Stopped in for a quick breakfast and decided on two sausage, egg and cheese sandwiches, each on…read moreEverything and Cheddar Jalapeno bagels. Both sandwiches hit the spot and the bagels were delicious - perfectly toasted on the outside and nice and chewy on the inside. Service was fast and the employees were super nice and accommodating. Harvey's also has a HUGE drink selection. We will definitely return!

Pro-tip: Drive slowly as you approach, it's easy to miss as it's tucked in between other…read morehouses/establishments. A great pit-stop before heading to Bradley Airport. The 10-inch hoagies were sufficient enough to last two flights. Compared the Italian and Turkey Italian, both dense and well layered. The bread is classic New York/Connecticut expectations.

Doro Marketplace was my go-to when living in CT to grab a latte with friends. Now that I no longer…read morelive in the area, it's one of my favorite places to stop whenever I'm back visiting. The market has a warm, lively atmosphere and feels welcoming the moment you walk in. The staff is friendly and efficient, even when it's busy. The food is excellent, with a great variety of fresh sandwiches, salads and an impressive selection of pastries that are hard to resist. The scones are perfectly baked-soft and puffy in the center with a crisp outer crust. The cookies are enormous and packed with chocolate chips. On my most recent visit, it was extremely busy and there was a bit of a wait for my latte, but it was well worth it. The vanilla latte was hot, flavorful and filled to the top-just the way I like it. Doro Marketplace continues to be a must-stop for me whenever I'm back in the area, and I always look forward to returning. Highly recommended, you won't be disappointed.

I made another visit here for lunch on a weekday and the place was far less crowded & wait was far…read moremore reasonable I got a pastrami sandwich and a creme brûlée latte. The sandwich was solid, but wasn't anything to write home about. The latte was great however.

Try G's for the first time. I just wanted to try the basic sandwich first. I love the bread it…read morewas crispy and fresh. The steak is tender and no fatty pieces in my sandwich. I will go back and try a couple different sandwiches. My only complaint is I wish the sandwich was just bigger from the bread to the amount of meat they put it in it especially for the amount it costs. As you can see in the picture it wasn't overflowing with meat. Ok so I went a 2nd time and tried the south west sandwich. I did not really enjoy it. On straws were more like big chunks of onions and not the little thin crispy straws I was expecting. These sandwiches are just to small for my liking and there top dollar price tags. There website says a large is 13.99 but that is not the case. I paid 18 and change.

Very friendly staff who made me and my friends feel welcomed inside. The cheesesteaks were made…read morefresh to order, which took a few minutes but was appreciated. I like that they have multiple cheese options including cheese whiz. The beef and cheese was piping hot and delicious. My only critique would be the bread. It was a little flat and flavorless, could be improved. Good counter serve spot with plenty of self seating.

What a gorgeous space for a leisurely breakfast. We sat in the warm and sunny greenhouse space on…read morethis bright winter day. Long line at the counter moved quickly and efficiently. Name called out and freshly poured coffee picked up at the coffee bar, food announced by buzzer. My americano was smooth and full bodied thoughtfully served in ceramic. My biscuit sandwich was pretty life changing! The bisuit itself was flaky moist and oh so tender. Homemade sausage was seasoned beautifully. Elevating the sandwich was a baked egg, firm but custardy interior and the side of sriracha syrup. Less than a mile off of 91 on our way to Trillium Canton for our son's 30th birthday celebration! Worthy of a detour.

A 1000 stars for a cozy, grand, eye popping and tummy filling space. The kind of place that I would…read morereturn to over and over if we lived here. I did expect a little more out of my grilled cheese, I expected a fluffy sourdough and more oozing of the cheese, the soup was lukewarm, but delicious. Even so, we just loved stopping here, sitting in the greenhouse room and walking around, looking at all the seeds and the pastries.. If you're looking for a stop on the highway between point a and B, this is your place. There's no way you would be disappointed but a definite that you will be thrilled..

The food is great and friendly service. Their meat is halal which is a huge plus. Plenty of variety…read morefrom wraps to sandwiches, from burgers to paninis and shawarma/gyro platters. Only downside is limited seating area.

We were looking for a late-night snack and saw shakes and wings on the menu. We initially ordered…read morethe mango sunrise and another one Unfortunately, they were out of the one I ordered. The staff member offered to create a drink I would enjoy. He was right. We also decided to add some fries to our order. It turned out to be a great late-night snack. They loved the teriyaki wings, while I enjoyed the buffalo wings, which had a nice kick without being too spicy. The shakes are Rich fruit smoothies. The service was excellent, and the staff was friendly. We took it to go, and everyone liked the food. The prices were reasonable for West Hartford as well.

Authentic! Italia! It's not common to come across true Italian delis in the Hartford Area like in…read moreNYC . Lenoci's comes close. Very close. We walked and you can hear the sweet sounds of Italiano across the restaurant. Wholesome and fresh ingredients. Not to be missed in Olde Wethersfield

I wanted this one to hit. I really did. Lenoci's Italian…read moreKitchen, tucked just south of Bradley Airport, looks like it was pulled straight out of a winter Hallmark movie. Cozy, charming, the kind of place that practically begs you to believe great Italian food is coming. But looks don't season food. From the pasta fagioli to the eggplant parm sandwich, the common thread was impossible to ignore: bland. Not subtly restrained. Not "let the ingredients speak." Just flat. No depth, no punch, no reason to go back for another bite. Italian food should comfort you and excite you at the same time--this did neither. Credit where it's due: portions are generous, and the bread was fresh and nicely toasted, which honestly might have been the most flavorful thing on the table. But when bread becomes the highlight at an Italian spot, that's a problem. I wanted to love Lenoci's. The space sets you up for it. Unfortunately, the food doesn't deliver.

Visiting from out of town, foodie here! Wow so cute and quaint. We ordered grilled cheese for my…read moreteenager, turkey pesto/brie Panini and another sandwich, Not sure what it was but it looked delicious for my friend. Oh yes, a beautiful arranged salad with fresh prosciutto/ figs/burratta and a touch of balsamic vinegar. The staff is excellent, very kind and patient with our decision making process. I saw lots of platters of cheese and prosciutto being prepared in the back looks like it's going out for catering. We went in at an odd hour so it wasn't very busy, which was excellent for us we got the whole top floor to ourselves. Highly recommend .!!!

Wow! I really loved this place. I loved the fact they had artisanal cheeses, this captured my…read moreattention but the food really made us happy. I ordered the short rib grilled cheese and my girlfriend ordered the Brie and fig crostini. We loved our meals. The short rib grilled cheese was definitely the best grilled cheese I have ever eaten. It was served with a side salad which was dressed perfectly. My girlfriend really enjoyed her crostini. This was a perfect lunch. The restaurant/cheese store was very cute and quaint. After we had our lunch we sampled some of the fine cheeses and ended up buying a few pieces as well. The store owner was very nice and shared a lot of information about the cheeses we sampled and purchased. The store/restaurant had two floors. The first floor is where you order at the counter and the second floor is a small dining room.

I decided to eat lunch here before my hair appt closeby. I took a few minutes to glance over the…read moremenu and chose a small grilled chicken salad. Wow! The freshness, brightness and balance of all the ingredients won me over. I even got another one to give to a friend. Also, your coffee is better than DD or Stuck up bucks. I will definitely stop in again soon. The crew seems friendly and dedicated to giving each customer a pleasant respite from his or her busy day.

I've walked past this deli countless times and finally stopped in recently…read more It's very clean inside and I think the constant construction outside doesn't do them justice. I was immediately greeted by someone behind the counter and it was a super quick turnaround between me ordering my Italian combo and getting it at my table. My sandwich was absolutely huge! I can't remember the last time I've had a sandwich this big and I think it was pretty affordable. I do wish that they had iced coffee and more baked good options though!

"Rose darling come to me All I ask of you…read moreIs make my wildest dreams come true" (Steely Dan) You probably don't need a PHD in linguistics to surmise that the Italian words "La Rosa" translates into the English words "The Rose". And if your wildest dreams happen to revolve around Italian comfort foods and well stacked sandwiches, well, do I have a place to make those wildest dreams come true for you! La Rosa is your quintessential Italian deli with dozens of grinders, paninis, wraps, salads, soups and a daily hot bar of pasta and chicken entrees. We ordered a grilled Panino Melenzani ($12) with eggplant, tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil and olive oil. It was grilled right in front of our eyes, so it was as fresh as could be. It had plenty of tender sliced eggplant, yummy cheese and fresh tomatoes. I went with my usual, an Italian Combo (half size for $14) stacked a mile high with Ham, Turkey, Genoa, Mortadella, Capicola, and Provolone with lettuce, tomato, onions, and peppers on a fresh loaf of Italian bread. It was superb, and the portion size was so generous that it lasted me for three lunches. As we were paying, we spied some home-made cookies by the register and grabbed an oatmeal and a chocolate chip to take home. Everything ran $32 for a ton of wonderful Italian goodness. We didn't get a chance to check out the hot bar. It wasn't open today because LaRosa's Marketplace was closing early for personal reasons. But I promise you, the next time we visit we'll leave with one of their chicken or pasta entrees. We love our Italian delis, and LaRosa's has immediately shot up into our top tier.

Delicious sausage grinder! The sausage is really good as it doesn't have a lot of fat to it…read more Perfect grinder bread. The best sauce that reminds me of my nonnas!

I have been a fan since the mid-70's. Vernon is the place to go, but I have very fond memories of…read morethe former Reins Deli in the Hartford Civic Center way back when for a late night snack or heavier refueling sandwich. Which brings me to my newly crowned favorite sandwich - Tongue On Rye; ask for the tip slices very lean. I even got a dependable guarantee from our server she'd provide an unforgettable tongue sandwich. In a comedic mood, I asked our server to not give me any lip! She doubled over giggling and said thank you for your honesty and THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I've been asked just Tongue with "No Lip." Despite the comedy and light hearted conversation the table for two was perfect Harry & Sally style! Watching the action, enjoying the lean tongue on rye with mustard an unforgettable delight.

Quality is still good, price and portion are askew…read more We came here as a quick sandwich bite on our way around the state. Service was good, and the ambiance is still lively. The still tastes good, with some exceptions. The frier oil seemed burnt, so the pickle chips we had just had that little bit of carbon taste on them. The pickle chips batter was very thick, and the mayo was the only respite. The sandwich, still tasty, seemed much smaller than normal, the meat still had good flavor, but the portion was lighter in comparison. The prices are also a bit high. The sandwich coming out to about 15 bucks. The bargain is very much gone now, and the portion is okay for a sandwich but pricy because of this shrinkage. Not shown are the overcooked onion rings. We returned those and the server promptly removed them from the bill. So really good customer service. I opted for a brownie for dessert, and the brownie was a disappointment. Too sugary, no flavor, gummy, and disappointingly small and thin. A detractor for sure. As a deli, it feels like it's on the decline. I know things are pricier now, but what you pay vs what you get doesn't match up. I'm hoping they pivot from this path, but right now it's no longer my go-to. It's still tasty, just pricy