Delis near Grafton

“Food was good. Waited over 5 minutes before asking if my order is ready, was to be ready at 11:36 and was now 11:43, and apparently someone stole my order... You guys got to set up a system to check receipts or something so this doesn't happen. Also the teenagers jumping up and down to techno was kinda funny but annoying that they were ignoring us for so long then I had to ask about the order. We will probably give it another try cause the food was good to warrant it.“

“Don’t sleep on Tom’s Deli for breakfast. Literally the best sandwich I ever had that I didn’t make at home. Soo fresh. Support these guys not Dunkins. Call ahead and get out of the car you won’t regret it. Not to mention the best cold cuts, kielbasa, pickles and snacks! I would post a picture but I ate it too quick so you’ll just need to take my word for it and try yourself.“

“This is a true breakfast gem, exuding a cozy ambiance that welcomes in. Their menu reflected an array of classic breakfast staples, all with a clear commitment to using fresh ingredients that elevate every bite. From fluffy pancakes to hearty eggs in any style you prefer, each item reflects both quality and flavor. What sets this deli apart as not just its delicious food, but also its warm and attentive service, making every visit feel like a family gathering. It's a must-visit spot for breakfast aficionados seeking a family dining experience.“

“Pluses and Minuses for New York Deli.Owner is Super Nice and a lot of the food including French bread is made in house.The first time I was here I had what I think was called a Thanksgiving sandwich It was excellent. The bread was fresh and made in house The turkey seemed carved and it had just the right amount of everything.The second time coming I was a little disappointed. I ordered what is my benchmark sandwich for any place that calls themselves a deli, a Rueben. It was a bit underwhelming. Traditionally a Rueben is made on Dark rye. I don't really mind it being on light rye it just changes the flavor. But that wasn't the bad part of the Reuben. If you're going to make a Reuben do not use boar's Head corned beef. It's not real Jewish corned beef and any New Yorker would be upset that you tried to pass off a Reuben with it. If you are going to try and use boar's Head corned beef you have to slice it so thin that you can see through it. A Rueben is also a grilled sandwich not a panini sandwich. So when it is grilled it should be buttered and the cheese should be melted and the corned beef warm, neither of these happened. That being said I just ordered the wrong sandwich My previous sandwich was excellent. I should have asked about the corned beef if it was fresh or if it was from boar's Head or some other pre-made company. I did see that they have a Cuban on the menu which is another sandwich that I try to see how close they can get it. for the next time......“

“First time there grabbed a couple sandwiches and stuff and a salad so I'd have some food for a couple days. Love how a lot of the stuff is fresh and homemade and from scratch such as soups, sandwiches, chili and scones. Definitely will come back. Food is great. Atmosphere is great people. There are great. Everything was just right. Felt very welcome when I walked through the door.“

“I used to stop in at this deli twice a week 24 years ago. I had recently moved to Massachusetts from Texas in 2000 and I wandered into this deli on my walk home. I told them to pick something good for me every time I came in and I quickly worked through the menu. These lovely people and the amazing food are still a highlight of my time in Massachusetts. I am so happy they are still open. I am looking forward to coming back and having another grinder!“

“I drive by this place all the time and never think to stop. Well my brother went in yesterday and raved about the place so we ended up grabbing a couple of subs from there last night and it's like a hidden gem right in town and close by as well. I will definitely be going back soon to try out the other sandwiches ? they have. Be sure to check the cooler sections as well for pasta salads and such.“

“They have I think some of the best bread and best sandwiches, though a bit pricey. They will serve fast though it can be a wait if it's the lunch rush. No place to sit if you needed and parking can be hard to findParking: Only 4 to 5 spots on a busy street“

“The bread was perfectly crusty on the outside and soft on the inside, while the meats and cheeses were generous and flavorful. Every bite was a delight, and the sandwich was perfectly complemented by the fresh toppings and condiments. Totally enjoyed dining here!“

“Best polish market in the area. Shop owner is so friendly. A fantastic selection of meats and kielbasa. She loves to offer suggestions and feed you while you shop. If you're in the Kelly square, do not miss this stop. You will not regret it.“