Pros: Fast, friendly service…read moreDelicious pastrami and other lunch meats Prices are so reasonable I worked with Beth for my box lunch order and she was great and super responsive Lots of other groceries on the shelves Cons: Tight space inside No seating Limited drinks available for purchase Pro tip: Definitely grab a sandwich while you're in town. Food is better than most nearby restaurants. This place is a Galion gem!

Phil's Dehli is the place to get lunch meat & cheese at reasonable prices they also.have…read moredehli.items such as coleslaw, potato salad,macaroni salad, along with too many other things to mention. If you are ever in Galion make sure you stop in there it's not just a drive thru called Riverside, it's also Phil's Dehli.Make sure you check it out you'll be glad you did! A+

Great farm market! Good sales Many choices from produce…read moreto lunch meat cheeses and lots of other options Good service too !

i live in Ashland County and needed to pick up some deli items from Waynes....They have an…read moreexcellent selection and good prices....since it was late afternoon we checked the closing hours on the website and it said Friday 6pm. We drove the half hour just to find out they closed early due to a wine tasting... the lady when turning me away told me they had it posted there for a month...we don't come into town often so we didn't see it.....very disappointed....wasted time and gas.

Small but nice. Easy to get to (except that Renner Road is currently closed.) Super friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Ice cream for the kid, plus candy, fry pies, etc. And corn for me. Early in the season, so small, but decent looking. We'll try it out tonight. Also cheese, lunchmeat, coffee, salsa, jam, and more. A bit out of my way but if I lived over here I'd come once in awhile. Prices are a bit high, but on par with other markets. They also have subs, with their meat and Auddino's bread; if we hadn't been headed somewhere for lunch already I would have grabbed one.

This definitely seemed more like a deli than it did a farm market to me. I was hoping to pick up…read moresome vegetables, but they didn't have any. This surprised me, but maybe farm markets just don't have veggies in February? What they did have was popcorn! It is homegrown corn and it tastes incredible. They generously offer free popcorn samples and I had to exercise my self control not to go back for seconds. The deli counter had a steady stream of customers and they have a few kinds of deli subs you can order (Italian, chicken salad, ham & cheese). They also have a soup of the day. They carried some other local food items like Liege waffles, local bratwurst, baked goods and Bellisari's brand spreads. They also sell condiments, dairy, ice cream, nuts, candy and chips.

This is a solid NYC-style deli in the heart of downtown Delaware. The owner is very friendly and a…read moregood conversationalist while he prepares your sandwiches. I tried the pastrami, the chopped cheese, and the philly cheesesteak. The sandwiches are huge (my pictures don't do them justice), and the fillings are generous. The prices are very reasonable for the size of each of these monsters! The location is spacious, and would make a great lunch spot, or a quick dinner stopover.

I most recently tried the Philly Cheesesteak and the chicken bacon ranch club. The chicken bacon…read morewas amazing as usual. The Philly was a let down. It needed more of everything, more meat, more cheese, more onions, more green peppers. The bread to filling ratio was off and I kept getting bites of mostly bread. I also tried their tiramisu cake, wouldn't recommend that either, it was just bland.

It is St Patrick's Day so I looked for a deli with corned beef sandwiches nearby and found Katz's…read more Having lived in NYC I had high expectations for a deli with Katz in the name. Additionally, having had a Goodman's Deli mile high corned beef sandwich when I lived in Cleveland, I had even higher expectations. Their most popular sandwich is the Reuben so I went with that. Katzingers did not meet them. When I arrived to pick up my sandwich I was shocked the line wasn't out the door to place orders before they closed and the dining room had maybe 6 people in it. There were about 6 to go bags on the shelf along with mine. When I mentioned to the cashier that I was surprised it wasn't busier, she said it'll be busier tomorrow. I said the day after St Pat's? No answer. Another not good sign in my mind. When I got home, the wrapped sandwich was bigger than my hand but not very tall. The paper had areas of grease which is a good sign for this sandwich. The corned beef itself was tender but there wasn't as much of it, maybe an inch high and 1/3 of the bread had no corned beef. I also could not taste the thousand island dressing. The rye bread was toasted but pretty soggy. The crust was mostly crunchy. The bread slices were paired upside down putting a narrower side a larger side against each other. There is not enough sauerkraut and it is not very sour. I was given the choice of a dill or garlic pickle but I cannot tell you how it was because they didn't put it in the bag. I expected this sandwich to have so much meat in it, I could eat for multiple days for $18. Again, disappointed. Maybe I should've gotten the deli sized version but paying that much for a sandwich... The inside of the deli is fun and it's obvious it's been around a long time and has been well loved. I wanted to like Katzinger's but since the price and the quality don't match, I cannot.

The best sandwiches in Columbus! We come to Katzinger's at least once a month, and it never…read moredisappoints. We have a few go to's (#41 and #16), but we like to try a new one each time we go. Every single one has been great! Tonight we got #57 Franklin's Kibbetz, which has homemade mozzarella and pesto and added turkey (bottom right). We also got #5 Mimi's Melody, which has their homemade tuna salad on grilled rye (bottom left). Next we got our favorite, #41 Phil Katzinger's Club, which has their homemade chicken salad, bacon, and Honeycup mustard (top left). Finally we got #3 Ari's Open Door, which had pastrami, salami, and cream cheese (top right). The service is also amazing - the workers are kind and even gave us free bagels tonight as they were closing! Must try.

This is the best breakfast and lunch spot I've found in town. The food is stellar and the chef and…read moreowner specializes in Argentinian and Italian food and it's open on Fridays for dinner (I think you need to call for a reservation). Great service and vibe and is worth it to check out. We had the waffle and the BELT and both were delicious. The waffle is legit Belgium style so no syrup needed

Stopped in while we were in the area and glad we did! We arrived a little before noon and were sad…read morebreakfast ended at 10, but we decided to stay for lunch. The menu is short but solid. We got the Italian sub and the turkey club, both were very good and we'd order them again. The mozzarella sticks were good, and the fries were tasty after adding a lil salt. Didn't prefer the chips, but overall a great stop. Service was fast and good, we were in and out in about 20 minutes. We'll be back!

Nice little deli, food was delicious and prices affordable. There are only 4-5 tables so wouldn't…read moreplan on eating in if they are busy.

Someone recommended this sandwich shop to us while we were in town. I really enjoyed this place! We…read morecame around lunch time on a Thursday and were able to park on the side street for free. It was busy at lunch time but we were able to get a seat. Not very many seats in the place. The workers were friendly and able to explain the menu for us. There were so many options to build a sandwich! I loved the one I got. It was warm and the pesto Mayo was delicious. I also loved the basil focaccia! I should've gotten a pick two and tried a soup! My sandwich was filling and ~$9.50. It came with a bag of chips! Overall really nice experience!

Carlie's Bratwurst is with the trip! Their brats are some of the best I've ever tasted, and their…read morebrat patties are great to make too. When we lived in Indiana, we would take the "long way" and leave the Interstate to pick up several dozen brats. The bonus was always getting lunch from the counter.

The bratwurst sandwich was not what I would say good it was a lot of bread and a skinny bratwurst…read morein it. Mac salad was a little dry but it filled my stomach and I don't think I will go back unless I'm desperate.

I have been coming to the Deli for over 40 years. Since Jeannie bought the place many years ago it…read morehas become a truly magnificent restaurant. It is home to lots of love, good vibes and excellent food/service. Come pay a visit to Gambier and take in a meal made with LOVE

The Gambier Deli is unbeatable. You'll find every combination of sandwich here known to man,…read moreseparated by the main protein/topping (chicken, turkey, tuna salad, vegetarian, etc). Creative sandwiches with equally creative names, plus options to customize, too. Good sides, chips, and pastries, with indoor seating. They take K-card! Closed on Sundays, which is a bummer. Locally-owned and run. A true Gambier institution!

I really cannot say enough about how amazing this gem is. First of all it has a great deli with…read morelots of options, all priced affordably. You can custom order a sandwich to have made fresh on the spot...and they are huge. If you need an obscure cooking/baking/spice ingredient this is your spot. I needed fenugreek seed for a strange recipe and they had it. Local roasted, and creatively flavored coffee (including a big decaf selection)? Check. Local grass fed beef? Check. Healthy snacks? Check...this is my hookup for Janna Banana bars. Lots of candy, covered pretzels, nostalgia candy? Check, check, check. The place is immaculately clean and the staff is super helpful. Oh...and Amish fry-pies. What else could you ask for?

Super fresh deli sandwiches made while you wait. Staff is friendly and store has lots of unique…read moresnacks and treats. VERY reasonably priced.