I like this place for a quick meal and really good food! But after the pandemic they have a…read moreweird way of ordering. Haven't been there in a while, so not sure if it's changed. The menu and pay option was QR code only. Don't like that so much, seems a little impersonal.

So they keep adding on and it's quite large with lots of offerings. Not much market and more…read morecafe these days. We stopped here for lunch with friends and it's quite confusing what to order where. The positive point is that the woman behind the counter was much friendlier than previous folks and gave us somewhat of a run down of how it works. If you are sitting down, go up to the bar and order and they'll bring it out. Sandwiches were generous and tasty. I tried the turkey club which was great with the addition of avocado to the usual way this is prepared in other places. Took some pico, chips and sesame noodles to go. The pico and chips were less salty (thank goodness) and they now offer no salt and lime flavored chips as well.

Awesome food with good prices good service Owner is a nice…read moreguy who cares about community

Ordered variety of hoagies for my sons party everyone loved them! Very fresh definitely coming back…read more!!

Like this Italian deli. Super nice service with good hoagies. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Real authentic Italian, great Italian hoagie. Great bread! Many choices! Great food.read more

The PHILLY-RRITO (cheesesteak burrito) was absolutely delicious. It had the perfect combination of…read moreribeye steak to cheese to fried peppers and onions to french fries. As a fan of quality Philly cheesesteaks like Dalessandro's and Jim's this burrito more than met my expectations. The meat was flavorful and juicy and the addition of the hand cut french fries really took this thing to another level. Sometimes you see places that make "fat" sandwiches with french fries, mozzarella sticks, or what have you into their sandwiches as almost a gimmick, but the fries in this cheesesteak burrito added the perfect amount of crunch, oil, and salt. Normally I would say $14 is on the higher side for a burrito but this thing was massive and more than worth the cost. I would wholeheartedly recommend this place to my friends and family. The girl working the counter was extremely nice and polite and allowed me to get extra sauces to try at no charge. I used a 10% Yelp check-in available at the time, which is an extra bonus and I encourage you to contribute it towards a tip as this place deserves it!

Just leaving Liinvilla orchard and saw the tattooed pig on yelp. Everything we ordered was…read moreexcellent and the staff were very welcoming and kind. We will definitely be back!!!

- Hidden gem with surprisingly good food…read more Found this hidden spot and I'm glad we did. The menu doesn't have a ton of options and you can't really modify much, but what they do serve is surprisingly good. Would definitely recommend if you're in the area and want something low-key that delivers on flavor. Worth stopping in.

I got the Trio Tacos and my boyfriend got the Chicken Birria. I also got the street corn. When I…read morewent to pickup they initially didn't include the street corn until I reminded them of it. Chicken Birria was amazing and I would order that again over my Trio. Street Corn was very spice forward--like a mouthful of spices, not pleasant, to the point I could hardly taste the corn. I ended up wiping off most of the spices and it was good with less, but I wouldn't get it again. However, the Chicken Birria was amazing and I'd go back just for that!

I was told about What a Crock by a coworker, after spending close to $300 at a large bulk store and…read morefelt that I was just taken. I was sad until he was telling me all the great things he purchased and how tasty the food was. I decided to spend more money in hopes that it would be all that he said it was. Well...you were right, my dear coworker!! I ordered 5 meals and have been pleased. Love the boil in a bag. Drop in for 30 minutes and it's ready!! The slow cooker times range from 4-13 hours depending on what you've purchased. They've got a large variety to choose from and it's worth the cost. I ordered about 12 meals for $187. So I'm super happy. They come in portions, I usually order two and it's enough to feed a family of 3 with a leftover for one person for lunch.

So...my husband and I went to Booths Corner to check it out. Stumbled upon What A Croc and thought…read moreit was a great concept and we are all about supporting small business, so we decided to check it out. We chose the 2 servings Chicken Pot Pie Stew. I figured $22.00 ($11.00 per serving) to feed just my husband and I was reasonable, considering the high cost of most goods. As we were making our way to the counter, that's when the woman working there asked if we had ever tried these before. I told her it was our first time. She then asked me if I had a round crockpot or an oval one. I told her we had an oval one and she said "you need three servings then or else it will burn". I was taken back by her attitude and it didn't sit well with me. So I responded stating that 3 servings was too much for us and that we wanted 2. She kept insisting that we get 3 servings and then began schooling me on the science of evaporation from food in a crockpot. After going back and forth I got irritated and told her that we only need 2 servings and the more she pushed me I was going to put the bag back in the freezer and leave. She changed gears and grabbed crockpot liners and told me that if we use the oval crockpot to put the contents of the bag into the liner and tie it up and then place in crockpot. I told her I had liners at home. My question is this...why offer serving sizes if not all crockpots will cook the smaller portions properly? Also, if there was a simple solution such as the liner, why was she aggressively pushing us to buy 3 servings at a higher price? Not cool. We aren't idiots and we definitely do not appreciate being treated as such. We put the 2 servings in the oval crockpot without a liner and it didn't burn!! Imagine that! We weren't pleased with the meal either. It was bland, the potatoes had a strange texture and it had absolutely no flavor...even with adding salt and pepper. I would be willing to try another meal, however, if that employee represents how What A Croc does business, then I will pass.

Great service and food! Place is a gem! You must go! Breakfast is great! No frills inside…read morebut cozy

Was not happy with my food experience today, ordered an asparagus omelette. It came to me looking…read morelike the grill hadn't been cleaned, was way too much almost like six eggs. Potatoes were cold, and the green pepper and onion were not blended into the potatoes. I was asked if I wanted green pepper and onions thought never crossed my mind until I was asking, and I said sure . Very disappointed with the quality and the display and quantity was way too much for an omelette. I even stressed. I don't want a lot of potatoes and still got almost an entire plateful. Very wasteful!

The atmosphere of the ambulance these people are from Italy and their food shows it. It is…read moremouthwatering out of this world. . You feel like you're actually in Italy it's so nice in there. Everybody should go to this place and experience it.. 5 Yumms...!!!! Family owned. This is one of them restaurants. I passed 1 million times. It's been here for a long time and I never ate there until this past weekend.

I met a helpful sommelier whose parents emigrated from Italy to Philadelphia. Looking for the…read moreinside scoop, I asked what his favorite Italian restaurant is. Portobello Cafe. So we went! The restaurant has a charming and casual vibe. Both gentlemen tending the floor are from Italy, adding an air of authenticity. You can choose to sit outdoors -- I really like the way the patio is arranged --or in the cozy dining room. Once seated, you're brought a plate of roasted peppers and a basket of hard rolls. I sprinkled olive oil and grated salt on the plate, which proved a good idea with the peppers and rolls. There were a number of appetizer specials, but we went with a basic Caesar salad. One order, pre-apportioned in the kitchen, was perfect for the two of us. I ordered branzino as an entree T, linguini Pescatore. The whole fish is brought out and fileted tableside. While I took a photo, it was just one unflattering shot of the head (which I'm not posting.) The branzino was mild and flakey, good, though the seasoning didn't break through the skin rendering it a little bland. Excellent grilled potatoes and vegetables completed my dinner. My husband's linguini was delish; while the pasta isn't made in house, it tasted like it could be, served al dente, of course. The tomato sauce was spicy enough to bring the dish over the top. Portobello is byob. (Another Yelper mentioned an $8 corkage fee, but unless they forgot to charge us, they disbanded the policy.) After our meal, with takeout box packed -- there was a lot of fish -- we were offered amaretto as a digestif. A nice touch! The restaurant isn't all that convenient to where we live but we enjoyed dinner enough to warrant a repeat visit. Next time I'll try something Italian. Or maybe salmon, which looked pretty good. Reservations suggested, particularly on weekends.