Delis near Wyandanch

“I love the tacos and chicken soup. Sometimes, they don't have chicken, which is a hundred percent what I want, I'll take the beef. It's in the neighborhood of wyandanch, which is 80% minority. However, when I walk in, I feel so uncomfortable they do not give you a warm welcome. The attitude is like why you're in here. I just started noticing they do not wear gloves, and my stomach is very sensitive, so when they bring gloves back, I'll be back. It gross that they touch the food with their bare hands. Other than that, the soup is rich, and the taco meat is soft.

Kid-friendliness: No

Wheelchair accessibility: No, door is small“

“If you've driven past it on 110 and always wondered what it's like, you have to give it a try! The lady who works the counter is friendly and the Korean fried chicken is to DIE for. Third time ordering and the quality is consistently good every time. Absolute hidden gem, cannot recommend enough!“

“If you do not speak Polish, hope you are up for a fun adventure. They wrote the names of what we ordered on the boxes and we goggled the translations as we were eating! The food was delicious!“

“Leggios saved my friends life. Craig walsh was riding his electric bike through the trails at Gardner Park. He became disoriented and got lost for 2 days. If it wasn't for his ham and american hero with lettuce tomatoes mayo and onions he would of starved to death. Thank you leggios. Your a life saver!“

“Best deli in the area and even in these hard times theyve managed to keep my family fed, while still maintaining our safety, by offering curbside to go. Awesome food (gotta try their new soups!), awesome people, and just really appreciate them giving a little piece of normalcy during these trying times.“

“I had to cater an event from Seaford deli. Food is always great. There was a little mishap with my order. I called John and he quickly corrected the error and took very special care of us. He was “Johnny on the spot” and our event was a huge success. Thank you, John“