Murphy’s Deli

A cool sandwich place similar to Subway, but it’s more fancy, I should say. It’s in a little strip area with a few other stores, but this seems to be the only restaurant in the area when I go by. You walk in and there’s the menu with plenty of seating in the restaurant.
I ordered the Reuben sandwich, it has sauerkraut, roast beef, and Russian dressing. The sandwich really had a good taste with the Russian dressing integrated in there. The sandwich was on rye bread, so it was even healthier for me to have all these wonderful flavors. Also, love the sauerkraut. It always tastes good on hot dogs, but the flavors with it made the sandwich’s taste to perfection.
The seating is decent, like I said. There’s plenty of people coming in here on their lunch break or just for a nice sandwich. You can get chips and a drink or other sides with your sandwich for a low price. For two, we ate for a little under $ 18 with the big drinks. So I would say it’s decent in prices, food, and service. I would only say it’s kind of lonesome in this little area where there’s lots of little stores. But it’s a nice little lunch place when you have a break or needing somewhere to stop and have a bite.

I totally feel bad hitting this place with a two-​star but hear me out. I was at Walgreens on Chimney Rock getting a prescription filled and hadn’t had lunch yet and I recalled that there was something right in the same strip center so that’s how I ended up here.
It is very clean and the employees were friendly and helpful, but that’s about all I can say.
I was confused by the menu. But then the tacky pictures of «Mr.Murphy» in New York, Paris, New Orleans and Greece cued me in that the menu has a sampling from all of those food cultures. Nothing looked that enticing to me so I just ordered a ham and cheese sub.
I mean, I turn my nose up at Subway for being stingy with ingredients and fixins but this place takes the cake on that. Not only were they sparing with the meat, cheese and veggies, but the end product wasn’t that great.
I really only ended up here out of location and convenience but even under those circumstances I won’t be returning.

Bread was so dry the sandwich fell apart. The roast beef was lunch meat and it was super salty. 6 bucks for a 6 inch sub that was all bread and only 3 slices of meat.

For a quick lunch, it’s hard to beat. The sandwiches and wraps are made of fresh ingredients, many are inventive, service is quick and friendly, and the entire restaurant is spotless. However, it is a franchise, so they are somewhat limited as to the types of sandwiches they can churn out.
The only fault I can find is that they’re closed on Sundays.