7 Best Delis near Exton

“I have never been in a Honey Baked Ham before, but I got a gift card for Christmas. The staff (Two teens and an older gentleman) were very helpful and patient explaining the menu to me. My hunch is this is a family run franchise. I grabbed two turkey breasts, one roasted and one smoked for $90 total. So far my family has tried the smoked turkey. The staff said it would tastes very similar to honey smoked ham and they were right. It was very delicious. If I didn’t eat pork the smoked turkey would be a great alternative. The trip from Lancaster was worth it and will definitely be back.“

“You won’t regret it!! Everything is delicious! The beer garden with live local music is great fun! Staff is always friendly!“

“Always a great meal at Bridgeside! Love their brownies too! Such a great, family owned place serving nothing but love!“

“This store is the best they always give you their best actitud and always try to help you you find what you neeed. If you are in west chester and need some groceries or a good ice cream I highly recommend this store. Here are your 5 starts. Thanks.“

“Best hoagies and sandwiches“

“Great people - great food!!“

“Came here to say how wonderful the man is who owns this shop. He needs a boost too, as business has been slow. As many of the local convenience store owners have told me, I’m fairly certain he’s having trouble competing with places like Wawa. We as a community need to go support him if we want him to stick around.

He makes all his food himself. He stocks the shelves. He cleans the whole store. He does not hire for these tasks- rather he feels it’s his responsibility as a business owner to strive for excellence. He always remembers me and asks how my client is doing. Incredible cook, kind hearted man, and a local, high quality, family run business.

His wife passed last year I believe, and despite his grief his business never shut down. He has been here over 30 years. Can we as a community do anything to support this local business owner?! I don’t want to see such a loved convenience spot get beat out by another corporation.“