5 Best Delis near Herndon

“This is probably the best deli in the area and definitely the best one in Herndon. I don't have any pictures because my wife and I devoured our sandwiches.

I highly recommend the Mad Italian and the Mafioso. The meat and cheese portions are generous. Service was fast and welcoming. The interior decor feels like a bodega and has a cute charm to it.

A 12 inch is about 16 bucks but realistically you can make 2-3 meals out of it. There is a $1 fee to pay with a card so bring some cash.

I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the sandwiches.“

“We have a lunch date every other Tuesday when our house cleaners come. We hadn't been here, and saw it had good ratings. It's a modest establishment, dated but clean. I had a Reuben, and my wife had chicken salad on a sub roll with lettuce and onion. Most patrons seemed happy and familiar, likely coming from the surrounding offices. The owners welcomed and checked on us, a nice touch. My sandwich was larger than expected, and hers was too. She would've liked a little salt and tarragon, but didn't ask for either. No complaints.“

“This place is great!! I’ve ordered pickup and delivery multiple times and the food is always great no matter what I order. The food is always fresh and always hot if need be. Not to mention the staff is kind and are super efficient. Every time I walk in for pickup my order is already done and I walk out within two minutes. I seriously recommend this place to anyone. Some of the best food you can get if you live in Dulles Station.“

“Cook/owner went out of way to make us 2 Korean bulgogi beef plates w/salad on the side that wasn't on today's menu. Beef was delicious but it was more "hamburger" than steak. This cafe was a bit hard to get into as it was located inside a multi-tenant building with front doors locked, and the guard simply ignore us, so we followed someone in. I'd like to try other items on the menu.“

“There used to be another deli/coffee shop restaurant in this location, which before the pandemic, was crowded. But after the pandemic, barely I saw people going there, since many offices around the area have been gone or are not working full load.Anyway,I went there again to get a coffee, and I notice a new deli/coffee shop business there: now, Capital Cuisine.The owner was there, a polite and friendly gentleman.I got my coffee, and though the price was good, I didn't like the taste that much.The restaurant was sadly empty.Overall, not sure the owner can keep his coffee shop restaurant alive at that location, since again not that many people go there anymore.I think the owner may put more time and budget into local advertising, to grab the attention of the close-by offices/businesses, especially those which are within walking distance, therefore more people may go there and visit his restaurant.“