Great food and service, the guys behind the counter couldn't be any nicer or accommodating!read more

Great friendly service and a quality sub Definitely would…read morerecommend this place the reviews are spot on

It's true..the wait time was long. Someone had been sitting inside for dine in, 30 mins before my…read moreto-go order was placed and they go their food after me too. The store was very lock stock of desserts, lemonades and they were out of a few items. The girl at the register was very nice but they were certainly understaffed. Sadly Hopdoddy which used to be down the other end has closed and now I can see why-- the trash outside was well flowing onto the ground so it doesn't look like it gets well kept attention. The food was as ordered and as expected. No issues with my food itself.

McAllister Deli is a restaurant chain that kicks up some pretty good sandwiches. It has a pleasant…read moreenough ambiance and the people working here are friendly. All in all, not a bad place for a chain restaurant.

I was out working a long shift and found on Google Maps that this place had a "deli", so I checked…read moreit out. I wouldn't call it a deli really, but the food served here was on point and for a fair price. I picked up a serving of the Shepherd's Pie; ranch-flavored chicken wings; and $0.99 Dasani water. The chicken wings were pretty good, but the Shepherd's Pie is what did it for me. Not only did you get a heaping pile of it, it was definitely kind of the comfort food your mom used to make. It was so filling I could have done without the wings. The station itself is a bit run down but it's actually pretty clean, considering (unless you're from some affluent neighborhood). Customer service was good but nowhere close to the "omotenashi (おもてなし)" you'd experience in Japan. The bathroom was a pretty standard small gas station bathroom. It was clean but with that 'perma-stench' aroma. You access it from the outside by the diesel pumps.

Best breakfast and lunch for the least expensive prices in the least expected place ,enough said…read morestop by and experience it for yourself

First time trying Jason's Deli for lunch. I got the Reuben sandwich, however the menu was pretty…read morebig and diverse from soups, pasta, wraps, and sandwiches. There's also a salad bar and ice cream on cones. The service was prompt and polite during some of their busy hours for lunch. The deli was a lot bigger inside than I thought it would be as well. Overall it's a decent spot for lunch.

Good access and parking. Service is good too along with value pricing. Not tried everything on menu…read moreyet but, like the soft serve ice cream cones. We'll go back and want to try the Corned Beef. We had the club and was good.

First of all, this place feels like a NYC-style eatery in the best way. The artwork is beautiful,…read moreand the blue-green color scheme makes it a really nice space to sit and enjoy your food. They also offer a 5% discount if you pay in cash, which is a nice bonus. I got "The Hummer," which has turkey, feta, black olives, tomato, onion, and lettuce on rye-pumpernickel with mayonnaise and house dressing. It was so good. The bread was SUPER YUMMY and looked beautiful too (if you care about aesthetics). All the flavors blended together really well without anything overpowering, and it had this refreshing quality to it that made it stand out. I would definitely order it again. My partner got "The Sauté," which is turkey with Parmesan, Cheddar, Swiss, and a mix of sautéed onions, peppers, and mushrooms on a warm poppy seed roll, plus lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, and house dressing. The roll was good and it was very flavorful but is was the combination of the veggies, turkey, and melted cheeses gave it a lot of depth. Everything tasted fresh. I got a combo with Mrs. Vickie's salt and vinegar chips, which is always a good sign. And the sweet tea--wow. It wasn't overly sweet, but what really stood out was the flavor. You could actually taste the tea, with slightly minty, earthy notes that made it feel really well done. That's rare. Overall, for what this place is, it deserves all stars. The staff was kind and helpful, the food came out quickly, and everything we had was genuinely good. P.S. There is no photos because I forgot due to it being so da** good!

After moving back to Tallahassee, one of our first lunches was Hopkin's Eatery…read more I ordered a Cobb salad so large, we split it and still had leftovers. Whether you are craving a fresh salad, a savory sandwich, or s comforting bowl of soup, Hopkins has what you want and at a great price, and you can be sure it will be served with outstanding service and conversation. We dined at the Market Street location which is quaint and convenient to all of your NE Tallahassee shopping. It's truly a landmark in Tallahassee. Their fresh brewed tea is the perfect top off to your meal, and don't forget to order a slice of cake too.

I tried this place for the first time in a while and it was really good. I used to come to this…read moreplace pretty often until I moved to the other side of town. It was good to stop in and try them again. I brought my wife and son on this trip. We shared an order of the Philly fries. For my main course I had the footling Philly cheesesteak with onions, peppers, and mushrooms. For my cheese I had the American wit. It was all so good! The bread on the Philly really did it for me. It was so fresh and crisp. I would recommend this place to anyone in Tallahassee looking for a Philly cheesesteak.

Only good thing about Flyby Philly's is the name. I'm originally from Philly, so my cheesesteak…read morebarometer is well-calibrated, and this place didn't make the cut. The roll was A mushy disaster!! Got it without onions, but somehow, the steak tasted like it had been marinated in a bucket of them. The only good thing about it was the wiz. Tried their version of crab fries which was an Old Bay dusting, that wasn't bad. Overall, this place might work for Tally locals who don't know any better, but for this out-of-towner...Never again.

Have not been here in probably 30 years. It's still delish! You order at the counter. I ordered…read morethe black bird sandwich. The table also ordered a Congo bar, chips, mint iced teas, club sub and turkey tetrazzini sandwich. Met local friend and caught up a little. Great cafe to sit and chat and relax. Plenty of parking.

3431 Bannerman Road..new location. When you check in, no need to leave a tip. We did but it was…read moreall self service. You have to pay an extra $3.99 if you want a drink and small bag of chips. We had to move because the tables had used toothpicks on them. There was 1950s music playing. For four people, the total was $69. The Rueben sandwich had about 1/2 inch of meat and was barely 1/2" high including the sauerkraut! It was served with paper and a toothpick. The chicken cashew salad had four pieces of cashew and it was about 1/16 of the size of a big nut. The bread came apart and you could not eat it with your hands. It was on a thin paper plate. It was so the thinnest possible layer of chicken and was not Bibb lettuce but cheap shredded iceberg lettuce. The two salads were served in styrofoam and were boring and cheap. This all cost us $69 for a cheap poorly made lunch.

Waste of money. Find another spot. Their bagels are weak. They don't even offer chive/onion cream…read morecheese.

I LOVE Bagel Bagel! It was my favorite while in college at FSU and it's just as good today as it…read morewas then. The girl at the counter was a friendly. The food prep staff was fast and accommodating with a special request. The restaurant has recovered nicely from the tornado that went through. It is clean and has plenty of seating. The TBCC was all I remembered! I just wish they weren't 4 hours away.