The best sandwich and original Italian-style focaccia! Hands down. Fresh ingredients, sodas,…read moreunbelievable they had my fav CHINOTTO SODA available and Spritzs !!!

I have a lot of reviews to catch up on since I'm a major foodie, but this place absolutely deserves…read morea top spot on my list. I ordered the Toscana sandwich with 24-month prosciutto, burrata, truffle honey, and arugula, and I can confidently say it was the best sandwich I've ever had in my life--and that's coming from someone who has traveled all over Europe, including Italy. Every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh, and the combination of flavors was just unreal. I got mine extra toasted, and it came out perfect--warm, crispy, and honestly tasted like it was made fresh out of the garden. The quality really stands out. On top of that, the staff were super friendly and made the whole experience even better. I would highly recommend this restaurant. The price is absolutely worth it for the quality you're getting.

Great little sandwich shop with a lot of Italian charm! The sandwiches are tasty and the service…read morewas friendly and efficient. It is definitely on the pricier side, which is really the only thing that held it back for me. I don't think I'd drive across town just to come here, but if you're already in the plaza and need something quick and satisfying, it's a solid choice.

Welp Yelp, my familiarity with Genova's is based upon my long and well-established history with the…read moreG-Supernova in my hometown (Oakland), which makes me a little snobby in the sammich realm. Don't get me wrong, the Genova's in the big (little) Dub Cee does what it can to keep up and turns out some pretty decent sandwiches. It has all the trademark imported knickknacks (biscotti, multicolored taffy in well-worn bins, boxed panettone, etc.) as well as traditional staples like wine, fresh pasta and the famed Genova's brand boxed frozen ravioli for you to take home and spoil your family with in a variety of flavors like artichoke, mushroom and even pumpkin. But it lacks soul. It lacks spirit. It doesn't have any of the flavor that the Genova's in Oakland had and each sandwich churned out is indicative of that. It's just not that good. And for a sandwich you have to wait a mighty long time for, it better be good. Real good. So, I've come to terms with the fact that I don't have a Genova's left to go to and that's okay. Sometimes it's better to have loved and lost (a sandwich) than never to have loved at all.

This place is so good! The sandwiches are good especially Jaymee sirewich. The hardest part is…read morechoosing which sandwich to try for that day. The service was good and fast. One of my favorite parts is looking at all the decorations on the walls. There's so much to keep you entertained! Tables were slightly sticky and the soda machines weren't working so had to get the specialty bottled soda, but overall the meal was great, so can't complain.

I started off with a positive review but ended up changing it to a negative one. On July 6th I ate…read moreat this location since I was in the area for a vacation. I asked to make one of the sandwich vegan. Which is a sandwich that can be made vegan. Unknowingly the sandwich wasn't made vegan. So today I am cancel my plans since I have such a horrible stomach ache and having to use the bathroom more frequently.

I had been to awhile back in Danville and barely remembered the experience. I was always wanting to…read moregive it another chance. I happened to be in Wc running errands and iI stumbled upon this place. I decided to try the Philly special with American cheese and sweet Peppers. I believe it was the #17 on white bread. It was Lunchtime and there was a long line. The line went quickly but the workers were very efficient and the order was ready pretty quick. I had ordered it to go and the sandwich was really good. Jerseys Mikes redeemed itself with a quality sandwich and the service was on point.

I was at the Las Vegas Airport a few weeks ago and needed some breakfast/lunch that was reasonably…read morepriced, good quality and fresh. A friend steered me to Jersey Mike's for a BLT. I was hooked. Today - Wednesday, March 26, is when local Jersey Mike's owners and operators are celebrating "Day of Giving" where they will donate every single dollar that comes in to local charities. And, during the month of March, customers will have the option to round up their purchase to the nearest dollar or donate $1, $3, or $5 when placing their order. Charities include hospitals, youth organizations, food banks and more. This Walnut Creek Jersey Mike's is supporting the Special Olympics Northern California. Now to the good part. I ordered a Mike's Famous Philly Grilled onions, peppers & white American cheese and a BLT Bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo. Now I haven't been to Geno's Steaks or Pat's King of Steaks in Philadelphia, but I have to believe both establishments would be proud of the Jersey Mike's Philly. Perfectly cooked - tender steak with browned sweet onions, sweet peppers and really gooey cheese. I was in heaven. The BLT is a typical sandwich but good. It's my favorite so far. Fresh lettuce, ripe tomato's and bacon ---- ooohhh the bacon Like Danny DeVito says "Jersey Mike's is my happy place!" And a shout out to one of the hardest working restaurant staff I've seen in a long time. If you are near downtown Walnut Creek. Maybe you have finished up your shopping and Macy's or Nordstrom, Matt says check out Jersey Mike's. Like Danny, you will be glad you did.

It's been a long time since I had Mr. Pickle's. The one in Old Town Antioch served hot pastrami on…read morea crescent roll before they closed. They had the best dill pickles too! This one didn't have crescents, bread choices were minimal but I understand. I got the pastrami on sliced, soft sourdough. I don't usually care for sourdough but it was pretty good! Nice portion of meat & just the right amount of condiments. Very good sandwich! No pickle, but they made up for it w/a soft chocolate chip cookie! Nice staff & cool vibe. #GoTaste&See Note: It's okay to say hi/hello in public

After a less-than-stellar experience at Ike's, Mr. Pickle's really stood out. My first impression…read morewas of these hardworking sandwich makers, working tirelessly to create sandwiches. It made me eager to try their offerings, thinking their busyness meant they were amazing. And they didn't disappoint! The thick-cut cucumber was a great choice, the bell peppers were crispy, and the sauce was just incredible. The bread was also good! What truly set them apart from Ike's is the friendliness of the workers. They clearly want to make you feel welcome. Since I'll be here for two weeks, I'm sure I'll be back more often. If you don't have a car, no worries! I saw about four food delivery drivers just hanging out, waiting for orders. A shout-out to the Uber Eats and DoorDash workers!

While I've ordered from Mendocino Farms a few times through Doordash, this was the first time I'd…read morevisited in person. Because my orders always take super long to be delivered I was prepared to wait a bit, but my 'make your own' came out quickly. That being said I think they'd benefit from 1-2 order kiosk tablets instead of a cashier, but otherwise the service was helpful and prompt and I was able to grab my takeaway and eat on the patio. While it was super cute that some of the booths are made of faux grass I liked that they had normal seating available and the seats outside were comfortable as well. All in all, my in person experience was much better than the hour plus I usually wait to get my order through the apps (which sometimes are missing dressing), so I'll definitely come in person from now on.

Four of us came there for the first time . Three got the BLT . All three were disappointed ! The…read more bread was very thick , so was the tomato. The tomato must have been 3/4 of an inch thick . And all we're saying, where's the bacon? It was mostly bread and tomato. The bacon was so thin it was see thru. The advertising picture looking appetizing, but the sandwich didn't look like that when it came. They all said they wouldn't come back. I'd give a half a Star if it was an option.

Apologies to the staff who have to deal with me like at least three times a week, but I get up…read moreevery morning and go on a matcha search that usually ends here... I don't often frequent anywhere except for my house, so that speaks to how much I love this place. Highly recommend any iced matcha (especially seasonal options) or coffee and the Fancy Bagel. I mean, sunflower seed cream cheese? Who knew it could be so good. The Market is clearly my favorite place for matcha/coffee, bagels, and now dole whip (obviously). But what I love most is that they are innovators--they do not sit around and let the menu get dusty, they are always doing something new. New drinks, new cold foams, adding an ice cream machine. And not in a way that feels like whiplash, but just like menu drops that make sense. This is how you run a place that is good to locals and people visiting for the first time... You keep it interesting and that's what they do. So many local spots fall into the same old thing with zero changes and I genuinely LOVE that The Market isn't doing that!! 10/10. Also, the staff are just lovely x1000. Grace, Josh, Carla, McKenna, Izzy, (sorry if I spelled someone's name wrong!) and everyone else are true gems. They are consistently kind, upbeat, and engaging, and they are consistently good at producing drinks/food that don't change based on the day of the week and the weather. My matchas always taste the same, which is a big selling point for me. Anyway, all that to say--amazing place, amazing people, amazing matcha, and sorry that y'all have to deal with me 24/7.

This place is SO CUTE! The girls working here are kind and friendly. You can tell the drinks are…read morecreated with homemade ingredients. The outside area is peaceful. You can really tell the owners and people working here truly care. I came by myself today to get some work done, but next time want to bring my kids to play in the outside area. This place is truly for everyone!

Every time I walk past Babushka, my brain immediately starts singing "Babushka Babushka Babushka!"…read morelike Kate Bush. I can't help it. The name just demands it. Fortunately, the food inside lives up to the '80's music. This place is a little Eastern-European treasure chest. The meat selection alone is worth the trip: excellent veal sausages, proper kabanosy (both American-made and the legit European imports), and enough smoked and cured options to make you reconsider every bland sandwich you've ever eaten. Then there's the sweets. Not just a few shelves: an impressively deep lineup of Eastern European treats, both loose and packaged. The kind where you walk in thinking you'll grab one thing and leave with three mysterious chocolates and something wrapped in gold foil. It's also my most reliable solution for a sudden Żywiec beer craving. And if that's not the mood, there's always a jar of pickled mushrooms waiting patiently. In short: a small, charming deli that punches way above its size... and yes, I still sing the Kate Bush song every single time I go.

I really like the piroshki from this place. The ground beef is a must try, and I also love their…read moremushroom-only filling. Both are really good, and I've tried them several times. This time, though, I wanted to try something different, so I went with the chicken and mushroom filling. It was also very tasty. One thing I really like is that they focus more on the filling, and the bread is not too thick. It always has that slightly greasy goodness in the best way. So yummy. As much as I enjoyed the food, my interaction with the woman working there this time was not great. When I arrived, she was unpacking a box. She saw me but did not greet me or ask if I was ready to order. I stood there awkwardly for a few minutes before she finally asked. It would have been nice to be acknowledged right away. I ordered two different fillings, and when she was packing them, I asked if she could please label them so I would know which one was which. She responded by saying, "I wasn't going to make you guess." I did not find that very friendly. In fact, I thought it was borderline rude. I still really enjoyed the food, but that interaction took away from the overall experience a little bit. I wish the customer service had been a bit warmer.