Michelin-star-level sandwiches. Had the 49er and was one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Huge sandwich and I still ate the whole thing (which I almost never do). Basically takeout only
Food: 5
Lucy Quach
Best sandwich shop in all of the Bay Area. We frequent here maybe twice month and the food is always consistent, delicious and worth every penny.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Allison, Carzle
Sam P
Too expensive for a decent but not spectacular midsize sandwich. Owner kinda a jerk.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Paul Connell
This place hands down has the best sandwich’s in the Bay Area. The line looks long but moves super quickly. Recommend coming early. This place is very good no questions asked. Highly Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carlos Hernandez
1st time here. Ordered the Carzle. At first, I wasn't impressed, but tasting this sandwich changes the game. It's worth the price. I highly recommend trying this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carzle
Sultan Bazarbayev
Tasty sandwiches, just prices are high, 22$ for one sandwich
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ricardo Ramirez
The food is very good, just be prepared for a long wait to be served (although they deliver quickly after ordering), there is no place to eat but in front there is a park to sit and enjoy your deli ;)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Neal Hailey
I truly love Deli Board. I've never had better deli sandwiches anywhere. My favorites are the 555 (my mouth is watering just thinking of that beautiful beast), and the Mick, a near perfect recreation of the flavor of the Big Mac (I recommend adding bacon). The bread is crisp and toasted around the edges, but soft on top/bottom (and won't cut your mouth like inferior sandwiches).
All the meats are juicy, delicious and thinly sliced. The pickles are crunchy and tart, their homemade hot sauces are fiery and beautiful (and actually hot) and I routinely buy bottles for home. The brown mustard they stock is also delicious.
The menu can be a bit overwhelming, but I especially love the sandwiches with a combination of turkey and either pastrami or corned beef. The all turkey ones tend to feel a bit lighter if you're in that kind of mood. I also tend to enjoy the ones with slaw and/or pickled peppers. I've had a couple sandwiches that were a bit dry or too heavy for my taste, so if you have that experience I recommend trying again because at their best, Deli Board is unbeatable.
Recommended dishes: 555, Mick
Mike Boccuzzi
Overrated and overpriced. I got the Rach and I was so shocked at how small it was for $23. They didn’t put it on Dutch crunch like I asked, the pastrami wasn’t salty enough, barely anything on it, way too much boring bread. The turkey was piled on my wife’s sandwich, but they didn’t season the avocado, so everything was kinda bland. Just really disappointed for all the hype this place has.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Alireza Mojibian
Heard about you guys all the way up in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Visiting for the weekend and glad I was able to make it. At first I was a little shocked at the host but it was love at first bite and worth every dollar. My one negative comment is that there is nowhere to sit and actually enjoy the sandwich. Had to walk another 30 mins to find a relatively chill place to eat.
All in all Great find, would recommend but don’t walk, bring your car so you can pick up and go back home to enjoy.
Saw videos about this spot on social media and decided to give it a try. They were only doing takeout orders when I came. The guy who took my order was pretty damn rude. There was a girl before us that ordered some sandwiches where he was being overly friendly and flirtatious and when it came to our turn, his entire demeanor flipped.
Anyways, I ordered the 555 and my friend got the 49er. Total came out to be $50 for the two sandwiches which I think is ridiculously overpriced for some small deli sandwiches (in comparison to other SF delis).
The sandwiches tasted okay in my opinion but nothing really stood out. Sandwiches were overly saucy which made the bread soggy. All in all, I definitely won’t be back with all of the other fantastic deli options in SF.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
electro wasabi
Simply fantastic sandwich. Had it twice now and both times it was top tier. Can't really put it in words, everything in it tastes and feels so damn good. The wings are a pass, they weren't all that, the Buffalo sauce was way too spicy, and the blue cheese too liquid and not enough too cool the Buffalo down a little. Take out only with 1 table is a bit annoying.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastrami Sandwich
Suzanne Nault
Excellent sandwiches. Speedy service today!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastrami Sandwich
Branton Williamson
Really good food in a ehh location. SF is one of those places that if you walk one way and are fine, then you need to walk back that way. This place is really good, just in a trying location.
Michelin-star-level sandwiches. Had the 49er and was one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Huge sandwich and I still ate the whole thing (which I almost never do). Basically takeout only
Food: 5
Best sandwich shop in all of the Bay Area. We frequent here maybe twice month and the food is always consistent, delicious and worth every penny.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Allison, Carzle
Too expensive for a decent but not spectacular midsize sandwich. Owner kinda a jerk.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
This place hands down has the best sandwich’s in the Bay Area. The line looks long but moves super quickly. Recommend coming early. This place is very good no questions asked. Highly Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
1st time here. Ordered the Carzle. At first, I wasn't impressed, but tasting this sandwich changes the game. It's worth the price. I highly recommend trying this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carzle
Tasty sandwiches, just prices are high, 22$ for one sandwich
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is very good, just be prepared for a long wait to be served (although they deliver quickly after ordering), there is no place to eat but in front there is a park to sit and enjoy your deli ;)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
I truly love Deli Board. I've never had better deli sandwiches anywhere. My favorites are the 555 (my mouth is watering just thinking of that beautiful beast), and the Mick, a near perfect recreation of the flavor of the Big Mac (I recommend adding bacon). The bread is crisp and toasted around the edges, but soft on top/bottom (and won't cut your mouth like inferior sandwiches).
All the meats are juicy, delicious and thinly sliced. The pickles are crunchy and tart, their homemade hot sauces are fiery and beautiful (and actually hot) and I routinely buy bottles for home. The brown mustard they stock is also delicious.
The menu can be a bit overwhelming, but I especially love the sandwiches with a combination of turkey and either pastrami or corned beef. The all turkey ones tend to feel a bit lighter if you're in that kind of mood. I also tend to enjoy the ones with slaw and/or pickled peppers. I've had a couple sandwiches that were a bit dry or too heavy for my taste, so if you have that experience I recommend trying again because at their best, Deli Board is unbeatable.
Recommended dishes: 555, Mick
Overrated and overpriced. I got the Rach and I was so shocked at how small it was for $23. They didn’t put it on Dutch crunch like I asked, the pastrami wasn’t salty enough, barely anything on it, way too much boring bread. The turkey was piled on my wife’s sandwich, but they didn’t season the avocado, so everything was kinda bland. Just really disappointed for all the hype this place has.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Heard about you guys all the way up in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Visiting for the weekend and glad I was able to make it. At first I was a little shocked at the host but it was love at first bite and worth every dollar. My one negative comment is that there is nowhere to sit and actually enjoy the sandwich. Had to walk another 30 mins to find a relatively chill place to eat.
All in all Great find, would recommend but don’t walk, bring your car so you can pick up and go back home to enjoy.
Parking: Restaurant needs seats!
Wheelchair accessibility: No where to sit
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastrami Sandwich, Pickles, Brisket, 555
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Saw videos about this spot on social media and decided to give it a try. They were only doing takeout orders when I came. The guy who took my order was pretty damn rude. There was a girl before us that ordered some sandwiches where he was being overly friendly and flirtatious and when it came to our turn, his entire demeanor flipped.
Anyways, I ordered the 555 and my friend got the 49er. Total came out to be $50 for the two sandwiches which I think is ridiculously overpriced for some small deli sandwiches (in comparison to other SF delis).
The sandwiches tasted okay in my opinion but nothing really stood out. Sandwiches were overly saucy which made the bread soggy. All in all, I definitely won’t be back with all of the other fantastic deli options in SF.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Simply fantastic sandwich. Had it twice now and both times it was top tier. Can't really put it in words, everything in it tastes and feels so damn good.
The wings are a pass, they weren't all that, the Buffalo sauce was way too spicy, and the blue cheese too liquid and not enough too cool the Buffalo down a little.
Take out only with 1 table is a bit annoying.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastrami Sandwich
Excellent sandwiches. Speedy service today!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastrami Sandwich
Really good food in a ehh location. SF is one of those places that if you walk one way and are fine, then you need to walk back that way. This place is really good, just in a trying location.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great sandwiches!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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