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    Claro's Italian Markets

    Claro's Italian Markets

    4.3(497 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    Everything about this place is amazing! The store is great. The deserts are great and as my kid…read morewould say, the sandwiches are "da bomb". The wait can be long. Insider tip from someone who orders once to twice a month, call in your order! I've waited 45 mins in the past, which it was worth it but much nicer to call ahead and run in and out in 5 mins.

    Honestly, I don't know what the hype is. I saw a YouTube video saying this place served good…read moresandwiches. Man were they wrong. First off, I came in for two pastrami sandwiches which they promptly came out to me and said they didn't have any more pastrami. The lady was nice and said she would upgrade me to a different type of pastrami that actually cost more. Well whatever this crap was it didn't taste like pastrami at all. I got one soft bread and one crispy bread and the crispy bread could've chipped a tooth on a normal mouth so thank God I've got implants. Both sandwiches were painfully boring and I wish I had something good to say. I'm not sure what was put in my wife's sandwich either when she got explosive diarrhea less than 10 minutes after eating her sandwich? The cold cuts tasted off and I wanna say that they were rotten because I've been burping it all day. Something positive? I guess the store looked nice on the inside? Anyhow, without a doubt I will not be back because if Subway can make a better sandwich than you guys you're in trouble. And subway sucks by the way. Claro's... nah More like stay "Clearo" of this place.

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    Claro's Italian Markets - Custom sammy: alpino, turkey, margarite salami, and harvati cheese. yum!

    Custom sammy: alpino, turkey, margarite salami, and harvati cheese. yum!

    Claro's Italian Markets - So many meats to choose from...

    So many meats to choose from...

    Claro's Italian Markets - Addicted to espresso soda!

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    Addicted to espresso soda!

    My Lunch Spot - Beef Bulgogi! So good! ( ^_^)b

    My Lunch Spot

    4.6(316 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    I don't usually write for places unless I am THOROUGHLY impressed. With that being said, I was…read moredoing construction work in the city of Walnut, I saw this place on Apple Maps when I searched for "food" and thought I'd come in because the egg salad sandwich looked particularly good (which it was in fact delicious). The food is a small part of what I was given though, as this places service is outstanding. The owner is the sweetest lady ever, and you can tell she loves serving the people in her community. This lunch spot is in fact a STAPLE of the local area. It was very common for me coming in over the course of the month to see firefighters, postal workers, construction workers, police officers, etc. all sitting down and eating. The owner of course knew many of these people, so you know they enjoy coming in. This restaurant SERVES the community and I am not surprised at all that everyone in there enjoys the company and food. What an amazing place. Although my work has ended in Walnut, you can bet that I will be visiting next time I am out there. I hope the owner sees this and knows how much I appreciate her and her staff! I am hoping for this businesses continued success, it deserves an award or some sort of recognition. Keep on serving! -Tytan

    This is hands down the best sandwich spot in town. I've been here twice now, and both visits have…read moreexceeded my expectations. The food is amazing, but what really stood out was the customer service. The girl behind the counter had a great personality, explained everything thoroughly, and made the entire experience enjoyable. She overheard that I don't eat pork for religious reasons and immediately offered to completely sanitize her station before preparing my sandwich. That level of thoughtfulness and respect meant a lot to me. It's rare to find a place that delivers both excellent food and exceptional service, but this spot does exactly that. Highly recommend!

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    My Lunch Spot - Tuna Melt. YUM! ( ^_^)b

    Tuna Melt. YUM! ( ^_^)b

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    Veggie sandwich (no mayo) on squaw

    Yi Mei Deli - Salty Taiwanese Savory Soy Milk (Hot)

    Yi Mei Deli

    3.4(591 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    I stopped by this place one morning when I was craving some Taiwanese soymilk and goodies. It was…read moresmall, crowded and the service (as well as English proficiency) is not fully there, but that's expected at a legit mom and pop place like this. Personally, it felt more like a get in and get out kind of place, but some large group did actually try to cram in and sit in there. It's a bit stuffy and not the cleanest, with people waiting to order somewhat spilling into the seated areas, so I wouldn't recommend bringing a group or kids here. The back freezer has a variety of dumplings at 50 for $26 dollars ($27 for the shrimp), which is fairly priced compared to competitors. The steamed buns / baos are priced at $2.50 each and if you buy 10, you get one free. I bought an unsliced daikon radish cake for $14 and it yielded 17 thin slices. Sweetened large soymilk was 4.20 each and came piping hot to go. Quality of food is pretty good. We finished the pork and vegetable baos in one week. My picky daughter who normally only eats the outside of the bao actually ate the filling, to our surprise. The daikon cake was easy to slice and freeze individual slices for use later, but don't expect the same savory goodness of Cantonese dimsum dinners; it certainly tasted like it was missing something. Soymilk was thoroughly enjoyed, at least by the adults. It had that nice, earthy taste of freshly made goodness. We'll definitely be back to stock up on the baos and perhaps try out some of their dumplings.

    Once upon a time…read more.. Actually, 17.5 years ago, I wrote a review for this Taiwanese bakery institution, about a year after I started Yelping. As I recall, phones weren't used to take pictures and linking things involved a camera, a desktop computer, and cutting and pasting to post and link photos to my reviews. So here we are... a generous and thoughtful friend drove to the bay from SoCal bearing edible gifts. I met him a few hours after he arrived and immediately put the food in a refrigerator. A couple of days later, I grabbed one of each of the two items from here as part of me dinner. Here's what I had: A. Vegetable buns (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=aOUiGEn4LkCRWnzs-_dmEQ) - filling (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=mDwD1Ueo2__g9jssDjkRkw); fluffy but not dry buns filled with cabbage, cellophane noodles, and pickled cabbage. My suggestion in steaming is to bring the pot to a boil before placing it to steam and immediately cover the pot and turn off the stove. The heat from the boiling process and the cool down is enough to reheat these pre-cooked buns. B. Hua gwei (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=OKTdV-KbjUgV9QS3iACQsA) - (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=oYx8gygIV3qI5zX3_zDF2A); a mix of diced cooked radishes, minced pork, and a quarter slice of stewed egg is molded into this delicious pastry and topped with plenty of cilantro. It came with a delicious garlic, vinegar, soy dipping sauce. I remember dining at their original location in Monterey Park on Atlantic Blvd. back on the 1980's so this bakery has withstood the test of time and still has a loyal following. Over those years, I was not fond of these items as my palate leaned toward heavier noodle, meat, and saucy dishes. In recent years, I have been more open to flavors and my last trip to Taipei ten years ago always widened my horizons. My generous friend gave me a good supply that I froze. Trust me as my friend has frozen her stash for years and they keep well. I remember that the store had two entrances, one from inside the mall and the other from the outside by the parking area. Most of the pastries are on trays on tables where the customer was able to pick what they wanted with some in a counter next to the cash register. As my last visit was pre-Covid, I don't know how this might have changed. In my memory, there is no place to dine in there. I look forward to coming here again and seeing how much it has or hasn't changed.

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    Yi Mei Deli - As of 8/31/2025

    As of 8/31/2025

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