I had a great experience at New York City Deli. I ordered a turkey sandwich, and it was excellent…read more They make it really easy to fully customize your sandwich, which I appreciate, and they use high-quality Boar's Head meats--you can definitely taste the difference. My wife got the Italian which is her staple lunch selection. She really enjoyed her sandwich and a 1/2 was plenty for her. Portion-wise, it was perfect for me. I'm not someone who needs huge servings, and the sandwich was just the right size--honestly, it worked well as a half sandwich for lunch across two days. For a couple bucks more, you can get extra meat Which we did not do. Great quality, flexible options, and a practical portion size. I'll definitely be back.

Nice, clean, independent little spot, next to a gas station. Great variety of sandwiches & fresh…read more(no fries) available. Service was friendly & fast & the food was hot (optional). I recommend stopping g for the winning soup & 1/2 sandwich.

This is a favorite and on the secret sandwhich list. No, it dies with me; that's why it's a secret…read more Do not sleep on the frozen case; we got gravy, meat and marinara, ravioli- meat, cheese and spinach, mostaccioli, lasagna. It's simultaneously impressive and comprehensive. There are prepared sandwiches and sandwiches to order, soup, chips wine, bread, sausages, and a deli (hence the name). If this sounds like a love, letter it is. I was driving to Yorktown, and I'm inside of Frankie's Deli. I'm a better man for it. Thank You and Goodnight

They are obnoxious and rude. Starting from owners and workers. Bought and italian parmigianao…read morecheese a couple weeks ago and didn't use it until today. I spoke to one of the owners and explained myself and he said it's not his problem and we do not want you to come here and hanged up the phone to me. What a Customer service the owners has imagine there workers. I went there three times to buy my italian sub and wanted to pick my own lunch meat and told the Hispanic worker to cut it in half. Guess what he didn't do it and laughed at me. I gave them another chance with my cheese and now that's it. This was he cherry on top. Hopefully this deli goes out of business soon. What a joke! Just an FYI cheese lasted s couple months. You guys sold customer bad food. I should call the help department so the could investigate the food there. Guess I think I am

Great food excellent service…read moreGreat atmosphere Great for family meals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Where do the locals eat?" is something I typically ask when I'm in uncharted waters. "The…read moreHideout" is aptly named because it's hidden behind the façade of an American Legion Post and flies beneath the radar of folks from out-of-town. But the public is welcome, and it's high time to share this local treasure on Yelp! Oh, this joint is nuttin' fancy. The Post decided to increase its visibility by putting a small sign on the outside of the building. Period. There is a large front room with a bar, and a few steps up is a spacious meeting hall suitable for groups and private parties. Gaming is between the two rooms. The décor (what décor?) is plain-plain but the vibe is friendly and festive. The recently-expanded menu features diner fare and pub grub with a smattering of Mexican and Cajun items. We dined with a group of friends and passed around a few apps. The crawfish soup earned thumbs-up, ditto the colossal batter-dipped onion rings and piquant fried pickles. I had a BBQ brisket wrap; it was bursting with possibly more than 8 oz. of tender and juicy smoked brisket. A red smoke ring was visible and the sauce was just right. My Missus said her burger, served on a rich brioche bun, was exceptional. Portions are huge and the down-to-earth prices include one side. There are several sides to pick from. I had the tangy but overdressed coleslaw. There are two pasta entrées on the menu - "Cajun" and "Alfredo." The "Cajun" turned out to be Alfredo pasta topped with diced tomatoes. Apart from that one dud, which was sent back to the kitchen, the food, service and value exceeded our expectations. Of note, dessert and coffee are not served here (but there's a Dunkin nearby). We gotta return for a Friday fish fry.

I took a group of guys there for supper on a Monday night the food was excellent fresh good…read moreportions the service was also excellent the bartender Kim helped us out with anything we needed the owner Rich was cooking at the time but came out and talked to everyone in the bar we had a really good time and will be going back again to try their Pizza the next time they have lots of room in case you need to bring a large party of people they have two pool tables and two Dart machines and it's a really clean establishment I would recommend this bar and restaurant to anyone in the vicinity or passing through town!

Stopped in at The Rusty Nail looking for something local and off the beaten path. Onion Rings were…read morefantastic, sandwiches were good, chicken and waffles were a nice surprise. Sorry we didn't get to try the pizza with made in house crust! Next time! Pool tables and darts as well as a full bar.

At Paddy's Day Waited 2.5 hours for a Corn Beef on Rye with…read moreSwiss Cheese!!!! It was soooo good when I finally got to take a bite when I got it home. I never wait in line for anything but this one time I did, probably because there were so many others waiting? I thought why are all these people waiting? What is so good about this place. To finish the story I would do it again !

Learned about The Corned Beef Hideout while at the dentist office Monday. Ed and I decided to drive…read moreto Romeoville today to try it out. This place is off the beaten path; I can only imagine the traffic it would have if it was on Weber Rd or I-59. Ed ordered the Jerk Corned Beef Sandwich and some sweet heat wings. I ordered the Two Face which is a Corned Beef and Pastrami sandwich (I got it toasted with brown mustard). I haven't had a corned beef sandwich that can even compete with this place. (Not even AP).

Rubino's deli has some of the best quality Italian offerings. My family and I have come here for…read moreyears to get italian sausage, side salads, deli sandwiches, desserts, and more. We often get the macaroni, pasta, and kidney bean salads to enjoy for summer barbecues. Staff is always nice and extremely helpful. Pricing is very fair and there's always something new to find in the aisles. Other offerings include pasta, pasta sauces, wine, sweet treats, fresh desserts, seasonings, crackers, kitchen items, and more! Highly recommend stopping in and giving Rubino's items a try this summer; you won't be disappointed! Tip: Bring cash to avoid the 2.5% credit card surcharge. Pro Tip: If you are worried about crowds, call to order ahead and pick up items easily.

Not good. Not good. Not good. Regrettably ordered two "made to order" sandwiches from their deli…read morecounter. Both sucked BIG TIME. First sandwich was a custom sub sandwich of turkey, Genoa salami, and rosemary ham with cheese, tomatoes, vinegar/oil, and Italian spices. How a sandwich could taste funny is beyond me, but it did. The meat tasted old and was flavorless. It was pre-cut, not freshly cut meat, so who knows how long it had been sitting out in the counter. The bread was stale, could have broke windows with it. They barely put any meat on it (not that I would have wanted more), the sandwich was all bread. No Italian herbs on sandwich. And the icing on the cake, instead of putting a nice, fresh vinegar and oil/sub oil on the sandwich, I was given a two ounce little package of some generic vinegar and oil that was pre-fabricated by some wholesale company, which also tasted really off. The second regrettable purchase was an Italian sausage sandwich. That too was horrendous. The sausage itself had a funny, off taste, not a nice blend of seasonings. And not that I would have wanted more, but the Italian sausage was old and shriveled, so it was like a child-size portion. I asked for some red sauce on the side, let's just say Ragu would have been better, and that's not saying much. To add further insult to injury, the bun was stale. Also got some Nutella butter cookies that they farm in from D'Amatos that is in the city. I have been in D'Amatos and I love their cookies. With that said, these D'Amato cookies were stale/also tasted off. The tip-off should have been the fact that they must have had fifty or more packaged D'Amatos cookies on their shelf. They are bumping $10.00 for around maybe 12 cookies, so they obviously don't sell all that quickly, turn stale, and there you have it. Also weird vibe in there. The employees (including the Rubino son who is always in the deli area) are not friendly at all. I might be a little bit more forgiving if the employees/owner were nice but they are just really indifferent and very unfriendly (especially the owner). Very unfortunate. Sandwiches from Subway would have been better.

Amazing sandwich and sub combinations! Fast and very…read morefriendly service. Don't forget to try their potato salad (Wow, good!) and their pizza's are very good as well. We've enjoyed everything we've ordered thus far. Small place - Big win!!!!

I had their special Mortadella and Bufalo with avocado and arugula on a French roll. It was pricey…read moreat 18.00, but i must say it was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. It was worthy of a Triple D visit.

The pork tenderloin, also known as BPT (b is for breaded) is a popular sandwich in the Upper…read moreMidwest, particularly in Iowa and Indiana. And occasionally in Illinois. It's similar to Wienerschnitzel. A pork cutlet is cut and then smashed to make it larger and thinner, dipped in breading, sometimes cornmeal, panko, crushed saltines and deep-fried. It is usually served on a hamburger bun, garnished with any or all: tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, pickles, onions. Frequently accompanied by fries as a side. There's been a friendly competition among purveyors to lay claim to the title of "the largest," and certainly in Illinois the small town of Smitty's in Leonore, takes the title. Leonore is a booming locale south of Lasalle-Peru, 100 miles West of Chicago. Population 13o. I rolled down there on a Saturday, aiming to beat the lunch "crowd" so I called in my order (still, as of this date, curbside service only). Both I and the sandwich arrived at the same time, and like those who have gone before, I agree, this baby is YUGE. And delicious. Proper amount of breading, gently seasoned, good quality pork taste and texture. Excellent pickles and fresh cut onions. There are tables outdoor for diners to enjoy their BPT's or other items until the interior opens up again. Worth a drive. Iowa has an entire "Tenderloin Trail" you can try and conquer. Go on, go for it. You know you want to!

Went here for the all-you-can-eat Friday night fish fry. Ambiance is definitely small town bar and…read moregrill. Lots of locals, but staff was very friendly and we were served pretty promptly. The fish meal included a salad bar and fries. I rarely see a salad bar offered ANYWHERE anymore; it wasn't much, but it was good. The fish and fries were decent... you have the option on walleye, cod, or a mix. The initial serving is 4 pieces of fish. I opted to do the mix (2 of each). Definitely liked the walleye best. The cod was decent, but also a bit more chewy that the walleye. The fish wasn't quite as flaky as I would have liked, so not sure if it was the quality of the filets or how they were cooked. Nonetheless, the meal was good and reasonably priced for an all-you-can-eat. It was a bit out of the way for us, so not sure I would make the longer trip for the fish, but it was definitely worth the try.

Likely the best salads and 'healthy food' in all of Utica. Attractive staff. Big cold coffees…read moretooI'd be happy to return

So cute inside! We stayed and landers house and came here to get a small breakfast. My husband hot…read moreand iced coffee and we shared a cinnamon roll and it was really good.

Checked out this nostalgic type of bar and restaurant in Gardner. Every Buddies has a Route 66…read moretheme going on. It certainly is no surprise because the old road goes right by it and there's a crap ton of memorabilia and other stuff. A lot of it is basic knick knacks and the like. The outside of the place has a big ass motor home on top. Barely knew anything about this town until we got off for a few bites. It's only interesting because of its history of being along the mythical road that went through it. That same road is still here but with not as much traffic. Check out a few of the roadside attractions. There's an old diner and a prison among other things. As far as this pub, it's okay. Pretty okay prices. Has beers in bottles and cans. It's about $6 for a basic cocktail. Whiskey and whatever. It's about $7 for an appetizer. The Pretzel Sticks have the right amount of fluffiness and saltiness. For sure there's a lot of history around here. It's closed Mondays to Thursdays. They're a family owned business and often close for holidays or whatever.

Went there and got some food. Everything was delicious. I would definitely recommend this place…read more Wish they were open more but they're open Friday Saturday and I believe Sunday. If you're looking for somewhere to try, give this place to try.