Best REUBEN SANDWICH that I have ever eaten! I am not qualified to grade, but people say it is…read moreauthentic to New York (NY). I inquired and can confirm the main ingredients actually come from NY: Rye bread, pastrami, corned beef. They also have bagels from NY, and you can buy bread/bagels to take home! Ok, let's discuss this REUBEN masterpiece. They have a few Reuben options, and I selected the NY Reuben which seemed like a good idea and comes as a triple decker. A good sandwich starts with good bread, and this IS GOOD BREAD. This rye was soft and didn't have the strong spicy rye flavors, but rather just a mild flavoring...which I really liked. The meat is critical to a Reuben and I can attest that the Pastrami and Corned Beef was phenominal, tender fall-apart deli sliced cuts of meat with incredible flavor. Next a Reuben needs good dressing. I don't know what the dressing is, but it was heavenly. Put all of this together and you have a cravevable meal that will bring you back again! I am not a COLESLAW kind of guy, but this stuff was through the roof! It was not sour like many make it, rather more creamy and watery. It also had a slight sweetness, albeit it wasn't sweet. The seating environment is clean, open and yet has a slight cafeteria feel. The wait staff was friendly and attentive, even though there were many customers at the lunch hour. My server, Amanda, was easy going and helpful when I discussed menu with her. She was not like some waiters that are not helpful in saying "it's all good". I will be back when in Sandy Springs!!!

We ordered sandwiches to pick up and they were delicious! I had the Rachel (turkey). My parents had…read morea hot pastrami and hot corned beef. All sandwiches are served with cole slaw and pickle. The ordering process was easy and the staff were friendly. Tables were full and it seemed like a great place to grab lunch. We will def be back! Clean and welcoming.

First time and not the last. Great service - very attentive with good suggestions. Love the…read moreambiance. We had amazing deviled eggs, best matzah ball soup, delicious pastrami sandwich and perfectly balanced cocktails including a delicious white wine from Spain. Can't wait to return!

I've visited General Muir a few times for my morning coffee fix because it's the closest cafe to…read moreme. It's a spacious, comfortable spot to get some work done, although it can get a bit noisy. One thing I really like about this place is the staff; they are very friendly. I haven't tried any of the entrees yet, but I've enjoyed their pastries, especially the Cardamom Brioche Knot. For drinks, my favorites so far have been the Matcha Latte and Iced Coffee. That said, I find their coffee to be on the more bitter side. Even the Vietnamese Iced Coffee, which I typically expect to be sweeter, leans more bitter and less sweet here.

After dining in and ordering delivery from Jay's Deli so many times, I cannot believe I have not…read morewritten a review. I love that everything is halal, so I can eat whatever I want without any worries. Personally, my top favorites are their spicy smashburger and elote hotdog. The flavors of both are just out of this world. The staff members are really nice and friendly. I also love the fun decor, including the deli/sandwich puns along the walls. Overall Jay's Deli is worth checking out and I look forward to continuing to order from them in the future.

I came here for the first time today. I ordered the hot pastrami sandwich. It was very good! I will…read moredefinitely come back to try other items. I wish it was closer to home! I live in Lilburn and I hope they open another location closer. Service was nice & friendly. Ambiance is casual and clean.

My man Jack makes an excellent cheesesteak…read more I'd seen a comment or two that the meat might be a little puny, so I ordered extra meat, and it was perfect. Double meat would have been too much, it would throw off the meat to bread ratio. Plenty of thin sliced juicy steak, with the veggies and cheese just all melting together. The bread was so soft, the whole generous cheesesteak was a joy to eat, I hardly needed to chew it. I'm seriously thinking of getting another one tomorrow.

Stopped by here twice now and both times were a hit, I love a good sandwich place…read more The staff has been super friendly on both my visits. They were great at answering my questions and it helped me move around the menu. Let me start with they have hand-cut fries...they have really, really good hand-cut fries. If you have hand-cut fries, you have a friend in me, if they are really good, you have a fan! My first trip I went specifically for the Reuben. It is what I saw that they had and that was my mission. It was a good Reuben, I think enjoyed it and would go back for another. This trip I was thinking Cheesesteak, but the Outlaw caught my attention, a cheesesteak with a twist. I was a fan of the twist. The pepperoni and salami plus the grilled red onions and banana peppers with the hot sauce crushed!

I owe Brooklyn Deli an apology for not finding them sooner…read more As a New Yorker turned Atlantan, I have spent the last year quietly lowering my expectations for bagels here. I've had some that were OK. Some that were good-ish. Some that were simply round bread with a hole in the middle. I began to accept that it just wasn't a thing here. And then today I ordered the whitefish bagel from Brooklyn Deli. Oh. My. God. The bagel was chewy, fresh, and actually tasted like a BAGEL. The whitefish was incredible. The whole thing tasted like nostalgia. Like somebody briefly picked me up from Atlanta and dropped me back on 24th and 3rd for brunch. Absolutely remarkable. No notes. My bagel-related cynicism has been temporarily suspended, and Brooklyn Deli has earned the extremely prestigious approval of one extremely dramatic former New Yorker.

As a displaced yankee now in Atlanta, I'm usually prepared to have my heart broken when I see "New…read moreYork style" food being billed outside of New York. (I'm looking at you, Jack's New Yorker Deli.) But I was in the Ansley Mall neighborhood for some errands and I wanted to see what the fuss was about. It was a Sunday afternoon and the line was out the door so that is usually a good sign. I went with the Brooklyn sandwich (Hot pastrami, coleslaw, swiss, spicy mustard, & Russian dressing). You can opt for the smaller portion of meat (the ATL) or the larger portion (New York). It was just the right amount of coleslaw, mustard and Russian dressing so that the bread wasn't sopping wet. And the pastrami is hot and it wasn't overly greasy either. A nice balance with the side order of potato salad. It was a little more sandwich than I needed for lunch but it was pretty faithful to New York style all things considered. $18.50 for the larger New York version of the Brooklyn sandwich including tax. I was tempted by the Dr. Brown's sodas from back home and all of the pastries and deli items for sale as you are making your way up to the front to place your order. Sunday afternoon is not really the time to shop around because of how busy it gets in there so a return trip is definitely in order.

Major fan of this sub shop. They TRULY know how to make a sub…read more Whenever I'm downtown and they're open, I try to stop in and get my usual which is an American sub. Turkey, ham and Swiss cheese minus the cheese with the works - no onions served on French bread and Greek mayo instead of regular. It's just so oily and good. Oooweee! Usually you can find street parking and it's not a crazy busy restaurant either. They're pretty fast and they're from NY so just yell out your order and they'll start working on it.

Twice in one day…read more Breakfast was everything bagel and cream cheese. Good bagel for the south (I'm a Georgian, don't come at me, bread here generally doesn't compare to bread from up north). I think these are shipped in from NY, where the best bagels are, no debating that. Back for lunch for a turkey sandwich on wheat bread. Ton of perfectly sliced turkey. Really, really good. When I'm working in ATL I will visit this place each time I'm here.

Goldberg's Paces Ferry is like meeting up with a good friend - they always make you feel welcome…read moreand ready to pick up where you left off. The food is as great as you remember and the service does not disappoint. How nice to be greeted by familiar faces, who often remember how you like your iced tea! Consistent, tasty and always glad to see you.

Hands down the best breakfast and brunch in Atlanta for the price!…read more I love a good diner, and Goldbergs delivers every single time. It's light years ahead of J Christopher's, White Hall, First Watch, you game it. Now you won't get a fancy coffee or Instagram able photo, but you'll get solid food. I've been eating here for years and genuinely crave it about every three weeks...it's that good. You really can't go wrong. Portions are generous especially for the price, service is consistently solid (though wait times can vary, it's popular!), and with so many locations you can usually find one nearby. They're also great about modifying cooking oils for those of us who prefer olive oil or other healthier options. My go-to is an omelette or the nova scramble, with home fries -- big, crispy potato chunks with sautéed peppers and onions -- plus a side of toast, English muffin, or bagel (or swap for salad or fruit). My husband swears by their latkes, too. Classic, satisfying, and a total win for brunch lovers.

The luma coffee shop here is honestly one of the best in the neighborhood. This lavender latte…read moreslaps! I haven't had their food but it seems popular and good assortment of other items.

Terrible customer service. I will never be back. I ordered a cheese omelette from the omelette…read moresection on the menu and they gave me cheese sticks instead. When I called to explain there was a mixup, the lady on the phone blamed me for it. The order just says "cheese" which I understand how that is confusing and is an error with their ordering system. But instead of her trying to correct the mistake, she wanted to debate me. I finally asked her if she was going to fix the error or not. After a brief hold she came back to say the manager would make my correct order. I back to the store, showed him the menu under omelettes, but he also seemed to not care and say it has nothing to do with them. But it's their business so they should be concerned about the customers receiving the correct order. So I won't be back. Oh and they even have a picture of a breakfast sandwich next to what should be a cheese omelette

Came here off the reviews of other Yelpers, and overall it was pretty good. I ordered the roast…read morebeef (called the something 30, can't remember the exact name). The sandwich was good, nothing special though, it had roast beef, lettuce, and a tomato on a bun with some kind of sauce on it. The portion was pretty decent, I wasn't hungry afterwards but I wasn't full either. The menu is pretty vast, so if I came back I would explore the menu and try other things. Overall it's worth coming in here and trying it out.

Stopped in while in town to grab a quick lunch. Ended up getting the Roast Turkey club and it was…read morevery good! The roasted peppers I think really set the sandwich off. All the ingredients were fresh and the bread also was very fresh. Seemed like everything was made to order. Staff was nice and friendly as well and the inside was very clean as well! Also got a couple of cookies from the front that were also really good! If you are looking for a good Deli Sandwich, give them a try for sure.

Craving a great classic burger!? Fred's got it!…read more Mine was delicious, perfect combo, classic ingredients, amazing flavor. You're inside Krog Street Market, so the ambiance is already nice, me and my friends got lucky to find at spot at their table, but there's plenty of room at the market. Service was fast, friendly and helpful.

Fred's is widely known to be the "best" cheesesteak in Atlanta. It has many accolades including…read morebeing on the Michelin guide. 1) Korean Ribeye Cheesesteak: - PROS: It was packed and filled to the brim with ribeye that was nicely cut with an even cheese dispersion. I loved the caramelized jalepeno slices since they added it beautiful hint of spicy sweetness to the dish. The bread has a nice chew and it does not get soggy fast. - CONS: Not that special. I dont know why it's "korean" since it tasted like a normal cheesesteak but with a few jalapenos. I also wish they added in more jalapenos (I got like 3). 2) Garlic Fries with Ranch: - PROS: Very nice texture with a crispy outside and fluffy inside that is not too dense. The flavor comes from the garlic mince that is on top. The ranch is like a mixture of an aioli and tartar sauce (I think they make it in house, correct me if I'm wrong). - CONS: Inconsistent texture as some of the fries were dense but a few had that good hollow crisp bite. Quite oily too. Overall, I enjoyed the cheesesteak but would probably skip the fries next time. I do believe it is good especially the bread. I don't think it is worth all the hype it gets, but it is good.