Delis near Bethlehem

“I was so enamoured with how cute this deli is! It's in a somewhat non-descript strip mall off the Green (and perhaps the only tenant), but inside is adorable and small-town! The shop offers sandwiches to order, and every non-alcoholic drink you may want - Coke, Pepsi, hot chocolate, and of course coffee. The coffee is Omar Coffee, if brand matters to you. The BEC sandwich on a croissant is eggy with a wonderful buttery flavor. The cheese and bacon quantities are reasonable (what can I say, I care about the cheese!). They also have baked goods - cookies, brownies, yum! The decor is all local - posters from old Bethlehem fairs, paintings from local artists, and a classic wall of business cards! If you need a local service, I bet you'll find it there. There is also a restroom available.“

“After driving by this place for so many months, I finally decided to stop it. It was worth the trip. The food is delicious made fresh. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Even the other patrons were very friendly smiles on their faces overall great atmosphere great food great prices worth stopping and take a visit.Vegetarian options: I’m pretty certain that you can have any of the items substituted on their menu to accommodate a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle their tuna fish is absolutely divineParking: There is tons of parking there’s handicap parking right at the door parking is a breezeKid-friendliness: The spot is very kid friendly. They have lots of different options that kids would enjoy grilled cheese, bagels, egg and cheese tuna sandwiches absolutely delicious. They also have lots of pastries on the shelf, pastries chips, macaroons, various various brownies things that would entice a child to eat there.“

“Best breakfast sandwiches in the area. Honestly, I rarely go for lunch but they've been a cornerstone for a solid Egg and Cheese sandwich for me as long as they've been around. Prices are great too and definitely appreciated in this day and age.“

“Amazing!!! I stopped in Sat. 3/9/24. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with ham & cheese in Gluten Free bread. They toasted the bread and the egg was cooked to perfection! Such helpful staff and so grateful for the GF bread. I will be back.????“

“I have been in probably a thousand of these little stores. This, by far, has to be the cleanest, the nicest, the most inviting convenience store I've ever been in. The cashier is absolutely lovely, and they have a full kitchen Deli in the store! It smells amazing, not like food, and not like incense!“

“Maybe it's just because I was hungry. The I think it was called" Glad to meet you. Omg so glad I met this delishious sandwich. In 70 years of traveling to all 50 and trying to avoid fast food and chains I have had many a good lunch. This one rates with the best. ?“

“Delicious signature sandwich, I had Oli’s and Ryan’s and they are both yummy. The chicken cutlet is very fresh and juicy.I took my dog here as I saw someone’s post with his dog, but I am disappointed as they are NO LONGER dog friendly and I have to take out instead :(“

“If you want a quality sub...this is the place! Supplanted in the middle of a neighborhood, one would not see them on a main street, but there lies its charm. Everyone in Watertown knows exactly where to get an inexpensive italian quality lunch or dinner for the family.“

“This is the best deli hand down. Literally everything is handmade, not half can or frozen. I always get a few meals for dinner heat in microwave and it’s as fresh as could be. The owner is always behind the counter cooking, the employees are friendly and helpful when asking about certain dishes. If your in the area stop by and see for yourself.“

“I order 2-3 times a week , always the same sandwich right at opening. Every time without fail Carrie picks up the phone with a Good Morning Melanie! Can I start your sandwich? The team and the food are top notch, all smiles. Such a great spot to live around the corner from.“

“When I discovered Roxbury Market in the eighties, it soon became one of my favorite destinations. I lived in Bethel, but I’d drive up to Roxbury several times a week for sandwiches. It was remodeled sometime in the nineties, and the small back room had tables to enjoy meals with friends. We’d meet there by Jeep, motorcycle, or whatever and sit for an hour sharing a great sandwich, coffee and soft drinks. I moved to Florida in 2004 and miss the Marketplace. But we manage to visit at least once a year when we come back to Roxbury in autumn.“