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Lawrence County Massena Rosario's Deli. Rosario's Deli. See 22 Reviews. Select a Rating! View Menu. Phone: See Larger Map - Get Directions. Share Your Experience! Thank You for being you. I wish I knew your name. Just incredible!!!!!!!! Consolidated reviews are included in the calculation of the average rating of 4. They have great food Turning Point Restaurant has not only delicious and great variety food, but courteous, friendly and spontaneous service.

Manager, Laura, very accommod The rating is based on the service my wife got on that day as the food is not bad. Even though the food is pretty good my complaint is the wy m Mediterranean Chateau, On hearing others mention this place being a good place to go we decided to try it. And like some of the others, including Naples Bakery in Evergreen Park, it will soon be history. The store is set to close Dec. A large map in the front of the store shows how far the food has traveled from 87th Street and Pulaski over the years.

A man took meatballs and spaghetti sauce to Poland and sent back a postcard as proof, Salus said. He'd pick it up on his way to the airport. That was back when there weren't weight restrictions on luggage. Back then, if you wanted Italian food you went to an Italian store. You didn't go to Costco. You didn't buy something called Johnsonville Italian sausage. If you wanted Polish food, you went to a Polish deli.

If you wanted a cake, you went to a bakery," she said. Her son, Robert Salus, said, "Every Christmas people would be deep in the cold, standing on the sidewalk waiting. Kathy recalled a customer who came in years ago to order food for her son's wedding.

She came back recently to order more food for her son's 25th wedding anniversary party. No one makes the olive salad like she does. It's my personal favorite. Another woman, Kathy said, "picked up 28 quarts of spaghetti sauce. And she took 24 packages of meatballs. She's filling her freezer for when we're gone. As much as customers will miss the food, Kathy said she will miss the customers, particularly the generations of families that are still coming.

A lot of small food businesses have a hard time keeping a customer base. Mom doesn't cook as much. My kids all learned to cook. My boys cook. My daughter cooks. My grandkids cook. Sometimes that's missing in families today," she said. Nowadays, she said, people will make trips to specialty stores for holidays and special occasions. People say 'I came from Naperville,' 'I came from Aurora.