Showed up at 8:30 when it was supposed to be open and it was still closed. Waited around for a bit and eventually someone walked by and told us it wasn’t going to open today. Later when we walked by, it was open. Also kind of a weird vibe with it being inside the YWCA. But since I wasn’t able to try the food, I’ll give the benefit of the doubt for now and not give one star.
David Boswell
Don't expect a speedy experience, especially if there's a lot of people. But the food is cooked fresh with old ingredients, is tasty, and very reasonably priced.
Robert Fergusson
Stopped in for a bite before work. Small and cozy. Was going to try a sandwich and saw the curry menu. Veggies were properly cooked and seasoned. Chicken was nicely grilled and seasoned, not over powered. Rice was good. Curry sauce could use a bit more flavor and amount as well as maybe a larger portion size on the veggies. Still, if I am working in the area again I will likely go again. Good food for the price and location.
Wheelchair accessibility: Motorized wheel chair platform up the three steps.
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10 STARS!!!!!I made on order to take on an amtrak train.Couldnt find the place at first, so I called.*I think her name was Denise**i asked and forgot* came out and brought my food with the biggest smile on her face. It really really was special and I am so grateful.The seared yuan salmon bowl is FANTASTIC and tasted great on a trainI really cannot say enfough good about this place.Thank you thank you thank you this is one of the best meals of my entire life!!!!!!!
Elliot Kang
Good food but may have to wait long, even if ordering online for pickup at a specific time--I waited an extra 20min.Very good value, tasty meal nonetheless
Richard “Vox” Scott
Ate here on a Saturday morning in a party of four. Watched to go patrons and a party of one served before us. Waited almost two hours for food. The staff was very polite, but the service was lacking. The food wasn't particularly good either. Recommend getting to go, but not dining in.
Kid-friendliness: No kids menu
S H
No frills dining... the food is made with love. Prices are great! Family owned and operated
Zachary Bergquist
Ordered a turkey club for lunch before a hike expecting a quick bite before I catch the bus in 20 min. Over a half hour later I get a mediocre sandwich and missed my bus. Never again. The service is TERRIBLE
rolgale satterwhite
Deli No More is a GREAT name for this place because the food SUCKS BIG TIME. I went there today for lunch and the first red flag is the place was totally empty! I ordered their salmon curry and not only was the salmon a FROZEN pattie, but it was undercooked and cold! I could not go back because she took 22 minutes out of my lunch to make a boxed pattie ( I would have been better off eating a TV dinner. SMFH I would not recommend this place to anyone and as I am typing this I am feeling nauseous . I am sure the only reason they are opened is because the family has some kind of rapport with the YWCA agency. A wasted $13+
Vanessa Piva
There are just few tables, in a room, inside a building. The coffee was good, the prices were good and the lady was kind but.. poor woman! She was alone to take orders, cook, serve and do the cashier. She told us several times “thank you for the patience”. People were hungry and angry for the waiting (it takes 1 hour for the food).
Great food. Very reasonable price. We dined on a Sunday morning and I don’t think the owner anticipated it being so busy. She apologized multiple times and gave my two teenage sons bags of M&Ms as we left. Still worth the wait.
Russ Lund
Great family owned business. Homemade breakfast was very delicious and filling. Very friendly. From out of town and will eat here again.
J.W. Hagarty
Nice find, hidden away in the YMCA building, no signage outside to let you know it's there. Pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall family style diner. Possibly the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. Thank you ??
Kara Schlicksup Harris
Awful. Came with 9 people and it took over an hour and a half to get our food. When we did get it, it came in shifts. Our son was served first and a half hour later, he got his toast. Save yourself and don't come here.
Pete M
We stopped here for breakfast because our hotel's breakfast was way too expensive. Dropped in around 8:30 am on a Sunday, we were the only ones for about 10 minutes. Just one woman working there, taking orders and preparing the food. 11 YO son ordered french toast. It was just a single slice of regular white bread cut in half. He didn't mind and said it was okay. So if you're hungry for french toast, you may want to order extra. I had pancakes with a side of eggs over easy. My pancakes seemed like they were made earlier and reheated, tough. Egg whites were still quite runny. Maybe you like them that way. If you want them cooked more, perhaps order them scrambled. Wife had blueberry pancakes and said they were very good so maybe hers were made fresh? I don't know. We didn't ask. Most drinks are in a display case and you can help yourself. Son liked that he could write on the walls. They thankfully censor what's written and drawn to keep it family friendly. It's fine to take kids in there. The prices were fine, especially for what you get. Basic food, no frills. The place seats about 15 people at small tables. Keep your expectations low and you'll enjoy it. Want nice presentation and options that thrill? Go elsewhere.
Showed up at 8:30 when it was supposed to be open and it was still closed. Waited around for a bit and eventually someone walked by and told us it wasn’t going to open today. Later when we walked by, it was open. Also kind of a weird vibe with it being inside the YWCA. But since I wasn’t able to try the food, I’ll give the benefit of the doubt for now and not give one star.
Don't expect a speedy experience, especially if there's a lot of people. But the food is cooked fresh with old ingredients, is tasty, and very reasonably priced.
Stopped in for a bite before work. Small and cozy. Was going to try a sandwich and saw the curry menu. Veggies were properly cooked and seasoned. Chicken was nicely grilled and seasoned, not over powered. Rice was good. Curry sauce could use a bit more flavor and amount as well as maybe a larger portion size on the veggies. Still, if I am working in the area again I will likely go again. Good food for the price and location.
Wheelchair accessibility: Motorized wheel chair platform up the three steps.
10 STARS!!!!!I made on order to take on an amtrak train.Couldnt find the place at first, so I called.*I think her name was Denise**i asked and forgot* came out and brought my food with the biggest smile on her face. It really really was special and I am so grateful.The seared yuan salmon bowl is FANTASTIC and tasted great on a trainI really cannot say enfough good about this place.Thank you thank you thank you this is one of the best meals of my entire life!!!!!!!
Good food but may have to wait long, even if ordering online for pickup at a specific time--I waited an extra 20min.Very good value, tasty meal nonetheless
Ate here on a Saturday morning in a party of four. Watched to go patrons and a party of one served before us. Waited almost two hours for food. The staff was very polite, but the service was lacking. The food wasn't particularly good either. Recommend getting to go, but not dining in.
Kid-friendliness: No kids menu
No frills dining... the food is made with love. Prices are great! Family owned and operated
Ordered a turkey club for lunch before a hike expecting a quick bite before I catch the bus in 20 min. Over a half hour later I get a mediocre sandwich and missed my bus. Never again. The service is TERRIBLE
Deli No More is a GREAT name for this place because the food SUCKS BIG TIME. I went there today for lunch and the first red flag is the place was totally empty! I ordered their salmon curry and not only was the salmon a FROZEN pattie, but it was undercooked and cold! I could not go back because she took 22 minutes out of my lunch to make a boxed pattie ( I would have been better off eating a TV dinner. SMFH I would not recommend this place to anyone and as I am typing this I am feeling nauseous . I am sure the only reason they are opened is because the family has some kind of rapport with the YWCA agency. A wasted $13+
There are just few tables, in a room, inside a building. The coffee was good, the prices were good and the lady was kind but.. poor woman! She was alone to take orders, cook, serve and do the cashier. She told us several times “thank you for the patience”. People were hungry and angry for the waiting (it takes 1 hour for the food).
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Great food. Very reasonable price. We dined on a Sunday morning and I don’t think the owner anticipated it being so busy. She apologized multiple times and gave my two teenage sons bags of M&Ms as we left. Still worth the wait.
Great family owned business. Homemade breakfast was very delicious and filling. Very friendly. From out of town and will eat here again.
Nice find, hidden away in the YMCA building, no signage outside to let you know it's there. Pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall family style diner. Possibly the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. Thank you ??
Awful. Came with 9 people and it took over an hour and a half to get our food. When we did get it, it came in shifts. Our son was served first and a half hour later, he got his toast. Save yourself and don't come here.
We stopped here for breakfast because our hotel's breakfast was way too expensive. Dropped in around 8:30 am on a Sunday, we were the only ones for about 10 minutes. Just one woman working there, taking orders and preparing the food. 11 YO son ordered french toast. It was just a single slice of regular white bread cut in half. He didn't mind and said it was okay. So if you're hungry for french toast, you may want to order extra. I had pancakes with a side of eggs over easy. My pancakes seemed like they were made earlier and reheated, tough. Egg whites were still quite runny. Maybe you like them that way. If you want them cooked more, perhaps order them scrambled. Wife had blueberry pancakes and said they were very good so maybe hers were made fresh? I don't know. We didn't ask. Most drinks are in a display case and you can help yourself. Son liked that he could write on the walls. They thankfully censor what's written and drawn to keep it family friendly. It's fine to take kids in there. The prices were fine, especially for what you get. Basic food, no frills. The place seats about 15 people at small tables. Keep your expectations low and you'll enjoy it. Want nice presentation and options that thrill? Go elsewhere.
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