Dream Deli
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Matzo balls are sometimes hard to get right but this place did it. I liked the addition of the basil oil and meatballs. I’d definitely go back for the Jewish Italian soup.
Really good corned beef! Wish it was warmed up or had option. Might be the most expensive corned beef sandwich in town clocking in at $19
Please please please bring back the rhubarb aioli sauce!!!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 3PM |
Dream Deli is a restaurant that receives high praise from its customers. The Matzo balls are sometimes hard to get right, but this place did it, with the addition of basil oil and meatballs. The Jewish Italian soup is a reason to return. The sandwiches are amazing, with the veggie and fish sandwich filled with unexpected flavor and the corned beef delicious. The bean salad and homemade pickles are to die for. The turkey sandwich is perfect on the best focaccia, and the house made sodas are amazing. The service is super friendly. The turkey sando is pretty damn good and can change the mind of those who are not cold sandwich people. Some complain about the price point, but it is a “treat yourself” situation, and every bite should be savored. When every other lunch joint on SE Division is closed on a Tuesday, Dream Deli is there to serve. The whitefish melt is incredibly good, and the beans are so much more than expected and 100% worth it. The focaccia can be ordered as a chunk to dip in the delicious marinade. The atmosphere and aesthetic are great with a very welcoming staff. The pretzel is only $5 and waaaay too good. The meatball sub is forever changing. Local bakers are used for the ciabatta bread and other ingredients, and thoughtful decisions like that go a long way. The people are so friendly, and there are bubbles to blow on all tables outside.