Midtown Market & Deli

Eeehhhhhh
I wanted a sandwich after I left the co-​op, but everywhere else was far too inconvenient. Oh, a new deli, Unilocal says? Okay, sure.
They have a huge menu of weird cheap things, which is cool, I guess. I ordered a turkey and cheese with bacon and avocado on a «French» roll. The kid making my sandwich was «new», but I’m not sure if sandwich-​making is the right trade for him. In my opinion, you have to have a love for sandwiches already to be truly excellent at your craft.
Or maybe my standards are just too high.
Anyway. He cut his finger slicing my sandwich.
Everything on the sandwich was very fresh, though I’m pretty sure it was all the cheapest ingredients you could possibly buy. The bread was just fluffy air, the «turkey» was incredibly processed, the «swiss» was Craft Swiss Singles, the bacon was… whatever cheap, crappy bacon is, and really, overall, I did actually enjoy it. I was just concerned about how many chemicals I was ingesting because of the shitty meat and cheese.
I don’t think I’ll be back, but I’m glad I tried it.

Great place for a breakfast sandwich! Everyone is very friendly and its clean and safe.

NEVER go here. They lie, are untrustworthy, and discarded my business over a $ 2.99 sandwich. And the manager was rude and impossible to have a conversation with (he raises voice and lets nobody speak but him).
Market gave me wrong order 2 months ago, offered to remake it but I couldn’t wait due to a meeting. They promised to give me a free sandwich next time. I was hopeful but skeptical at the time.
Today I asked for that sandwich, the manager said they would never offer that (intimating I am lying) and refused to honor their commitment. Lost me for good over $ 2.99. Loser of a business model
BTW, the sandwich quality was awful besides, salty, stale bread, so good riddance.

I ventured over to Midtown Market and Deli looking for some potato salad, which I just assumed they would have since «Deli» is part of the name. Well, I didn’t find potato but was slightly fascinated by the counter where you can order all kinds of sandwiches, grilled items and fried foods. I did end up getting some mozzarella sticks, cause who doesn’t love some breaded, fried cheese? The prices for items outside of the grill area are about par for midtown convenience stores, the employees were attentive and nice, and the store was very clean. There were some «interesting» folks loitering in the parking lot and although that’s not the market’s fault or responsibility, it may be a bit of a deterrent for customers.

The menu is jam packed with meal options and good deals. Wait time was only a few minutes.
They had forgot the sauce to my meal and came found me outside and around the corner from the Mart. I thought that was super sweet.
The staff was super friendly and hard working. They worked well in a busy time.
Food was great too.

An underrated deli. That’s because most simply assume it’s a corner market like so many other corner markets in midtown. Actually, it’s both. And if you’re looking for a corner market, you’ll be frustrated because they always seem to be closed during times they should be open. Sure, it says they’re open 7 – 7 on weekends but that is never the case. And since the American and Pacific Markets blocks away are bustling with customers picking up odds and ends at 8 or 9 pm, I see no reason why these guys are closing before sunset.
If you’re looking for a deli, you’ll find a great selection of fresh eats from quality sandwiches to hot dogs to salads. If you just want a shop to buy beer and a snack, try another option.

I love the experience here, Natalie offered all my fav things and had an awesome turkey burger, the mozzarella cheese sticks are great too!

I am in love with this place. The store is clean and very organized. They carry all kinds of things, items that you wouldn’t imagine ever being at a convienent store. The employees are genuine, sweet and always helpful. They even remember our names!
The deli is hopping too!!! All kinds of sandwiches to choose, turkey and ranch to a Philly cheese steak sando. They are very fast and generous with the amount of meat, cheese and veggies. Not only do they have sandwiches, but chow mein, curry, samosas and much more! The chow mein is homemade and very good. The chicken curry plate was my favorite though, nice heaping portion of curry and rice. The owner took it off the menu the last time I was here, hopefully he puts it back on soon.
They warned me about how busy the deli gets during lunchtime. And they were right. Not even kidding, line out the door and halfway into the parking lot. They gave me a pocket menu so I could call my sandwich in and not have to wait. Awesome, thanks guys!

Good, fresh food. I have always gotten my orders very quickly. Friendly staff. Selection is a little small. Plenty of parking.

Love this place. My office calls it the 40 store that does not sell 40’s. Coffee in the morning is always hot and fresh, sandwiches for lunch, fries with a sandwich combo meal, what more can you ask for. The owner Tony is top notch and runs a great business. Lunch time can get busy with the welfare office next door, so come and get your sandwich early.
Midtown Market. see you tomorrow morning.
That’s my story

one stop shop. awesome & convenient. owner, tony, is super sweet & accomodates his customers. the staff are all really friendly too.
indian food is great. cant go wrong. made fresh daily & serving portions are plenty. dont like indian food? they have burgers, sandwhiches, salads, hot dogs, corn dogs, and the list goes on… but whatever you want (even vegetarian!) they have something for you.

Great location right next to work! Deli makes fresh delicious food! A must try

What can I say about Tony? The food is incredible (try the homemade Indian) the location is convenient (right next to work) and the eye candy is the best (Tony) go here, you won’t regret it.