This place is a REAL sandwich shop. I'm so obsessed with their buffalo chicken sub (hold the…read moreonions). The bread they use is top notch and I go here like twice a month

Great sandwiches and very friendly and helpful staff. I have never had a bad experience hereread more

Tried Wolcott Grill and Deli on Wolcott Rd and the chicken parm stole the whole show. Perfectly…read morefried cutlet, chunky rustic sauce, and a cheese pull that should come with a warning label. Two chef kisses, easily a 10 outa 10! I also grabbed the Signature Philly. Love the idea and the pride behind it. It just needs a little seasoning glow up, which is an easy fix. The potential is real and I'm rooting for them. If you want a killer chicken parm sammy, go meet Omar and the crew. Totally worth the trip!! Mangia!

The food is great and the service is great! Well worth going there to try! Anyone who got bad…read moreservice must have went when the last owners had it! They were horrible

Ordered for pick up via online for work breakfast. I got their southwest wrap and added turkey…read moremushrooms grilled onions and peppers to it. It was huge and delicious and had guacamole in it. I paid no more than six for the wrap. They even called me to confirm that I wanted turkey in it because I marked sausage, so they'd charge me for the turkey, and wrote turkey instead of sausage in the notes. It was so nice of them, and such an incredible service move. This place is a local place and I think family owned. It was my first time there and certainly won't be my last. The interior is small but so cute: they have a display of all their salads such as pasta salad and potato salad in a display case next to the register, and a coffee station against another wall near the entrance with soft and tasty looking pastries. They were fast, precise, and astoundingly affordable. Can't wait to go back. Thanks Heritage Deli & cafe, you guys rock !

This was a nice deli & cafe to stop in for lunch on our way home. Our subs were tasty and…read morereasonably priced. There is indoor seating which is also convenient. Cute little spot to check out.

Amazing deli sandwiches. One of my favorite spots! Great sesame seed grindrs! Great fresh food.read more

Another great sandwich from Naugatuck deli! Today I went with the stallion, fresh chicken cutlet,…read morebroccoli rabe, roasted peppers, mozzarella and prosciutto with balsamic on a hard roll. Delicious as usual and it's good prices too, $9

I was hoping that they would be serving the exact menu of every other Frankie's location in…read moreConnecticut. But I guess not! I don't know how they get away with it but they're famous for their Hummel footlong hot dog and their homemade relish. But you can't get the fresh homemade hot relish at this location as they have some other crap that they are serving in place of it. I don't know how they can get away with that? Not to mention many other menu items are no longer the same as the other Frankie's especially their fried broccoli. Is absolutely terrible at this location. Don't waste your time they overcook the hot dogs until it's a shriveled dry mess. I'm thoroughly disappointed and cannot believe that the Frankie's original owners are letting them get away with this.

This place is eh... I was in line at Als and left there to…read morecome here. That was a mistake. Frankies dog used to be the thing back in the day, this place has nothing special and the condiments are ok.. the hot relish is some gelatinous stuff, not really a relish It wasn't terrible, but Ya been warned !

Have to stop by and visit Bobadel Deli anytime I'm in town. It's simply the best when it comes to…read morehome made cooking. They offer a full deli with sandwiches and salads of every type. They offer a full deli case of salads. My favorites are the potato salad and chicken salad, but they have so many to pick from. Liz is so warm and welcoming that it makes service with a smile - a whole new meaning. Stop by and enjoy lunch in their welcoming dining room. You'll be happy you did - promise!

Met friends for breakfast. Good breakfast and service with a smile! Street road was a little noisy…read morebut enjoyed our visit.

I an a diner guy. Mary's is a diner. It was just a matter of time. Yesterday the stars aligned,…read moreand I made the 48 mile trip. Huge parking lot fairly full but, surprisingly, no wait time. Interesting list of specials by the entrance. The affable and efficient Karen was my server. I opted for Mary's omelet (when in Rome...). 3 eggs, with tomato, spinach, and feta; w home fries and rye toast. Coffee came quickly. As I do in many diners, I asked Karen if she could get me a ballpark figure of how many dozen eggs they go through in a typical week. She came back quickly. Converting to eggs, Mary's goes through approx 4,320 eggs / wk. Wow!!! The hens are thinking of unionizing and the roosters, although they won't admit it, are exhausted. Back to the food. The omelet was eggggcellent. Just the right amount of feta, which popped w each bite. HFs lightly spiced. Service (Karen) was excellent, as was food and value. Recommended. 4.5 stars

Yesterday was a very big day, and I have several reviews to catch up on. To start it off, let's…read moretake a trip to Mary's Diner for breakfast and see what this diner is all about. This was the only business I visited yesterday that was in the state of Connecticut. This is because this is where I wanted to have some breakfast before I caught the 8:45 am train to go to New York City, so I made my way here around 6 and got there maybe about half an hour after I started walking. There was a regular who got there less than a minute before I did. When I got there, we were actually the only two customers in the diner, so I decided to take my seat in the same stretch of the bar area as him, about three seats away. This is important to note because this gave me the chance to actually meet the owner, and I liked this because it gave me an introduction to what the owner's life is like, both in and out of the business. Later on in my visit we as well as that regular talked about New York City and Metro-North transportation policies which was pretty cool. And yes, Mary is quite friendly. Finally, regulars here get treated like family, so I can definitely see family becoming friends and friends becoming family in this diner. The interior of the place has a very elegant look to it. While Waterbury itself may be one of the least safe cities in this state to live in, you have to admit that Waterbury is not shy about having business that at least have the look of being on the fancier side of things. There's a patio that gives it outdoor seating as well as an atrium that overlooks that outdoor seating if you prefer to eat away from the dining area. The pictures on the way provide a window into not only Waterbury's past, but also some landmarks else in the world like the Eiffel Tower. My order was pretty simple. I did the Belgian Waffle with a side of bacon as well as two cups of coffee. I did also get to see what the other guy ordered (he didn't really need to say much about what they wanted because he'd been coming here a long time). If my taste buds were different then I could see myself ordering something to what he did because the presentation looked nice enough. This was some oatmeal with blueberries on top, a few hard-boiled eggs, and toasted English muffin. What can I say? You eat with your eyes first. Going back to my order, I put some syrup on my waffle and bacon. and ate away. It was a fluffy waffle, very easy to cut with a knife so that I can eat. It's an overall good, filling breakfast that would have no problem tying me over to when I get lunch once I got to Brooklyn. The coffee was good as well. The price wasn't bad either. I was charged about $18 for what I got which is about on par with other diners in this state I've been to not named Elm Street Diner. Honestly, rating this diner is a tricky because it could go either way between a 4 or a 5. I did round the last diner I had this conundrum with down to a 4, so this time I decided to do the opposite and round this up to the full 5. This is a very good diner that I think those passing by in Waterbury should definitely try out.

Haven't ate here in a few years. But was back in lovely Waterbury for school. The chicken piccata…read morewas great very flavorful and tender. My wife had a salad with chicken that was tender. Can't wait to try more stuff on the menu

I was really excited to try a grinder from this place because other people I know spoke highly of…read moretheir food. Unfortunately it wasn't what I was hoping for. I ordered a chicken cutlet, no cheese. I got home and opened it and it had cheese on it, but what was worse was they heated the grinder with the lettuce. The chicken cutlet itself was so mushy from the moisture that the breading came right off in one big piece. I tried to eat it but just couldn't. Also, Person who answered the phone (older guy, I assume may be the owner) was rude when answering the phone, I felt like I was bothering them to take my order. So got treated poorly and threw out the food, definitely will not return. If I could say something positive- the bread did look absolutely delicious, but with cheese and wilted lettuce juice on it even that wasn't worth salvaging.