Jason’s Deli

Consistently good sandwiches and salads. Dining area is always clean. Service is top notch especially if you are lucky enough to have Samantha. Aka Martha help you

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Jason’s deli. They’ve got an amazing menu and great prices. I like to get the half sandwich and salad bar. This us the second time at a Jason’s deli and I got the half Reuben. I don’t even think I chewed, it was so good. It was excellent! I definitely recommend it if you’re in the mood for a sandwich. Their salad bar us awesome too. Lots if fresh veggies and a decent choice of dressing. The décor is comfortable and the staff has been nothing but pleasant. Two thumbs up!

Delicious food, fantastic salad bar, great prices and a great atmosphere. I wish these were back in San Diego where I live; I’d go there at least once a week.

I should have known what I wanted to be when I grew up the day I began rating salad bars. I don’t know exactly how old I was, probably seven or eight, and salad bars were a relatively new restaurant feature on the Minnesota «scene». Moreover, since it was the Midwest, typically the options of toppins and vegetal variables were downright, well, awful, in a white folk kinda way. Iceberg lettuce, Bacos, sickly sweet Thousand Island, and mystery side items like pink marshmallow custard or macaroni jello owned most of the slots underneath the sneeze guard. I was a kid who simply loved salad, the creative possibilities seemed endless, and I was cultivating an adolescent passion for honest food, so I suppose it wasn’t a big surprise when I started giving these «bars» ratings on a scale of one to ten.
My mom always wanted the verdict. «What are you giving this one, Howie?» she’d ask.
«It’s a four. I’ll give ‘em credit for the cream of mushroom soup, but the veggie selection is a joke. Canned baby corn? Sweet pickles? And what’s with the Italian dressing, did you see how much oil is swimming around in that stuff?»
I’m honestly surprised that the salad bar, for all of its promise, hasn’t proliferated and matured in America. It’s still an outright struggle to find a solid lineup of inspired ingredients, but thankfully, Jason’s delivers the goods. I’d give these guys an eight for the following reasons: three lettuces (no iceberg), kalamata olives, artichoke hearts, peas, fresh red and green peppers, real (!) bacon bits, feta, good balsamic vinaigrette. The price point is solid considering it’s all-​you-​can-​eat. Ridiculously clean and well-​sorted. My inner wabbit shook his cotton tail.
(*One note on the macaroni & cheese: Somehow, these guys manage to screw up the Kraft version. It’s literally the exact same stuff that comes out of the box, without the sodium high. How’s that possible?)

The staff here is super friendly! They go out of their way to help with whatever you need! The food is great also! Highly recommend.

We were passing through on our travels and needed a quick lunch place. The caprese panini was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten! My boyfriend got the New York Yankee and thought it was fabulous. Service was great and quick. Highly recommend

This is the first time I have eaten Jason’s deli and I had my food delivered. Therefore I cannot comment on the restaurant itself, but lets focus on the fact that they deliver! You can order everything online and the online ordering allows for modifications, which is nice! They were prompt and the gentleman delivering the food was professional and nice.
Now, to discuss the food. It was just OK. Nothing too memorable, but I would definitely still order delivery again out of convenience. I had the chicken panini, it was a bit overcooked so the bread was a little burnt, but it didn’t take away from the sandwich too much. My roommate had the Plain Jane baked potato. The potato itself is definitely a good size, but it was a bit dry and needed more toppings. I will give both items another shot, as a few modifications will do the trick.

My first experience at any Jason’s Deli. Couldn’t have picked a better place for a first visit. Thus place was great. From Manager to person who clean off our table of dirty dishes everyone was awesome. Food was delicious. Salad bar was clean and full of items. Would definitely come here again.

I love Jason’s deli but not this location. The people here don’t make the food as good as the one by Louisiana. I’ve been here a couple times for sandwiches and both times I was so disgusted I could even finish my food. Don’t even bother going to this location and just go to the Louisiana one.

Great place for salad, the to go salad is a good deal. Staff are friendly, solid healthy option for lunch

I usually go to the one listed here though there is another one that looks like its clone right across the river on alameda. I think the one I am reviewing here might be a little less busy and that is appealing as it is always easy to get in get a meal have a nice chat without a noisy din. show up in any form of dress and feel welcome, and yet have some very tasty sandwiches, soups, vegan dishes. Big potatoes with great fixings for potato fans and get in and out with two people for not much more that 30 bucks. Also while Jason’s does not have deliver as far as I know it has a very solid order and Pick up set up. When we are not cooking and both me and dinner companion feel very low energy and want a nice friendly place to go with an easy environment to unwind in. Jason is a favorite stand by. I personally can count on their BLTS every time or their Beef eater with au-​jus. In the winter they have a melt in your mouth Asiago roast beef with some red onions and a mayo horse radish topped on a large artist square bread that is terrific. If you are a Salad Bar buff theirs is one of the better around and I can again personally vouch for most of their regular soups. No beer or wine, which is probably good because if they had that on top of everything else they would simply be to full and loud for my taste. I am doing more reviews now and do not let the fact that I only give 4 and 5 stars on my review. I like all of my bookmarked Unilocal establishments but I will only review the places that really Deserve the attention. Yes Jason’s is a chain, but its one that has its food assembly down pretty solid. you get what you are wanting every time and you can easily customize any of the press set sandwich, salad or in some cases soup or potato orders. The reason I put this on my review list and gave it four is while not a stunner. their food is always worth the money you paid to eat. the environment at this story is always mellow without seeming depressing and dead. and it is nice to be told about a place that has the standardization of quality of a fast food juggernaut but that the food you are getting is so much for fresh, healthy and real and yet still at good price. very easy for two people to get in and out with food and a drink for 20 dollar for both people together.

Jason’s is a very no nonsense place to eat. Their food is the same at any location and they have an excellent salad bar. My family and I once frequented Souper Salad, however that place has taken a real nose dive. Jason had a nice selection of amply loaded sandwiches made quick and fresh. I only wish they served fries as an option to potato chips. The location off Paseo Del Norte is an attraction for senior citizens who enjoy the open space and many tables to play evening and weekend domino games. My family and I were the youngest customers there! I have not had one bad experience any time I come to Jason’s and their catering is not bad either. The staff are friendly, the bathrooms are decently clean and unless you go during the lunch rush, there is a good selection of seating. The only thing that I would change about this location is the lack if window shades on the late afternoon/​evening when the sun shining through the windows is so bright that about half of the seating is restricted to only blind people.

A friend brought me the first day I was in Albuquerque and I kept going back. FRESH salads and so reasonably priced. The also offer an all you can eat salad bar for under $ 10.00.

Part of a chain I am already familiar with. This particular location is a little smaller than some but it is very well-​appointed with a good ambiance and friendly staff. It’s tough to beat the soup and salad bar here. It’s one of the best in town. If you’re a vegetarian, you can always find something here to eat. Great place.

Great salad bar.

–As a Deli, this place competes with a regular New York deli like The Carnegie – big sandwiches made with fresh meats and produce. The soups are wonderful with a home made taste, soothing the palate and the spirit.
A little advice though, Don’t order the baked potato with anything else. The potato is giant with all of the trimmings.
And you have to leave room for the strawberry shortcake!

Jason’s Deli is a chain, but they’ve got a good business model, and they know what they are doing. For the volume of people that pass through the doors, they get things done quickly and efficiently.
The sandwiches are all good here, and the chili is awesome. What I like most, however, is the self-​serve salad bar. You skip the line, go to a little station, and set yourself up. How cool is that? Not to mention, that salad bar itself is pretty stacked with delicious food.

Full disclosure: I’m addicted to their chicken salad.
I’ve had a great experience with Jason’s from many different aspects.
SALAD BAR: great selection of veggies, toppings, and side dishes. There are some salad bars that don’t know how to keep food fresh, and then there’s Jason’s, who show all those bars up.
FOOD QUALITY: Menu looks great, portions are big, and sandwiches come out very quickly. Kids can even eat for free on certain days.
SERVICE: The people are always friendly and willing to go out of their way for you. Even though the place is packed during lunch, those worker bees work so hard to turn tables quickly and make space for anyone who comes. It’s a great Jason’s, and I applaud their management for excellent customer service.
Now, someone get me a chicken salad sandwich on foccacia… Thanks…

I like this place. I don’t go super often because I think it’s a little pricey. That’s the only reason I didn’t give it 4 stars.
The salad bar is absolutely delicious! They always have the freshest ingredients. They also have pastas, sandwiches, salads that they make behind the counter, and soups. You have to try the broccoli cheese soup!

I used to go to Jason’s Deli in Arizona quite often and was always pleased with their sizeable portions, numerous menu items, fab salad bar, and reasonable prices. I’m not sure if it is just different here in NM or if the place as a whole has just changed that much. I’ve been to this location 3 times now in hopes that I just caught them on a bad day or soemething. Nope. Each time I found the sandwiches to be only so-​so and quite expensive. On my most recent visit I got a tuna melt that I took home and wound up throwing half of away.
It’s really disappointing for me because I really WANT to love Jason’s (and I did for a while). I adore that they are so anti-​HFCS and appreciate the fact that they use a fair number of organic ingredients. It’s too bad that, in my experience, they don’t use them well.