Bedder Bedder & Moore

The only reason it’s not a 5 star is it’s a bit cramped and the parking is tight. Portions are big and fresh. Soups are great. If you’re in a hurry for lunch, they will get you in and out quickly.

I really like this restaurant. I usually only order the Char-​grill salad with blue cheese or the Reuben. I’ve had other things and it’s always been tasty. They have free homemade soup with an entry order when you dine in and mostly the soup tastes great. Today it was beef and barley and I didn’t really like it. I didn’t rate a 5 because the one thing is that the severs tend not to check back as often even when it’s not busy.

I recently ordered takeout lunch from here and was pleasantly surprised to find a substantial entrée. I ordered the Firecracker wrap, this came with pickle, a side of Utz chips, and the best house made ranch you will ever try! Seriously. the ranch is top notch.
I loved the flavor the wrap had, had a kick with the pepper jack and jalapenos. It had a good amount of chicken, all good white pieces. I would have like to have more veggies like bell pepper and black beans. The tortilla had a great texture. Surprisingly, it is listed at 360 calories, I’m not sure if I believe that, but one can hope.
I will definitely be back and ordering this again hopefully, I can add some more veggies to it.

Good deli/​diner food. The complimentary beef and veggie soup was fantastic. There’s a huge menu with great variety. Just about everything is one price. I’ve been a few times so far. The salads come in a huge bowl with plenty of protein. The chicken pita is currently my favorite menu item.

This place reminded me of the typical delis I would find back in the Philadelphia area. It’s a quick spot to grab lunch and the portions are a good size. This isn’t the place to come if you want to be served and dined, but if you want a good deli sandwich, then yes.
I tend to judge places based on staple foods (sushi– spicy tuna, Greek– gyro meat, etc) so when I came here I went right for their «New York style Ruben». It is served with a complimentary bowl of whatever soup they have that day and chips. There was a good amount of corned beef and the ratio of kraut/​thousand island was spot on too. Now there aren’t mounds of corned beef like you might get in PA/​NJ/​NY but they certainly didn’t skimp! All in all, I was pleased in what I was served for lunch and will certainly be back to check out this deli again!

At first I loved this place. A little strip mall sandwich shop with a country cooking feel. I read on Unilocal that all meals come with a free soup when you dine in. Score! Y’all know I love some free food. The soup of the day on this particular day was beef and lentil and it was absolutely delicious.
Unfortunately that soup was the best part of the meal. I ordered the weekly special which was a buffalo chicken salad and the sauce had a good spice level and the blue cheese bits complimented it well but the chicken was strange. It was cold and had the texture of rubber like it was a piece of meat so processed it was almost not recognizable as chicken. I didn’t eat much of it, but ate around it to try to fill up on lettuce. The server was very friendly and I liked that they had placed out samples of their sweets (I took one on the way out and it was yummy).
A couple weeks later I had a stressful morning at work and went home for lunch and knowing this my working from home man ordered sandwiches from Bed, Bedder & Moore scheduled to arrive when I got home. I would review the sandwich if I could but they had not arrived an hour and a half later and I had to get back to work. This was almost 45 minutes after the estimated delivery time and the order was placed well before the lunch rush.
Sadly when I think of this place I think of hunger — both from a salad with the chicken I ate around and a sandwich I never received. It is a shame since the soup was good and it is close to home and work but I doubt I will return.

Nice diner style food near my work place, chicken sandwiches on steroids. Very good free soup appetizers, only could eat half the sandwich since it was so thick.

I have ordered from here atleast 6 times in the past year. The first order I got was the chicken cesar salad in the tortilla shell. To say my lettuce was DROWNING in dressing would be an understatement. I dipped my fork into the salad and it just disappeared! I figured I’d give this place a few more tries since it’s suppose to be good but today ruined it for me forever! I spent 23.26 on a club sandwich (which wasn’t that good) and a side of potato salad. The potato salad was AWFUL! Maybe its supposed to be mashed potatoes covered in mayo but it was horrendous! I have no problem paying the above amount (includes addl charges for delivery and such) if the food was GOOD! STAY AWAY!!!

This was a hidden gem for me for quite some time. I’ve passed it on Tryon a bunch of times without thinking much more than «Hey, a sandwich place that sounds like a law firm». Finally stopped in to fuel up after a long day of moving furniture and I’m glad I did. Let’s just say that any place that offers me complimentary homemade soup is going to rate highly in my book. The soup was awesome too and since that first visit I’ve been back with the soups always consistently as or more delicious than the last.
As for the sandwiches, also great. Not the absolute best but certainly worth it and sufficient enough for my taste. I can’t help but always feel that on my next visit I’m going to feel like the menu is a bit limited but after three visits, I was still able to find something new that appealed to me. Price point is pretty good as well (especially when factoring in the complimentary soup)!
Definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a traditional deli/​diner-​type sandwich experience.

I placed an order on 10÷10÷14 around 9:40am, using the Paypal (eat24) app on my phone. I been reading the reviews and some are good and some are not, so I decided to try it out. I got to the store at 10:10am and I told them I had placed an order and I was picking it up. I gave them my name and I had to wait 5 minutes, I could tell they forgot to do my order which was the Char-​broiled caesar salad, because they were asking me what I wanted in it, when I had already specified online. My time for pick-​up was 10:05am
I waited and after 5 minutes someone from the kitchen gave me my food. I went home and when I opened the foam container, all I had was a Big Tortilla Bowl filled with bad lettuce (practically brown) up to the top and just a few pieces of tomatoes, 4 croutons and ONLY, I repeat ONLY 4 tiny strips of Chicken, they weren’t like Chicken tender strips, all I had was 4 strips of chicken which looked like they pulled from the breast.
My total was $ 10.11 for this salad, which I didn’t mind at first, but this is pathetic. I would stick to Subway’s Salads around the corner, even they have fresher lettuce.

Uptown delivery! Great Reuben on Rye with pasta salad side. Only complaint I have was for the driver (I had to meet him a couple blocks down) but the food is just awesome. Give it a try for lunch!

Get here early for lunch… they get filled up. Sandwiches are great as is the soup. I have moved from Charlotte, but I have never found an egg salad that competes.

You honestly cannot go wrong with any sandwich here. They are all delicious. I introduced my parents to this place and they are also addicted. A great spot to grab a lunch sandwich of any style. Definitely one of the better (no pun) sandwich options in Charlotte.

I’ve been back since my initial review, and I have had better service since the first couple of times I went. The food is excellent. It is consistently delicious. The complimentary soup is delicious as well (and I am not a soup fan).

For the life of me I don’t understand why this place is so popular, or how could it be possibly anything «best.»
It’s a block away from my work, and I came here once in 2 years because I lost my mind that one day (no, because my lunch mate wanted to eat there and I was being a nice friend armed with a coupon… paying full price for this place should be a crime).
It’s so packed on any given day, thus it’s not per se the best «quick bite» option. Because it is so packed, service isn’t stellar either (granted the waitress I had was sweet and nice hence I gave 2 instead of 1 star). So in order for it to be «best lunch» you would think the food is out of this world?! NOPE. I had a French Dip, and the best part was the au jus. It’s a sandwich shop and the sandwich wasn’t good. Roast beef (on menu it said it was home roasted) was dry and plain. And for the crazy amount of money you’re paying for the sandwich/​wrap, you get a bag of chips and a cup of soup if you dine in.
Maybe someone can explain to me the appeal of this place, but seriously, go to Harris Teeter and get a sub, it’s better, cheaper, faster and more.

Bedder Bedder & Moore: the lunch spot that sounds more like a law firm.
The anchor of a strip mall at Tryon and Clanton… you have probably passed by this place without even giving it a second thought. Word to the wise: never doubt a place that’s always packed during the lunchtime rush.
Sandwiches, wraps, homemade soups, salads, quesadillas. If you eat in, don’t order soup with your meal. Why? Because you get a complimentary one! They also offer free delivery.
Basically everything on the menu is $ 8.49. So go ahead and figure you will spend at least 10 bucks here. In terms of the amount of food you get… it’s definitely worth it.
Some of my favs here: the Charbroiled Chicken Caesar and Charbroiled Chicken Cobb salads (holy-​giant-​chicken-​breast batman), California Style Turkey Reuben (usually can save half for later) and dubbed BBM’s best seller: the Turkey Provolone Pita. Sandwiches come with pretzels or chips depending on what you order. Salads have a fresh baked knot.
My office has used BBM several times to cater work lunches and events. It’s a fan favorite here.
Friendly staff. I typically call in orders for pick up. Always a happy person on the other end of the line. Food is always ready in a reasonable amount of time. I’m usually in and out in under 5 minutes.
BBM has been cranking out good food in the Charlotte area for more than 20 years. Here’s to the next 20!

I really love the price and the food. I so far have only ordered the cobb salad and wow! They give you a huge honking chicken breast. I eat half and save the other half for dinner. The salad dressing are all good and fattening I imagine. I always get it on the side with extra lemons — I use the lemons as dressing and will dip a couple of pieces here and there.
But for $ 9.50 — you get a huge salad and FRESH chicken. Really glad a co-​worker told me about this place. I always pick up my lunch. Will have to try other options one day, but for now, I love their salad.

The deli is located in a plaza that is like a small strip mall. Parking is ok but I could see if it were really busy, parking would be a problem. Food is outstanding, hands down. From the complimentary cup of homemade soup, sandwiches, quesadillas, etc. it’s all delicious.
Some issues: TOO much food. After the cup of hearty soup, I am not at all starved anymore. Out comes the biggest wrap I have ever had. I barely ate half. I had my three kids with me and there was no kids menu. EVERYTHING on the menu (whether it’s a burger, sandwich, wrap or salad) is all the same price ($ 8.49) and I think it was $ 2.49 for drinks. So basically $ 10 pp so our bill (1 adult/​3 kids) was almost $ 50 with tip. Quite pricey for an informal lunch out. Plus, none of them came close to finishing their meals either.
The orange bread up by the counter is SUPER. But that is pricey too. A small (tiny) piece is $ 3 a piece. Each one my my kids wanted one… so that’s another $ 10.
Anyway, I would say it’s GREAT if your starving and maybe not the best place for kids unless they eat adult sized portions.
Service was fast and friendly.

I pass by this place every day and finally went out for lunch to try it today. It’s odd to me why they chose a name that sounds more like a law firm than a deli. Did they also think to maybe more cleverly name their place Moore Bedder? But names aside, went there to take some food to go and got the half sandwich and half soup deal. I got the turkey and swiss and the reuben soup, Both were just kind of OK and it seemed a bit weird to have a sandwich on regular wheat slices that weren’t toasted. Made it seem a lot less fancy than something I could make at home myself. What was amazing though was their sweet potato bars for dessert. I saw them on the counter and had to try one and they were even more delicious than I expected. I ended up eating the whole bar in one sitting. If you ever go here, that is definitely a must try!

If you plan on going to Bedder Bedder and More, come hungry! Your meal starts with their complimentary soup of the day. I’ve been here twice and have had the stuffed bell pepper, and mushroom cheeseburger soup. They have sandwiches, burgers, and more delicious offerings.
A lunchtime favorite– this place gets a little busy around lunch hour. But it’s always good food, and lots of it. I don’t think I’ve ever finished a sandwich here!
The Rosemary Roast beef is a good choice, or the Reuben. Try the onion rings… if you have any room for more food. Overall good place for some grub!