The Real Deal, a popular deli in West Roxbury, recently opened up shop in the old Emack and Bolio's spot (and more formerly Brigham's) on Centre Street. The restaurant serves gourmet sandwiches and thin-crust pizza, among other things, and will continue to carry Emack and Bolio's ice cream. The extensive menu boasts 43 sandwiches, 19 wraps, 7 paninis including 'The Cuban', 16 salads, 9 burgers and 9 pizzas. The hotspot boasts mafioso-esque signature sandwiches and "gangster wraps" ranging from the Michael Corleone (genoa salami, capiccola and provolone) to the Tony Soprano (zesty cajun roast beef with horseradish and swiss). Also, the walls are covered with sandwich-inspired caricatures including playful depictions of the Lucy Goosey (roast turkey) and the Donnie Brasco (maple turkey). Plenty of seating. The only bad thing is there's no wifi. Which isn't always a bad thing!

Same Old Place is another long-term JP business. Fred Ciampa and his family have been offering pizza and subs from this location for many, many years. It's one of the few places in the city where you can stand on the sidewalk and watch the pizza makers toss the dough up in the air as they make the pies. There are a few tables inside, but mainly this is a take-out place. There's a great mural on the wall depicting classical Italian scenes. Good food, good prices, nice folks working here - it's a trifecta!

Fast food restaurant joint with subs,wraps, calzones, salads along with pizzas.A rich menu fulfilled with imagination and creative recipes. JP House is famous for its Greek style pizza and Greek grilled chicken salad that keep people coming back. Others go crazy for the Greek gyro with home made tzatziki sauce.