11 Best Delis near New Paltz

“This weekend was my first time visiting New Paltz and my girlfriend and I stopped by this place as soon as we saw pickles (I love pickled food) I bought a pineapple habanero hot sauce and a jar of their dill pickles with garlic. The hot sauce was absolutely fantastic, very spicy just as the owner warned me, but delicious and the pickles were so acidic and tart yet sweet and savory. They have lots of things like pickled jalapenos, different home made juices and mixes and a lot of sandwiches, Frank's is a must stop for anyone who likes pickled foods with good sandwiches with great sauces.“

“A New Paltz classic spot just got better. We ordered two 3ft subs for a kids birthday party & I should've ordered more because it was delicious! The guys are awesome & the food is great - what more can you ask for? Everyone at the party was asking where I got the food from and raving about how good it was - so thank you!!“

“You have to go check out Luigi’s deli by Lisa awesome pastries, fresh super sod, fresh cannolis, and much more“

“Absolutely top-tier deli. I get their forecasters when I go now and have never once been disappointed. One of the very few delis in the valley where you actually feel you are getting what you paid for. They remember orders and things thier customers might not normally get. Most of the people there we've seen are repeat customers who have nothing but good to say . One of which told me about forecasters.“

“Great place to stop in for your needs. Christine is just awesome.“

“BACON HAM EGG N CHEESE DOUBLE EVERYTHING!!! Breakfast will never be the same again!“

“I am not a local but had an unfortunate reason to contact them for a very last minute catering to my relatives home due to a mourning family. Nicole was amazingly kind and helpful. They not only did this for me with short notice, a few hours(!), everything was awesome. Thank you so very much and I'm definitely going to stop by your place to thank you in person!“

“Twice visited, twice got Chicken Salad. Why? bc it’s just plain awesome—can not improve their seasoning. And get it on a roll bc they’re generous! $9 for 2 meals worth. If you want to relax, there are generous sized tables in a clean, spacious cafe-like store.Oh! and twice taken care of by Ms. SF, who has born breeding. You can teach efficiency, which she is; but you cannot teach quiet graciousness. Even end of day as she attends to cleaning, you feel like you could stay all night.

Wheelchair accessibility: A few steps in front. But room for wheelchair inside.“

“Everything !!!! There food is amazing“

“Have stopped in here now and then for years. It's a fairly small deli with not the best parking. It being adjacent to the postoffice can make it not the easiest to get in and out of. This is especially true since the post office closed the other entrance/exit because of the bridge update Made visibility very poor, creating a hazard. So it can be tight getting in and out for parking. But not drastically so.I like the front porch area. It gives it a homey feel. The inside is dated because in reality, it is an older building. The deli itself is more of a no frills deli. They do not have a large assortment of items. They tend to stay on a smaller scale and concentrate more on their prepared food. I have had numerous sandwiches both breakfast and lunch type. I have never had a bad sandwich over many years. But to be fair, some are better than others.I have sat to meet friends and have coffee and a bite at one of the two or three tables they have for their customers. Again, it's a small deli. But the lack of product choices allows for being able to sit and have coffee and a bite to eat. It is a nice trade off compared to busier deli's.All in all it's a nice little deli. From my experience this is not a politically correct type of place. As such people feel welcome no matter what they believe . If you're OK with that, you might like it. If only your opinions matter, maybe not.“

“Great people. Great food. I love it here“