Jason’s Deli

Worst Jason’s ever! Where do I start? Ordered ham and cheese on French roll half order, and what I got was a 3 inch sandwich with one piece of thin ham, ¼ piece of a pickle, A bowl of chili that can only be described as a bowl of crap out of a can! My wife soup had to be returned… Service (if you can call it that) SUCKS!!! Never again!!!

A McAlister with a salad bar. Staff was courteous and came by our table frequently try to check on us. The salad bar looked fresh. Had a good selection of options and variety.
For the half sandwich and soup. The portion was a little small for the price. A good small meal but nothing to fill you up. For the price of that meal. Tempted to return to panera instead unless looking for more variety and choosing my own salad.
Only complaint, coffee cup was small and unfortunately coffee was also stale.

Always love their soup and sandwiches. Salad bar is great. However, it is always almost unbearable to eat in there because it’s freezing! Haven’t been able to eat in here once when we didn’t rush out to the warmth.

Salad bar is good.

Great food and great atmosphere. Amazing food selection and it’s all pretty healthy for the most part. The only downfall that this place has is that it’s extremely dirty. The tables, chairs, floors, salad plates and silverware were all dirty. Had to ask for new bowls twice because they all were dirty. Dishwasher must be broken.

I think this place has good food. Their service really sucks though. I can get a $ 5 sandwich at Subway and get treated like crap, I come to this place paying $ 10 expecting customer service.
Their $ 6 delivery fee is standard whether you order 1 meal or 500, whether you live 5 miles away or 30. I feel that averaging their costs and making everyone pay the same delivery fee is greedy. When I called this location to discuss the delivery fee with the manager, she was insanely rude and told me she didn’t care whether I ate there or not. If I hadn’t already promised a colleague this food, I would have cancelled the order. I will not be returning to this pompous overpriced sandwich shack. If you want good sandwich in that area try somewhere else… anywhere else. The crappy customer service is bound to leave an awful taste in your mouth.

This is a good place to go for a great salad bar. I also had a pork sandwich which had cashew butter and some sort of jelly on it. It was pretty good but nothing to write home about. The prices were about what you’d expect.
I really don’t have much more to say. Great salad bar and soul selection also looked great. I’d go back if I’m close and crave a good salad.

We have been here a few times. Each time has been very good and very consistent. Saturday, 25 was no exception. The place is always clean and service always friendly and helpful. Although busy, I was not rushed to order and got friendly responses to questions, I tried something different, the beefeater. Nicely stacked roast beef on a roll. As always, lots of meat that was juicy but not overly so. Bun was nice and fresh. It comes with a side of au ju, but is not needed really. Maria got a custom sandwich, pastrami on faccochia. She loved it, plenty to divide into two meals for the day. Jason’s has many options, and you get a lot for your $$

This has got to be one of the most over-​rated delis of all time. If you’re looking for something special, or even just a typical New-​York style deli, you might want to try somewhere else. The service is decent, the atmosphere is a little too neat for my taste – but fine, it’s the food that just underwhelms. For a deli/​bakery, their bread is just nothing too special. The sauerkraut – which I normally love – is not very sauer.

Ok to start out I love this place, the free ice cream is the best thing ever. The pizza is surprisingly good. They have good service, and very clean. One downside is that the tables are very close together, the grade… A+++++++ (the pluses are for the free ice cream!)

A touch on the expensive side, but the food I had was awesome! Some kind of vegetarian wrap, vegetable soup, and a big bowl of fresh fruit. I definitely will go back sometime soon.

Consistently good food. Lots of variety in their fare. Manager’s special is the best. Half a sandwich and one trip to the salad bar.

I think this place is gross. Could just be this location but I couldn’t find a clean piece of silverware and the plastic cups had a film of grease on them. YUCK!

They have no trans fats in their foods. It can be a very healthy place to eat. I say, «Can» because you can still order a sandwich that is 1000 calories if you want. So caution about that.

We were traveling to the Lake of the Ozarks and were searching for a place to eat lunch. We spotted this deli and decided to give it a try. Being unfamiliar with Jason’s we were surprised at the varied options available and were very pleased with our sandwiches. The wife ordered a Turkey Reuben and I had the Manager’s Special Reuben with Corned Beef and a cup of Tortilla Soup. We were very satisfied with the quality and quantity of these sandwiches and my soup was quite tasty.
It was interesting that if one wanted to only have the salad bar a kiosk was available in this location whereby a person could simply scan their card to pay for the salad bar without going through the sandwich line.
Another bonus was that soft serve ice cream is available free to diners. A nice, unexpected bonus for patrons. I rated 5-​star due to this being much more than I expect at a deli.

3.5 stars
Long story short: large restaurant featuring deli style sandwiches as well as some other Italian favorites.
Long story long:
This was my first meal on my first full day in Kansas City. This place is in a big plaza featuring some major retail stores, a handful of chain restaurants, and various smaller boutiques here and there.
Walking in, this place is massive. I wasn’t expecting to be so large (that’s what she said), and can probably seat over 100 people. This is the kind of place where you order at the counter, pay, sit down and your number/​name is called.
After browsing the sandwiches, which all sounded pretty decent, I eventually decided on the «New York Yankee», a corned beef and pastrami on rye, with a choice of either mayo or mustard. Of course I got mustard. All sandwiches come with chips. I also got an iced tea. Everything cost me about $ 14. Maybe a little pricey for a deli, but oh well.
We sat down and a few minutes later, our sandwiches came out. I was SHOCKED at the size of my sandwich. Or rather, I was shocked at the amount of meat I had in my sandwich. Look at the picture and you’ll know what I’m talking about. It’s just like that Mitch Hedberg joke, when he’s talking about when he ordered a NY deli sandwich, asked if he would like anything else, he responded, «A loaf of bread, and some other people!», commenting on how the proportion of meat to the 2 measly slices of bread is not enough to contain the plethora of meat.
I took a bite (as best as I could), and overall, it was pretty good. The meat wasn’t as juicy as I probably would have preferred, but it was still a pretty good sandwich. I was still taken back by the amount of meat, but I guess that’s really what NY delis are like. Of course, I bet the meat at actual NY delis are WAY better.
I would come back here.

I love this place, the soups are good their sandwiches and salads have good flavors. This place is defi worth the money. Good family environment and has something to please everybody.

Quick, healthy, good food. I like getting the half sandwich half soup/​salad. I am never disappointed with what I get from Jason’s Deli. I would often get the food to go when I just didn’t want to cook. It is a great fast food alternative! Lunch and dinner, I love the variety and freshness of the food.

For my money, this is probably the most healthful of the various chains to be found in the ultra-​chainey Summit Woods Crossing shopping center in Lee’s Summit. I’ve always experienced fresh food there, myself, and I particularly like their salad bar, which is always spotless and has quite a few options you don’t find on every salad bar… you can definitely make a meal of their salad bar, and you might as well, because it’s not cheap, for a plate o’ veggies. In fact, my main beef with the place is that it’s fairly costly for what it is, which is solid deli fare with a lot of variety. I’d give it at least a star higher if I felt like the price reflected that it’s really just a deli, and needn’t cost what it does.
When I don’t get the salad bar, I really enjoy their po’boys, especially the pot roast melt. The muffaletta is great, too, but it’s a TON of food (buy it by the quarter. The soups are hit or miss with me, but their red beans and rice is great. In fact, I tend to really like all the New Orleans-​type fare they offer, which is funny considering that the chain’s based in Texas. A LOT of their sandwiches and wraps feature turkey, which is my least favorite of cold cuts, but they do offer quite a few that aren’t turkey based, as well. They have build-​your-​own options, and you can get half-​sandwiches, which is nice.
Basically, if I’m going to grab a relatively quick meal on the go, this is the place where I feel like I can do it at the last cost to my health, if not to my pocketbook.

This is a primary destination to bring children to. I most likely woudn’t go without the kids, in fact. They have a pretty good kids menu (although my shorties get the same thing every time we go) and they mix up the specials quite a bit to keep them interesting. I almost always order off of the specials board (they have about 8 items on there). The sandwiches and wraps are all pretty good, and you can choose Baked Lays instead of regular chips.
The salad bar is pretty nice and you could easily make a meal from that alone. The soups and chilis are OK, but a bit heavy handed on the salt. I will have to say I did get food poisoning from here once, but it has not kept me from returning. I chose a wrap with alphalfa sprouts in it and I’m sure that was the culprit. I failed to call and tell them and I know I really should have. In case you didn’t know, eating sprouts is like eating sushi… you do so at your own risk as it is a big culprit for poisoning.
The one thing that makes this a #1 fave for the kiddos is the ‘free’ ice cream soft serve they can have after the meal. OK… let’s be honest: that may be my favorite part too!