Joe's Deli
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19215 Hilliard Blvd
Rocky River, Ohio 44116
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| Phone: 440.333.7890 |
| Category: 191Bakery,Breakfast,Deli,Dessert Place,Lunch Served,Non-Smoking,Subs & Sandwiches,Take-Out,Vegetarian Entrees,Wheelchair Access,American,Middle Eastern |
| Price Range: $,$$ |
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Eatin & Feastin at Joe's
The menu is fit for a Renaissance King's belly in grand satisfaction. Portions are delightfully obscene. Quality of food, cost & Staff meld for a great dining experience which makes you a repeat customer over and over. Want a fast meal? skip on by.
Review by Jo Saari from Cleveland posted May 17, 2006
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Great
Its been over twenty years since I’ve been to Joe’s and I have had many corned beef sandwiches since then but none of which can stand up to the ones that Joe makes. I remember when I was wiring the place Joe would come around when his equipment showed up and explained how they make the corned beef. At the grand opening my wife and I went and had their sandwich and I am happy to say its every bit as good today as I remember then.
Review by Frank Piech from Cleveland posted January 22, 2006
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There's no excuse for East Siders to miss out on the great food at Joe's Deli: The restaurant is just off the highway, providing easy access for those in search of a fantastic corned beef sandwich. Though the corned beef itself is worth the trip, Joe's has more to offer than deli food: Daily dinner specials include seafood, pasta, chicken or veal (they change daily, so call ahead and ask one of the friendly staff what's on the menu), and your choice of side dish. Desserts will tempt you from the minute you walk in - Joe's cake case is positioned right inside the door, allowing for lots of decision time. For lunch, sandwiches, soups and salads are always a good choice, especially with plenty of Joe's garlic mayonnaise to spice things up a little. Carryout is available; on busy weekend nights it's a relaxed alternative to waiting for a table at this popular spot.
Review by Northern Ohio Live Magazine posted June 03, 2005
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Great Food!
Just tried this restaurant and it was fantastic! Had the Shish Tawook (grilled chicken served in a pita with garlic mayonnaise) with lettuce and tomato added. Comes with fries and costs about $7. My friend had the Lebanese Delight (baked spinach pies served with hommus, tabbulee, pita bread and baklava) which was $8.25 and was very good , as well. I did not try the dessert but they have a very large glass case that looked extremely inviting. Next trip, I'm definitely having some. Staff was very friendly and we were seated immediately.
Review by Carol Ludlow from Westlake, OH posted April 05, 2005
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It's worth the wait at Joe's!
It doesn't matter what time you go to Joe's there is always a wait, but that is because they serve such a large selection of some of the freshest food in town. Their portions are huge and the quality is exceptional, especially for a family-style restaurant. The hostesses at Joe's are pros at keeping the wait time short by only seating their guests once everyone has arrived. That helps the servers, who are some of the best, keep people well fed and moving, but they don't ever make you feel rushed. Of course while you wait you can drool over the large selection of decident desserts, watch the constant traffic of take out orders or play oversized checkers. This has become one of my local hangouts because it is unassuming, yet offers a huge array of fresh and higher quality homestyle dishes, at very affordable prices. Their salads are excellent, the fruit is always cut fresh and the corned beef is stacked high. It's a great place to take the entire family.
Review by Kelley Keane from Westpark posted February 25, 2005
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