Giovanni's Italian Deli has been on my hubby's list to try the last few times we've been in New…read moreYork. On a planned trip up to Vermont, we finally made it a point to stop by on our drive. We were there a little before opening and a small line had already formed. Once they opened, we took our time to figure out what to order. Most of the staff were really friendly. One of the guys was not pleasant. He seemed super annoyed with every customer and then we had to hear him complain to all of his coworkers about how he wasn't supposed to open that morning. I get it; no one wants to be in that position. However, all of the customers don't have to be subjected to the poor attitude, especially since this place is obviously popular due their social media presence. Other than this one sour apple, the rest of our experience was great! Giovanni's Italian Deli is an intimately sized sandwich shop in White Plains, New York. They are located in an area with other businesses and there is free parking shared among the nearby shops. The establishment doesn't have any indoor seating, although they do have a few chairs and table outside if you want to eat on site. We ordered a total of three sandwiches: - Joe Rogan - The Famous Bronx Godfather - The Summer Bruschetta All of the sandwiches were great. Definitely crafted well with generous portions on the inside of all of the sandwiches. We watched them make the mozzarella fresh while waiting to order and for our sandwiches to be made. The guy making the mozzarella, Johnny, even gave my family samples. He made a little small portion for our toddler. Truly an awesome experience with quality sandwiches. The Summer Bruschetta was my sandwich and I can only hope it becomes something permanent on their menu! It goes without saying that, aside from the one rude staff member, our first trip to Giovanni's Italian Deli was memorable. My husband was so happy about the "sangwheeches" and is already talking about how we'll have to fit another trip to White Plains during our next visit New York. Our only hope is that Giovanni is there the next we stop by!

We decided to try Giovanni's deli in our way to Hanover, NH . We are from NM and it was on our way…read moreto Foxwoods Casino. We are a combined family of twelve and it was on our way. Our family ordered a #13,#17, #5 and a . The sandwiches were good. We should have ordered the rolls that weren't seeded but it was still good. We tried other sandwiches in the group as well. I really enjoyed the roast beef but went back in to ask for mustard which I always enjoy with my roast beef(Again I should have asked for more pickles, banana peppers and mustard) . I like my sandwiches with a punch of dilly and vinegar mix. The other thing is we should have ordered the meatball as a hot hero. Like I said it was a great stop and definitely worth the money. Service was as expected since it was all hangout and wrapped. Sodas are in a cooler which is self serve. We ended up eating our sandwiches on the outside tables and enjoyed conversing with our family. This is a family trip to a graduation. Overall great place to grab a

Just stopped in for a sandwich on the way to the airport…read more Service was fast and friendly, selection of menu items was pretty extensive, and I opted for the 'Double Play' a toasted pastrami - corned beef combo on rye with melted Swiss cheese and Russian dressing, perfectly melted cheese and toasted bread, super tasty but drier than I would have l preferred. The lovely Spensyr chose the egg salad on a roll and was delighted with her choice twice! She saved half for the flight. The rest of the market was an actual market, with canned goods and a fresh cut meat section as well...

I was told I had to try the local special - bacon, egg, & cheese sandwich. Took it up a notch with…read morethe Destroyer (adding sausage & ham). Easy ordering at the back deli counter. It's not super fast because it's made-order. 1. Perfectly cooked egg 5/5 2. Amazing roll 5/5 3. Vibe just like all the NOLA neighborhood joints 5/5 4. Fresh French roast coffee 10/5 They were friendly to an obvious out-of-tower wearing a Red Sox jacket. So...that's pretty good customer service. This place is a hit.

classic italian deli! great sandwiches and prepared goodies. nice selection of italian grocery…read morestore items. can't go wrong here for sure. there's a reason they've been in business so long. staff is great and friendly and accommodating! hours could be longer but that's a benefit and luxury you get after so many years of serving the community. interior looks like what you expect an italian deli to look like. great ambiance. i'd go before or after the lunch rush to avoid any extra long lines

the food is great! Owner Anthony is a sandwich artist! He & his wife & staff are friendly & keep…read morethe considerable line moving. Whenever you visit Dante's, you end up in friendly conversations while you're waiting & the wait is ALWAYS worth it!

Absolutely amazing Jewish deli! I could eat there every day!!…read more The traditional salads and sandwiches were perfect. Could have been in NYC and it would not have been any better.

Decent, wildly overpriced, lacked any real character or distinctive flavor…read more Matzo ball soup: first couple of bites of the Matzo ball had a strong garlic flavor. Kind of unexpected, and not complex flavor at all. The soup didn't have any discernible flavor. Not bad, but certainly not great. Half sour pickles: again, kinda underflavored. Cut in slices rather than served whole (i think i got one whole pickle--pretty stingy). Cole slaw: this was actually quite good and the highlight of the meal. Egg cream: not enough seltzer while still being kinda meh flavorwise. Pastrami sandwich: the meat was somewhat dry and lacked that peppery pastrami flavor you expect from, what?, pastrami. The bread wasn't very fresh so I ended up not eating much of the bread. Small sandwich for $28 or $29. Potato knish: perfectly cooked and crispy on the outside. Again, though, not much flavor or seasoning. Overall, my meal cost $55 before tip and I'd get a better meal of all the same at any diner in New Jersey. Decent, but not worth coming back with so many better options out there.

Anthony's is def a place to get a great sandwich. Very good. Quick and services is great. Always…read morequick.

Honestly shocked at how many good reviews this joint has. I've never been more disappointed in a…read morePhilly cheesesteak than the one I got here. The peppers were literally cold peppers that they put on a cold sandwich. The cheese was barely melted and the "steak" tasted like steakums. Really, really poorly made, and terrible ingredients. Really bummed!

Stingy with their food, one piece of turkey bacon on a BEC. 1/3 of an avocado on a bagel with only…read moreavocado on it, do not recommend. Also hot food is ALLLLLL rice with sauce and like 2 pieces of meat. Awful, been a loyal customer for years and never going back again.

I love this place! The staff is super friendly - they're always smiling and really nice…read more The food is great too. I come here for sandwiches and tacos. It's a great stop and they're open later than any other place in the area. You can always get what you need here. I'll definitely be back! My favorite are the ham sandwiches! They also carry Bad Ass Cider which is one of my favorites. They don't have that just anywhere!

Had the traditional cut pastrami sandwich as its a little fatty which gives the pastrami sandwich…read moremore flavor and it delivered on taste. Although both sandwiches were barely warm -- almost to the point where my husband was considering sending it back to the kitchen. He did not as he didn't want to wait for another sandwich to be brought out. The hand-cut French fries were very good. The coleslaw was okay -- certainly not the best I've had, but far from the worst. They also brought out two types of classic complimentary pickles for the table. Again, they were just okay -- I've definitely had better. One thing to note: the classic half sandwich & cup of soup combo comes with fries, but if you order just a classic sandwich, it does not come with fries, both priced at $17.99. My husband got the cup of lentil soup, which he enjoyed. I ordered the potato salad as a side dish, it was very vinegar-heavy and not really to my taste. I ended up bringing it home and doctoring it up, which made it much better. They had good deli mustard on the table, I asked for Russian dressing since I like that on my pastrami sandwich -- that was good. And of course, you've for to have a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray or any one of the other Dr Brown flavors. All in all, we enjoyed our lunch. Between the food, the service, and the fact that the place is dated, I'd give it a 3 1/2 stars overall. Free on-site parking is a big parking lot as there are several other stores right in the plaza. I wanted to note that this Deli is dairy free. So no chocolate milk, but you can get a classic egg cream.

I took my wife to Epstein's Kosher Delicatessen for a date night after a long day of yard work, and…read morehonestly, it was perfect. This isn't a fancy place--they close early, there are no white tablecloths, no wine list, and the décor leans toward gray veneer booths with red seats. But that's exactly the point. You come here for the food, not the frills. The pickles were outstanding--crisp, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for between bites. We both had pastrami on fresh, soft rye with great mustard, and it hit the spot completely. The fries were just right too--crispy overall with those smaller, extra-crunchy pieces mixed in. There's something really satisfying about a place like this. Simple, honest food done well. After a full day of work, it made for a relaxed and genuinely enjoyable date night. We'll definitely be back.

Stopped by here during a wing walk. this is the spot to try some unique Mexican inspired…read moreflavors.The Street Corn with Tajin wings were so creamy and packed with that tangy lime and chili flavor you get from real elote. We also tried the Mole Poblano wings, which were super interesting. They have that deep, dark, slightly sweet and spicy mole flavor that's really unique, though it might be an acquired taste if you aren't used to it. honestly, not my thing.

Love it here! I love their brunch, lunch and dinner. They always have great food and drinks. And,…read morethey have outdoor space to sit and relax out front on Mamaroneck Ave and out back on a private patio. I love their tacos, burritos, salad, croissant French toast, enchiladas, etc. I highly recommend stopping here for any meal, because all of their food is delicious and fresh. They also have DJs and dance music on the weekends. They have a weekend all you can eat brunch, too!

You cant go wrong with any food you order here ... They have AWESOME cheese steaks made with…read morepimento cheese (so good) ... Chix waffle sandwich with maple syrup .... Great homemade chips .. U go in hungry and come out full and smiling !!!!

The best tomato soup I've had in years. My family loves their Cuban sandwich. Their flank steak and…read morepopcorn shrimp are both good choices. The porchetta sandwich could be a little juicier. All in all an excellent sandwich shop.

Nothinh fancy. Small little deli. Not the most appealing visually but looks the food is good. I…read moreonly had coffee but I saw some yummy sandwich being served. I'll update once I try it. Look like this is a good place for a good breakfast sandwich on the go before going on the train

This little deli offers a solid variety of choices, from sandwiches to salads, with prices that…read morevary depending on what you order. I recommend calling ahead to place your order, as it can take a bit of time for your food to be prepared, given that there's typically only one cook. The space could use some updates--like better flooring, improved seating around the window, and brighter lighting. There are just a few stools near the window for seating, so it's more of a grab-and-go spot. That said, the food has been consistently good. I've tried the turkey sandwich, grilled chicken salad, and chicken sandwich, all of which have been fresh and satisfying. Parking is street-side, which is convenient enough.