#88 Philly Cheesesteak, added pepper jelly relish and jalapeños for an extra kick of heat…read more This sandwich is the best darn thing I've eaten in a while! The meat-to-cheese was on point and the onions were grilled to perfection! I travel for work, so I've been blessed to have had the chance to try iconic meals from all over the world. This sandwich was better than any other Philly I've ever had (even over the ones I've had from Philadelphia)! It was juicy, flavorful, and I didn't want it to end! If this place is far for you, just go. You will not regret making the trek.

It's kind of a hike to get to Lil Papi's from where I live, but I've made it a couple times and it…read moreis well worth the effort. Both times I've gotten the San Juan Tripleta and the Ultimate eaten half of each in the store and taken the other two halves home for later. The ingredients are fresh and tasty and the bread an excellent blend of crispy/chewy. I will definitely be back and am committed to trying two different sandwiches on the next visit!

First time here as we were only traveling through. Was looking for a lighter fare and not fried…read morefast food. This hit the spot! Kids had the grilled cheese ( which had so much cheese it was like eating a fresh pizza) and turkey croissant. Both ate their full meals. Husband had the cold cut sub and soup of the day and it was enjoyed. I had the turkey club and potato salad. All which were good. Staff were friendly and shared with us their favorites to help us decide. Quaint little corner shop with a few seats inside and outside.

I stopped into Massimo's for lunch while returning to Winston-Salem from Charlotte. The parking…read moresituation is a little funky/limited because a significant portion of the adjacent area is being developed, into a Love's Travel Stop if the fine folks at Massimo's are to be believed. It's a smaller spot with the ordering counter and kitchen in the back and maybe seating for 26 or so. The folks behind the counter were friendly and the order process was simple. I got their sandwich special, the Buffalo Soldier. It was chicken cutlet with lettuce, tomato, blue cheese, and ranch on ciabatta. I made it a combo with chips and a soda. With tip I think the total was around $17. That was a touch more expensive than I was expecting especially with just a bag of chips on the side. The sandwich was good. Between the blue cheese and the ranch it was really creamy and most of the toppings slide off with the second bite. I don't mind a mess though! The ciabatta bread was the perfect compliment for the sandwich. It was a cute spot and I especially liked the creative sandwich names. I'd go back and try the chicken ceasar wrap next time.

When Blake's first opened in Asheboro, we were so happy to find another small business to support…read more We are both gluten and dairy intolerant, and Blake's has a GF seasoned bread that is delicious. I always order the fluffy on GF with no cheese, and he always orders the Italian on GF with no cheese. There is cross contamination, so if you are celiac, you can ask them to change gloves, use a clean knife, and keep your sandwich away from the others. We have almost never received the correct order without cheese the first time, but they don't make a fuss when asked to remake the sandwiches, and they are very apologetic. These sandwiches are generous with the meat and other fillings, and the pizza-crust-as-bread works so well. We also get their delicious potato salad with our sandwiches. The seating area is not huge, maybe ten tables, but we've never had to wait for one, and we often take our order to go. The restaurant is clean, and parking is fairly convenient. Even with the issue of having to remake sandwiches, I still rate Blake's a solid five star. It's consistently delicious, and I like supporting a small business in my home community.

I Was craving a sandwich and this hit every craving! Went with "For The Birds" whole and it was a…read morebig portion for a sandwich. Absolutely amazing taste. Also the house salad with ranch was delicious! Very Friendly staff and a nice vibe. Highly recommend this place.

Just one of those neighborhood spots that you just love everything and everyone involved. Good food…read moreand people . We miss Martin so much it's nice to see his picture every visit .

Located right off busy Providence Road, Laurel Market is easy to miss as it is tucked around a…read morecorner and is a small and unassuming place. While it looks quiet from the outside, inside you will find a lot of hustle and bustle as hungry patrons line up to get their breakfast sandwiches, or their lunch depending on the time of day! The place is part neighborhood market, selling beer and wine along with snacks, and part deli serving made to order sandwiches, and salads, along with prepackaged sides and fixings like chicken or egg salad. I finally got a chance to come in around lunch time and was very exciting to dive into my turkey sandwich which came with bacon pepper Jack and a chipotle spread. It was delicious, just a perfect sandwich for lunch. Nothing fancy or over the top, and it was priced very reasonably which is hard to find these days. This place is a gem.

Staff was helpful, funny and really pleasant. Sandwiches were great and large enough that we took…read morehalf to go as well. The space is small with only a handful of tables so just be aware if you intend to stay. They are popular and busy at lunchtime. I'm originally from up north but have relocated south years ago. This is the kind of deli I've been missing!

I can see why this place has so many good reviews, and why the line was out the door!!…read more Large menu with a lot of options to choose from. Quick efficient crew who worked as a great team. I went with the Angel - and it did not disappoint! It does lose a star because - there's only one kind of bread to choose from. I'm a wheat girl and they only have white. I wish they put a little more mayo on my bread..I could barely taste it.

I had a great Chicken Salad over a bed of lettuce with Mac Salad and a chocolate chip cookie…read more(always on the side of anything you order). I love the shopping!! People from all around make things & sell them there. And you can also take photos with BigFoot - there are lots of bakery items there to to choose from

Friendly personnel, great coffee, treats and food. Professionally stocked and decorated. Great…read moreatmosphere

I am visiting from California, and if I ever come to North Carolina, I am definitely making a stop…read moreat this restaurant again. The restaurant is clean, bright, and beautifully designed. I've had many yucca fries and these are the best. They're crispy and the sauce it comes with is perfection. I prefer the bowls over the sandwiches to minimize carbs. You can't go wrong with any of them. Key lime pie: I'm ordering this again. This Keylime pie beats any Keylime pie in the Key West. I like that the custard has some lime shavings for texture. I also appreciate that they use meringue instead of whipped cream. The dessert is perfectly tangy. Chocolate cake: it's a really good chocolate cake. It's such a simple dessert yet not everyone gets it right. I personally prefer the Keylime pie, but for the chocolate lovers, this might be the best chocolate cake. Santiago cake: a high protein cake with almond and eggs. I actually make this at home often but I wanted to compare mine with the restaurants. The texture was good, but it had a refrigerator taste to it which I didn't like.

we got the steak bowl and the pork shoulder sandwhich. both meats were slightly overcooked, but…read moreoverall both dishes were seasoned quite well and the pork shoulder in particular had a good smokiness. they each had their own superlative elements-- like the sandwhich bread which was shatteringly crisp and quite yeasty or the cilantro rice and beans which were seasoned to perfection-- but the meat was just so so. the vibes were honestly really good though and it does feel like upscale casual. there's plenty of natural light and an open-air bar area

Best Rueben in Statesville! And the sauce! Even the water is delicious! And the ice! The staff are…read moresuper-nice, too!

My family stopped here on a road trip and I was pretty disappointed…read more We came right at opening and it was pretty quiet, but it was definitely bustling by the time we left. Our server did a pretty mediocre job, if I'm being real - she took our orders and delivered the food but pretty much didn't check on us for the entire meal, and I ended up having to take my trash to the front counter to get rid of it, since no one was bussing the table. I got the Chicken Power Pita and I was underwhelmed with it. The pita was soggy and cold, and everything inside felt mushy and a bit flavorless. My wife's roast beef sandwich was also extremely lacking, although she did like the bread. Weirdly, she wanted lettuce, tomato, and onion on it, and the server told us that they didn't offer onion. Why does a deli not have sliced onion for its sandwiches? On the positive side, my father-in-law really liked his chili. Because we got there so early, we found parking on the street, but I'm not sure how easy it'd be to find parking if you came during normal lunch hours. Inside the restaurant, it had standard deli vibes. I would definitely not come back here if I was stopping in Statesville for lunch.

I have been wanting to try The Bodega for a while now simply because of their delicious food photos…read morefrom Yelp! My husband and I were in downtown Greensboro on a Saturday afternoon and decided to hit this place up for lunch. When they called the place The Bodega, they really mean it's a bodega. It's decked out like a small convenience store from the second you walk in. We ordered our food at the cash register to eat at one of their tables outside. The cashier brought our sandwiches out about 10 minutes after ordering. I ordered the Turkey Caesar. It had turkey, shaved parmesan, marinated cherry tomato, house-made Caesar dressing, onion, and romaine lettuce in an 8" sandwich roll. It was a little pricey at $15, but it was worth the splurge. The dressing and parmesan cheese were unbelievable! Since this is in downtown Greensboro, there is no dedicated parking lot but we easily found street parking nearby. The place has a few tables outside for customers to enjoy their food. If you're looking for a good sandwich, I highly recommend checking The Bodega out.

This place is so cool and has some of the best sandwiches in town. This time I popped in for a…read moreGroove Lab event they hosted. Unfortunately the kitchen had already closed (Sunday) but trust me when I say the sandwiches are mouthwatering. And if you like THC drinks, this is the spot! So many options to choose from. They also have their own line of drinks and various other convenience products. The staff was friendly and quick with service and the place was clean and had great vibes all around.

LOVE THE REUBEN SANDWICH. Great corned beef ( no fat). Yummy sauce and sauerkraut. Good cheese. I…read morecould eat one everyday. But the other day I decided to get a sub with ham, turkey, bacon, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. Delicious. Just the right amount of mayo and lots of good Boars Head meats. My grandson ( who did get his Reuben) got the Asisn pasta salad as his side. I got the cucumber salad. Which cucumbers in a vinegar based dressing. I love the fact there are so many sides to choose from. My favorite is the Delicious refreshing broccoli salad. They offer 2-3 pasta salads, egg salad, potato salad. Regular and German potato salad. My cucumber salad. And to complete your Delicious meal they have coconut cake. And the best pineapple cake. YUM YUM. Worth going just to try the cake. They now offer wraps as well as sandwiches. All of the soups are good Especially when you get a grilled cheese with the tomato soup. Home run. I could eat bowls and bowls of the soup. They can make you a salad if that's what you prefer. They offer soda drinks. I livethe Arnold Palmer..half sweet tea half lemonade. They offer canned sodas as well. The staff are always friendly. Good place for a family meal. Or a business meeting. Which is where I do have a business meeting every month there.

(4.25) O'Brien's is the kind of classic deli every city…read moreshould have. It's a small space - a few tables inside and a few tables out - but don't let that or the line you are likely to encounter deter you. They crank out sandwiches quickly here. Said sandwiches include about two dozen hot and cold offerings as well as the ability to build your own. The meats are Boar's Head, but the desserts and soups are made fresh in-house. Check out the display case for salads and sides that might catch your eye. O'Brien's prides itself on its Reuben, and so I went with the "mini" version (a quarter rather than a half pound of meat) with a pickle for my first visit here. Ordering at the register was a breeze, and I was fortunate enough to snag one of the tables for dine-in. Though I was a bit skeptical that the Reuben would match the hype, it delivered. I don't know that it is without a doubt the best version I've had, but it is definitely up there. The grilled rye was nice and crisp, and I appreciated that they used both mustard and Russian dressing. That, plus the meat, kraut, and melty cheese, made for a very satisfying bite. At $10, the sandwich proved a good value, too. Unpretentious and nostalgically comforting (for Northern transplants, at least), O'Brien's is a well-oiled sandwich-slinging machine. Though that Reuben will be hard to top, I look forward to giving one of their other offerings (maybe a Cuban, maybe a Spicy Italian) a try.