Sonia's Deli — Restaurant in Cranston

really good food here. probably one of my favorite places to grab a gyro (with extra meat of course!), a quick tasty salad, or some ripe plump olives. the owner takes pride in this place and has been here prepping sandwiches with all his employees every time I've gone in. that kinda work-ethic screams pride in their business and the product they're selling.

only reason for the four star review is their pricing for their grocery section and their falafel. I usually only buy stuff from their grocery section when I can't make it to Patel Brothers in N. Attleboro. The same products I buy there are twice the price here.

another negative, I'm not a fan of their falafel. I'm a picky falafel eater though, so still give em a try and make the call yourself. they're just not fluffy and airy enough for me.

their food is really good, and their staff is always polite and prompt. if you are going in during the lunch rush though, I'd say call ahead so you won't have to wait long, as they get super busy...

I will never order from this place again. Full of nothing but unhappy, scowling men. You must have to know the people that own this place to get decent service. If you’re an average person and you don’t know them, they’re gonna treat you like trash. Like they did me and my African American friend. First, they watched me stand at the wrong register for about 10 minutes before a guy who didn’t say anything just pointed down to the other register. The angry unhappy young guy with glasses that took my order was rude as the day is long didn’t even give me my whole order. Some other guy had to finish it. The young guy should go get another job. He shouldn’t be dealing with people with his bad attitude. His mother should be embarrassed because she raised such an angry...

Food was good and fresh. I went to use the single rest room after I ate and it was locked. I waited five minutes and knocked, waited another five minutes knocked again and determined it was empty. I told the girl at the register. She came, knocked and said “I don’t think anyone is in there. Let me get someone to open it.” I waited another six minutes and went back to the register. The two girls were standing there with no customers. I said: “What’s going on?” The girl who had spoken to me just looked at the other girl who then said “we don’t have a key”. Then she said “we don’t know where the key is” because she saw the look on my face. So I said “So why didn’t either of you come to tell me that?” And I got a very inauthentic“oh sorry”

Not good enough to earn...