

Known as the best Jewish Deli in town with a world-class bakery, TooJay’s has been a neighborhood go-to for 40 years. Some of our fan-favorites include the hot Pastrami sandwich, classic hot Corned Beef Reuben, Brisket, Tuna, Chicken and Egg Salad. Looking for breakfast? We have everything from Omelets & Eggs, Chicken & Waffles, Belgian Waffles and homemade French Toast on Challah. TooJay’s also provides the best catering services in the The Villages area, where no party is too big or too small. We cater office parties, holidays, birthdays, funerals, bar/bat mitzvahs, graduations and everything in between. Our homemade comfort foods, handcrafted sandwiches and made-from-scratch soups, salads and baked goods; including whole cakes, are th…
Casual eatery serving up sandwiches, burgers & hearty comfort dishes, plus baked goods & desserts.
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Address: 2835 Brownwood Blvd, Wildwood, FL 32163
Phone: (352) 350-1315
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Plain waffle, no complaints
2 eggs over hard with grilled English, well done bacon, home fries (not on the menu, flavorless). Meh according to guest.
3 eggs over easy, white toast, home fries (not on the menu). Eggs were so undercooked (and seemed like they were cooked in water because there was excessive liquid) it was like soup and completely inedible. Same flavorless home fries. Bacon was fine, toast was…toast.
Eggs Benedict with home fries and side of sausage links. Poached eggs were a bit overcooked but I was pleasantly surprised as I do prefer them overcooked but most expect a runny yoke. Hollandaise sauce seemed real (yay!!!) but firm and totally flavorless. Was it not made with real yokes and butter?! So strange I make it regularly at home and it’s so rich and delicious. Also they only gave me enough sauce to cover the egg so without a runny yoke it was so dry and difficult to eat. I asked for more but it took so long to get that everything was cold and hard. Sausage had a strange off-putting flavor, I only had one bite.
This is a Jewish deli so I’m wondering if there is a kosher cooking rule preventing some foods from having an expected outcome. They separate meats from dairy/cheese to honor cleanliness. Eggs are considered neutral but for pareve they recommend not using butter when served over meat (ham in the case of Benedict). Perhaps this is why it had no depth or flavor.
Expensive considering 3/4 orders were simple or basic, no check back from waitress to see if everything was okay, no inquiry by staff to determine why only the waffle was consumed.
Authentic NY Jewish Deli.
Features pastrami, corned beef, their chicken soup cures what ales ya.
Serves soups, salads, appetizers, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Many delicious desserts to choose from.
We had a party of 11 at 4pm.
Not busy so a great time for a group.
We all had a great time thanks to our friendly waitress Kim. Everyone enjoyed their meals.
Note to the cleanliness: there were crumbs on the booth seats and between the tables that were pushed together. A little more effort there will go a long way!
Overall, a delightful experience! Thank you!