Corrado's

Yum! As Bostonians that moved to Texas two years ago, when we came back to New England to visit family one of the first things we were craving was a good cheeseburger and chicken tender sub (both of which do not exist in Texas). My husband recommended this place as it was a place he remembered from when he used to work down the road. Super friendly staff, those New England accents I missed so badly, and the subs were to die for. I only wish I had multiple stomachs so I could have just kept eating them all day long. The worst part was getting full! Such delicious food. I wish Google reviews allowed us to add a video, because the look of pure joy on my husband's face when he bit into a cheeseburger sub for the first time in 2 years says it all. Instead I included a screenshot from the video of him looking at the sub lovingly, girls get yourself a man that looks at you the way my husband looked at that sub 😂 He got his with extra ketchup, American cheese and mayo, and pickles. I got a chicken cutlet sub with extra mayo and American cheese ❤️❤️❤️ Oh also their spanakopita (spinach pita/pie) is also pretty out of this world. Massive portions too!

I got to the restaurant 15 minutes after my order was supposed to be ready. No one was attentive to me, even though I was glancing at my phone and looking around aimlessly for a pick up section. Finally got a response and was then accused of "cutting all these people" who were putting in new orders, in other words, not what I was there for. I get it. You're a small town place and you're old school. If you want to stay in your lane so bad, don't accept online orders. Especially if you're going to make accusatory statements about the people who put these orders in. The food quality was expected, nothing out of the ordinary and you can get the same at Liberty Pizza with 90 percent less attitude from the employees.

Ordered Greek salad with grilled chicken and tuna sub. Sub: for a place known for subs, bread was not very fresh. Tuna wasn’t overly mayo-y. Decent amount of toppings, could have had more tuna. Salad: fresh lettuce, tomatoes, feta tasted more creamy than cheesey. For almost $10 not enough grilled chicken at all. Wasn’t very juicy or tastey.

This is not because I stopped in this place it's because the guy that brought the business to natick originally was Hudson Massachusetts it was called Corrados pizza located in the downtown storefront. He then moved in the mid 90s out that way. The mini pizzas about an inch smaller were $2.00 Angelo Corrado if remember his name.