Jacob’s Restaurant

Just don’ t go. The other people in my party liked their sandwiches — my turkey on rye left EVERYTHING to be desired. A tomato or an onion, maybe even some mustard or mayo, how about a pickle slice? And the soup was good but served 10 minutes before the ½ sandwich that was supposed to accompany it. Having to wait till I finished my soup BEFORE I got my drink was ridiculous. But ANY restaurant where the servers are so miserable that they ignore a table in an almost empty restaurant is just not somewhere I need to go spend money. If you don’t care about lousy service then this place is for you. But if you want to actually feel like you are getting something that you can’t get at your grouchy grandmothers house, go anywhere else.

Food probably not as bad as the place. Should have been redone 20 years ago. Hygiene might be an issue.

We went for breakfast, and they really stop serving after 11 am. But they did get our orders how we wanted. Service was good and quick. They ran out of a lot of stuff for breakfast by the time we good there. But it was still great and they tried to make sure we were still happy. Nice spot for a quick meal. We want to go back for lunch because the menus looked great!

The negative reviews on this place kinda blow my mind. I randomly stumbled upon Jacob’s when My friend took a wrong turn in Boynton, and I’m quite glad I did.
While the ambiance is certainly nothing to write home about, but there is something to be said for a place that doesn’t try to woo you with anything but the food.
I love an authentic northeastern style deli, and the roast beef brisket and chopped liver sandwich that I ordered at Jacob’s is the best of its kind that I’ve ever had south of the mason Dixon, and the thick cut fries were cooked perfectly to boot. I got my food to go and when I got in my friend’s car he immediately went inside and got a salad for his girlfriend and a corned beef sandwich for himself.
I’ll be going back to Jacob’s tomorrow, 24 hours after my first visit.

Jacob’s is very unassuming and easy to pass on the street. This is rather unfortunate as their sandwiches are delicious.
I always get their pastrami sandwich, which comes on rye bread with your choice of a side. Every time I have gone it has been delicious and satisfying.
I recommend the cucumber salad over the cole slaw and I’d try their large cut french fries which are usually delicious.
I’ve heard nothing but good things about their other sandwiches from members of my dining parties, though I can’t say anything about them personally.
The service and ambiance are a bit lackluster. Be prepared to wait a bit for your sandwiches and meals as they are made by hand once you order them and not ready to go ahead of time. The restaurant also falls into an uncomfortable silence as their is no music and typically few patrons.
Furthermore, prices are fairly steep for their options, be prepared to drop at least $ 15 for your lunch if you dine in. Nevertheless, I visit this location frequently and will do so in the future.

They make a pretty good sandwich. During summer it’s BOGO sandwiches with the purchase of 2 sodas or ice tea. It’s not a pretty restaurant, but great for a quick bite.

Been here many times and I’ve always had a good deli sandwich and a tasty matzo ball soup!
The extra lean corned beef, on rye, is a reliable favorite. Good potato pancakes, great cuke salad… Sometimes it’s packed, sometimes it’s totally empty– no real rhyme or reason, seemingly.
The service is always totally fine, sometimes a little slow, but always friendly.

easy place for a sandwich

Gave them one shot. Failed. I think the employees bitching at each other, complaining about a customer, and the 20-​minutes it took to find my turkey-​club sandwich might have tainted my opinion just a bit. One large room, no atmosphere (except perhaps the scent of BenGay) — Too many better places — best of luck, Jacob

I tried this place once and will never ever return. Rude old gu behind the counter made a brutally bad roast beef sandwich – (I think the meat was expired because it smelled horrible. I tossed it after one or two bites. Please stay away.

This diner/​restaurant/​deli in the strip mall near Publix was the closest place to our condo for breakfast. They serve solid (if plain/​boring breakfasts). You have a choice of oatmeal, grits, or tomatoes with your eggs and bacon. The challah french toast was very good, and we were psyched to see them sell Halvah at the counter. We were the youngest customers there by at least 40 years (it was a Friday morning). Don’t order ice coffee — they don’t know how to do it and it came out coffee flavored water. We did take out one morning and got coffee fromt he Dunkin Donuts down the street (Military Trail) — that’s the way to go.
It is wheelchair accessible — but the bathroom is not (stall too small)