Just discovered this place on Yelp, even though it's only a couple miles from me. It's tucked into…read morea small strip overshadowed by a huge gas station / store. I made it a point to check it out - and I'm very glad I did! This is really a hidden treasure. Going in the door was like walking into a candy store, so many goodies. Fresh bread, pastries, savories and more. I was immediately drawn to the huge beefsteak tomatoes. They looked wonderful and absolutely were, as we couldn't wait to have one when I brought them home. I cannot justify buying hard, force ripened ones from grocery stores. And that was just the beginning! Sweet corn, squash, cukes, green beans and do much more. I was a little pressed for time so only filled one bag but I will be back. A huge variety of fruits, Greek and Arabic specialties, and a large deli area. I did want to try their Spanish soup - next time. And I didn't have time to check out all the coolers and shelves. I spotted some delicious looking cheesecake but had to turn away, we are starting back to WW this week and have not been watching our diet closely.

Used to be a great place for fresh fruit and veggies and special items at reasonable prices…read more The store has changed hands and while the lady at the register was wonderful the fruit and veggies have seen better days I went in for cherries that were advertised at $1 per pound and when I got them home and took them out of the bag fully half the bag was full of mold that was not visible from the outside so it went into the garbage I will not return and I was going here over 10 years

This was literally the first place we stopped into for lunch while waiting for our hotel to be…read moreready. I thought the inside decor was really cool and it was basically set up like a New York City deli. Even in the parking lot it had Knicks, jets and Giants parking lot signs. Stopped in on a Wednesday around 3 PM and wasn't very busy. TVs everywhere and looks like a good place to watch a sporting event, but I did notice they close at 9 PM. Not sure if those hours are still correct. My lunch was fantastic and I started out with a bowl of matzoh ball soup for eight dollars and then I highly recommend this huge deli sub called the Cranston Kevin. Huge sandwich for $20 and worth it and the potato salad is pretty good as well. I added a picture of the sandwich which is almost like a French dip, but it's got turkey on it as well. Our server was Lauren and she even said it's her favorite sandwich on the menu. On the other side of the restaurant, they have a huge bakery as well, but didn't grab anything but did some window shopping of all the great stuff they had in the bakery. Great lunch spot and would def come back

If you do not have the 7 layer carrot cake pictured and described on the website...do not charge $8…read morefor a small 2 layer piece of cake. That is wrong and does not display the integrity or service expected of Lucky Dill. The cheese cake and apps were good.

Wow, just Wow! Gluten Free Rubin YES PLEASE! Great menu and…read morefriendly staff! I'll be back for sure!

The place has great food, fantastic service, and the menu is amazing. However, I have had to stop…read moregoing because they no longer carry gluten-free bread (my son has an allergy). They carried it at one time, but they cut back - I can only speculate that not enough people asked for it. For a brunch/lunch place to not offer gluten-free bread is just.....lazy. Again, I love this place, but if they're not going to cater to all their customers' allergies, then I will find my next brunch place.

Great little place, nice and clean, very friendly staff. Food is great, the Gyro salad is huge and…read moreamazing! Check it out if you are in the area...

We finally tried this place after getting Thai from the place next door a few times (which isn't…read morebad). I'd skip Central Park. We each got a classic italian with the works which indicated (and we assumed) was lettuce, tomato, onion, oil and vinegar. We asked for banana peppers, but all they had were jalapeno...weird and no thanks. The subs are heavy on bread. Very heavy on bread! It isn't a good hoagie roll or anything. Just cheap, soft bread. Furthermore, they added mayo to each which is strange and kind of nasty when the sub already has oil & vinegar. You get potato salad, pasta salad or cole slaw as a side which are apparently "made in house." We got the pasta salad. It was meh. With Jersey Mike's down the street, we'd rather go there and we don't even think Jersey Mike's is really anything to write home about.

The best cuban sandwich in the area!! Period. I was…read moresurprised that their cuban is that good. An unusual place to find a great tasting cuban sandwich. Don't pass this place up..

Pulling up you'd think this is just another convenience store by it's looks outside but they do…read morehave a small deli inside with a surprising number of choices and AMAZING prices. The gentleman was very friendly and the food was pressed and super hot so be sure to not just jump in to eating right away. LOL. Love the unexpected finds like this!

Looking for a quick bite for lunch and decided to try this place. Appears to be a family run…read morebusiness and they are doing a great job. Ordered the Tri Tip sub and it was very flavorful and served really fast. They have beer on tap and different options. Definitely worth it to stop in and eat some tasty food.

Continues to impress. Tried Philly cheese steak tonight and added a turkey for tomorrow but I…read moresneaked a piece and they are both awesome. Local independent small business blows Jimmy John's , Subway, Jersey Mikes and Publix out of the water. Worth a trip give them a try .

I've loved coming to Felice's since we moved from Europe to good ol' Clearwater. Just like you…read moreprobably do - if you live in the area like me. But it had been a while that' I have not stopped by. And what a better day like today in the sweltering 90*( and going) . FEels truly like Napoli weather - except we're missing he Mediterranean, I know. My point is : here I am enjoying a nice gelato di limone after gobbling a couple of capresse con tomate that they served me- No judgment , I just said I had not had lunch and was hungry . I went straight to the bar stools by the wall . The set it up in our ol" Italian way . Just a couple of tables - colore Italiane, obviously. I was enjoying every bite of my insalatta capresse. And at the same time looking around the usual groceries stacked nicely . Yaay! The deli is still full with the meats, cheeses, entrees and "vicious" sweets. Oh- they also have a mini lunch cart: self serve and pay. Thank you Mama , Papa et Famiglia Felice for reminding me of my old Europa . Where time goes by slowly, food and eating is a sacred ritual and friendships are cemented in and out of shops like yours . May you keep your little corner on US19 always the way it is/ Grazie Mille!!! Una spagnola inamorata d'Italia

Absolute Lifesavers! We made a last-minute executive…read moredecision to throw a B-day party for our daughter, and about five minutes into planning, the panic set in. Enter Felice Italian Pork & Delicatessen. They didn't just take our order; they essentially flew in with capes on and rescued us from a total kitchen meltdown. Instead of us sweating over a stove trying to cater to a full party, Felice whipped up an incredible spread that fed the entire crew with zero stress. If you need phenomenal food and a team that can save the day at a moment's notice, this is the spot. They turned potential chaos into an absolute win. 10/10, will be letting them rescue us again!

By the time that this is posted, I'm sure people will be well aware of the fact that it has…read morepermanently closed down after 30 years of service; this might even be posted after it closes down. Speaking of someone who's been going to this place since I first came into my neighborhood in the 2000s, it was right down the block from where I live. Overall, I've always had mixed feelings about this place. It was definitely well kept and well decorated with a nice little solarium-like eating area. The eating environment was pretty clean and the staff was approachable for the most part. Food wise? That's...Where I tend to break on the matter. You see, while it was good with sandwiches, everything else was pretty mediocre; a lot of their traditional Greek dishes tend to have little flavor or be a bit watery, and they frequently relied on the microwave to serve it hot which is a huge no-no in the restaurant business. In my personal opinion, where Bread and Butter's strength lies, aside from sandwiches, was international products that it would sell on the side like authentic Turkish delights, pastries that were actually pretty tasty to eat and kept cold, and soups that would always be kept heated and guaranteed to be good. Ontop of that, their pastries were actually really impressive and I'm surprised just how little credit they got for that. I'm going to miss all that very much, and in truth I regret not trying their sandwiches instead. Although Bread and Butter wasn't my favorite place, nor would I consider it gourmet, it had its charm and it was definitely an iconic staple within Tarpon Springs and its community. To see it go is honestly saddening but no good thing lasts forever; That it was there to begin with is what matters the most.

This was such a pleasant stop. As usual I was in a hurry and stopped in to grab a quick deli…read moresandwich. I was quickly surprised by the most genuine kind staff. They were all so helpful. The owner walked me through the food bar describing every dish. I talked to a veteran that says he and his wife come for the chicken parm every Sunday for the last 22 years!!! The deli felt like it haven't been updated since the 90s. It was so cute. I ended up ordering a turkey club. The turkey was carved off of one of four turkeys they smoke daily. I had toasted wheat bread, white and dark turkey meat, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. It was delicious

Great sandwiches loved the fresh Turkey. service was excellent . Will be back again…read more .

A small local sandwich shop, run by what I presume are family or friends. The vibe was friendly and…read morewarm. My hubby and I stopped in because he had just given blood and needed food. We didn't have any expectations, and the place is a hole in the wall, but the food was good. Their Cuban Sandwich was amazing! Perfect Cuban flavors. It was odd that the pretzels were on a small plate, but that is probably cheaper than single bags of chips. I get it. It was just unconventional. My hubby had their big sandwich and he said it was fresh and delicious and the presentation was nice too. We will certainly come back!.

Cute location that I've passed and seen all the good reviews for. I wanted to love it but didn't…read more We split the Philly which isn't one for starters. No peppers, more mushrooms than meet and very wet. Cheese could've been spread better and the bread it was on was very good. I also enjoyed the zucchini side they give. Chips come as a side and I'd like to try another sandwich because another order at a different table looked great. Super cute atmosphere and very cozy dining area. Our server was sweet and quick

The food was good, but not great. Saying it is ok wouldn't be right either. If I lived nearby I…read morecould see getting it take away sometimes. Our biggest hang up on this place were the dirty blinds in front of us at the window bar and the smallness of the dining room. It's really small. Like we know WAY too much about a local mom because 3 other local moms were dishing hard on her!! They weren't loud talkers by any means, the place is just too small to talk without everyone else in the dining room hearing your conversation. Get your food to go and don't run your mouth about your "friends" if you're all local.