This place was recommended to me by a friend and I am so glad we tried it. Such cute interior being…read morea deli/restaurant/store with a cozy and informal setting. I didn't know they served beer and wine, which was nice to have with your sandwich. I wanted to try the Muffaletta. I brought my own gluten-free bread bun and the other person with me ordered the same sandwich but with the bread; and they truly enjoyed it as well. My only issue with the sandwich is that the Portella mushrooms took away from it, rather than enhancing the flavor. Overall, good experience, decent service, I will definitely be back to try more items off the menu and check out their shop.

We brought my Italian-Argentinian father-in-law and mother-in-law to Rocco's for lunch today. I…read moreordered Il Rocco, my daughter Hard Proof Prosciutto, my wife and MIL Eggplant Parm and FIL A Love Letter to the Corner Deli. This place is simply amazing! The sandwiches are huge. Fresh bread, freshly cut meats and cheeses and made with pride. It's a true gem. They sell their deli meats and have a nice selection of Italian wines too. You enter and get in line to order. When the order is ready, they call your name and bring it to you in a simple brown bag. There isn't a lot of seating so we get our food and go to a park to eat. I love this place!

My adventure with friend Jillian started at John K. King Books and ended with lunch at Mudgie's…read moreDeli. When we arrived at the deli, we were warmly greeted by the owner, who held the door open for us. Nice touch. He escorted us to the deli area and introduced us to our waitress, who was equally welcoming. Jillian ordered the Maurice Salad, which she swears is the best she's ever tasted. That says a lot since she lives out of restaurants. Besides being delicious, the salad was chopped into manageable bite-sized pieces, a feature she particularly liked. I ordered the Tuna Melt, and it was outstanding. It was tuna salad, red onion, dill havarti cheese, and capers on grilled rye bread served warm. Whoa! It was so good, I thanked the cooks. This is now my new favorite sandwich. Mudgie's is a warm and inviting place with great food and music. Check it out!

My fiancé and I have gone to Detroit quick a bit since we lived to Toledo and we've been looked for…read morea good sandwich shop. We finally found it! We was up here for a work event and ordered the Gutty and the Show-nuff and wow- talk about sandwich with a bang flavor! Both were so different in flavor but packed with meat and sauces galore. I cannot wait to go back up to Detroit just to try another sandwich.

Tastiest grilled Rueben sandwich I've had in a long while. Their corned beef is delicious!…read more They offer a very large selection of sandwiches, hot & cold, with the meats piled high. They also offer fresh made salads and soups, Michigan made chips and soft drinks. A great place to stop in for a tasty, filling sandwich made and served up by the friendliest owners.

Drove 1.25 hours to try a great sandwich shop. #5 was delicious. Huge sandwich, only ate 1/2…read more Lived the House Dill pickles. Service was friendly and helpful. Lots of Detroit memorabilia inside. Will try again for sure.

My father took me Gonella's when I was a kid, and he was working in Detroit as a television…read moredirector. This was the sandwich shop that made me love subs. I can't believe the place is still here after all of these years. There are 2 types of subs here: Italian, and "Other Subs", so you know that this shop sprang from the vibrant Italian community that once populated Detroit. The Italian Subs at Gonella's are ordered according to how many layers it builds up (which I think is a unique concept). These layered Gonella Italian Subs are layered with a variety of Italian meats (Hard Salami, Salami Cotto, Mortadella, Smoked Ham and Capicola), provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions & Gonella's homemade dressing. Soft or hard roll. Extras: Peppers (+.50) Cheese (+.50) - (Turkey is reserved for the "Other Subs). 6 Layers Meat, 1 Layer Cheese --- $8 8 Layers Meat, 2 Layer Cheese --- $9 12 Layers Meat, 2 Layer Cheese --- $12 14 Layers Meat, 3 Layer Cheese --- $13 18 Layers Meat, 3 Layer Cheese --- $14 The subs are heavy and delicious. The Service is ultra friendly. And the atmosphere feels like and Italian Deli-Market. I recommend it.

This is the original sub sandwich for my team…read more It's been here for ages. My team goes more often than me, but it's the place to go when you are hungry. Soft sub buns, tons of stacks of meat, lettuce and tomato or not. No one goes hungry after a sub here. Some deli spots tend to skimp on the protein, but not this place. My team members favorite is the Italian, 6 stacks. I usually will go for a turkey or chicken stack. They offer up to 18 stacks, haven't tried that yet.

Thank goodness Boris left Siegels to open this treasure. Another option for folks on the lakes…read more There's five tables and a few chairs, but, I suspect this is basically a carry-out operation. We first came here after a tip from my dentist. Glorious stories of buying a lb of pastrami and it being so good and hot that they ate it all in the parking lot. Another case of oversized matzoh balls and a tasty broth. They have exceptional meats and a terrific cole slaw. Portions are usually on the large side. However, today's sandwich was a bit skimpy, by comparison. This is also dessert central. Plenty of danish, cookies and 7-layer cake. Prices are actually reasonable for the product received. 10/25

Simply the best deli in Metro Detroit. Reminds me of the small, nameless, neighborhood delis back…read morehome in Queens and Brooklyn. Much better than the more "popular"spots down Orchard Lake, and on Telegraph. I think I heard that they brine their own corned beef. Regardless, they have some of the best corned beef I have ever tasted! Their sandwiches are very generous, but not overwhelming like so many other places. Their pastrami is also fabulous! I am not even a fan of matzoh ball soup but I love theirs! I often make it a point to stop by even when I need to go out of my way. Fantastic!

Zingerman's is definitely pricey and it can take awhile because it's almost always busy, but…read morehonestly I always end up feeling like it's worth it. My favorites are the Reuben, the Georgia Reuben, and Tarb's Tenacious Tenure. The latkes and knishes are also fantastic. There was a period where the bread was so sharp it felt like my mouth was getting cut up every time I ate there, which honestly became part of the experience. But the past few times I've gone, the bread has been perfect. Zingerman's Deli lives up to the hype.

Was it chaotic here? Absolutely. Was it cramped and stuffed with people and goods? Yep. Were the…read moreprices beyond acceptability? Wow, yeah. Was the food here good? Also yes! So while it was chaotic and overwhelming, the workers would hand you a menu, explain the purchasing process and even give you requested samples! Due to trying a sample of their pretzel, I ended buying a bag. An $8 bag!!! It was perfectly crunchy and buttery and very good! I don't even like pretzels and these impressed me. Also got a $9 bag of only 5 palmier cookies. They were good but definitely a splurge. BF bought a small bottle of balsamic vinegar for $23, like wut?! I eyed a jar of salsa for $28 and jam for $16 but damn, everything was way above even farmer's market prices. The sandwiches start at $18 for a small and go to $24 for a large. BF and I got the chicken avocado on challah bread and a new crunchy pickle. Zingerman's does a good job with their pickles! Skins were a little too hard but I love that they're not overly pickled and still crunchy and not too much other seasoning. For $21, the sandwich was not very big and they don't include chips or fries. If I lived closer, heck yes I would come here pretty often to try a sample and buy a very expensive baked good. I appreciated the very friendly and knowledgeable staff. It was giving Trader Joe's employee energy! Parking was a little tricky but not impossible. We came with locals so they knew what was up.

Went in to the deli about 5:30 on a weekday, they seem to close the deli whenever they want…read morebetween 5 and 6 pm - at first I couldn't tell if the deli was open because no one seemed to be working at the counter. Certainly nothing fancy looking from the outside, across the street from a rundown outlet mall. There was one guy working the bar and the deli. He was the bartender, cook, waiter and seemingly most everything else. However he was very nice and accommodating for us. We ordered two different sandwiches. All said they were very good food. Not a bad place to get a quick bite if you don't mind simple food in a bare minimum bar type environment.

Great food and good service! It was kinda pricey but the food tasted fresh and was well made. The…read morecorn beef on my Ruben was delicious and it was warm and oozing cheese and thousand island sauce (my favorite part). I will definitely be back just for the taste of that $12 sandwich alone. They had a large variety of drinks (some alcoholic, cause there's a bar in the back) and good variety of chips. They were out of 3 menus items when I stopped in, one of them being part of the special of the day, a little disappointing but not the end of the world. This place is definitely worth giving a try! Both employees even stopped by our table to ask how our sandwiches were and actually we're looking for feedback, I feel like that is rare now a days but this place seems like they really do care about their quality which made me happy to see:)

This place is amazing. I work next door @(royal kabob) and my lunch is always from there lol my…read morefavorite is #22 And white chocolate/peppermint latte Oh yeah how can I forget the coffe. I get my coffe almost every day before school and my godd what an amazing coffe thanks a lot.

I was charged $33.75 for two Garlic Chicken Wraps with Fries, and two bottles of Coca-Cola. Small…read morenot filled wraps, very small pieces of burnt fries. This is a lousy overpriced place to go for a meal.

Star Deli is one of those legendary places that's been around forever--and for good reason. It's…read moredefinitely not the cheapest deli out there, but once you taste the food, you understand exactly why. The quality is absolutely top‑notch. Their tuna is unreal--dangerously good--and the corned beef is everything you'd hope for and more. I'll be honest: when you walk up, the place doesn't look like much from the outside. Inside, it feels like a small, old‑school grocery store that hasn't changed much over the years. But don't let that fool you for a second. This is one of those "don't judge a book by its cover" spots where the food does all the talking--and it speaks loud and clear. Star Deli is a staple, and honestly, I feel like I shouldn't even have to explain why it's great. It's been here forever because it deserves to be. If you're not getting Star Deli, wow--you're seriously missing out. This place is an absolute classic, and the food is nothing short of amazing. ---

One SINGLE corn beef sandwich with an extra slice of cheese, is over $20 here... for the people who…read moredon't know.. this is two slices of bread, a bit of meat, two slices of cheese, and some off the shelf Russian dressing....... Don't eat here. No one in there right mind would pay $20 for a simple sandwich. It's 4 ingredients, they got upset with me when I was politely confused due to the price.. a simple sandwich doesn't cost $20. There is no reason a sandwich with two slices of bread, some sandwich meat, bottled Russian dressing, and two slices of cheese would cost anywhere over $8... I have been patronizing this restaurant for over 12 years. I have a feeling that they are taking advantage of their long standing position in this community, a loyal customer base, and customers not understanding pricing of beef.. 6 slices of corn beef is about $3, two slices of rye bread is $0.50, two slices of Swiss cheese is $0.20, a spread of Russian dressing is $0.05.... And they will charge you $20 for a sandwich..... this is awful, disloyal, and advantageous. Don't go here, find another place for lunch that respects hard working people trying to get a decent sandwich. Their food is great, but no intelligent person is paying $20 for a sandwich. It's almost laughable if it wasn't so disrespectful.

These are the pro's…read more Franks is a deli inside a small market. There is parking. If it's full, just do a trip around the block and a spot will likely be open by the time you get back. It's poppin at lunch time with people going in and out to pick up lunch. I'm one of those people, I'm in and out for lunch takeout. Ive tried the wraps, including the chicken Caesar. It's got crunchy goodness on the outside. I've had their half sandwich and soup with a blt and ham/bean soup. The soup was under seasoned for me, but no real complaints. Everything was awesome and their system runs like a machine.

Longstanding deli in the Eastern Market - super close to the new Robocop statue! Came for a late…read morelunch on Saturday which is a market day. Busy but seated at the counter promptly. Had a Reuben sandwich - 1/2 pound for $12.99. If you want a pound it's only $17.99 The corned beef wasn't too bad - little bit more thinly sliced than I would like. The thousand islands dressing was on the side! Friendly and prompt service. May come again to try their chicken Cesar wrap. Supposed to be the best!