Pasquinelli Sandwich

Folks should get over the fact that the place has an Italian name and is run by an Asian family. Do you post the same thing when you walk into a Subway and it’s owned by a family from the Middle East? Haven’t we evolved further than that?
The food is much better here than the chain sandwich shops and they do have other things besides the typical turkey on wheat!
I tried the special and found it very good. Also enough room to spread put the computer and get some work done.
It’s tough to run a small business like that… Let’s give the hard working folks a pat on the back instead of a left to the jaw!!!

This place is SO good! everything is always fresh, and the prices aren’t too too bad… Its quite busy at lunchtime, and they close right at commute hour. the best part is, (at least to me) is its kind of a hidden treasure because anyone from out of the area wouldn’t know its there because its tucked away next to business’ you wouldn’t normally go to regularly.

this place was once good until they changed ownership. now it’s called something like R.B. Deli and it’s horrible!!! please don’t get this placed mixed up with Pasquinelli’s because Pasquinelli’s knew how to make great sandwiches and cookies. the new owners obviously just took the same recipe and reduced the quality of their ingredients. in fact i don’t think they even know what a cookie or a sandwich is suppose to taste like otherwise they’d look at the recipes again and realize they must be missing something (like flavor!!)

This is a great mom & pop style deli. I’ve been getting lunches from here for the past couple years now. The sandwiches don’t get too fancy for the most part. The food is always fresh and they use quality ingredients. This isn’t a place to rush… they take their time and are attentive to detail; I’ve never had an order get messed up in any way.
They also have good soups, and their chili is especially tasty. Additionally, they serve asian-​inspired dishes like teriyaki beef and spicy chicken, which are pretty good and come in generous portions.

I’ve been passing by Pasquinelli for several years and decided that I would give them a shot. Pasquinelli is a business deli that appeals to people who work in the area than say someone who happen to be in the area and happen to want a sandwich.
The place is a good size with probably about a dozen tables inside and big menu board with all their breakfast and lunch options. Décor, not much to look at as I mentioned, this is a business deli and has that cafeteria feel to it. They offer probably about 2 dozen different items including both cold and hot sandwiches. Prices here are on the high side. Granted you get a half sandwich for about $ 3 — $ 4, but for the most part, look to spend between $ 5 — $ 7 just on the sandwich (I didn’t see a «meal deal»).
I figured since I was hungry and in this deep, decided to get their special which was a grilled chicken sandwich with sun-​dried tomatoes on a chipotle sauce on Dutch Crunch fully loaded with Pepper Jack Cheese. Since I do a late lunch, I was able to walk in and place my order without having to wait in line.
I got my sandwich and took off. Found my usual lunch spot and had a bite. Overall, I have to say it was just ok. The chicken while being a grill piece was dry. The bread here is store bought and wasn’t fresh. The cheese, eh, it was basically Sorrento Cheese, good for the home person, not so good if you’re charging $ 6.50 for a sandwich that doesn’t come with chips or a drink.
Overall, I was left way underwhelmed especially for the price. It’s not paying $ 6.50 for the sandwich that bothers me, it was the quality here was probably worth $ 3 or $ 4. The people here at Pasquinelli are nice enough but the food quality for the price you pay for is totally not worth it. I would say you’re better off going to the Togo ‘s or Subway and getting a sandwich of equal quality for a couple dollars less. Overall, definitely a skip and way overpriced, 2 Stars.

This place has an Italian name, is run by Asians, and offers deli sandwiches but lists Asian items on a Specials board, then runs out of the the Specials by 11am. Um, WTF? Get your s**t together.
I ordered a French Dip. $ 4 got me two deli slices of roast beef inside a plain roll with a styrofoam cup of au jus that was pretty much powdered au jus mix mixed with hot water.
Never again!

This place blows… I tried to find an employee to place an order. I was greeted with a hello form an older Asian lady. And that was it. She disappeared into the back and I waited for another 3 or 4 minutes for her to return. No Luck, so I left. What a joke. You get a FAIL for today and the rest of your life. Here is a little advise for people who work in retail: IF YOU HATE YOUR JOB, FIND ANOTHER ONE.

This place is simply RUBBISH. THEY SERVE SANDWICHES WITH HAIR IN IT– they put mustard on reubens– even when you ask for 1000 island dressing– which is traditional. When you complain they hang up on you and then do not answer. I will be filing a health code violation regarding this matter. (no hair nets or gloves are worn by staff)

Love this place. I stop in twice a week for a vegetarian sandwich. They are a bit pricey for a sandwich but the service rocks and she makes the most beautiful sandwich ever. She takes the time to lay each piece of lettuce out very carefully.
They have thank you letters posted from customers — evidently their chili is the best — I wouldn’t know cause it has meat in it and I don’t go there.