I order take out from here on a regular basis, as I really like the breaded chicken cutlet sandwich with basil, red peppers, and cheese. I called to place an sandwich order on a Friday evening. Â I had to repeat both the order and my phone number a few times, which should have served as a red flag, but I figured it was a bad phone connection or something. Â The guy repeated it back to me, and everything was correct. Â He said it would be fifteen to twenty minutes. Â
Twenty minutes later, my husband arrives at 320 to pick up the order, and I get a phone call from him that they are out of the chicken cutlet. Â What the heck? Â It's been 20 minutes and they couldn't have called and told me that? Â They DID take my phone number, repeated it back to me, and I'm in their computer system with my name because I order from here frequently! Â
There wasn't anything else I wanted there, so he came home empty handed. Â This wasted gas and time. Â The guys at the counter didn't seem too concerned. Â Even if I had wanted something else, I'm sure we would have had to wait another fifteen or twenty minutes for them to make it anyway or longer considering how disorganized they were. I give them two stars because the food is delicious, but that was some bad customer service. Â All they had to do was call me back, and it would have been no big deal. Â 320, you really let me down. Â It will be a while before I can think of coming back again due to this last experience.
This place has some really good food and a nice little market feel. I've only had a few things here but they're all delicious and I only always hear good things from others about the food. The tortillas and pico were awesome and so fresh. They also have some good fresh coffee that's better than anything you'll find at a supermarket. It's a nice place to get some food when the weather is nice and sit outside for lunch. Definitely worth stopping in to check it out.
Review Source:Hands down this is the best hoagie in Philly. Better than my number 2 Primos by a mile. Everything is perfect. Starts with an amazing hard roll ( I prefer unseeded so it gives it an added boost over Primos ). High quality meat. and cheese. On the regular Italian they will substitute sharp provolone at no additional charge. A half is plenty big. The staff there rocks -fast, friendly,very customer-service oriented. I occasionally get their prepared foods. Some are better than others. Their Cesar  Salad is the best in Philly and it includes their kick a#@ homemade dressing, extra crispy lettuce ( not that gross stuff you find in bags at the supermarket) and hard parmigiana cheese. Tossed salad rocks as well with homemade Italian dressing and everything you need on top of  fresh mixed greens. Their house made tortilla chips are to die for and the salsa choices are great. They cook their own turkey,ham and roast beef for sandwiches you can make yourself at home or offer a number of terrific sandwiches and choices to eat there or take out. Their produce section rivals the best in quality you find at Whole Foods or the Reading Terminal, just not as deep a choice of variety  but most of what you need is there. Deserts, bread, pasta, soups, dips, so much more Im forgetting. LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!!!!! There is a location in Media as well.
Review Source:Tried this place yesterday after a long day of unpacking and was super excited.
I had the crab cake sandwich which had pickle, tomato, and mayo. The roll it came on was nice and fresh. Bf had the roast beef sub/HOAGIE (for all you Pennsylvanians) which was suppose to come with au jus and horseradish (both of which he could barely taste). If the au jus was on the sandwich itself it was dry and the bread was overtoasted. There also was very little cheese on it. As a side, they had fresh fruit salad which was really ripe and sweet.
We also tried the homemade tortilla chips which were pretty tasty.
After finishing our sandwiches, we walked around and saw that they had some yummy cheeses as well as some imported foods. We ended up getting the pretzel poppers which reminded me of malt chocolate at first bite. (This is a good thing!)
I will definitely be back.
A gem of a store is right! I'm taking a star away simply because I went in yesterday to buy a container of their fabulous salsa - the kind with chunks of guac in it. And their homemade tortilla chips to go with it. Unfortunately the avbl ones on the cooler shelf were worn and wilted looking with a sell-by date of today... so I called just now to see when they make it fresh and the young man said they make it every day. Really? I don't think so. But...this is a GREAT place - especially for the Delco area. Fresh made dishes, great cheese selection with all the accompliments like crackers and...ummm...quince paste - fresh fruit and veggies at reasonable prices. My favorite new "find!" Â If you like good, (usually) fresh stuff - without going into Phila - check it out!
Review Source:This is a gem of a cafe, restaurant, grocery store, deli, cheese place, pasta place, health food locale and fruit stand. Â Of course, being in swanky Swarthmore it is de rigoueur to have a place like this, BUT.... the selections of cheeses and pastas in themselves are above most other locales. Â As well, outstanding ready-made dishes and freshly-made foods ready to eat. Â One visit and you're hooked.
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