We stumbled upon The Sandwich Man while driving from New Jersey to Smith Mountain Lake for vacation…read moreand needed a quick lunch. This place was exactly what we were hoping to find. If you're looking for a freshly made sandwich on great bread with quality cold cuts, this is the place. If you're expecting a typical Subway-style franchise sandwich, keep driving. The service was friendly, the sandwiches were delicious, and everything tasted fresh.

Well, when I was younger, my grandpa would always take me to the Sandwich Man on 22, especially…read moreafter practice playing for the Linglestown Colts. That was the best spot to get some food to recharge, so I decided to take a walk down memory lane and get an Italian sub when I got off of work. The staff was inviting, and the place still looked and smelled the same as it did when I was a kid. There was plenty of meat on the sub with all the fixings, and of course, I complemented it with plain Middleswarth chips. Being from Pennsylvania, you have to eat it with Middleswarth chips! My mouth was drooling looking at the sub, even though the roll itself felt very hard. With the first bite, I went right down memory lane, sitting in my grandfather's green Ford Ranger. I scarfed it down, but well... I was disappointed. The bread was so hard that it almost scratched the roof of my mouth. The cheese was just bland, not bursting with flavor, and the salami and pepperoni slices had no flavoring to them at all. I think the only thing that saved it was the hot peppers that I added. To make matters worse, I also noticed the bathrooms were dirty, which is never a good sign. I also felt very slow and sluggish afterward. I don't think food is supposed to do that; food is supposed to give you energy, not slow you down. I do not recommend this place for a sub at all. I'd rather get one from a pizza shop or even Sheetz--and I think all Sheetz food tastes like cardboard, but that's just me. I hope my review helps you decide where to get your sub next!

I usually rate higher than most people. I'm rating slightly lower on this one but it's still a very…read moregood spot. You can order hard or soft bread. I went with soft but it wasn't super soft. It might have been out too long. I also ordered no cheese and specified it three times but still had cheese on my sandwich. No big deal. I think sandwich makers sometimes are in disbelief that someone doesn't want cheese due to their own eating preferences. They did make up for it with really good pickles though. The sandwich was solid. They put a lot of meat on there and I can tell it's high quality. The chocolate chip cookie was also solid. Other than the cheese, the service was super friendly. I waited 20 minutes for my sandwich due to incredibly high demand (a good sign) and they are a very good and organized operation. Definitely recommended.

Wow!!! I'm a sandwich/ hoagie kind of guy. It all start with the roll. Hoageez nailed the rolls…read more From the hard rolls to the regular rolls. Then ya get to the meats, and I can say the roast beef was amazing. There is a reason they are voted #1.

We stopped here for an early dinner and it was so good! The staff was so helpful and nice. I feels…read morelike you are eating at your grandmas house and the food is so good! It is cute inside and the prices are so amazing, it feels like you are getting such a great deal for such yummy food!

I go to the location on N. Front. Everything is always fresh and the staff are very good at their…read morejobs. My favorite item is the chocolate croissant. But, the sour dough bread is out of this world.

We were anxiously awaiting the opening of Capriotti's since we'd enjoyed their subs when we lived…read morein NV.  Overall everything was fresh and flavorful. We tried the regular Italian and the grilled Italian subs. Both were very good and the rolls were what we were looking for in a sub. We tried the build your own salad, which was a good sized portion and fresh. One suggestion would be to put the salad dressing on the side for take-out orders to keep everything crisp.  The mobile ordering app needs some improvements as it took multiple times to get the order to go through and check boxes for item customization were different from the online menu. For example I was trying to select a duo (sub and salad), but the app wouldn't let me place the salad order unless I selected a meat to go with it.  We are fans of Capriotti's and will definitely be back, especially for "The Bobbie".

Delaware hoagie staple ... franchised ... I've heard good things ... came in for lunch ... 3ppl …read more.. 30 minutes later .. 2 sandwhiches came right out ... with fries and hot. Mine, not even made yet?? I've got no idea what is going on, but zero sense of urgency or communication happening ... Typical storefront chain ... not worth the investment of time and dollars Ok- finally got my sandwhich .. it's huge and tasty even if it was tardy ... extra star!

Bella Sicilia Bakery & Deli has been on my radar ever since they opened a few months ago -- I was…read morejust waiting for the right moment to check it out. A Friday Night Date Night dessert stop during my birthmonth felt like the perfect excuse. We headed there after dinner specifically to experience the bakery side of Bella Sicilia. The deli portion will have to wait for another visit. We arrived around 6:30pm on a Friday evening and found plenty of parking out front since the bakery is located in a strip mall. When we walked inside there was only one other person there, but the display cases were absolutely packed with pastries, cakes, cookies, and other treats. My heart nearly skipped a beat. Bella Sicilia describes itself as a destination for authentic Italian pastries, gelato, and deli favorites in Camp Hill, featuring classic treats made with ingredients from Italy and crafted with care. Their menu includes everything from lobster tails and cannolis to signature cakes and fresh gelato, along with deli sandwiches and savory options. With so many incredible-looking options in the case, my adventure buddy and I decided to strategize. We agreed to pick three items to split so we could try more things during our visit. We also sampled one of their almond cookies from the counter and counted that as a bonus fourth item. That almond cookie was divine. It's honestly more like a tiny cake than a traditional cookie -- incredibly moist, soft, and full of almond flavor in every bite. I'm actually glad we tried it after placing our order because I could have easily walked out with a dozen of those and called it a night. For our three official selections, we chose the Red Velvet Mousse Cake ($7.54), a Large Classic Cannoli ($6.76), and an Arch of Happiness pastry ($7.23), bringing our total to $24.97 including tip. When the woman behind the counter told us it was the last Arch of Happiness for the day, I nearly squealed with excitement. We got the final one! All three desserts were absolutely fantastic. The red velvet mousse cake leaned heavily toward the icing side -- rich, sweet, and decadent -- which is exactly how I like my desserts. The cannoli was filled with the most heavenly chocolate-chip-speckled ricotta filling I've ever had. And the Arch of Happiness was pure strawberry-shortcake-style bliss: light, airy pastry with whipped filling and generous chunks of fresh strawberries. We demolished all three desserts and very nearly licked the plates. Before leaving, we grabbed a few additional treats to take home and share with family. I also picked up one of those almond cookies for the ride home because resisting it simply wasn't an option. I'll absolutely be back to Bella Sicilia. With that many beautiful pastries in the case, one visit barely scratches the surface!

Just randomly looked up a place for dessert & this place had raving reviews & was super excited!…read moreAesthetically the place was beautiful, desserts looked amazing, all for nothing. Staff was busy, not too friendly, but that's okay. We ordered 2 tiramisus & 1 strawberry cheesecake. The portions were large, but $32? We were hoping the price would make sense for the flavor, & yet wrong again. Both desserts tasted like nothing, the tiramisu was basically a globe of the blandest vanilla (how do you even do that?) with barely any coffee garnished with a weird bread, not biscoff & the cheesecake you could only taste the fake strawberry puree with no flavor of the cheese that you want in a cheesecake (again, how do you even do that?). Consistency was like a thawed frozen cake, super hard, some ice chips, & again no flavor?? super disappointed & def won't be back.

Rocco's is a nice little deli at 12th and Federal. I found this place through Yelp. Hoagies and…read moresandwiches are $8-$12, sides and drinks are extra. They have a large selection of drinks and chips to go with your hoagie. Staff is friendly and food was prepared quickly. I ate there and the place was busy the whole time. Off street parking for around 8 cars. I'll definitely be back. Thanks!

Sandwiches are crafted well with quality ingredients…read more Dieffenbach chips is a plus and atmosphere is modern and chill. easy lunch spot no fountatin drinks service was alright

I used Sophia's at Walden to cater a brunch the morning after my son and daughter-in-laws wedding…read morereception. Sophia recommended their quiches and fresh fruit. Everyone raved about the quiche, we had two kinds - ham/swiss and broccoli/cheddar. We rounded it off with coffee and juice. They included all the necessary items (sugar, cream, paper products, serving and eating utensils. I would definitely recommend Sophia's catering!

Haven't tried it, but it appears to be trying to be more with do datty "upscale discerning tastes"…read morekind of menu. Potatoes O'Brien is a turnoff for me. I'd go if invited, but I wouldn't pick it out to 'try it'.

Outstanding every time I visit the restaurant. Wonderful friendly people. I would recommend this…read moreplace to anyone interested in delicious Italian food and pastry's. Oh and don't forget to try the gelato.

Was in Harrisburg for a conference and surprised at the many restaurants available! Found this…read moresmall family owned bakery/restaurant via yelp! Thanks guys! This is the newer location, pretty views of the river, outside seating available. Service was Very nice! They were friendly, taking time to make recommendations and go over their very large menu. Prices were very fair. That chicken parm plate was like $12! I loved everything except the bread (too thick for my taste) and coffee (too sweet and not strong enough) but I think this is my personal taste. I saw many enjoying the bread and coffee outside. The pastries are an absolute MUST try here! I felt like I was in south Philly with their cookie collection and cannoli. We bought several to try and regret not grabbing more to go home! They have monthly BYOB dinners that have a prix fixe menu for $60-$65, menu differs from what they have available regularly and there's a harpist that plays? If I was around for the next one on 10/18, I would def go!