A to-go order in the middle of the afternoon (not prime time) for a sandwich shop with a few people…read morewaiting should not take 20+ minutes! What a waste of money - who does a sandwich on a cheap burger bun!! Don't wait your time - disgusting!

This is a great little shop in downtown Belmont. They have quite a large menu and are open through…read moredinner time. Some cafes in the downtown area close by 2pm. It is a very small shop that also has ice cream counter. It is not separate so when they are serving ice cream, there could be a wait to order. You order, pay, and they bring your order outside to you. There is a big covered patio with lots of seating. We ordered 2 chicken clubs and one buffalo chicken wrap. Each come with sides. We had potato salad, macaroni salad and potato wedges. Food is reasonably priced and came out very hot. Very good food. Decent sized sandwiches at a good price. We definitely did wait a bit for the order, but people place online orders and come in for these as well, so you don't know how many orders are ahead of you. Busy is very good, not a complaint here. These ladies do look like they could use more help. Maybe someone just to serve ice cream, so they don't have to stop what they are doing with food orders. They have very good food and good prices. Nice stop enjoying downtown Belmont on a sunny, warm Sunday. 4 stars.

Just happened to try this food truck when they showed up while we were at NODA brewing company. We…read moretried the pizza pretzel and it was delicious! It typically comes with just sauce and cheese, but you can add toppings and we went with pepperoni. It reminded me of a REALLY good pizza bagel, except made with a pretzel instead of a bagel. Lots of flavor, cheesy and the right balance of soft & crunchy texture. There were several other dishes I wanted to try and definitely will the next time we spot this food truck. I'm excited to try the everything bagel pretzel and the Bavarian pretzel melt!

Oh my God!! Found this gem at the Matthews Farmers Market I got the grilled cheese pretzel with…read morecured pork and kraut! Let me tell you about the pretzel! piping hot and delicious pulled apart with the goodness of the cheese! Then you add the ever so salty cured pork and the crunch of acidic kraut! Man this was a breakfast for champions and a great start to our first market adventure!

Either the management here doesn't care about losing money, or they just have no clue how their…read moreemployees are acting. I've NEVER experienced such inconsistent hours and menu availability. From what I can tell, the employees seem to be allowed to cut corners as they mentally check out after like 2:30 pm even though they don't close until 4. They say lunch is until 3pm, but sometimes they jump the gun and turn the grill off 15 minutes earlier than that, and if that happens they won't turn it back on for you, even if you are still there before 3. Last week I went in a little before 1:45 and I STILL couldn't get a sandwich because they just so happened to be closing at 2. The lady there didn't offer to let me change my order, upsell me on something different, didn't even apologize for the inconvenience... just flat-out refused me service and then the girl had the audacity to say "maybe I could have made it work if you were here at like 1:40ish..." As if her doing her job is negotiable once she's mentally already back at home on her couch. Never mind that the lobby was empty and she had nothing left to do EXCEPT her job. I was like "that's less than five effing minutes ago, y'all have a problem here" and as I walked out this girl actually yelled after me something like "I didn't know your BLT meant that much to you" Which would be completely uncalled for even if I DIDN'T happen to be someone with a chronic condition which actually does affect my diet. So yes, eating something actually WAS that important to me. This isn't even the first time an employee here has claimed I am 'two minutes too late' to order food off the grill they shut off some 10 minutes earlier than 1 hour early. Those cashiers have the work ethic of slugs. I'd recommend literally any other place for lunch, as the Great Harvest has disappointed me several times now. The first time I ate here I actually left a five-star review, but that was before they changed their hours and I will be removing that review. Since then, I have tried to order more food, but I have not since been one of the lucky few who got there in time for the special window of their shift that the employees actually feel like working!! Congrats to those of y'all who make it!!

Over priced, quality and freshness has diminished over the last 2 plus years…read more Five or so years ago the product was worth the price tag... Not now

Tiny New York Italian deli, with all the hot and cold Italian sandwiches…read more The prepared pastas, Italian snacks, cookies, sauces and drinks. I tried the Colle Sanita eggplant sandwich which was amazing! Salami, eggplant, mozzarella, sundried tomatoes, and delicious bread. I love it!! The NYC cheesecake is a dream! They only have 4 tables so I think they plan on to go customers.

I'm updating this review, to a 5+++++ I wish i could give a 10. Nonna Maria is the best place to…read moreget a sandwich in Charlotte. PERIOD. On top of this, as mentioned previously, the service is unbeatable. I miss the app :( Do yourself a favor and get the Brando, maybe add some prosciutto to it. Incredible

As a Yelp Elite I was on a personal mission today to do a Yelp review and I had the idea to finally…read moretry Sips & Dips so I grabbed my kids and off we went! The outside and inside are both very cute with lots of pink! I debated on getting a picture perfect cookie because they looked amazing- but I decided on getting a social media worthy drink so I could take a fun selfie on this 90 degree day. I chose the "Proud 2 Be" drink because it had bold red, white, and blue colors. I have to say: false advertising! I was handed a very muddled drink and I even asked, "This is mine?" and the staff member said, "Yes" and I said "It looks so beautiful and different in the picture" and she said, "Yeah, it looks different when you make it." The staff member was lovely - bright and bubbly from the moment we walked in and throughout the whole time she waited on us. I'm not sure if she doesn't know how to make this drink or if it's false advertising. I didn't take a selfie pic for my accounts because it wasn't much to look at. Silver lining: it tasted good. My girls got pretzel nuggets and an Achy Breaky Heart drink (it was in a white cup so no idea if it had the pretty sunrise look) - they liked them.

Cutest shop!! They have SO many options to choose from as far as drinks as well as some snack…read moreoptions (pretzel bites and cookies). It's in the promenade, so plenty of parking is around. There is no where to sit inside but there are some tables outside if you want to eat/drink there. It's a fancy soda shop so most of the drinks have Coke, Diet Coke, Dr Pepper, lemonade, Fresca, sparkling water or Mountain Dew as the base and they add Torani drink syrups to create a tasty drink. Go on Thursday! It's thirsty Thursday so you can bring any size cup and they will fill it up for the price of a small. They filled up my 40 oz Stanley for less than $4. I got the Arabian nights- lemonade with lime and mint. It was SO good and so refreshing. I would get it again but would also love to try something new as they all look so good! I also tried the spa water and didn't like it as much, this was sparkling water with a lemon, a lime and mint, nothing fancy- get this if you don't want anything too sweet- just tasted like tap sparkling water.

I was looking for a good place to buy pretzels in Charlotte and online it said that Bob's bad ass…read morepretzels are the best around so I have to check it out for myself so I drove there. I realizes it's not a store. It's a factory where they make the pretzels and they are sold in restaurants and brewery. I spoke to the owner Bob and he offered me one without salt because that's how they shipped them. He then asked me if I had 15 minutes to wait I said yes so he made me a fresh one still warm with salt. It was amazing. I felt like I was back in New York and Bob himself could not have been nicer. What a great guy no wonder his business is such a success. He said one of the locations that they do sell. It is a brewery in Ballentine in the bowl. I will definitely be checking that out.

I am so excited I found Bob! I first discovered Bob's Bad Ass Pretzels at Legion & Trolley Barn and…read morethey were the BEST ever. Then when Legion/Trolley Barn took the pretzel off the menu I was so bummed. But guess what - you can buy a pretzel directly from Bob himself!!! I picked up some today fresh from the oven (one salted and the rest not since I wouldn't get to them immediately). He also offers them frozen. Still the best pretzel I've ever had! His pretzels are also available at these restaurants: Gilde OMB (bowl, LoSo, airport) Great Wagon Road Distillery Royal Bliss Brewing Moochies Middle James Brewery Lenny Boy Angry Ale's Lucky Lou's Protagonist Suffolk Punch (South End & SouthPark) The Local Resident Culture ...and more SO...if you've eaten the pretzels at any of these places you know they're amazing, and now you can pick them up directly from Bob anytime you're hosting a party or just want to treat yourself! Side notes: - If you see a pretzel from "Queen City Pretzel" that is Bob too - just operates under two names. - This isn't a public retail store, you need to order online first & then do a pick-up.

I was hopefully to find something spectacular when I went to this bagel shop for pizza. Social…read moremedia effluence forced my hand, so I ordered a pie to try for myself. The pizza was done exactly on time. The moment I walked in, I watched an employee place the food on the counter. Great timing. The only interaction was the cashier asking if she could help me. I was out of there in seconds, so I can't properly comment on customer service. The pizza itself was very good. Comparable to spots around town. Price point was about equal to the other places as well. Would I recommend? Yes. Would I say it's worth a long drive to go get? Not really. If you're in the Pineville area and want a good slice, go grab one here.

I love the bagles here! I have nothing negative to say about the food. My issue is with the…read morecustomer service. There is a black woman with red hair who is always working when I come in. She is AMAZING and super sweet. I came in today and was "greeted" (meaning he didn't say a word the whole interaction) by a bald man with a tattoo by his ear. He did not say "hi" or "how can I help" you or anything. Just started at me. I told him my order and before I could finish speaking (I needed to show him I was also purchasing a drink) he put my order in and walked away before I could even get the rest of my order out of my mouth. He immediately walked to the back. I did not pay because I was waiting to get his attention to let him know he still needed to ring up the drink and that he only rung up the bagel. He finally looked my way from the back and said "you can tap to pay" and then immediately turned around so he was unable to see or hear me raise the drink up and say "you didn't ring up the drink". Luckily the kind woman was in the front and took care of me. I hate giving a negative review because I love the lady with the red hair, but the other man was terrible.

Greetings Yelpers!…read more Listen and learn from this Mensch Ex-Deli Man! - I've been so excited about visiting Joan's Bakery & Deli since migrating here to Charlotte in December 2024. "Oy Vey Iz Mir!" Why don't I get started? - I really wanted to give this place 5 Stars - for many selfish reasons; - But I was truly disappointed from the lack of response I received from management. The Yelp reviews advised avoiding the Matzah Ball Soup - so I took heed to these words from fellow Yelpers. Kinehora - B"H - Thank G-d, I was able to find this place. I believe it's facing some sort of Park. The location is wonderful - But wonderful, so long as the weather is cooperating. What is the long term plan for this place? Who own this? Is this some sort of experiment or trial? - The marking on the lovely bag that I was handed my order in - are puzzling to me. I can't help it - I'm naturally inquisitive. From what I can deduce, this place is owned by the folks who own Dressler's. Seating is strictly outsides! Again - Praise G-d! - It was unseasonably mild and lovely last Saturday Morning - I really should have been in Shul. This ordeal would teach me a lesson for being a naughty boy on Shabbos. Let's lay the cards on the table: Let's all stop referring to this place as a Jewish Deli; - There is nothing Kosher about this place. This is a "Hipster Spin" on "The Jewish Deli" - Why would you "Spin" things the way you have? "We" have been doing the Kosher Deli right for centuries. My G-d! Come on! I ordered the Pastrami Sandwich; - The Meat was pretty good; - Dry, despite requesting it "Juicy" - I got a blank stare from the friendly chap that took my order. This is more like "Montreal Smoked Meat" - The meat is cut thick and so, it has its own character. But, it is dry and chewy; - It just doesn't melt in your mouth the way it should. The so called "Potato Knish" was an abomination! Better to describe the entire episode as a "Shanda" - I'm sure those who are reading this understand! - Why / Who would fill a Potato Knish with Cheese? - Why did you do this? This made me sad the entire weekend! - This was the final blow! Our tragedy continues with a feeble attempt at Rye Bread - which was nothing more than White Bread with Rye Seeds; It was not good. Russian dressing was nice; Again - I had some blank looks on my face - when I requested it. Biggest disappointment was the "Hipster Mustard" - What planet did that come from? - Best to stick with the standard "Deli Mustard" - we've been doing it with this for centuries - Come on guys! Did you do any research? Because of our traditions, we've kept our balance for many, many years. Even here in Charlotte we have traditions for everything, how to eat, how to sleep, even, how to wear clothes. I was amazed at the diverse crowd of patrons that came with their own unique neurosis and mishegoss. Fortunately, for your sake they were an unsophisticated lot. Overall - an OK experience that was shattered by a "Hipster - Cheese/Potato - Cake" - Come on guys? Get some Kasha and take a ride up to Yonah Schimmel's. I was truly so saddened, that I didn't even want to try the delicious looking Babka, for fear of being let done. It did look nice! Tradition! Thank G-d for Lee @ Katz Deli in Charlotte who's knows a bit about tradition. I get it, a true Kosher Deli would not work in Charlotte! Too many obstacles! Not enough demand and way to expensive. To those reading this, I urge you to give this place a try. I just can't tell a lie! Tradition! Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as . . . as a fiddler on the roof! Constructive criticism, I truly hope you will make some changes. I truly hope you will allow me to return!

Loved this new Jewish deli and bakery in the Metropolitan area of Charlotte!…read more I got the pastrami sandwich and it was really good. The pastrami was leaner than I would have liked but still flavorful. The mustard was super strong, so I don't recommend adding any more than the little bit they put on the sandwich. The potato onion knish was amazing! I got mine heated up. It was super creamy and very flavorful. I also got the half dozen rugelach. I did half chocolate and half apricot. Both were very good. I liked the apricot a little more though. Overall, everything was really good! I would definitely come back and try the other pastries and cakes that they offer