Pulled Pork Roll
Block 16

Block 16

1611 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68102, 68102-2185, United States

Steak • Salads • Cheese • American


"My first visit, definitely will not be my last! This is my kind of place. Small, locally owned, quality food and a refined smaller menu that they do very well. I came with a friend and we shared 2 burgers and 2 different types of fries. Yes, 2 different types of fries. And there are 3 others if you include the plain ones. The first thing we tried was the  Block burger. It has a 1/3 lb. patty with swiss cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. It was very good. The only flaw was that the bun did not hold up to the burger. Maybe if they toasted the bun it would work better. Next we tried the Crogue Garcon burger. It was a 1/3 lb. patty with cheese, ham, mustard, truffle mayo and a sunny side up egg on a ciabatta roll. It was also very good but suffered the same problem with the roll not holding up to the burger. By the time we were done with it the roll had disintegrated. The first type of fries we tried was the poutine. These are covered with cheese curds and then drenched in a very delicious dark brown gravy. Last we tried the Duck, Duck, Goose fries. We saved the best for last. These are a meal unto themselves. Fries covered with a large helping of duck confit, crispy duck skin, cheese, duck fat mayo and gooseberry gastrique. I have never had anything this unique and delicious before. These are worth coming back for just by themselves. The best part is that there are more items on the menu that I want to come back to try. I can say that it will not be a long wait."

Johnny's Pork Roll Coffee Too

Johnny's Pork Roll Coffee Too

8A Monmouth St, Red Bank I-07701-1614, United States

Lunch • Coffee • Fast Food • Breakfast


"I 've spent hundreds of dollars on breakfast sandwiches here and I love the staff. Even used to come here with my kids as a weekend tradition. I 'm writing this review here because the owner behaves like an a Our interaction is below, I 'll let you be the judge if this guy deserves your business. Me (ordering from cashier): Hello, can I please have a breakfast sandwich, just without the pork please? Cashier: Oh well it 's cooked on the same surface that we cook the pork roll on if that 's okay. Me: Oh yeah that 's totally fine, I just don 't eat pork roll, thanks. Johnny (owner who was cooking): Well why would you come here then. Me: I 've been coming here for years, but if you don 't want my business I can go somewhere else Johnny (facing the stove, doesn 't even bother to turn around): Go somewhere else then. Eggs are expensive, I don 't feel like making it. So I left. I 'll be taking my business elsewhere because Johnny is a dick. All he had to do was not put a pork roll on a sandwich. It 's actually less work and he would have made more money off of me because he uses less ingredients. But oh well, he can 't be bothered. I 'm not gonna pretend that the loss of my business will affect this guy, it won 't. But customers should know this guy isn 't a good dude. I don 't even care that they wouldn 't accommodate my simple request, it 's not about that. It 's the disrespect and entitled attitude that got me. What a boomer. He could have just said sorry, no alterations and I would have happily ordered and just removed the pork roll myself. There are plenty of hard working people in Red Bank that would be grateful to have your business. This guy isn 't one of them."