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Jackson Market

4.1 (1.4k reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Well balanced Italian sub $14.99
Joellen C.

Deeply impressed with this spot both ambiance and variety. Hard to convince me food quality wise to love something more than bay cities but it just MIGHT take the cake. Jackson market as a whole in terms of ambiance, variety, taste definitely overtakes bay cities but if you're just talking about comparing food quality sand which to sand which it will be a tough TIE (it's not less) than bay cities. Bay cities is loaded and so is Jackson but bay cities is a little more juicier where the inside sandwich ingredients shine more and you can definitely taste each of the ingredients eg banana peppers meats deli cheese etc. Jackson market's Italian sub had harder bread but I could see like some would argue it's more balanced. It definitely is a little less juicy and even though there were complimentary banana peppers I hardly tasted it at all as it was sprinkled far and few. If you paid for an added topping eg. Jalepenos they were definitely generous with it. Tip: DO NOT get the French baguette toasted as it'll be too hard. The market is fun because it also offers wine selections ($20-$60), not a fun cheese selection like bay cities, pasta salad, bomb tiramisu, has an entire PIZZA OVEN in the back, fun canned drinks including GUAYABA (an aloe tasting like drink), pastries, and chips/snacks. Ambiance - the patio in the back is spacious and big. They don't allow you to bring a computer to work there and the WiFi and service is pretty bad there. Parking - street parking along residential homes 2 subs ($14.99/each), 2 drinks, 1 large chip ($4.95) came out to be around $44. Overall an amazing find. The 10/10 would come back & especially try the pizza. Revolutionary in food taste ? Probably not but revolutionary in enjoyability and spot find? 1000%. Happy munching !

Build your own sandwich
Gwen D.

Ordered ahead via their website. The ordering process inside is grab a paper at the counter and place it back. Then wait. The checkout process is unorganized during the lunch and weekend rush. The customer service is friendly. I usually get the build your own veggie and add every free topping. I wish they had veggie protein options such as tofu, black beans (or even black bean paste), or falafels. They do have plain hummus and cheese for protein but that hits like 2 grams. There's a patio that's cute and encourages community. There's also the property next door that is a pond which has some tables and chairs if there's an overflow or you're introverted. Sometimes we go to the park around the corner since there's shade. Sandwiches are about $12-$18 depending on on what you add.

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Jaqueline C.

Walking into this very well kept market I suddenly felt the urge to buy all items in sight. There are flowers for sale, juices, food items and all the best things a market can offer. Met with a warm greeting from staff I feel already inclined to come back sooner rather than later. I met a friend for sandwich, I enjoyed the Reuben and I am blown away. All of my tastebuds danced at the first bite. You fill out a sheet that is left near the counter by the menu's to either build your own or select one of the signature dishes. Note, they do also have Halal options which is a HUGE plus! Their Deli menu is meant to be enjoyed by all, handful of vegetarian options as well. I'd recommend extra toasted love to any sandwich or panini as it is an option on the sheet you fill out. Stepping into the back patio lounge area, there are many tables and seating places to choose from. Theres almost a sense of peace and serenity you experience while in the patio. Theres koi fish, shaded areas and a very cool pizza station! Plenty of seating, I noticed there was a late morning rush but there was still plenty of room for all to sit and enjoy the summer weather. My only side note that may deter people wanting to visit, parking may be hard to find given that this Market place is splat in the middle of a residential part of Culver City. There is a park a few blocks over from the market, grab your food and drinks and enjoy that open space as well if you're introverted but would still like to experience what Jackson Market has to offer.

Custom sandwich. Corned beef
Brett P.

Hidden in a neighborhood. Coffee, tea, drinks, sandwiches, pizza, and an odd assortment of sundries. Mellow outdoor dining area. Staff helpful and courteous. I nice little retreat from "down town".

Albacore Tuna Salad.  Dry and flavorless.
Renee P.

This was a random choice today. I Googled sandwiches near me, and Jackson Market popped up. I have passed the place many times, unaware that it is a deli/pizza joint. It's tucked away in a residential neighborhood and parking can get a little tight. When I walked in, it was a little confusing because I did not see any clear directions on how to place my order. I asked another customer who appeared to have been there before and he guided me to this counter with paper that had menu items on it. You have to checkmark the ingredients you want on your sandwich or whatever you're ordering. I wanted an Italian sub, I wasn't sure if I should check off ingredients for an Italian sub, or if just checking Italian sub and the type of bread I wanted would get me a sub with the standard ingredients for an Italian sub. The sub was definitely not what I expected, it was dry and flavorless. I wanted extra onions, oil and vinegar, salt and pepper, and extra mayonnaise. None of those ingredients were present, and there was no clear way for me to make the request because it's nearly impossible to interact with the people preparing the food. When it was all said and done, I would definitely not order an Italian sub from here again. Definitely organized chaos! Or, just unorganized depending on how you look at it. It all just appeared to be a little chaotic. I also grabbed some tuna and watermelon, which was a refrigerated section in plastic containers. I ordered the tuna because it listed onions and celery as two of the main ingredients I look for in tuna. The tuna was dry and flavorless. I will need to add more celery, onions, mayonnaise, salt and pepper with a few other ingredients, which means I could have made it myself. I also ordered watermelon, which was not sweet, it tasted like it was cut too close to the rind. I'm still not sure how I feel about Jackson Market. Based on some of the responses from the owners, I don't think I would return. I don't understand why we can't come to a platform like Yelp and give our honest opinion without the owners responding so harshly, instead of taking the criticism and using it to their advantage, or not. As far as Italian Subs go, may I suggest Ghost Sando or Philly's Best? Even Jersey Mike's is better. IMHO! This review was typed on a mobile device, please forgive any typos.

Mavis S.

LA rarely gives you a true "third place" -- somewhere to just exist. The backyard at Jackson Market and Deli is one of those rare spots. Lush plants, trickling water, chill people -- perfect for a quiet afternoon with a friend. Food is simple, all disposable -- real plates would be a nice touch.

Fresh bread
Markita H.

A fun little neighborhood market. Get your snack on they've got fresh fruits, chips , candies, nuts , baked goods enough to satisfy. staff was super friendly. Ordered an iced vanilla chai while waiting and it wasn't bad. When you first walk in you're greeted with fresh flowers. No one is rushing you to hurry up and leave. You mark up an order sheet and give it back to counter help to place an order meanwhile there's picnic foods refrigerated like salads and other condiments complete your meal. Definitely the kind of neighborhood market that is conveniently placed.

Peter S.

Talk about hidden - this market is nestled in a residential area, right on the street with all the houses and apartments (which can make parking a bit of an issue). Inside you can choose from all kinds of groceries, sandwiches, wraps, and breakfast too. Ordering is fast and easy but can have a wait depending on what time you are there. We usually take our stuff to go, but you can walk in the back where they have a great chill spot with lots of seating. The portions and prices are what you would expect. Great choices (or make your own) but it's the Italian Sub for me with a great ration of bread/meat/etc as one of my go to places when in Culver City. Quick tip - Do NOT miss the pizza they have in the back area. It is SUPER FRESH and delicious!!

Laurie C.

My husband brought me to Jackson Market for the first time in October 2023. It was part of a date day he had planned since we were long distance at the time. I love the array of picnic foods, snacks, and drinks available, as well as the regular sandwich and salad menu. I don't think I've ever gotten anything else besides the melanzane (eggplant) panini. My husband loves their pizza, but we always forget which days they fire up the pizza oven in the back area. When I moved to LA the following year, it became the "hidden gem" spot we would take out-of-town guests. We love the lush greenery, running water fountains, and Edison lights in the back area. It makes you feel as if you are in someone's backyard and can cozy up to work or read a book. It is wild to see how quickly they've expanded in the past three years, particularly with Airbnbs within the space. With that though, it has generated a crowd and impacted our past couple experiences there: getting a seat/table has become increasingly difficult (if you're more than a party of 2), even though I know they've been trying to expand seating options and tried implementing a "no laptop" policy so there might be more table turnovers. But I'm so glad their business is booming, they deserve it :)

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Shirley C.

Freshly made Neighborhood market on small street A bit privy but very fresh Service is good and quite considerate of the location and space

Custom Vegetarian Wrap
Jess B.

This is a really cute spot in Culver City. Parking can be a bit of a challenge because there isn't dedicated parking and it's in the middle of a neighborhood. We ended up parking in the structure down the street and walking over, which worked out fine. Once inside, you fill out a form, pay for it and then had it to the deli to make your sandwich/wrap. I loved that you can fully customize your wraps and sandwiches and there's so many fresh ingredients to choose from. I built my own veggie wrap, and it was delicious. The veggies were really fresh. The outdoor seating area in the back is beautiful and surprisingly peaceful. It feels like a little garden getaway tucked behind the market. Food also got out to us pretty quickly. My husband tried the pizza that was being served and made in the back. It was okay, but nothing special. I definitely preferred my wrap over the slice I tried. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but the quality and atmosphere make it worth visiting every now and then.

Deli counter
Melissa L.

Lovely little market nestled in a cute residential neighborhood in Culver City. I had lunch here with some friends and had a great time sitting out on the gorgeously green patio. The market itself has so many different offerings and I can imagine it is a great one stop shop for the locals. Food orders are taken on little slips of paper and placed in a tray for the deli workers to take and prepare. To eat, I had a chicken salad sandwich on a sourdough baguette and I really enjoyed my food! The chicken salad had a great sweet flavor with apples and cranberries, and it was very creamy with big pieces of chicken. The produce was fresh as well. They were also offering complementary water which I really appreciated with this heat... Workers were friendly and it was a pretty smooth process despite being packed! The patio is pretty large and there's a good amount of seating available. They also have a pizza oven out there where you can order freshly made pizza! Parking is limited as it's in a residential area, but I was able to find a spot a short walk away. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back.

Amit L.

So, this is considered a hidden gem. Not many people know about Jackson Market except for locals and people who really scour social media to find unique places. Jackson Market is a middle eastern deli/market/cafe located in a residential neighborhood of Culver City. They are known for their sandwiches, wraps, salads, smoothies, and brunch items but famously known for their beautiful and lush outdoor patio dining area. If your vibe is backyard patio transformed into a secret garden, you'll absolutely fall in love with this place. There are sections where you can either dine with others or be by yourself. Each section has a unique setting. You can also order pizza and coffee drinks outside, too! The service is usually fast, even during the lunch rush. I waited 10 minutes for my customized sandwich, which is not bad. The staff is super friendly and very helpful. To order, you need to fill out a slip and I didn't know that coming in for the first time. I really appreciate the staff member who took the time out to make sure I filled the sheet in correctly. I love bringing friends and family here to give them such a beautiful experience they would never forget.

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Ask the Community - Jackson Market

Do they have halal options?

Yes. Some of the chicken items are halal on the everyday menu (you can confirm with the staff). They have more halal options in Ramadan

Can I use wifi here?

Yes, they have wifi

Are there outlets anywhere in the outside seating area so I can work on my laptop?

Yes, at least one, kind of in the middle by a tree.

Are gluten free desserts offered here made with nut free flours?

Short answer, yes. But that's because gluten is a protein from oats: wheat, barley & rye-like plants. Not peanuts or tree-nuts!… 

What's the WiFi password?

Updated: SINCE1925

Is this place pet friendly?

Yes, I've seen dogs outside at the table but not inside the market. It's kinda tight to have animals in it and there are products all around the store some even low level which aren't really ideal for small children or animals.

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