11 Best Delis near Petaluma

“We read Houston’s article in the Argus about Urban Deli and had to try it. It was everything he proclaimed. I tried the Mediterranean Platter and everything was delicious - the falafel were uniquely spiced and not too salty which mixes often are. My husband tried the chicken schwarma platter and the walnut baklava and enjoyed them both. The customer service was excellent. So excited to have this new deli downtown.“

“The BEST sandwiches in town. I, personally, think they are a much better quality than when it was Mr. Pickles. Much friendlier staff and owner. I rate this 10 stars. Love the vegetarian sando on Dutch crunch with Swiss and Baja sauce. Chicken salad sando excellent too. All good! Fresh“

“Great Sandwich, had the Brooklyn Bridge it was delicious“

“The Keokuk is amazing!! Can’t wait to try other things on the menu!“

“I came threw town and stopped at Bianchini's. I got a Roasted turkey breast sandwich. It had this pesto mayo inside that was super good. The meat tasted fresh and the roll was fresh baked. The man that took my order was really nice and I thought overall that they had good customer service. Would go back if back in the area.“

“Great Sandwich, had the Brooklyn Bridge it was delicious“

“It’s a very convenient spot to stop by. They make amazing sandwiches, the image bellow being the breakfast sandwich I got. The deli aspect gives this store a little more meaning than just any old liquor store. Definitely recommend going if you’re in the area.“

“great place to eat really good food“

“Next to lucky market off seventh and Grant Avenue downtown Novato. Family owned deli that has served Bay Area for years with catering , too.

It’s little Italy in Novato. Anything in refrigeration pasta is amazing. Imported Italian treats and oils. Fresh coffee is amazing. Great old school feel. My salami sandwich is a tradition .“

“The old rusty gas pumps out front are of the now defunct Flying A gasoline brand. They were a major fixture in early American car culture, being prominent along the early cross country highways, including The Mother Road, Route 66. The movie “Cars” and its sequels also contain some hidden references to Flying A if you know where to freeze frame.“

“I dropped off the Airstream for an up and coming Clam Lickers LBG RV show coming up next week to pay homage to the late Amelia Earhart, one of the founders of the Clam Lickers Society LLC. It was one of my neighbors that talked me into loaning out my Airstream, and its for a good cause...I think, so it is okay by me. And...The Best part of this whole thing was the great sandwiches from the Belli Deli...5 ☆☆☆☆☆'s all day long!“