Jason’s Deli

Ordering online is not a good idea. Several times I have ordered it, gone in on time or even later, and mind you there were hardly any people there at the time, and I had to wait at least 15 minutes each time. It felt like they just start making the food when you are arrive. The salads are great and the portions on the baked potatoes, etc are good. However the sandwiches are small, yet very good. Maybe going in is better but ordering was not satisfactory at all, and the worker at this place wasn’t particularly friendly.

I just had a great lunch here with my family. Everyones food looded great. Mine was no exception. Carmen was very charming snd helpful through the door. She explained the menu after asking if it was 1^st time here. She was awesome.
I ordered the Rueben. OMG. I came out piled high with lean marbled meat, and so moist. I am smiling as i write. Served on a platter loaded with chips.
The salad bar had a «fresh» array of veggies and topping that were quality. Bravo.
Great place.

Great salad bar. Tempting desserts. Comfortable booths. Delicious food. Reasonable prices. Good parking lot. Nice employees.

Not getting much better. They packed my food wrong, I didn’t get my chips with my sandwich and the lady who took my order over the phone was RUDE. I only came here since it was requested by the boss. Humph. They used to be so good.

For my first visit to Jason’s Deli, I thought it was okay. Deli food isn’t usually my first choice for dinner, but we needed to grab a bite to eat before getting our evening started at Painting With a Twist just a few doors down, and this was the fastest and closest option. I went with a bowl of the broccoli cheddar soup, and it was decent. The ham and salami muffaletta that I had a couple bites of was pretty good, but I just wasn’t in much of a sandwich mood. This place was surprisingly busy for a Friday night, but service was pretty quick.

Right when I stepped into this place I was impressed at its size — Pretty big for a deli! Good simple and open layout. Obviously I had to try the salad bar, so I opted for the half sandwich + salad bar combo for a reasonable $ 9.29 or so. A chalkboard at the register was advertising a limited time only asiago pot roast sandwich so I jumped on that and hit the salad bar straight away.
Fairly standard greens and veggies at the bar, all nice and fresh, along with some not-​so-​typical items like spicy black bean and roasted corn salad. Good stuff. Some mousse for the sweet tooth customers too.
As I’m digging into my handcrafted salad (complete with artichokes, red peppers, and hummus) my half sandwich arrives. Hmmm… Did I order baby size? I glanced around and noticed in envy the robust sandwiches at the tables around me. Feeling rather cheated, I finish the half sandwich in five average-​sized bites. It was so delicious I considered going up and ordering another half, but I reluctantly went back to my now less than awesome-​looking salad to top off my stomach.
Food was great, I obviously just ordered a mini-​wich off the menu and was therefore kinda bummed. I’ll come back but next time I will be wary of the limited time only option if I’m feeling hungry.