Just ok... nothing special. Had the pastrami Sam sandwich on rye. The rye bread was very stale…read more And the pastrami was average. The pickles and slaw were tasty. The interior looked old and worn out. The good news is they are moving to a new location, across the street in July. Our server was not the most attentive. The restaurant was slow and I had to flag him down or go get him when we needed something, like to-go boxes. When I told him the bread was stale he was nice enough to bring me 2 more slices of stale bread. We do not live in the area and to not plan to return anytime soon.

Review is for take out only. Stopped by for bagels only--was surprised at their lack of variety (…read moreno egg, no cinnamon raisin, no pretzel, etc etc). Got a dozen--and when I opened them up the next morning I was no t happy that the salt ones really did not have salt, and were soggy. The everything and sesame were good, however, and fairly large. Bought a container of cream cheese with nova spread: creamy with big chunks of nova- yummy and hubby was happy with it. Also bought some rugelach and halvah although haven't had a chance to try them. Service was fair.

With so many Israeli restaurants opening in the area it's hard to really find something that…read moreactually feels like Israel.. this is a place you call home. You walk in and there's generations of photos on the walls and employees that have been there since day 1. Food is always consistent and that's not something you come by these days. Salads are loaded on the table like you walked into an Israeli grandmas house and you can't beat the price for what you get. Screw the mainstream places that charge an arm and a leg that don't even bring you back to your roots. Go and enjoy what it's really like to feel well fed and at home

After our JCC gym classes, a group of us women headed over to this little hole in the wall that one…read moreof us highly recommended for their lemonade called Lemonanna - to go for. We arrived and there was a wait but it's a small little place so we waited outside until another group of people came and started smoking so we went inside ... When we saw that one of the tables was available and there was really no place to stand, one of us went over to start to sit down (as a solution) and the waitress whose name was Lulli or Lolli started yelling at us telling us that she had to clean first and I said yeah, but there's no place for stand and she yelled that we had to wait. Now, if you've been to Israel, you'll know that people are pretty rude. Kind of nasty they yell at each other we all know and accept it. And you kind of expect it if you go to an Israeli restaurant coz you're gonna get treated poorly. They act like you're bothering them. Of course it's not true of all Israeli restaurants but it's a generalization that's pretty spot on. Once you do get seated and she calms her ass down, you order the most amazing lemonade with fresh lemon, mint, and blended with ice that is to perfection. There's a spread already on the table of small little salads, chickpeas, carrots a lot of cabbage beets etc , to pick on while you're choosing from the extensive Israeli food on the menu . They have all the great Middle Eastern foods that you'll find in Israel . The hummus, the baba ghanoush, the falafel, the amazing is really salad with all the fresh herbs and the delicious fresh ingredients. Five of us spent about $22 each and had the best time despite our waitress and the leaky ceiling and the pretty dingy decor , but that's why we come here. Oh, and the tip is included in the price, which is probably why your waitress doesn't give a damn if you like her or not. We will be returning here for that Lemonanna and overlook Loli or whatever her name was.

I had not been to Bagel Cove in many years, but I was pleasantly surprised! From the decor to the…read morefood and the service, everything was wonderful! We came in on a Saturday morning and sat outside which has beautiful lights and fans which made it very pleasant. Our server was so sweet and made some great recommendations! Finally, the food was delicious, perfect for a Saturday brunch. If you are looking for quality food and a homey environment, Bagel cove is the place for you!

The Cove delivered food to our home the order was not done the correct way, I called the manager…read moretook responsibility and sent a new order the next day. Professional Respectful Pleasant

I just ate the BEST Pastrami on rye No more do I have to…read moredrive to Ben's in Boca It melts in your mouth five star I highly recommend Outrageous I would have taken a picture of the sandwich but I devoured it lol

I am compelled to write this review in regard to my visit today. I made a purchase on Tuesday,…read moremainly for chicken soup as I am very sick. Firstly, access to the store is horrible with the scaffolding and LAKE of water in front of the store. When I got in there was only a cashier and a brown haired older lady that behaved like the owner. I went to purchase more soup but, had to return 2 items. The first one was a $6 bottle of coconut water that wouldn't open even with a wrench & the second was a buy one, get one free buffalo chicken wrap. Yes, I opened one of the wraps & honestly never tasted something so vile in my life. It was basically the coating of the fried chicken, mushy & pasty with hot sauce so strong that I couldn't swallow it. The cashier told Big Boss Lady that I was making a return without a receipt, which I was HOLDING IN MY HAND. Boss lady opened up the returned wrap & started eating it in front of me while she told the cashier to give me 1/2 refund. I never would have returned it had I not needed more soup. I would have thrown it away as I do with several of your prepared items. I wouldn't have gone in with the flood in front of the store. Maybe boss lady had an issue with me because I was wearing sweatpants & a t shirt and though I was a homeless bum. She made the girl examine the receipt to make extra sure. I do not need your refund or anything from you for that matter. I have been shopping there for over 20 years & basically don't pay attention to nonsense. She was so rude and told the girl that it should be final sale. It's the final purchase that I will make at your store. I don't need that type of behavior when I live across the street from KC Market which has everything. I will end this review with her last words "only in America". I also can't believe that you haven't addressed the flooding in the parking lot. The tenants are responsible for maintaining the drainage & it has been this bad for as long as I can remember. You aren't the only Kosher place in town.

Staff helpful, friendly and inviting. Turkey club amazeballs! Ate just half, all I need in life…read more Hazelnutted Latte in my moufh--super pleasant taste and mouthfeel. This is the Spot, rather, MITCHS DOWNTOWN IS THE SPOT!! Come in and live a little, life on the tip of them tastebuds.

If you haven't already been, Mitch's Downtown is a must try! Great food, wide variety, sizable…read moreportions, fair prices, excellent service ... Sasha was a joy. We'll be back soon! Park in the garage, Mitch's is in the interior courtyard area, first floor.

The menu at Kalinka is a prime example of how we have more in common than some like to portray…read more Whether you call it aji relleno, stuffed bell peppers or perchenok s kuritza, we all love a delicious sauteed pepper stuffed with seasoned shredded chicken. This was my recent dinner at Kalinka, where instead of my usual barbecue sauce I seasoned it with sour cream ("smetana")! It's always great to expand one's culinary horizons, isn't that what makes a foodie? As other reviewers mentioned, the majority of the space is a grocery store stocking traditional dishes from Russia and other Eastern European countries. There are a few tables inside the store as well as outside. You order at the counter, and your dish is brought out to your table if eating in. Besides my chicken dish, I also enjoyed a portion of kachapuri (stuffed cheese bread) as well as a warm and flaky cherry pie ("vishni"). One of my overseas friends recommended pomegranate juice as part of my wellness regimen. To my delight, I was able to purchase a large bottle of it (sok granat). The cashier / deli attendant helped me find it, and also gave me the opportunity to place my order in Russian as well. Thank you for that "above and beyond" level of service. Blagodario bas!

Such a cool place to pop by and pick up something hot or a pastry to go. They also have a good…read morevariety in their grocery section. Counter staff were patient when I didn't know what I wanted and directed me towards the "house tubes" which were like waffle cones rolled up into a tube and filled with caramel, it was delicious!

Haven't been here in awhile but so glad I came back. The prices have doubled like every other…read morerestaurant but the food and portions are still great. Hands down the food is soooooo good. Service top notch! It's very clean and welcoming atmosphere. Our breakfast place for now on.

Casual diner with breakfast and lunch options. The waiter seemed overwhelmed (not sure if maybe she…read morehad too many tables at once), but overall the service was average. The food portions are large, definitely shareable.

If you're from Caracas, this place brings a very nostalgic feeling. Manhattan International Bakery…read morehas that classic Venezuelan bakery vibe that's hard to find nowadays in South Florida. The coffee is consistently great, the bakery items are always fresh and tasty, and you can tell they keep up with quality day after day. Service is friendly, the atmosphere feels familiar and comforting, and it's one of those spots that becomes part of your routine once you discover it. Not perfect, but definitely a solid local favorite for good pastries, coffee, and a little taste of home. Buen provecho!

stop by this bakery to get some coffee, and I was pleasantly surprised at the variety and baked…read moregoods. The owners seem to be French, and although there was a little bit of a language barrier, the coffee and the pastries were really excellent. There was a lot of people sitting outside, which means that naturally this place was delicious. I really loved the Nutella they used on the croissants and the dolce. Del Leche pastries were super special as well. Cute Spanish twist for a french bakery.

Had lunch at Mo's deli on Hallandale Beach Blvd. I ordered a white fish salad sandwich on a bagel…read more It was plentiful and delicious. They add French fries for free as a part of the order. My only gripe was that is was overpriced at $21.95 plus a soda. Add a tip and my bill was over $30 for a lunch. I had the same thing with Bagel Nosh up the road on Hallandale Beach Blvd and the same sandwich cost me $14.95. What a big difference. It makes think rethink where I might go in the future.

Besides it being a bit pricey, I was very happy with my experience! We were greeted and sat…read moreimmediately and our server came right over for our drink order. The whole place was very clean, neat and organized. Upon bringing our beverages, we're were served 4 DELICIOUS pieces of fresh complimentary coffee cake. Our server was very conscious of our drink levels and was all over keeping our glasses filled. When our food was served, it was hot and in very large portions. I have to say that I really really enjoyed my omelette along with a bagel it came with. As I said, initially, pricing was a little high, but the service food and ambience of the place was awesome. I will definitely go back to try their deli instead of breakfast that I had this time.

A Russian market and language school all in one :) (well not formally a school, but the employees…read morehave always been helpful in putting my DuoLingo lessons to real world usage.) For my most recent stop to grab dessert after dinner nearby, to other times when I have enjoyed savory dishes in their adjacent sit down restaurant, Matryoshka was one of Sunny Isles' first delis stocking a wide variety of authentic food from Russia, Belarus, and various other European countries. They also have Mediterranean dishes for sale. It is mostly a grocery store, along with a well stocked (and clearly labeled) buffet of entrees and desserts. Since it is in the corner of a shopping plaza, they have outside tables along both sides if you want to enjoy your bites with a view of the Sunny Isles skyline. The blini (pancakes) I enjoyed tonight were filled with cheese and a mixed berry compote, and went perfectly with my latte (kofe s molokom).

The ice cream was so yummy. My first time trying it, and I loved it a lot. This is probably not the…read morepoint of this place, but still im writing a review on this place because of the ice cream.