Da Tino. - Cedar Grove

This is a fantastic restaurant, although it hasn't opened yet. Interestingly, my friend ended up getting sick in his backyard and jokingly sprayed us with the hose. On a more positive note, the food is excellent and very fresh, with many ingredients sourced from the owner's garden. The grass is abundant around the area, which adds to the natural vibe. Leo, the owner, is a wonderful guy who really understands what he's doing. The basement is impressively clean as well. Overall, it's a lovely spot to relax and savor each fry one at a time.

Daily specials are always fresh and the eggplant is absolutely delicious. There's something for everyone on the menu, featuring Italian pasta and delightful treats. With plenty of tables and parking available, you definitely have to check it out!

The food here is incredible, and the service is fantastic—everything you could possibly want. Tino, the owner, is really friendly. If you're looking for amazing food, this is the place to be!

I decided to visit this deli, and I have to say, it was a disappointment. The place had an unpleasant smell, and the person running it gave the impression of being both intoxicated and unkempt, which made me uncomfortable—especially since he seemed to be trying to flirt with me. As an Italian who appreciates a good Italian sandwich, I was really hoping for better. I ordered a Prosciutto, Capicola, and Provolone sandwich, and it was just mediocre. It was mostly bread, and the meat didn't stand out at all. I think I'll stick to my usual Italian deli, as this place had an odd atmosphere that I didn't enjoy.

I truly value your efforts, my friend, but the sandwich I received wasn't what I had ordered.