We pulled into this little avant-garde grocery store butcher shop and, I'll tell you what, we were…read moretickled plum pink and then some. The place is a meat lover's daydream--goat, Wagyu beef, turkey, and more cuts of steak and chicken than you can shake a cast-iron skillet at. And the best part? Prices that don't make you wince on the way to the register. We sampled our way through like it was our civic duty, and every bite backed up the hype. The Italian cotechino sausage ended up pulling double duty--first in a pot of collard greens that could make a preacher shout, and then in a potato hash that was nothing short of sinful. The olives? Lord have mercy. Worth the stop all by themselves. Now let's talk atmosphere. This place looks like a gas station that found religion and got saved by a butcher block--and I mean that as the highest compliment. It's got character, grit, and just enough charm to make you want to hang around longer than you planned. Do yourself a favor: don't just think about going--go. Make the trip, take the detour, tell whoever's with you they'll thank you later. And for the love of all things good and right, get the tuna dip. I don't know what they're putting in it, but it ought to be studied by scientists

I love this place. I live close by and everyone is so friendly. I send my son over to buy ground…read morechuck it is less expensive and better quality then the grocery stores. I used to go myself but now it is hard for me to get out and shop, I am elderly. One time when I went there to buy some meats, the owner gave me a ride home. This was very much appreciated.

Well Lil Pug had a lunch suggestion, potato's. While I do enjoy the stuffed potato idea and really…read moreenjoyed the bbq potato at the now defunct JR's bar b que on Airport for those who remember. Made the short journey across the hellish bayway and wheeled into the spot. Easy to find over by the theaters. We ordered our food and were presented the bill! Holy Pricing Batman $70 bucks for 3 potato's and drinks. Food was good, I guess it would be pretty hard to f up a baked potato, toppings decent, a little short for the pricing but what do I know? Lil Pug did top out the menu with the crab potato and added crawfish and Mrs got a $1.99 upgrade of cheese dash, but still seemed a bit pricey. I am sure the $2.49 each drinks didn't help.Would I recommend? Sure if you got 25 bucks and a hankering for a tater, will I go back? Not likely, between the PITA drive and the could have bought a real meal for the money I probably won't be back. But if the timing is right and I am in the parking lot it's a maybe.

The sandwiches are just too small for what you pay. Not sure I'll be back. My wife's baked potato…read morewas decent. Service was a bit slow but it was a full house, so I get it. The ambiance was typical fast food.

HOLY FREAKING COW! As a self-professed sandwich affectionado, I can truly say The Beli has some of…read morethe most creative, truly tasty sandwiches served on vintage glassware I've tasted nationwide. We ordered five different sandwiches, had them cut into quarters and shared among four friends while waiting to see Dwight Yoakum tonight at The Wharf. The sandwiches were 100% fantastic! run, don't walk, to The Beli for any excuse you can think up. I'd say I'm obsessed with their signature Big Momma - and I am - but I also loved The Black Swan and The Sunburned Tomato. Here's to hoping Chef Anna Elizabeth will pull in her own homemade sourdough bread soon? Yes?

The Beli was highly recommended by our son, who visits the AL coast regularly and is not a fan of…read moremost sandwiches. He suggested the Big Momma and I'm glad I followed his suggestion. The Big Momma was freshly toasthad big bold flavor The Beli is a cute sandwich shop with plenty of outside seating. Sandwich concoctions are truly unique. My wife had the Skinny Legend which was equally tasty. Make sure you know what to expect. It is an open air, dog-friendly, sandwich place with few sides choices (not even many chip options). Additionally there is not any parking. Parking is on the street a few blocks away. Don't try to drive down the driveway next to the sandwich shop in order to park in the back either. The owners of the restaurant next door will be sure to tell you you can't park there. If you just want a good tasting sandwich in the ocean air, this is the place.

Food is excellent with large menu selections! Service was quick!…read moreOwner was friendly and visited with us the entire time we dined in! Very clean !

Had the cuban, pasta salad and ham and potato soup. All very good. I love a deli that keeps a small…read moremenu and does what they do well.

A nice find for us, everytime we have been by the place (night time) they have been closed. Today…read morewas our day, three of us ate and all enjoyed our selections. A Reuben sanwich, cuban sanwich, springhill turkey and bacon sandwich. All of us enjoyed our sandwich. I was apprehensive about the cuban sandwich and Bob said many people like it, I told him my roots are in Miami Florida the heart of little Havana. He said the bread would not be exact as the bread is hard to get up here. He was correct, the bread was tasty though and the sandwich was tasty. The place was just getting started for the day but pretty busy at Noon on Saturday and a little on the quiet side. Everyone here was very friendly, Bob even came by to see how the cuban sanwich tasted. A great service touch point. We will be back.

This is a order at the counter pick up your drink and number and they bring your order to the…read moretable. I had the Cosmopolitan and the pasta salad has a dressing that is unique, the poppyseed on the fruit is my favorite but the chicken salad today I have to say - I have had better elsewhere. My friend had the egg salad and right away I noticed it was runny - too much mayo or something. My friend said it was so so and he would not order again. The vibe in the restaurant is like a pickup and go more than a sit down.

The lunch special of Coit Tower French Dip is delicious. The beef is tender and plentiful. The…read morecaramelized onions are sweet. The Swiss Cheese adds to the flavor of the beef. Soft bread and the Au Jus is not overly salty. Definitely a filling lunch. I tried their gelato. A treat in its self. Very smooth creamy and rich. This is not just a rich ice cream but it's real gelato!! Service - counter service but they did remember my name. It's a family owned business so all the family pitches in to make the business run, exactly like all Italian run restaurants. Ambiance - the same and the extra tables they added makes it easier to eat here.

Great food and portions, very accommodating service, and nice seating inside and out. This has a…read moreunique italian deli setup, and an almost ma and pop family feel that is increasingly rare these days. We ordered a large pizza, half Nona's, half Diavolo, and loved it. It was almost New York style, and large enough for plenty of leftovers (for 2 adults). The pizza did take about it 30 minutes after ordering, mainly because everything is done by scratch in house, even their desserts and gelato. We will be back often! Also, meat candy is available to order from on Sunday's and Monday's

A Baker gem. Service is always good. The food is consistent and delicious. Have tried several of…read moretheir sandwiches, all of them are good. You can't go wrong. My favorite is their shrimp po boy. Their baguette bread is also the best

Okay, our first time here. My daughter said that the Italian needed more Italian sauce, the steak…read morefries were amazing, & I got the Philly cheesesteak which I enjoyed. We ordered & they recommended certain things on an order and they brought the food out all at once. It is a peaceful atmosphere and I will pop back in.

This is my second time visiting Yellow Deli. It's a very unique place. It has a store inside the…read morerestaurant that you can buy tea and other products. When I first went to Yellow Deli I tried the Deli Rose. It was really good. There was a sauce on the sandwich that had a kick in it that made the sandwich taste delicious. This time I had the Cajun. It did not disappoint at all. I also bought a Hibiscus drink that was really refreshing. I also want to say the people at the restaurant are very nice.

10/10 -- We'll definitely be back!…read more My husband and I don't eat pork, so we were excited to try the Muffanotta, and it absolutely exceeded our expectations. It was delicious and made with some of the best bread I've ever tasted. I also ordered a bowl of chili, which was hearty, flavorful, and generously packed with beef. We're not usually soda drinkers, but we decided to try the house-made root beer, served in a frosted glass. It was incredible--rich, refreshing, and unlike any root beer we've had before. The kind gentleman who took our order was genuinely delighted to see how much we enjoyed everything and even surprised us with a second root beer on the house, which was such a thoughtful touch. The little market was another highlight. It was filled with unique, wholesome products, many of which are sourced from the community's farms and workshops around the country and the world. It made for a fun and interesting shopping experience. And whatever you do, don't leave without trying the sweet potato pound cake. It was easily one of the most delicious desserts I've ever had--moist, rich, and completely unforgettable. Between the outstanding food, warm hospitality, and unique atmosphere, this was a wonderful experience from start to finish. Highly recommended!