Pebbles Deli Cafe

The people who run this business are awesome! They get your orders right and their food is excellent! I order from a delivery service and a lot of other restaurants do not bother to pay attention to your specific requests. Pebbles Deli reads and takes the time to understand what you need. They are really good and have good business practices!

I’ve been eating here for 10 years. You won’t find a better sandwich anywhere, but I come for the bi bim bap and bulgogi. The family that runs this deli does a great job taking care the place and its customers. My favorite part of eating here is the outdoor patio. The family has made an art of landscaping and created a little paradise.

Dine in, order pick up, it’s all good. I love that it’s a family-​owned and run small business, they definitely have the personal family touch.
As for food, it’s clear from other reviews that repeat customers find something they like, they can’t help but keep ordering the same thing. For me, it’s the bulgogi burrito– I love that it comes with avocado and fresh pico de gallo, and the tortilla is grilled. The first time I ordered it, the owner chided me for requesting no sriracha sour cream. I was dining in with my mom, so he brought over a small cup for me to try. Still didn’t care for it, but he was good humored about it, «hey at least you tried it!»
Since then, I’ve started working down the street, and pop in every so often to pick up a sandwich or burrito to go for lunch. And this time I didn’t ask for no sriracha sour cream and it still tasted great!

A got the Italian sub with salami mortadella and provolone with lettuce tomato pickles and mustard on a sweet roll. Order was ready in minutes and bread was warm and fresh. First time here but I would try the breakfast or come for lunch again

So I have been coming here almost daily since I started working in Cupertino back in July. You would never think that this place tucked away would make such yummy food! The service is incredible!!! And they are pretty fast as well which is great when you only have a short amount of time to get back to work. John is super nice as is everyone else. I’ve had so many different types of sandwiches there. My favorite so far is the tuna melt. My coworker loves the breakfast ones. One of these days I will branch out into some of the other foods. I am just super stoked to have this Lil gem of a sandwich shop so close to work!!!

I got lost in the area and was hungry… so what did I do? Pulled my phone out and looked on Unilocal for a place to eat. I was in the mood for a sandwich. Pebbles Deli came up with good reviews. I stopped by and was a bit skeptical, it was lunch time and the place was pretty empty.
I went for a good old turkey sandwich on wheat. OMG there had to be about a pound of turkey on that sandwich. They are super generous on their meats.
I went with a basic sandwich, but there are so many others to pick from. The other sandwiches are much more elaborate and this pregnant woman didn’t have time to look and pick one.

Today I ordered «Kim’s special» with a side of macaroni salad. The sandwich was warm and on fresh sourdough that they make in house, turkey (which they roast themselves), pastrami, and all the fixings! It was quite tasty! I like how they ask if you would like your sandwich warm or cold. I won’t say the sandwich amazed me, but I did enjoy it.
I didn’t care for the macaroni salad :(but it was a small portion so I didn’t feel so bad for not eating it.
I really want to try their famous Korean BBQ burrito! I was hesitant today when the lady suggested it, but I’m regretting not trying something new. So I guess that means I shall be back to try it!

I found this gem of a restaurant by accident and I’m glad I did! It has tasty deli sandwiches and Korean food to! The boolgogi is tender and delicious.

Great Cupertino Club on their fresh baked sourdough. Bacon, turkey, avocado. My staple there. Much friendlier service than previous ownership as well.

As soon as you walk in, the delicious smell of Korean bbq hits you! The owner is super friendly. The food is bomb. My mom loves their sandwiches!

First time getting lunch from here in a long time. Saw the meatball sub on the menu and you know I had to try it. (What do you mean you didn’t know. Didn’t you get the memo?)
Very nice sandwich. Tasty meatballs that can be appreciated without sauce. Sauce has a nice subtle kick to it too, which is a different twist than traditional tomato sauces. Bread was a little dense and gave me a heavy feeling when I was done eating. Based on how good this was, I’ll be back to try more of the menu.

The boolgogi burrito was an interesting combination and definitely should be tried at least once. However my particular burrito was really heavy in rice and sour kimchi. Don’t get me wrong — I think that kimchi is supposed to be sour but it’s also supposed to have a good balance with spice and other flavors and this particular burrito didn’t have that kind of kimchi. The meat was overpowered by the rice and kimchi and I didn’t even realize there was avocado for the same reason :/

Cash and card accepted. Pebbles is in a small plaza and offers lot parking. There’s inside seating and a cute patio area as well.
I went in for lunch on a Saturday and didn’t have to wait in line. I ordered the bulgogi burrito, because all my friends raved about it, and I was so glad I did: bulgogi (marinated Korean bbq), kimchi fried rice, Sriracha, guac… Omg… Amazing!
I am definitely returning to try the rest of the menu items since I enjoyed the bulgogi burrito so much (or I’ll go back for the bulgogi burrito again). ^_​^ The entire staff is super nice so that made my visit even more enjoyable.

Bool-​go-​gi burrito was the BEST Burrito I’ve ever had! Sweet beef, spicy kimchee rice, siracha sour cream, refried beans and guacamole. I was very skeptical of the refried beans, but it all worked very well.
Bool-​go-​gi cheesesteak tasted very good, though a bit small for $ 10.95.
Very friendly family running the place.

Looks can be deceiving but when you go in you get the mom and pop feel, the staff is very nice and help you with everything you need. Being from New York I love finding delis with exclusive sandwiches, drinks, etc. the Cupertino sub was what I had to try and it did not disappoint and they also bake their own bread which made this meal florish!!! Fresh ingredients on top of fresh bread!!! Amazing, I recommend this place to anyone in the Cupertino area

What a HIDDEN GEM! I found out from a friend that Pebbles serves Bulgogi Burritos and Cheesesteaks and I just had to try them both!
Did NOT disappoint! LOVED both but I have to say I’m addicted to the Bulgogi Cheesesteak! The flavor of the bulgogi, with the yummy cheese and that fresh bread! I’m salivating as I’m typing this up! So MUCH bulgogi — so tender — so flavorful… SO YUMMY… the first time we got it my daughter and I ate the WHOLE thing… and that’s unusual for us — we usually just eat half and save the other half for the next day or I’ll sometimes save the other half for hubby… but NO… couldn’t let one morsel go uneaten! the full tummy was so worth it! :)
It’s a tiny little deli that sells EXCELLENT sandwiches. My daughter LOVES their vegetarian sandwich. They also are offering Phở on some days — need to try that out as well — saw some folks eating it and it looked delicious!

I don’t write Unilocal reviews, but everybody is sleeping on Pebble’s phở so it’s about time somebody reviews it. It’s some real homemade phở with no MSG and the broth has hella flavor, so you don’t even need to sauce the shitt out of it like you would in the other local spots (house of phở, phở hoa, saigon, etc). And honestly, if i heard that a deli served phở, i would be fairly skeptical too. But it speaks for itself. Last time i got it, it was about 8 dollars, which i think is pretty reasonable for the portion that they provide. They serve phở during hours 5pm– closing, Wed– Sat. Spring rolls are also available if you’re interested, but I’ve never tried them. Their sandwiches are pretty good also. I recommend the Italian, Kim’s, David’s, Cupertino sub and the pork burrito.
Oh, and i wouldn’t mind taking a BIG bite of that cash register girl. She’s WOOOOAHH.

Heard about this place through a neighborhood mailing list discussion. In general, I think most sandwich shops are about the same — some of items are good, some not so, and there’s few places that really seem to rise above the fray. But what will make me take a special trip to check a place out is whether they offer something that is fairly unique. Pebbles does offer this with their Korean-​fusion sandwiches. Their bulgogi burrito is particularly good, with kimchi flavored rice and Sriracha hot sauce — though I would much prefer the traditional Korean gochujang sauce. Their bulgogi cheesesteak was just okay. The bulgogi has just the right amount of sweetness, but the garlic flavor when we gave this a try was a little overwhelming to the point that it left a slightly bitter aftertaste. They have other Asian fusion type dishes as well, but we haven’t had a chance to try them out.
A big plus is the proprietor of this establishment. We happened to be there when it wasn’t so busy, and he took the time to chat with us after he brought us our meals. He wanted to make sure that we were satisfied with our meal, solicited feedback about the food, and generally made us feel like valued customers. For that alone he’s won our return business.
The outdoor seating is very nice, especially in the evenings. There was a small group of young men smoking hookahs and e-​cigs in the dining area, and I got the sense that they are regulars at this place. They didn’t bother us, and were actually quite courteous as they moved away from where we sat to make sure that we weren’t bothered by their activities — and we weren’t.

Pebbles is a small café located in a small plaza’s corner area. There are around 6 – 7 tables inside and an outside patio. Quite a lot of sandwiches choices and some rice plates as well. Interesting combination.
-) House special sandwich North Beach: A-​. It has turkey, prosciutto and all other standard vege including pickle. It’s a cold sandwich. The turkey meat was very nicely prepared — chopped into small pieces and grouped into a thick cut form, and it tasted super fresh. Prosciutto added a sense of saltiness to the turkey, nicely matched. With a light spread of mayo and mustard, I got pretty full with one sandwich without the feeling of getting stuffed though. A couple bread choices; I chose wheat which was pretty fresh in my opinion.
Definitely a come back and try other choices on the menu, maybe the rice! Staff there is super nice, good smile. Very fast wifi in the café which is another plus. (You can ask the staff to give you password and they will be happy to share with you!)

What a pleasant and nice surprise for lunch.
I was in a Greek food kind of mood but Yiasso was too busy (plus they always disappoint) and Falafel DriveIn is across town. So instead I opted for a sandwich
What I ordered instead was their Korean Rice Bowl! Yum yum. Who knew they secretly serve Korean food amongst their fresh looking sandwiches?
Hats off to the nice gal behind the counter who helped me decide.
I had my option for white or brown rice or choice of meat. However I opted traditional option. Oh it was GOOD. You’ll see by my pic I almost forgot to take a pic. They serve it with two sauces 1/​traditional spicy or 2/​sweet.
I eventually loved the spicy but I am Latina. :)
Anyway stop here for lunch! They have a lovely patio garden to eat alfresco