12 Best Delis in Atlanta

“Very easy order ...and pick up ... yummy yummy food !! Thank you !!!“

“Amazing sandwiches and excellent customer service! Totally worth making a trip to try it out.“

“Amazing food and customer service very clean“

“Henri’s is the best! The sandwiches, pot pies, salads, and desserts are delicious. No matter what you choose you can’t go wrong!“

“I had an outstanding experience at the Buckhead store! I stopped in during the busy lunch rush to place an order for six dozen petit fours for a luncheon taking place a few days later. Despite how busy the store was, Tiffany took the time to discuss my event and made sure every detail was just right, including matching the exact color of the flowers on top of the cakes. I appreciate the time and attention to the small details“

“I stopped in for lunch while in the area. I rarely get a burger out. It was hot, cheesy and delicious. I recommend this spot. The staff is lovely and the dining area was clean with plenty of seating. I sat and worked while my lunch was prepared. Don’t drive by!!! stop in you won’t regret it.“

“The food was excellent and the staff were very kind and friendly. I would recommend you try breakast or lunch at this spot.“

“Copeland’s Deli is a hidden gem.
I grabbed the triple-decker club, and it was fantastic—piled high with meats, stacked just right, and seriously tasty. Honestly couldn’t believe it was under $8. That kind of quality at that price is almost unheard of these days. If you’re anywhere nearby, this place is 100% worth a stop. Great value, great sandwich. I’ll definitely be back.“

“It was a great experience. Food was delicious 🤤 Best place to go ❤️“

“Delicious. I got the veggie plate, which was 11.95 for 4 side veggies and a piece of corn (pancake?). The cabbage, green beans and collared greens were cooked well and flavorful. All different textures to compliment the veggies. The mac and cheese was baked and comforting.

Tough for me was that everything was boxed in Styrofoam, including their drinks. They helped refill my water bottle, but only if they handed me a Styrofoam cup. Technically, these are better choices than the polypropylene black boxes other vendors are using since neither can be recycled.“

“I purchased prime rib to serve for Easter dinner. While the thawing and heating directions were clear. My disappointment came in one-third of the prime rib was pure fat, not edible. It was way too expensive to lose that much to waste. I regret I didn’t take photos.“