I stopped by. The cashier was so kind and professional. She greeted me with a smile . I will definitely return .

I had seen this place a few times at a different location and the name caught my attention (I am a…read moresucker for word play). So when I happened to be in the neighborhood of this location and feeling pretty famished, I decided it was time to give it a try. Mind you, this was not a decision I came to lightly because I was borderline hangry and my favorite fast food guilty pleasure, Popeye's, was right across the street. But after a brief battle, the angel on my shoulder defeated the devil and I opted for the wholesome, health-oriented option rather than the greasy goodness that tempts me incessantly. I ordered a chicken quesadilla and grabbed a bottle of sparkling water to wash it down with and a cold-pressed beet juice for later. As soon as I placed my order, I started to wonder if I had made a mistake. If I didn't like the food, I risked regretting my healthier choice even if it was better for me. Luckily, however, that never came to fruition because the quesadilla was really yummy. I really enjoyed the flavors of the feta with the sun dried tomatoes. The beet juice was not really my cup of tea but that is more my personal preference than a knock on its preparation, though I do think $10 is way too much for any cold-pressed drink. I didn't realize how much it was until after I paid for it, but even if I had liked it, I think that price is a bit too hefty for what you get and would not recommend it. Overall, though, I did enjoy my visit to Kale Me Crazy and would probably return if the angel keeps winning its battles.

Easter Day. Got seated pretty quickly. The service was good…read moreand the food was great. The location in Brookhaven needs to be updated. It's old and run down.

I stopped by Flying Biscuit on a Sunday morning for a quick breakfast before a Costco run. The…read morestaff were friendly, and the wait was just under 10 minutes. I started off with a Chai Latte ($4.99), which turned out to be too sweet for me. For my entree, I ordered the Flying Biscuit Breakfast ($13.49). The sausage patties were a bit of a letdown. They were very dry, with gravy that was too thick and heavy. However, the biscuits were light, fluffy, and genuinely delicious. The eggs and grits were also well seasoned. I added a single Buttermilk Pancake on the side ($3.99), too. It was impressively large and came with butter and syrup. The flavor was decent, though not particularly memorable.

--Location/Parking-- Located in the Publix shopping square…read morewith plenty of parking. There is a Homegoods and Chic fil-a in the same square. During opening weekend I heard that there was a line stretch out for more than 6 hours wait. Location used to be a Won kitchen for Chinese food. --Ambience-- Small to-go type of Chinese fast food space. There are no seats and the standing room can hold maybe 10-15 people tightly packed. The walls are decorated with the sonic the hedgehog game levels. Hanging from the ceiling are the gold rings balloons which added to the charm. --Service/Staff-- This section I am torn on. The staff are just temporary hires and just doing what they are told. A lot of the communication on instagram is not relayed to the employees. So when you come in the employees do not have a clue on what is going on. The staff are doing their best to help everyone, but it is a temp job and I can see they are calling their managers/supervisors are what to do. --Food/Products-- Average or below average fast food. The fries were dry and overcooked. Chicken tenders were nothing to write home to. The Pizza dog, is typical frozen dinner. You come to the place for the experience and the merchandise which four days before closing and the merchandise, the majority were sold out. Don't they plan to restock? --Capacity-- Tight area, maybe 10-15 people in standing room only. There are four or five bar type tables. --Overall-- Go for the experience and the merch if you are a big Sonic the Hedgehog fan. Exclusive Atlanta merch help, if that is your thing. Only recommend if you are a big fan.

Came for opening day. I tried to be one of the first 25 in line for the giveaway. I ended up at…read moreabout #30 but still received a giveaway item. The items available were either a Shadow watch or figurine. I opted for a Tails figurine. The other merch looked ok but didn't appear to be officially licensed (based on the tags) . However, the designs were a great fusion of Sonic and Atlanta culture. I ordered a chili cheese dog and onion rings to eat. The onion rings were just ok but I really enjoyed the chili cheese dog. The hotdog was beef and the bun seemed like a nice brioche. Overall, this was a nice fun pop-up. However, it would've been nice if there was more hype for opening day (ex. drink samples, characters, music). The energy inside the restaurant didn't look to match the videos online. I'd go back for the chili cheese dog but I wouldn't wait in line.

I came here over the weekend and while the service was good. The burger fell apart after 2 to 3…read morebites. I believe that they are pressing the meat so much that it can't stay together so it falls apart. The restaurant was clean and it is missing the old vibes that it used to have. I remember going to Johnny Rockets as a kid and the waitress and waiters would sing or dance to old music but now it is just another food chain. This would not be my first option for sure.

I stopped by Johnny Rockets recently and was very disappointed in the lack of customer service…read more When I asked what a BOCA Burger was, the short-order cook dismissed my question with, "It's a black bean burger, it says it." When I tried to clarify where that was mentioned or get more information on nutrition, the cashier couldn't provide any insight either. The interaction made it clear that the staff hasn't received proper training in customer care. While this is a quick-stop, fast-food style restaurant, basic courtesy and product knowledge should be expected. Unfortunately, the lack of professionalism from the young employees behind the counter makes the experience unappealing and not worth a return visit.