Slicers is the kind of hoagie shop that feels like an underground skate video came to life. Fresh…read morebread, stacked meats, hot peppers, and zero corporate energy. You walk in and instantly know this place has a loyal following for a reason. The sandwiches are massive, messy in the best possible way, and hit harder than a late-90s screamo breakdown. Staff was cool, fast, and actually looked like they cared about what they were making. Local spots like this are getting rare. Absolute gem. We'll stop in again!

Hoagie spot with a definite punk grunge skater vibe…read more While in Naples, FL for a soccer tournament, decided to stop by Slicers as I wanted to check out what all the high reviews were about. Heard they had some crazy sandwiches. Located inside a strip mall, parking was relatively easy. The decor inside was punk grunge style I would say. I asked for what their top sellers were and they directed me towards "The Twang". Which was sliced chicken breast with honey mustard, onions, American cheese and crushed bbq chips. I was told the way to get it was toasted and so that's how I got it. It was a good sandwich or hoagie but I'm not sure if maybe I'm spoiled from living in Miami but crushing chips and putting it on a sandwich is not what I would consider creative. And I thought $15 for a 12 inch without a soda or a side seemed a bit much. Staff were friendly and the place was clean. And hats off to whoever calibrated the soda machine. It was perfect balance of syrup and gas. Overall it's a good spot but nothing I would rave about.

Place is clean and the service top notch. The Italian sub was on point and so good . Sorry no…read morepics. The lasagna looked amazing but we had dinner reservations later and didn't want to spoil.

OVERPRICED & OVERRATED!!!! I am a local from the…read morePhiladelphia area ( I say this to say I know hoagies and cheesesteaks!) The hoagie was underwhelming to say the very least!! I got "The Don" and I added onion!!! I had no idea I had to tell them to put lettuce and tomato on a HOAGIE!!!! I mean for $20 ( I bought the whole) I expected that to be included at the very least. I live less than 10 mins from this place and I willl NEVER GO BACK OR RECOMMEND!!!! In fact you get more bang for your buck at Wawa or Publix!!!!! Don't let the crowd in here fool you because when I saw how many ppl were here I got excited in hopes for good food. However I was extremely disappointed and underwhelmed didn't even eat the whole thing!! I'll post pics of what I got and you tell me if it's worth $20

Update on my take home of the lasagna and Spanish ravioli…read more Ravioli was good. The wife complained the pasta was a little thick, but I was ok with it. For $12 you get 16 pieces. Plenty for 2-3 people. The lasagna. This might be my biggest disappointment this year. Lasagna is one of my favorite dishes, I don't know if I've ever had one I couldn't finish... until this day. I dunno, maybe the beef went bad? At first I thought it was the cheese. I was confused, it had a chemical smell to it. I was thinking maybe this is some exotic Italian cheese they put on top, but when I isolated the ingredients to try to figure out what was giving off the smell and taste, it ended up being the meat. The ingredients said "beef" but I've never had beef taste like this before. I've literally never thrown out lasagna up until this point. I tried to power through it, but stopped after eating about 20%. The thought of taking another bite still haunts me. I was really hoping I was going to love this place. So sad.

Place was pretty busy when I stopped in for lunch. Kinda of small on the inside and gives off a…read morevery Italian feel. They have a close local following I think. Got a sandwich and they told me to sit down and eat then pay. Thought that was a nice touch.

We grabbed cappuccinos, custard and pistachio bombalones, and sfogliatella. Everything was…read moredelicious. Not pictured is the pistachio bombalone which did not survive the walk back to the hotel. The servers were very friendly. They were slammed so it took some time to get through the line, also the cappuccinos were a bit heavy in the milk but that was fine for me since I usually do lattes. The beans were fresh, not burnt.

The forchetta sandwich was unreal! Definitely made fresh that day and was great for lunch. Staff…read morewas very nice and for sure were authentic. Gelato was 100% freshly made and line out the door. A great Italian bakery. Ate the food so fast I forgot to take a picture. Giving 5 starts but not a ton of gluten free options if that's a deal breaker!

Cute little sandwich cafe in downtown Naples. It's small, but they do have indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. The owner Frank is personable and welcoming. Dog friendly as well. Steve made my hot sub ( I like that they have both hot and cold options) . The Commodore was quite tasty and very filling. It is fine for a really nice sandwich, but it is somewhat pricey. I'm sure the rents are sky high in that area. I certainly couldn't afford them for a party. But I would definitely return if looking for a hot sub! I almost forgot to add that Steve said the bread is imported from Canada and baked fresh daily! It was soooo good. Meat to bread ratio was also excellent.

THIS YACHT HAS SAILED. RATING: PASS/AVOID…read more Stopped in here last week to grab some sandwiches. One regular, one small, two bags of chips. The owners seem nice. They'll chat you up. Offer you a coffee while you wait. That's the seduction. -The small (aka "Minnow") Caprese Pesto had lots of greens. Mozzarella? Not so much. -The regular ("Submarine") Tuna Tsunami (really just Tuna and Cheese)? Unseasoned tuna, with cheap, flavorless, industrial provolone. -The chips were actually the strongest thing in the bag. I could acquiesce if the sandwiches were memorable. Alas, they were not. YCS calls itself a "...new type of upscale sandwich shop." What does that mean, exactly? High prices. Quality seems not to be much of a consideration. Blatant rip off, even by Naples standards.

I absolutely love this place. During my short time in Marco Island, I hit this restaurant twice…read more The turkey sandwich is to die for. In fact, I craved it so much that I had to go back a second time to get it. The staff was friendly. The restaurant was clean. A great place for lunch, a pizza, or even to take home some delicious Italian food

I've been a regular at The Italian Deli for years. The quality has fluctuated, but I've always…read moregiven them the benefit of the doubt and kept coming back. After my experience on Thursday, February 12th, that's over. At 6:05 PM, I placed a small online order (mozzarella sticks, a calzone, and a sandwich) through their website, as I always do. Estimated pickup: 29 to 34 minutes. I arrived at 6:41 with my wife and kids in the car. Food wasn't ready, but "five more minutes." Fine. Five turned into twenty. Twenty turned into forty. During that time, I watched the staff take phone orders and quote every customer "20 to 25 minutes," no matter the order size. When I asked what the holdup was, the staff, who were genuinely doing their best, explained that new kitchen staff were struggling. My son was starving, so I left to grab him food elsewhere and came back about 30 minutes later, confident my order would be waiting. It wasn't. At 7:35 PM, ninety minutes after placing a three-item order, nothing was ready. I asked the staff why they were still quoting 20-minute turnarounds when the reality was 90+ minutes. I suggested they pause online ordering to let the kitchen recover. They told me the owner, Jared Grifoni, has instructed them to keep online orders on and to continue telling customers 20 minutes, despite knowing the kitchen is nowhere close to meeting that timeline. That's not a bad night. That's a policy decision to mislead customers for the sake of revenue. I requested a refund. As it was being processed, two of my three items finally came out. When the staff asked the kitchen about the last item, the answer was: "I have no idea when we'll get to that." I left at 7:46 PM, one hour and forty-one minutes after ordering. To be clear: the staff on the floor that night are not to blame. They were put in a no-win situation and handled it as well as anyone could. The issue is ownership making a conscious choice to overload the kitchen, deceive customers about wait times, and let the staff absorb the fallout. When I arrived, the restaurant was nearly full. When I left, it was almost empty. I won't be adding myself to either count again.

We stopped to pick up a couple of items for dinner, so the review is only for the deli, not for the…read morerestaurant. We got smoked andouille sausage, which was very tasty. But pastrami was simply spectacular, juicy and very, very delicious. If you are craving nice pastrami sandwich, this is where you should get your pastrami from.

Dining at Jimmy P's is a masterclass in culinary geometry: the marbling on their Wagyu follows a…read moreperfect exponential growth curve, and the flavor intensity is a vertical asymptote--constantly approaching perfection

If you are looking for a little piece of New York where you can buy a slice, this is it! These…read moreguys are cranking out all sorts of pies all the time. We loved the variety. I visited this place a few times and sampled several pies. My favorite was the Soppressata Hot Honey. Yum! And, if you are gluten free, they have this incredible dough they offer which my wife says tastes fantastic! But, you will need to order a whole personal pie. And don't forget the dessert. I tried one of their bombolone and it was fantastic! All of this great food was found in a quaint, but lively, little shop at the end of an alley. And the guys behind the counter were always friendly and ready to guide you through your pizza journey. So go ahead and venture off the beaten path and you will not be disappointed.

Genius Concept A pizza by the slice shop is honestly…read morebrilliant when you just want something quick without committing to a whole pie. The variety here is incredible, from simple classics to fully loaded, ingredient-packed slices. Pricing Plain slices feel a little pricey, but the specialty, loaded slices are definitely worth it. Considering it's on Fifth Avenue South, the prices make sense. You're not walking out feeling ripped off. Fresh and Fast Service Slices are constantly fresh, and they bring your food right to your table. Hot, fresh, and ready to enjoy. Plus, they have seasonings on the side so you can customize. Marketing and Vibes The pink theme is amazing and makes the place feel fun and super Instagram-worthy. Temperature and AC Situation It gets very hot inside. I love the open-air seating concept, but in the summer it's brutal. AC vents don't seem to do much, and there aren't fans running, so brace yourself. Customer Service Not the friendliest vibe when I asked a couple questions. I get it, it's a quick-stop spot, not a fancy restaurant, but a friendly smile never hurts. With the heat, it kinda makes sense why staff might be a little rushed. Cleanliness Bathrooms are super clean, which is always a huge plus. Overall Rating Fun, unique, quick slice spot with tons of options. Fresh, hot slices, cute marketing, minor heat and AC issue, and slightly rushed service balance out to four stars.

5+ Star Review for Mercato Italiano…read more From the moment you walk into Mercato Italiano, you know you have found something special. This is not just a café. It is an experience that brings authentic Italian flavor and warmth right into the heart of Naples. Let me start with the espresso. The flavor was rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. You can taste the quality in every sip. It had that true Italian profile, bold but never bitter, and it set the tone for everything that followed. Now the food. I ordered a croissant sandwich, and it was nothing short of exceptional. The croissant itself was fresh out of the oven, light, flaky, and buttery in all the right ways. Inside, I had two sunny-side-up eggs cooked just right, paired with prosciutto, bacon, and ham. The combination of flavors was incredible. Every bite gave you a perfect mix of savory, rich, and slightly salty notes, all brought together by that warm, delicate croissant. What really stood out was the presentation. This was not just a sandwich thrown on a plate. It was carefully arranged on a platter, clean, inviting, and done with pride. You can tell they care about every detail. The atmosphere completes the experience. The energy inside is welcoming, relaxed, and full of character. It feels like a place where people come not just to eat, but to slow down, connect, and enjoy the moment. Whether you are stopping in for a quick espresso or sitting down for a full breakfast, the environment makes you want to stay. The experience was outstanding along with the service that made you feel like Family. If you are anywhere near Naples, this is a must-visit. Mercato Italiano delivers on flavor, presentation, and experience at the highest level. This is easily a 5-plus star spot, and a place I will return to again without hesitation.

Picked up a Too Good to Go order and the staff was friendly and food was good! Really enjoyed the…read moresandwich and pizza heated up. Would definitely go back. They had a selection of wines and other Italian products (cheese, gelato, etc) as well.

I go to Wynn's quite often and am happy with the products. Also, the sandwich shop, juice bar,…read morebakery, and deli are excellent! The check-out experience has always been excellent for me too. I agree with the comments about prices being too high for most of the prepared meals. I have been buying them occasionally since 2014 but during the past 2-3 years they have become so expensive I usually take a pass. The prepared salads are a bit pricey but are fresh and provide a meal. Today, April 5, 2026, Easter, I looked on my phone to make sure the store was open. I planned on getting a prepared meal and a sandwich. I noticed the comment that "Easter may affect our hours". Does that mean they will open later and/or close early? I continued the search on my phone and found that they were open, so I drove 4-5 miles (each way) out of my way only to find at about noon that they were closed. So, why didn't the message just say "Closed Easter Day"? Three words! This is the kind of ignorance and stupidity that is inexcusable and does a lot of damage to customer relations. It also reflects an attitude that management doesn't care about its customers. Michael Upper

Great selection of foods. Stopped in for a few things and was pleasantly surprised. Will shop there…read moreagain.