We were looking for a quick lunch spot and found this deli on yelp. I didn't read the reviews so I…read moredidn't know it was on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. I ordered a veal spare rib meal with salad from the specials menu, my wife ordered the salmon sandwich. Both meals were fantastic and everything was very fresh. I would consider it to revile far fancier restaurants in terms of quality and presentation. If you are looking for a great place and don't mind sitting outside on a patio and busing your own table this is for you!

Finally tried this awesome spot located in the 4th Ave Food Park! I had heard so much about this…read moreplace and it was even featured on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-ins, & Dives". Their menu consists of some staple sandwiches, wraps, sausage dogs, and salads, along with daily specials. They also have a meat counter where you can buy a variety of very unique flavored/seasoned meats that are all made in house. The shop isn't super big and there is limited indoor seating. Although the food park offers plenty of coveted outdoor seating options. Service was great and pretty quick. The guy who took my order was helpful in answering my questions too. Everything is made fresh to order with higher quality ingredients. This is very evident in the taste of the sandwiches, they are truly next level! I ended up ordering a Muffuletta sandwich and a walking taco. Both of these were on the daily special menu. The muffuletta was loaded with ham, salami, mortadella, Swiss cheese, provolone, olives, Dijon aioli, lettuce, tomato, and onion on ciabatta. This sandwich was huge! The meat was super flavorful and you could really taste each one of them in each bite. I loved the ciabatta, especially because it wasn't too thick and didn't take away from the sandwich. The cheeses were mild melted perfectly on the sandwich. The fresh tomato's, lettuce, and onion complimented the other components nicely as well. I will say I wish the olives and aioli had been more prominent, as this is what truly makes a muffuletta of muffuletta. So I wouldn't really classify this as a traditional muffuletta sandwich and it reminded me more of an Italian sandwich. The walking taco included Fritos, chilli, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana peppers, and house-made ranch. I thought these were decent. This wasn't the most impressive thing, but it was still tasty. I wish there had been more meat in the chilli and the cheese was melted on top of the Fritos. The onions were simply chopped red onions and seemed too strong for the dish. While this was good, it isn't something I'd go out of the way to order. I would probably stick to the sandwiches and such as that is what truly shines here! Overall, I was more than impressed with this place. I love that it is located in the food park too! Ordering is easy and the service is welcoming. They offer a nice variety of deli options and there is something for everyone. You can taste the difference in the food here compared to other places. They use high quality ingredients and put a lot of passion into their work. I also love that they have fun switching up parts of the menu daily with unique options. While my muffuletta reminded me more of an Italian sando, it was still one of the best sandwiches I've had in the area by far. The sandwich was absolutely packed with meat and made the price completely justifiable. The bread was really fresh and not too thick, which I really appreciated. The walking taco was decent, but nothing to ride home about. If you are in the area and want a good sandwich, I HIGHLY recommend stopping by.

BBQ of legends! The best brisket, ribs, pork, and chicken around. There are only good options here…read more Sides of green beans, mixed veggies, baked beans, and mac and cheese pair perfectly with the meals. Authentic brewed sweet tea completes the meal for me. Although this place resides within a gas station, once you're inside it feels more like a restaurant with a convenience store. There are tables, chairs with back support, and warm hospitality. I usually take my meal to go, but I've also comfortably eaten inside.

This is a hidden gem…read more This BBQ joint is in a gas station, and its almost perfect! We ordered their pork and their beef plates, which came with 2 sides. The beef was incredible and so delicious! Lots of little carmelized bits of fat. The mac and cheese was so good, as it was near the end of the pan and had lots of really good crusty cheese! I will be back?!

Having survived a horrible fire, Zeezenia re-opened some months ago better than ever, and just as…read moreof 4 August 2023, they have brought back their restaurant in the rear of the store as well! The grocery offers most everything you'd want from a pan-Middle Eastern grocer: dry goods, teas, frozen food, fragrant waters, syrups, canned goods, et cetera. They also have a good selection of baklava and other treats by the front counter worth checking out: they get different sweets in sometimes--always baklava but sometimes also namoura cake and other things. When they have sari burma it's normally excellent, so look for that as well. They also have a good spice selection and try to include a lot of Turkish and Persian speciality items as well (this include Turkish frozen goods and yes, the pudding mixes also). The restaurant portion is a buffet and they have a hot bar and cold bar. The hot bar has traditional Egyptian foods and was very good when I tried it while the cold bar has things that could also be taken away like hummus, salads, and babaganoush. You can get the hot bar to-go as well, but having things like hummus is a big deal because you can purchase enough to have on hand for the week. I hope the restaurant continues to work out for them: buffets only make money if they have a lot of customers, so I really hope the community supports this fine establish and wonderful people who own and run it.

This is a really cool market we wanted to get ingredients for Lebanese food they had an extensive…read morevariety. Great service and selection

Dirty and filthy ,never buy without checking the dates, overpriced on literally everything. So glad…read moreto hear they are closing there door and a new store will fill there unsustainable void.

Probably the worst grocery store I have ever been in. It's filthy, sometimes smells, tired and in…read moredesperate need of good management. How can the company allow the store to be in such condition?

Delicious drumsticks and fast delivery! I highly recommend the honey garlic sauce. Would totally…read moreorder again

Absolutely delicious!!! Great service and great food. The…read morefood is well seasoned and fresh. Great prices and bonus....it is also a small grocery store. Winning!

I love that this place is both a seafood market and a restaurant. They have a wide variety of raw…read moreseafood for purchase as well as a big menu of cooked items. I went with the lobster bisque and some hush puppies and both were pretty tasty! The soup was not quite as thick and creamy as I like my lobster bisque to be, but it was loaded with chunks of lobster and was tasty. The hush puppies were perfectly crispy outside and soft inside and hit the spot! The inside of the store is nice and has minimal seating, but there is also some seating outside as well. The service is great and fairly quick, with very helpful workers.

It was a Saturday at lunchtime, and I was looking for something different for lunch in the…read moreThornebrooke area. Tooling around a little bit, I found Northwest Seafood at the tail end of the Fresh Market stripmall, and figured it might be interesting. It was busy, but it wasn't pretentious, which is what I was looking for. A couple of tables setup outside for customers, and inside a bench or two for those waiting for their food. The place serves in two different ways... first, they are a fish market, and you can get a large variety of different seafoods there. Prices aren't bad, certainly better than other shops in the same area, and a lot more variety as well. Inside, I went through the menu that they have. They are a counter service as well as the fish market, and you can get a number of different items cooked up right there to eat. I went for a cod sandwich and fries, which was the closest thing they had to fish and chips. The wait was nominal, as they had to fry up the food and get the fries together. Staff were pleasant, despite the apparent rush, and I got my food in short order. Eating it was a good time. The sandwich was excellent. The fries... they were good initially, but they don't really hold up over time. Not a big deal if you are sitting there and eating them immediately, though. Definitely worth the stop, and I will be back.

Mira! Thank Gods this old Hitchcock's is transitioning into Bravo. I have a love/hate relationship…read morewith Publix and have been shopping other options as much as I can since their prices have gone glass and brass. Bravo is just what the area needs and is really turning things around here already. What a difference! Customer service is up 100%. And Bravo's prices are somewhere closer to Walmart and Aldi than Publix (which is about 38% more than Walmart last time I checked (Ask me how I know). So not only are they reasonably priced, they've also got all sorts of hispanic foods and products you'd never find across the street; especially if they're old favorites or you're just curios like me. I Love the produce here and the meats can be a real bargain. Shhh... I think they're opening a bar! Or at least I spy taps!! Wepa!! And I don't really know the Wepa, but I'm feeling it here. Gracias Bravo!!

Been in there 4 times since they purchased Hitchocks. 1 -…read moreFirst time there were no shopping baskets to be seen except inside the store full of merchandise. I asked and an older gentleman got me one. I am disabled so I need one to shop. 2 - Second time I was looking for fried chicken in the deli and found none. 3 - Third time I called t see if deli did fried chicken. I was assured they always have it in the deli. To make sure I called the deli and ordered a 12 box for pickup at 5PM. The woman took the order and said "no problem". I arrived at the deli 2 minutes to 5 and enquired about my order and one woman kept yelling something at me. It was to get in line. The sign for this was small and at the far end of the food display case. Oops, they never had a line system as Hitchcocks - it was just first come first served. Another woman came over to help me. She checked for the order. Th sticked for it was on a sheet with my name on it and pick up time. It was not ready and none was in the showcase. So, I had to wait 25 minutes for it to be cooked. Very hard on me to stand in one place but I did. The hispanic music was so loud that it hurt my ears and I am hard of hearing. 4 - for aluminum pans - no problem then Personally, I would shop Publix before this Bravos. I wish we had Hitchcocks back!!

now thats what I am talking about when it comes to Authentic Jamaican/Caribbean Food!!!…read moreThey are only open Thursday-Sunday , so decided to hit them up after work. Food is hot, fresh and sells out quickly. when i got there they were out of jerk pork. Now they do have a lunch menu amd a dinner menu.depending on the time of day you stop by. and there are specialty chef meals done each day. I am looking forward to the oxtail dinner which is done on Sat.. A very friendly and helpful young lady took my order . wait time was minimal.They are new ,so the word hasnt gotten out yet.When it does i expect longer wait times. They had some awesome music playing which added to the atmosphere.