We did a simple dinner....didn't feel like cooking!…read more The Italian wrap and Chicken Salsa wrap were both delicious. We're Happy!!

Was looking for a classic deli, and Jerome's was perfect!…read more I chose a custom pastrami sandwich and loved it (including pickle and chips)- regrettably, I have no great pics, but know that the pastrami is worth getting. And my husband couldn't stop talking about how good his steak tip wrap was. We were slightly thrown off that you pay when receiving your food, not when ordering, but everyone there was super nice and helpful. It's small with a few tables, and people were also coming in for to-go orders during lunch.

I was in town for a work event and they got catering from this place. It was the cutest packaging I…read morehad ever seen for a work lunch. Each person got their own little bag with a sandwich, chips and a cookie. The food was delicious as well. I picked the ham and Swiss and it had lots of meat and the chips were homemade too!

What a great introduction to our 2026 New England visit! After flying in to Manchester, we were…read moreimmediately brought to The Common Man. I had the pot roast; my wife, the apple walnut encrusted chicken. The food was delicious; the service impeccable. The atmosphere was truly reminiscent of 19th century New England. Highly recommended!!!

After asking around to see who has great bone-in fried chicken this place came highly recommended…read more We stopped by on a whim, person in front of use bought the last in the case but they told us to wait about 15 minutes and we'll have fresh hot fried chicken. We ordered the 6pc all white which consisted on 2 breasts and 4 full wings for $19.99. They did not disappoint.

Forget KFC, Katz fried chicken crisp and perfectly spiced. I got it for the first time today. If…read morechicken; fried is what you want. Go here. Looking forward to trying more of the menu.

Very popular lunch spot serving great sandwiches, wraps, homemade soups, and salads. The…read moresandwiches/wraps are named after landmarks and places such as The Palace (corned beef), The Monarch (grilled chicken or turkey), The Hippo (honey ham), and The Amoskeag (chicken salad), or build your own. My favorite is The Arizona ($5.80 - roasted turkey, pepper jack cheese, onion , green pepper, spinach, black bean/corn salsa, & creole mustard in a tomato wrap), very spicy and good. The service here is fairly quick after placing the order. There's also a dedicated register for phone-in orders.

Extremely fair priced and yummy sandwich and soup options! . Perfect for a mid day bite to eat for…read moreall those working the 9 to 5 in the millyard or elm street area. A hidden gem right near the palace theatre in in downtown Manchester.

Would give a 6 if I could…read more Best sandwiches in the area- where the locals go. Note the contractors' trucks starting about 11AM every day. And you can eat inside or out. Don't miss the soup specials and homemade oatmeal raisin cookies. Oh yes, the house steak tips for the grill. Friendly, fast service Order online for fast pickup during peak times. Closed Sunday. Veteran owned.

SUUUUUCH a good meatball sub. Great size and perfectly melty cheese. The hubs got the crazy Italian…read moreand he was a major fan. Great spot on our roadtrip for lunch!

The best subs I've ever had!…read more I don't usually do reviews but this establishment is worth the drive. I had "The Bucciarelli" on a baguette while my wife had "The Caprese" also on the baguette. We got there before going to the beach. Three hours after we purchased them both sandwiches were still crusty on the outside and soft on the inside. The meats in my sandwich were premium quality, piled high, and individually delicious. We only ate half the sandwiches that day and the other half the next day. This place has established a new benchmark for what a good sub should be for me. As far as the cost. They were expensive. But absolutely worth every penny. Finally the service was really great. I highly recommend this Salisbury Location! -PFB

Visited on a warm Saturday in February. It was the day before the Super Bowl and the store was very…read morecrowded. It was my first visit after hearing so much about this place. Upon entry, I noticed the location was very well organized and clean. The wrap-around cases of meat, take and go, all kinds of grill items (chicken, steak, tips, burgers, sausage) and then the butcher, ready to cut whatever you need. Boars Head meats are available, which are my favorite. A wall of drinks from craft beer, soda and water to name just a few were cold and ready for purchase. I ordered my favorite....a roast beef panini with yellow mustard, pickles and caramelized onions on a ciabatta roll. My brother ordered his favorite, a turkey sub with mustard and lettuce. Again, both sandwiches had Boars Head meat. The staff was ready to take orders. There was plenty of employees willing to help and answer any questions that we had. As I said earlier, it was busy but the customers were managed very well. I have to share a story. My former favorite spot for my roast beef panini was the Corner Store, Chatham. However, after COVID, they decided to discontinue there panini's, which was an absolute heartbreaker! I have never had a bad sandwich there! I have spent a long time trying to find a comparable sandwich and I finally have! My panini here at Bucciarelli's matches the Corner Store! It was awesome....warm, fresh bread....delicious roast beef and the perfect amount of mustard, pickle and caramelized onions! I plan to make my way back for sure! My brother enjoyed his turker sandwich, as well. He is a new fan, too! Finally, I found some incredible Irish Potato chips, which I have never seen before. They are not Utz, Lays or Wachusetts.....check out my picture! BBQ chips were really good! Keoghs We took some pictures which give a good view of the location. Parking was easy. I was able to pull in front of the store and there was approximately 6-8 spots available. 5-stars!

I'd heard of Sam LaGrassa's for years but had never managed to make it there. My first introduction…read moreended up being at a corporate event in Boston's Seaport district, where lunch arrived courtesy of one of the city's best-known sandwich shops. The catering was impressive. Before anyone even took a bite. Every half sandwich was individually wrapped and clearly labeled, with salads and sides neatly organized, making it easy for a large group to grab lunch without the usual catering chaos. The choices were wide and varied. We took our lunches upstairs to a rooftop seating area overlooking the Seaport, which made for a pretty great setting on a beautiful afternoon. I chose the Gobbler, and it lived up to the hype I've since read in other reviews. At first glance it sounds like a Thanksgiving leftover sandwich, but it's much more than that. The turkey was fresh and flavorful, and it was complemented by stuffing, cranberry sauce, spinach, pepper jack cheese, and just enough chipotle mayo to add an unexpected kick, without overwhelming everything else. It's one of those combinations that sounds busy on paper but comes together remarkably well. I spoke with several others over lunch, and they were equally impressed with their choices. That's always a good sign when you're feeding a crowd. It's one thing to make a great sandwich to order; it's another to deliver dozens of them catered while maintaining that level of quality. Since this was catered, I can't really comment on the restaurant itself. The service on the catering side, however, was evident in how thoughtfully everything was prepared and packaged, and the rooftop setting where we enjoyed lunch certainly didn't hurt. Needless to say, this won't be my last Sam LaGrassa's sandwich. I fully intend to visit the restaurant one of these days, and in the meantime I'll spend some time trying to recreate that Gobbler at home (maybe with sliced roasted chicken, but also with turkey when I have it). It was that good.

You want the best sandwiches in Boston, look no further…read more You want the most expensive sandwiches in Boston, look no further. You want the worst restaurant seating in Boston, look no further. This place is fairly under the radar ... but those who know and don't mind the crazy prices and rude counter staff enjoy it. The restaurant itself is small ... and the seating is communal which absolutely is a pain in the ass. There is a back area with single seats and a ledge you can put your sandwich on but there are a lot of idiots who put their stuff on one seat and take up the other so nobody can sit next to them. There are several connected tables with 6 seats each. Unfortunately, you'll be sitting next to 4 or 5 strangers. The seating is the worst part ... if you can, it's best to grab your sandwich to go and bring it to a bench or somewhere you can eat it in a more peaceful setting. When it gets busy, this place is the definition of chaos. There is about 5 feet from the door to the ordering counter and the menu is impossible to read. Lots of backup and confusion about who is ordering, who is reading the menu and who is just standing around waiting. The sandwiches are worth the hype. Not sure if they are worth the price though at $20 - $30 per sandwich. (Pastrami is in the $30 range and something more simple, like buffalo chicken is in the $30 range.) You probably could get 2 servings out of a sandwich if you are a light eater ... sandwiches are big. This is one of those places that charges you a fortune and gives you too much. I'd be happy with a sandwich 25% smaller and 25% less expensive. The other gripe I have is that the sandwiches are the messiest I've ever had. Most have drippy Cole slaw or sauce on them and eating them is very messy. They have no napkin holders on the table and they give you only two napkins with each order. It's almost like a running joke. The counter staff is really rude and matter of fact. Given how many choices and combinations there, naturally there will be some confusion. And the place is loud when crowded, so they keep acting annoyed and saying, 'huh?'. If you have deep pockets and a big appetite this is a spot you should try. A lot of the corporate offices for big four accounting firms and high value companies use this place for catering. That's how I first found out about it. They also ship their sandwiches, which is interesting.

Only cash or Venmo...no signs posted...pastrami was too spicy...got home and threw $70.00 worth of…read morepastrami in the garbage...definitely not a kosher deli like they have back in Jersey or the big apple...guess I'll try Brookline next time...I get pastrami mailed to me by Katz's in NYC...delicious...$100 gets free shipping so I get 3 one lb pkgs shipped to me...shipped with frozen ice packs

Not much there and expensive. Fortunately it was on my way to the airport anyway…read more Won't be going back