I lunched Gourmet Deli House on Friday and thankfully it was not too busy. We were seated…read moreimmediately at a table near their bussing cart and kitchen which was a little loud but it was nice to see the rolling carts coming from the kitchen with everything that was ordered. The Lobster Salad Melt was definitely a popular choice. My husband thought the menu was huge and had so many things we wanted so we decided that we had to order the Whitefish Salad with Rye Bread and a Turkey Reuben. The complimentary added pickles made the meal perfect. Our server, Tyra, was great! She had a great attitude and made sure that we had everything we needed right down to the take home containers for our leftovers since the portions are so big. Everything we ordered was delicious and I was a little skeptical when I looked at the ingedients because it seemed like there was a lot of colorful fillers in the whitefish (and all their salads that are scooped) but it worked to give an added flavor but not over powering the fish flavor. The restaurant was clean and definitely could tell that it had been around for a long time. The meal was great and we are looking forward to a return visit and to check out their wonderful bakery items in the showcase.

Unfortunately, every time I come back to Gourmet Deli House wanting to give it another chance, I…read moreleave more disappointed. This is definitely not the same place it was 15-20 years ago. A lot of the foods and selections that made this place special have disappeared from the menu, and now the customer service seems to be going in the same direction. Today I stopped in for somewhere between 1/8 and 1/4 pound of lox. It's just me eating it, so I didn't need a full quarter pound. The woman at the counter told me, rather abruptly, that she would only sell me a quarter pound. I explained that I wanted an eighth and that a little over was perfectly fine. Her response was essentially, "I'm only selling a quarter pound." Fortunately, the gentleman slicing the lox simply listened to what I was asking for and took care of me. Thank you to him. To the woman working the register/counter today: customer service matters, especially for a longtime local business where people remember how good the place used to be. A simple request from a paying customer shouldn't turn into an argument over a couple of ounces of lox. I genuinely want to see this place succeed, but if the quality, selection, and customer service continue in this direction, I have a hard time seeing Gourmet Deli House being around much longer.

My coworker asked if I wanted to join her. Told her yes but the walk back may be brutal in the sun…read more We still decided to make the four block trek. I was pleasantly surprised that the terrible smell that had smacked me on the face upon opening the entrance door was finally gone. The hostess sat us at a table and took our drink order. I asked if I could get the pastrami with cheese on a croissant as the bread was toasted too hard my last visit. I also opted for onion rings as my side. I was delighted with the look of my plate when it arrived. Pastrami looked and tasted absolutely perfect on the light and fluffy croissant. I even got a side of Russian dressing to add a hint of spice to everything. Toojays has certainly redeemed themselves in my eyes and I look forward to my next visit.

We used to come here a lot with my mom. And since we hadn't been in a while, we decided to stop by…read morefor lunch. They had a "pick too" which appealed -- soup or sandwich or salad. I decided to get matzah ball soup and half a corned beef sandwich on rye. The soup was very good. And it was served first, and was hot in a small bowl. My husband really liked his beef cabbage soup, too. My sandwich, however, was awful. The bread was decent, but the meat tasted so processed -- like baloney. After we pointed it out, the manager told me it had been cut wrong (with the grain). He cut some more corned beef "correctly" and brought it back. It still wasn't very good. Slightly better, but I told my husband it could have been canned ham. The manager said they changed suppliers a few years back. I think they need to change again. My husband's chopped liver was a much better choice. It came with lettuce and tomato. Oh, and of the sides, I liked the red bliss potato salad better than their coleslaw -- which had a lot of mayo in it. Bottom line -- come for breakfast or deli, but skip the corned beef.

I've recently been visiting Aioli more often and have generally enjoyed my experiences, but…read moreunfortunately my visit this past Saturday left a bad taste. It was very busy, which I completely understand, but the woman taking my to-go order was unnecessarily rude and dismissive. Being busy is understandable, but it shouldn't affect how customers are spoken to or treated. The person taking orders is often the first interaction a customer has, and that experience matters. A little patience, professionalism, and courtesy goes a long way, even during a rush. I enjoy coming to Aioli, which is why I hope management takes this feedback constructively and is more mindful of who is interacting with customers at the counter.

Loved this spot! Came after my best friend recommended it and it did not disappoint. It's not…read moresurprising they're on the Michelin guide! They have a wide selection of pastries, that all looked delicious. We got 2 of their spinach feta pastries and they were seriously a 10/10, perfectly flaky and soft in the right sports, the filling was beyond. I only wish they had a way to warm them up :( But regardless, delicious! I also got their BEC on a biscuit and it was amazing, the biscuit was outstanding. Service was quick and easy, everyone was very nice. There are a lot of tables and seating, and although busy, everything moves pretty quickly. This is a great spot for family brunch on weekends, a cute date, or time with friends! Their bread looked incredible too, can't wait to go back!

We've driven by L-Dub Subs so many times and kept telling ourselves, "We need to try this place."…read moreWell, today we finally stopped in and now we're honestly upset we didn't try it sooner! The staff was super friendly, the subs were delicious, and they have a great selection of both hot and cold subs. We went with the Italian Stallion, and it definitely did not disappoint! I always say what makes or breaks a great sub is the bread, and L-Dub's bread is fresh, flavorful, and absolutely perfect when toasted. It really brings the whole sandwich together. If you haven't tried L-Dub Subs yet, stop procrastinating like I did! Make the trip, you won't regret it. We'll definitely be back sooner rather than later! Great find in downtown Lake Worth

A great Sub Lunch at L-Dub this afternoon! Small place with…read morea big friendly personality. The crew here is very helpful and put together a wonderful sub experience for us to enjoy! I had the 12 inch Meet Up with 2 meats and choice of cheese. Made perfectly and I took half home for dinner!

I had the 12" Americano (roast beef, turkey, ham & provolone) on crispy sesame seeded bread. I got…read moreit with mayo, lettuce, tomato, extra sweet peppers, banana peppers & crispy onions. This sub must have weighed in at 5+ pounds. This is the biggest baddest sub I've had in south Florida. This sub blows Laspadas away. It tasted great and the toppings were great & fresh. For you Chicagoins, they have sport peppers. This is a must go to sub shop.

My friend was out of commission and craving an Italian sub so I tried this spot. Ordered in advance…read morebut they were busy during the lunch hour. It was certainly worth the wait and I got to see how they freshly slice the meats. I ordered my italiano pressed and it was fantastic. Melty cheese and flavorful with each bite. Highly recommend this spot.

Italian sausage, peppers and egg on croissant for breakfast was excellent sandwich, interesting…read morevariation for breakfast sandwich. Nice clean little deli with all the choices, I'll be back.

Open layout is super nice, If you arrive close to closing…read moretime, I think twice! Food quality is like a dream, But the price to add salmon was a little obscene! The hungry Poet is back. I just want to touch base about my most recent visit to Lenora's. I've been to this location about three times. This is the location on Dixie Highway. They have open air seating, which is really nice on most evenings. This particular evening we arrived about 30 minutes before they were scheduled to close more like 35 minutes before they were scheduled to close at 10 PM. It was a Friday night. We ordered a pizza and the rigatoni with mushrooms and cream sauce and I wanted to add a piece of salmon to it. After we sat down, my boyfriend's pizza came out in about seven minutes maximum. It was piping hot. The cheese was kind of sloppy and all over the place. It didn't really look like it was made with love. But he said it was good. My food however, took about 20 to 25 minutes longer than his pizza did. He was done eating his entire pizza before my food came out. That's never a good situation. They could've at least warned us of that, or let us know that that would be the case if they didn't realize it until they started making the food. There were only two other tables there. Once my food did come out, the salmon that I added for protein was almost $15. Obscene! I could get almost 3 pounds of salmon for that amount. It was maybe a 6 ounce piece maybe. And when they brought it out, it was raw in the middle. So I had to send it back and that was not met with a positive attitude, even though we brought up the issue with a very positive attitude despite having to wait almost 30 minutes for me to even get my food after my boyfriend had finished his pizza. They brought the salmon back and when they returned it, the employee was very pleasant and asked if I wanted to check it first. I ended up eating half of the pasta and packing the rest up to take home because by this time it was a few minutes after 10 o'clock and we didn't want to sit there as the only table left when we knew that they were obviously ready for closing time. One thing I must say is that I think divine intervention kept me in a great mood because they played my favorite journey song, they played my favorite song of all time, which is Tears for Fears. Everybody wants to rule the world, and then they played Bob Seger, who is definitely the artist who would've been my boyfriend or at least my celebrity crush had I've been born a few years earlier. Anyway, that's me giving it to you Straight No Chaser. Enjoy!

We timed it right! As walk-ins, you never know, but it was a bit later so we ordered quickly, sat…read moreimmediately, and within a few minutes, we were loving the high-temperature pizza oven pizza. We ordered a Margherita pizza with mushrooms and sausage, fresh mozzarella, and basil. The crust was delicious but failed the fold test. Frankly, I don't give a damn . It was so good I even ate my girlfriend's crust! The sauce was thick and balanced, the toppings plentiful and fresh. We both looked at the last slices and after deciding to take them home, we instead couldn't resist and ate them. Very reasonably priced, under $20.

You don't go to this Bakery/Deli for ambiance. However you definitely "need" to go here for…read moreanything made with bread. Fresh baked, crusty, heavenly italian style bread. The sesame seeded bread is my favorite and competes with most Arthur Ave. Bronx breads! We did a sampler on the stuffed breads. Omg!!! All great. Personal samples $3.99 each Pepperoni/Mozzarella; Sausage Peppers/Mozzarella; Broccoli/Mozzarella; Spinach/Mozzarella

Finally got to check out Colombino Italian Bakery, and I can't believe I waited this long! The…read morebakery itself isn't much to look at, no seating, counter service only, and a simple interior. But if you're a bread lover, none of that matters because the bread here is incredible. I haven't tried anything else on the menu yet, but the prices are incredibly reasonable for such high-quality bread. It's a great deal, and I'll definitely be back to grab an extra loaf (trust me, you'll want to) and explore more of what they offer. Highly recommend if you're all about that fresh, hearty bread!

Nice and clean, but I wish they had passion fruit available. The customer service was pleasentread more

Stopped in today for a quick grab. The manager saw me looking at the deli case and offered me a…read morefree sample. This is just another reason why I embrace the Latin American community. He gave me a sample of steak with rice and peas, the meat melted in my mouth. The rice and peas were moist and very flavorful. It's a medium size grocery store that is very clean inside and the staff is super friendly.

This is place is NOT totally awesome, infact it is over priced for the portion size and the…read moreattitude from the employee behind the counter. This was definitely a one and done because there was nothing special about this place. DO NOT ORDER A SALAD because it only comes with 3 small cucumber slices, 2 green pepper slices, onions, and 4 tiny tomato slices for $13.99. If you want the other toppings that come on a sub, there is individually a $.75 upcharge for sweet peppers, hot peppers, pickles, and jalapenos. If I had known before I ordered, I would have just gotten the sub that was the same price as my "sub in a tub" (no bread). My salad was just boring and not TOTALLY AWESOME! I ordered my Chef Salad to go and when I got home, it was missing the turkey and the roast beef was only half of a slice. Less than 3 oz. of meat on the whole salad. THEY ALSO CHARGE EXTRA (3.5%) FOR ANY FORM OF PAYMENT OTHER THAN GREEN CASH.

It's been years since I tried another cheesesteak from this shop…read moreIt looks like it looked back years ago only more expensive $19.20 for a 12 inch something, skimpy is what it is that disgrace to God Christ horrible and done never again spent $75 with tip and everything else