Joe's Deli

Food is always delicious. Joe's during normal lunch/dinner hours is always busy but the service is superlative so the wait isn't too long (well except for the people that just entrench themselves for long periods of time).Joe's is clean, bright and warm.

QUESTION: What happens when your online ordering website overwhelms the kitchen? ANSWER: The folks in the restaurant wait forever for their meals to show up.That's what's happened to one of my favorite restaurants over the past 2 years. You see, I've gone there at least 10-15 times since moving back to Ohio 3 years ago and it used to be fabulous. However, things have really gone south for the inside diners. Waits of 45 minutes or more are common when the kitchen is pumping out the takeouts. That doesn't count your wait for a table. Even the servers who have been there a long time are embarrassed.On a positive note, the food and desserts are still wonderful. SOLUTION: Ownership must either expand the kitchen or restrict the online orders. Will they do it? Stay tuned.

Never ever go to this joint. For one the food was so mediocre for the expensive prices. My Greek salad was essentially all lettuce and the gyro meat looked like it had been frozen then quickly cooked with some oil. The wait was unbelievable. Took us 35 minutes to get seated and then it also took us over an hour for us to get our meal. The server was really nice but what really turned me off was how sick I got from the food and was vomiting all night and when I called for a refund the manager said "yeah it could've been anything you should go to urgent care" and refused to give me a $36 refund for my wrap and salad. Even though that's literally the only thing I ate the whole day. I was shocked they weren't giving me a refund for the inconvenience but guess the owner was being greedy for no reason considering the food wasn't even worth the amount I paid for/suffered. The lights also kept flickering on and off making the vibe and ambiance very off putting. Dont go to this place it isn't worth the prices or the stomach ache at all

Joe's is hopping! Was in town for a game and wanted some legit corned beef. Sandwich was huge, shared a sandwich and some Matza ball soup with my sister. We had quite a bit of a wait on a Friday night but I guess that's par for the course at this popular location. We got to drool at all the beautiful desserts while we waited and ended up ordering several to take back with us. Our server was very friendly, food came out promptly, space was clean. Can't argue with lines out the door. Delish.

Bit of a wait to be seated, but the food was great and the service was excellent. Our waitress brought my daughter's food out early because she was getting fussy and I was so so grateful.

I've been to joes a few times over the years. The desserts are really incredible! The corned beef is really good not great. This latest visit I had the Philly cheesesteak. Huge portion and not bad but certainly not worth an hour wait on a Saturday at 3pm. The place was busy (we waited for 20 mins before being seated). Almost an hour for sandwiches and fries is absolutely ridiculous. Our waitress was attentive but when we asked after a 45 minute wait her response was " you must have never been here on a busy Saturday"... on the way out I asked the lady behind the desert counter if the cakes and pies were made in house. She said no and gave me the name of the bakery that make them. Guess I really don't have a reason to go to Joes any more.

Joe's Deli was a delightful place to grab a quick lunch. We were seated in the back room which reminded me more of a tea room than a diner, quiet and comfortable seating; I could easily hold my conversation without talking over the other patrons. Our waitress was kind and courteous and helped make our selections easier.The food was was good; at least mine was. I enjoyed the Rueben which was loaded with corned beef. My fiancé got the latkes and German dumpling soup. The soup was tasty but did not really meet the paprikas taste we were led to believe it would have. It was heavy and filing and probably amazing on a cool fall day. Her latkes were a little soggy but otherwise good (FYI, my Rueben had SO much meat we took some off and used it w the potato pancakes.).

Joes Deli is always a hit for me. I love their corn beef and pastrami sandwiches. Portions are great and prices are reasonable for the quality of food you recieve. The ambiance is a step above your average diner. Joes would make a great brunch/lunch date location as they serve wine and cocktails. Don't forget to peruse the dessert section, more than likely you will leave with something!

I've been a loyal customer since they were in the old Kenny Kings building across the lot.Having travelled the world, I say this is my favorite restaurant. Reasons being: The quality and portions of food, service and cleanliness never changes and is always on point.Of course the corned beef is money. Fattoush salad is amazing. Onion rings a 10. Burgers, soups, specials, I've had them all. Breakfast is real, real good. Corned beef hash, a must.Pick what you like. My guess is you won't be disappointed. Oh, get there early.... The wait is worth it.

I went for lunch. I got the hummus appetizer with pita bread. Amazing!! Large portion be prepared for that. Then I had a side Lebonese cabbage salad that was out of this world! A cup of Matzo ball soup that was so good the chicken broth is so good. Finally a side order of onion rings. So good! Big gigantic rings! Hot and crunchy. All in all a great lunch with large portions.