GET. THE. PORK…read more RIDGE. I've eaten a lot of sandwiches in my time, and I'm pretty sure the Pork Ridge is a top 10 for me. It's porchetta, 'nduja, and provolone. How can you go wrong? I've been meaning to go to ALC for a while and finally had a chance to stop in before visiting my folks. The guys behind the counter are the nicest. They recommended the Pork Ridge as it's their Saturday special, and boy did it not disappoint! They sliced the porchetta off the roll and reheated it in the oven for me. It was topped with some aioli and grilled on a panini press, and it was just perfection. I also got the salmon with two sides for my parents to split. They're usually picky eaters, but they loved it! While you wait for your food, you can also do some grocery shopping. They have a ton of meats and cheeses, a fridge dedicated to caviar, and all other sorts of Italian specialties (like these delicious almond cookies from Italy that I bought). There are a few tables in the front if you want to sit and eat, but it's mostly a grab-and-go kinda place. Will 100% be back!

The Eggplant Parm and CDALC sandwiches were very tasty on amazing bread. The size of sandwich is…read moreperfect, and I wish the prices were a bit lower. I returned for the Pork Ridge but they were out that day. The store is stocked with goodies and sandwiches are made with care.

I've been ordering from them for years. Everything is always high quality and fresh! Excellent…read moreselection of Italian delicacies. The prosciutto balls are the Best!! The potato croquet are always perfectly cooked. Prices are reasonable, and the staff are always friendly and accommodating. Family owned and operated for decades!!!

Frank & Sal's Prime Meats - Bensonhurst (5 stars)…read more This is the kind of old-school Italian spot that still means it, and honestly? I recommend it over Russo's any day. I ordered the homemade fresh mozzarella, a chicken roll, and their two-for-one meatball special, and everything was spot on. * The mozzarella was incredible. Soft, creamy, fresh, absolutely the highlight and worth the price. * The chicken roll was one of the best I've had in Brooklyn, crispy on the outside, stuffed, flavorful, and didn't even need a dipping sauce. Held up perfectly in delivery. * The meatballs (10 total across two trays for $14.99) came in a rich red sauce and were clearly made in-house. Tender, well-seasoned, and very filling. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and you can tell this place actually cares about what they're putting out, not just coasting on nostalgia. Definitely my new go-to for Italian deli classics and fresh prepared food. Delivery was fast, and everything was hot. Five stars.

I can't stress enough how great this little bodega is. They put love into their food. My go to…read morebreakfast spot in the area.

Pretty big deli and grocery store where they have cold sandwiches, hot sandwiches, tacos, breakfast…read moreplatters, and others. They also have coffee and drinks in here. Pretty good selection of chips and they also have blocks of cheese! I got a BLT and a sausage egg and cheese on a roll with ketchup and hot sauce. Both were really good! The BLT was $5.50 and the sausage egg and cheese was $4. The people there are friendly too!

I usually go to the other market across the street but aomw of the items didn't seem as fresh, so I…read morecame here instead. I was looking specifically for red leaf lettuce which sometimes can be difficult to find. I wanted a large bundle (best bang for my buck). Cherry Hill have fresh produces and a large section of desserts and cheese/deli counter. Shop is large with organized lines. Very quick and efficient.

5 Stars for their food & fresh produce, but treat any non-Russian with utter undisguised contempt.read more

I don't give out 5 stars for Mexican places that often, but Jarochito has a few things going for…read moreit. 1. The barbacoa is fantastic. Weekends only. The guy behind the counter said Friday and Saturday are best. It's as good as what they make at South Philly Barbacoa, and that place is a cult smash. 2. Their default for a burrito is smothered and covered (see photo). Took the dish to a whole different level. Yeah, the tortilla for it maybe wasn't perfect (if they had one of those burrito tortilla steamers, that would have been nice) but that's a small critique. 3. The bakery looked really good too. I was too stuffed from the burrito, but I will be back for the tres leches cake. 4. They make pupusas from scratch. Another one I'll be back for. And finally, even though this place qualifies as hole in the wall and won't win any fine dining awards, they treated me with respect. That goes a long way with me. Five stars to me means that you should go out of your way for it. And I'll be making the trek down in the future. Probably on a Friday for that barbacoa.

Stopped in really quick to buy some groceries since they were open and i was passing through. They…read morewere mostly empty so they were able to assist me really quick. Just got some cheese and tortillas to make some delicious tacos this weekend. The place is always clean and well stocked. They do have a small kitchen in the back to order food which is delicious.

I took a walk up there from Industry City while my sweetheart was working…read more Pics on Google reviews looked great and I needed something to do so I took a walk. I got hoagies: an Italian, a roast beef, and a honeybee. The guy at the register was annoyed giving money to his girl. He took my order in an annoyed way. He translated to the other guy in the back. It eas great. The guy in the back makes great sandwiches. Meats extra thin, cut to order, and stacked in an appetizing way. Condiments just right. Hoagie in on a seeded loaf. Generous portions. When we opened our food back at the record show, someone immediately asked where we got them. He was bummed he couldn't leave and he was right - the sandwiches were great. They were delicious because it's what you want: a big fat just right yes. Took Lyft back.. Picked up some Japanese Pepsi zero and black pepper chips at this market in Japan Village.

I'm so excited to have found this deli right in my neighborhood. On the walk in I was greeted with…read morea smile and welcome. The guy that prepared my sandwich was amazing. He prepared my sandwich in front of me, nicely thinly sliced honey turkey, Munster cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, mayo, mustard, red onions, vinegar, salt and pepper, on a hero. He was friendly and took his time and made my sandwich with love. One of the best sandwiches I've had. I enjoyed it so much. This will be my new bodega for sure.

I've gone here for almost 40 years. The store is clean, well organized and stocked…read more The owner and his wonderful family have watched my hair go gray and have become more helpful as needed. Stop by and see the essence of Park Slope and why patronizing Junior's is "all in the family."

Good Decision: Buying beer and mixers at Junior's…read more Bad Decision: Drinking a bottle of plum wine to your face, after you finish the rest of the alcohol at the party. This is a solid little bodega. The counterguy was nearly as nice, and almost as short as my grandmother. He was also genuinely apologetic about their limes, which were admittedly the saddest specimens I've ever seen.

I had found out about this place when I was working in Bay Ridge. As you can see they don't have…read moremuch of a yelp page which is surprising since they have a lot of good things here. I came specifically for this greek cheese named kaseri. It is hard to find anywhere except Greece but they have it. They have a lot of greek cheeses so if you are into something different come check it out. They also have tiropita and spinakopita which are staples for any greek bakery/market. Try the tiropita... they are ridiculous. In the front they also have an assortment of different olives. You can even sample a couple if you want! You can pick up a lot of different meditterean treats and I would suggest stopping in if you are in the area. Cool spot!

Products are good and prices are reasonable but it's not welcoming. I wasn't sure if the man didn't…read moreknow much English or if he wasn't happy we were there. I don't think I'd go back. It was far out of our way and I'd rather find somewhere they'd appreciate my business. NY is a melting pot and it's disappointing when you come across people that don't appreciate that.