I was so excited to go to this restaurant with my wife. I heard wonderful stories about this place…read more Nothing wets my whistle more than a grade-A cold deli sandwich. There's something about bologna that drives me bonkers. I ordered the grilled cheese. It was kinda cold and stale, but mmmmm, it was tasty.

The space is straightforward and easy to navigate, with the menu displayed on large TVs and the…read morethoughtful addition of a QR code and app--nice modern touches. I had a seat for a while but didn't get to sample everything; still, it's interesting that the soups change daily. The broader menu covers the expected bases: salads, dessert wraps, sandwiches, and the rest. Soft drinks are the usual Coke products, plus sweet and unsweet tea. The sweet tea leans hard into Southern style--properly, almost aggressively sweet. The unsweet, however, was closer to brown water than tea; it lacked any real tea character. When we ordered, the server asked how much ice we wanted. I'm still puzzled why there's no dedicated fountain service for it, but we both received half cups of crushed ice, which I appreciate--especially on a hot August day. The open kitchen is a plus; you can watch your food being prepared. A word of caution on the photos: the posted images show generous, meaty sandwiches that bear little resemblance to what actually arrives on the plate. The Mama's Pastrami arrived on warm, seeded rye with pickles and mustard. The pickle added a pleasant crunch and a welcome acidic lift. The bread had a good chew and was easy to bite through, and the sandwich was served warm. The pastrami itself had a decent texture but was frustratingly short on that deep, peppery, cured flavor you expect from proper pastrami. The real issue, though, was portion: there was hardly any meat. What should have been a piled-high deli sandwich felt closer to a quarter or half of the expected quantity--disappointing for a place that positions itself as a deli. The Mama's Love came on a steamed bun with roast beef, turkey, ham, and Muenster. The combination of meats and cheese had solid flavor--salty, savory, the kind of profile that works well--but again the volume was disheartening. Even with three meats, the sandwich was roughly 99 percent bread, a whisper of cheese, and maybe a tablespoon of actual protein. For the price and the deli expectation, it felt thin. I'm still weighing whether this place deserves a second visit. It's essentially the only deli near the base that offers pastrami, which counts for something. But the consistent skimping on meat makes me hesitate. A deli sandwich should feel abundant; these did not

One of my favorite little sub shops. They have a great downtown location. Easy to get to with…read moreparking right out front. I always get it all the way and a combo. I shall return. See our YouTube channel Coolest Life.

Not planning ahead, I was relieved to come here while they were open on Easter Sunday since most…read moreestablishments were closed. I was able to get everything I needed but did have to pay more than I prefer since some items only had the organic versions. Staff were so friendly and there was a lot to look through. Would come again.

Ashley the cashier is amazing. Awesome customer service and assisted us some items…read moreThis store is like a Whole Foods or Trader Joe's has a great selection of everything. Decent bakery and deli. Some of their store generic brand items are not that bad either

First time trying this establishment & definitely will return. Club sandwich is very good &…read morereasonably priced. I ordered the choose 2 for $11. Half a sandwich & broccoli cheddar soup with a delicious iced tea. The tea may be worth a trip whether you get food or not. Will also return for the carrot cake.

One of my favorite Dellis. Marbel rye is the best. Fresh sweet tea in big cups are standard. I get…read morethe cob or the blt. Keep an eye on the add on upcharges, they can sneak up on you. See our YouTube channel Coolest Life.

Worst customer service in the world. You are not greeted when you go in. You will wait a good 5+…read moreminutes before anyone acknowledges your presence.. they WILL continue personal conversations, take your order, and resume their conversations. Eventually, your meal will be prepared. I enjoy the food. Last don't leave without checking your order.

My orders always come perfectly made but could Jason's deli do more to protect the customers…read moreagainst food tampering during food app delivery services. Seal the bags and cups on all sides. Thank you

Tables are always clean. Food is always fresh. No matter which sandwich you go with it's always a…read morehome run! People are friendly. It's always a great place to get a bite to eat and a cookie for the road. Kids love it. Some days it's all the kids want to eat for dinner, with a great price tag and I've never been there when they are out of food like the "other" sub shop in town.

Always excellent subs. Never a wait, friendly staff and good food. I wish there was one closer to…read moremy home!

If you like to pay $20 lb. for pastrami and / or corned beef from their "deli" and get tough , lean…read moreshit cuts of jerky meat instead of brisket based , Publix is the perfect place to get screwed . RUN FROM THIS PLACE They are happily charging $20 per lb for $7 per lb top round !! Go somewhere else and get some bologna

The store has pretty much everything you need. The fried chicken is delicious! The service is…read moregreat. The store is clean. My sister shops here every now and then.

The customer service was excellent. I decided to get the single slices of turkey so I could make…read moremultiple sandwiches at home. The cashier made sure I chose the turkey I would like the best as there are 2 options for turkey: roasted or smoked. I chose the roasted turkey at first but ended up getting the smoked turkey since it has a sweeter taste. It was so sweet and tender. OMG!! The package came with about 10-12 slices which makes about 5-6 sandwiches depending on how much meat you like. I paid about $15 so it was a win for me. I bought the hickory honey mustard as well. The honey mustard definitely makes a difference on the sandwhich but be sure not to put too much honey mustard as the taste can be very strong and overpowering.

I picked up a bone in quarter ham today and a roasted turkey breast…read more When unwrapping the ham I saw it was burnt on top . I had never received one like this in the many years of ordering from the Columbus Ga store. I returned to the store and told them about it, but was told this is normal which of course is completely untrue and unacceptable. Customer service is non existent there. They lost a customer because I will not return. Look at the ham before you pay for it.!!!! Training their employees to be friendly wouldn't be a bad idea either. My one star rating keeps changing to 2 stars Johanna Columbus

I went in last Thursday after arriving in Columbus to see my daughter. There was no question about…read morewhat I wanted to eat, but I was skeptical about getting wings because the last two times I was in town and ordered, we were highly disappointed. I called back to the restaurant to complain and the manager on duty took my name and address and said she would mail me a gift certificate for my incomplete and cold order...however, I never received it. Nonetheless, I decided to try again, but this time, when I called in my order, I shared that my past two visits were subpar, and I expected a different outcome this time. Well, I decided to check my food before leaving, and everything was prepared freshly and looked good too. And let me say, my faith has been restored in this Cols Staple. I guess I just need to make sure I specify that I expect fresh food and my complete order every time, lol.

I visited Midland Commons with my sister and our two young boys (ages 2 and 5) yesterday so they…read morecould safely play in the grass area. We grabbed food from Tommy G's and intentionally chose a table in the center area, under the tent, so we could actively watch them as they ran back and forth to eat. Almost an hour after sitting down, a manager from BMerrells (Sylvia) approached us and told us the table "belonged" to their restaurant and that we needed to move. That would have been easier to respect if there were any signage or indication of reserved seating, but there wasn't. Not only that, we were not near their entrance. We were in the middle of a space literally called "Commons." As parents of small children, moving further away from the grass area wasn't just inconvenient. It was an unrealistic risk to our children's safety. When my sister asked for a menu, Sylvia said yes, but instead of returning herself, she went inside and sent a server out. That alone set the tone. We went ahead and ordered the drink of the month and chicken tenders. The wait was long enough that I considered canceling the order entirely, and when the food finally arrived, it did not justify the delay. The tenders looked and tasted like something straight out of the frozen aisle. What's most disappointing is that this entire situation could have been handled differently. A simple, respectful explanation or even visible signage would have gone a long way. Instead, the approach felt dismissive and unnecessarily territorial over a shared public space. If tables are exclusive to BMerrells, that needs to be clearly communicated. Otherwise, don't create tension in a family-friendly environment where people are simply trying to enjoy the space, especially when children are involved. This was my first experience with BMerrells, and it will absolutely be my last. I'll also be following up with property management, because there's a way to handle situations like this and this wasn't it.