Giamela's is an institution. I've been many times over the years but haven't been for a while…read more It's still just as good as I remember. Classic fast and affordable Italian subs, dishes and pizza. It's not fine dining, but a solid value for the price. The pepperstake sub is an absolute classic!

Best bang for your buck if you love pastrami or sandwiches in general. This is a staple in the…read morecommunity and they literally have sandwiches that rival the best around LA. They have recently expanded their dinning area, but the parking is challenging. (park around the neighborhood, their lot is small) I love this place. Call ahead during busy hours so you don't have to wait in line.

Fun spot in frogtown! Small & simple but really interesting menu based on NPR hosts. We ordered the…read moreSan Julian & Larry mantle. Larry mantle was amazing! Came with a little vinegar dressing. A bit spicy. Perfect flavor. San Julian was good, beautiful & colorful but not my favorite. Spicy. Kind of like Tuna but pork. Baguette was SO fresh and soft. Cool outdoor eating area.

Wax Paper makes sandwiches like public radio makes shows. A little left of the dial if you know…read morewhat I'm pitching, Frogtown... Calm, thoughtful, and somehow better because nobody is yelling at you. You take a bite and think, "This was researched." The ingredients make sense. The bread has integrity. Nothing is flashy, but everything works together -- like a tote bag full of flavor. Sometimes they sell out, which feels right. If they didn't, I'd worry they were sponsored by a mattress company. I ate the sandwich quietly and nodded, like I was agreeing with an interesting interview. More pickle please.

I've been here a bunch of times and it feels like whenever I'm in the Glendale area I somehow end…read moreup back here. It's a Mediterranean spot that serves some really good food. I almost always go for the hummus meze platter which comes with hummus, rice, salad, pita, falafel, and your choice of protein. I usually get the fried chicken which is crispy on the outside and moist inside. I also like to order a side of fries to share. They come out nice and crispy and are topped with sumac which gives them a really nice flavor. One thing to note is that seating is all outdoors, so if it's cold just bring a jacket. Overall I like this place a lot and I'll definitely keep coming back.

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I'm not a big fan of Pastrami....but I don't know what Don Daisy does to theirs cuz wow I'm…read morehooked!! I got the Don Pastrami sandwich (added jalapeños) and was amazed but how tasty it was! They smoke their pastrami for 14 hours and the kettle chips adds a great crunchy texture to each bite! The lady here is so sweet and brings the food out to you when it's ready. Street parking was easy to find! However, the seating is very limited (only 2 small tables) so probably not great for a group gathering.

AMAZING sandwiches. Small storefront on the Glendale street. There are two tables each with two…read morechairs. A very intimate vibe since it's so small, you walk up to the counter and order. I got a Don Daisy sandwich on ciabatta. It was absolutely amazing , the perfect sandwich balance. The chips in the sandwich were my favorite part - they added a lot of extra texture and crisp. The cucumbers were also a highlight, cutting through the salty fats of the meat. They really balanced each element out well. I waited around 15 minutes after ordering to receive my sandwich, and a table had opened up by the time I got it, so I ate inside. A great experience overall. Highly recommend! Worth all the hype and the slightly more expensive price tag.

Easy. Fast. Satisfying…read more And...Mom approved! I didn't want to make dinner after a long day at work and then running my kid to an activity. It was getting late, so while I waited for the kid in the car at their activity, I went on The Heights website found an order form and placed an order for some sammies all in 5 minutes. I didn't even ask the hubs or the vegetarian kid what they wanted. I went with what I thought they'd like. 15-minutes later, I was picking the sandwiches up at the walk-in only shop. There was no line and better yet, they were wrapped up and ready to go when I walked in. The smiling lady asked if I wanted napkins or utensils. They have case after case of cold drinks so we picked out a couple of drinks, paid for those and left. It was easy and fast. Enjoyed the yumminess at home. I normally would save a half for another meal but my "Pasadena" hit the spot that I finished it up all at once. Quality bread, meats, cheese, fillings aka all the ingredients...to boot! PS the kid loved theirs and so did the hub. Thanks for making dinner: easy and delicious! There are no pictures because it was too delicious to take the time out and take any. Just order.

The sandwiches here are DELICIOUS!! I've been getting the sichel st for my co workers and I, in the…read morepast and we always love the food! Service is always super quick and all the workers that I've interacted with have been super nice and friendly! It is definitely a grab and go experience, no real seating area but the food makes up for it! First time I tried their pasta and it was amazing! Everything was clearly made fresh to order and portions are generous! Thanks so much for the amazing meals!

Very very good. Like a true New York style pizza. 2 slices plus a fountain drink less than $10. Had…read more2 cheese. My brother opted for pepperoni. Righteous amount of cheese with a whisper of drip. Great understructure and easy fold. Slight burn at crust. To make it perfect, our server was super polite and smiley. Going back.

My son and I were looking for some place close by after enjoying the morning at Griffith…read moreObservatory. My son said he wanted pizza so we drove over to Tomato Pizza Pie. We ordered a few slices and drinks. We weren't really sure where to go to get the drink so I had to ask and they said we could walk to the right, it felt like we were walking into the kitchen area. After a few minutes our slices were done. My son who normally loves a NY style or thin crust loved the Sicilian style and ended up wanting one more slice to-go. The slices were a nice size and heated well. They offer coke products which makes me happy. The employees were friendly. I do think the prices are a tad high, but we enjoyed our pizza and wouldn't hesitate to come back if we were in the area.

I have become more recently irregular at this particular location of Jersey Mike's. There are only…read moretwo sandwiches that I love to order. One of them is the Big Kahuna, but without the bell peppers. And the other is the chicken bacon ranch. They are both so tasty and so satisfying. My little one likes to come here with me and Cher a sandwich. She actually likes to get the mini Big Kahuna, but with no peppers and no jalapeños. My lil monster loves the combination of cheese, mushrooms, and onion. The girls who work here are all very sweet. They don't mind a little conversation with you. I love that everything is made to order. I love that when I order a Big Kahuna. I know that my meat will be freshly cooked on the grill/griddle. Every time I come to the restaurant, it is spotless. Even when there were a bunch of elementary school, aged boys having lunch there, quickly after they left, they threw away their trash, and just after that their table was cleaned and sanitized. I like that I feel safe in this environment. I like that they take responsibility for the dining area. Parking here can be kind of difficult. There are 215 minute waiting spots in front of quite possibly two of the most busy businesses in this little strip mall but hey, at least there's parking.

First guy that "helped" me was super dismissive and not helpful at all. Seemed like me being there…read morewas annoying to him. (I would normally include* his name but he wasn't wearing a name tag) The other staff were very attentive and helpful. Food was really good!

Amazing service, friendly faces. As soon as i walked in i was greeted with smiles and waves. They…read moretruly care about customers, and the neighborhood. I ordered a Turk, Italian, Eggplant Fries, and a cookie. Most sandwiches come with simple mods to make it your way and optimize tastiness. The Turk is the Perfect Sandwich. Crunchy, savory, tasty, good bread. My personal cheat code is grabbing some cool ranch chips with it. Please try this sandwich shop! Decent portions, fresh quality, and dont forget the dessert!!

the best caesar wrap you'll ever have couldn't recommend more, troy was the sweetest.read more

Cute place! Lots of options on the menu. All of them unique and healthy- so many things I wanted to…read moretry. The inside is quaint and cozy and the patio is spacious and private. You go up to the counter to order your food, they have some of it on display so you get a visual which was nice, and they'll bring it to you when it's ready. The workers were kind and helpful. Overall nice and yummy experience! Some gluten free options, not celiac safe, but enough to give me some variety

Oh, I love Forage! Mostly for the bobo tree house vibe, and the veggie forward menu. The iced tea…read moreis also amazing. Sometimes the food is a bit salty, but otherwise full of healthy options (10 + kinds of salad and veggie dishes) with decedent choices, too (extra cheesy lasagna). It's a self service restaurant, but also expensive. You set your own table and pour your own water glasses. Dinner for two with beverages is easily $85 or more with tip. There are no refills on drinks like iced tea. The upside of it being self service, is you can hang out as long and chat as long as you like. There is good chance if you do linger that you might order desert or a second small $10 iced tea (with tax and tip). It would be quite easy to spend well over $100 for 2, without table service... If it were a little less expensive, I would be a regular... but if it were less expensive then it would be hard to find a table because that whole neighborhood would be hanging out here.

I think out of all the places I've traveled to so far, my favorite would have to be Italy. During a…read morelazy afternoon after visiting the Pantheon in Rome, we had our first experience with All'Antico after taking a 5 minute walk down the road. They actually had 2 separate locations flanking the pedestrian road, so there were two long lines snaking out in opposite directions. While we were waiting in line, we bumped into a couple from Spain who were also visiting. They gave my wife some personal recommendations, advising we get the blood orange soda with our sandwiches. After getting said sandwiches (the La Paradiso), we nibbled on them while walking to Sant'Ignazio of Loyola Church, which is that cathedral where there's a mirror directed up towards the murals on the ceiling and a huge selfie line. Hot damn were those sandwiches good. The thinly sliced mortadella paired perfectly with that buttery, green pistachio spread. The only challenge for my taste buds was the mild oral trauma I sustained from punching through the crispy bread; your gums started to feel it by the time you devoured your sandwich. But we liked it so much that when we later took the train to Florence, we sought All'Antico again at their original location. I thought that would be my last experience with All'Antico (unless, of course, I came back to Italy). So imagine my surprise when later that year I heard All'Antico had coincidentally opened a branch in Los Angeles, although rather awkwardly situated in Koreantown. Even though we live 30 minutes away, we made the drive immediately. There was no way this remote All'Antico location, thousands of miles from Italy, would live up to the experience I had in Rome earlier that year. But I was mistaken. Not only is the taste spot on, but the bread they serve is actually chewier and removed the gum calisthenics I suffered in Italy. And yes, they also have the blood orange soda as well. It's a little weird their location is in Koreatown, but not a big deal; we'll usually do a bingsu run afterward. Just like their locations in Italy, All'Antico is small but they do have a small collection of bar seats, some of which overlook the staff as they're making your sandwich. Be mentally prepared though to take it to go depending on how busy it is. Parking sucks too; there's street parking only, but if you come on Sunday you don't have to pay. Every so often now, we'll make the 30 minute drive just to relive that slice of Italy we experienced nearly 2 years ago. Thankfully, not a lot of people recognize how good this place is yet, as the lines aren't crazy long like they are in Italy. For all the other Yelpers in on it too, let's keep it our little secret for now.

Pretty good spot I'd recommend to friends. Came on a Saturday 12:30pm, there was just 1-2 parties…read moreahead of me in line. I was surprised there weren't more people! Lunch rush came around 1:30pm. The workers were kind and helpful, each working diligently to complete everyone's order timely. I ordered the Mamma Mia, Dante, New Yorker--with Dante coming out as my fav. Shoutout to their truffle sauce, light yet not overbearing! Loved to see how they only use focaccia that just come out of the oven, and they cut your sandwich's meat from the meat hunk on an order basis. Very fresh, never greasy. I thought the Dante and Mamma Mia could improve by adding just one more ingredient as a cherry on top, like a sort of nut (walnuts, pine nuts) or something that helps the sandwich spark. Would love to see a bit more arugula too. No public bathroom--closest one is probably Hmart across the street (needs a code). Parking is metered, but there's free neighborhood parking 1-2 blocks away if you're able to find a spot. There's a few seats (5-6) and a standing bar around the perimeter of the store. Also, the drinks are money but you can ask for a water cup for free.