Jason’s Deli

The food here is ok, nothing amazing. I had the Deli Club Box and it was your average club and chips. The main problem I have with this location is the delivery service. The delivery guy that brought my order was extremely rude. He was running late, and came with an attitude. I’m sure I’ll try this place again in the future, but will go into the store and order my food.

Always been a fan of Jason’s. It’s one of the few chains that consistently delivers quality, good service, remains clean and offers an alternative to fast food, while managing to turn orders around as quickly as a fast food chain. And, best of all, the price is almost comparable.
Even in this area where there’s an endless amount of chains and food choices, you can’t go wrong at Jason’s for lunch or dinner. Quality soups, sandwiches and a good salad bar awaits and won’t burn a hole in your pocket.

I’m always in jason’s deli for 1 I work right behind it and I also love the food sad. Sad to say they know me by name but hey good service great food and I can eat clean can’t complain

I absolutely love Jason’s deli. Their food is delicious and they have good choices for children. I’d recommend the grilled. chicken panini

We picked up a take-​out dinner there late yesterday evening and we were very pleased. First we called in our order and the young guy on the phone was very pleasant. When we picked up the food, he and his co-​worker were very friendly. I got a spinach veggie wrap, which came with salsa & baked chips ($ 6.59) — and my husband got a taco salad, which came with salsa & a choice of chicken or beef chili and it was on a bed of blue tortilla chips ($ 7.79). The food was very tasty and the serving sizes were quite satisfactory.

Went to this location for the first time the other day. The salmon sandwich wasnt as good as at the Piedmont location. Mainly because they microwaved the sandwich after they put the sauce on it which made the bread get a little soggy on the inside. It was still good tho. It was crowded at this location. I guess because its by the highway and located in a busy shopping center with another busy shopping center right across the street. Piedmont location is a little better but this one is good too.

«Sonny, true love is the greatest thing, in the world-​except for a nice MLT — mutton, lettuce and tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean and the tomato is ripe» — The Princess Bride (1987)
Deli to me means NY style, corned beaf piled high on rye, roast beef sliced paper thin, Reuben sandwiches, Matzo Ball soup and the like. Jason’s has never really spoke to me in this way — it’s a chain and kind of cookie-​cutter, so it is usually the last place I consider going. I’m not sure why, because it’s pretty good.
I came here recently at the end of a double workout at my gym at the Prado. They are open until 10pm and this makes it convenient for a late dinner on a weeknight. I ordered the Cuban Panini and the veggie soup.
So the soup was just meh. It was watery, but did have stuff in it, but not enough. I expect my veggie soup to be so packed full of veggies I can barely get to broth. This was not that and didn’t have much flavor — and the veggies were a bit over cooked. I wouldn’t order it again.
Now the sandwich was awesome — packed with ham, pickles and the right mustardy level — not too much, not too little. Baby-​Bear perfect (just right for those of you not keeping score at home). I would order this one again. Super filling, but didn’t feel bad for me at all.
Off the salad bar, we also ate some of the mini corn muffins — I was dismayed to find out how caloric they were after the fact. They were still yummy. And to cap off the meal, a swirled ice cream cone (free) for a little something sweet at the end of the night. This is also one of the reasons I do enjoy Jason’s — who doesn’t love free ice cream after all?
The staff was friendly, but clearly ready to be done for the night. I’m sure I will be back, probably weeknight evenings since they are one of the few places open late during the week.

I have been going to Jason’s Deli for years but just used them to cater a work event for the first time a few weeks ago. I was totally impressed with how easy it was to call and get in touch with the right person to talk through my catering order for 100 people.
On the day of the event, they showed up early and did a great job setting up when I thought all they were doing was dropping it off. The lunch was great and we had more than enough for everyone. They even called after the event to make sure everything went smooth.
As someone who has to plan events on a regular basis, it’s rare to find a casual place like Jason’s that actually communicates with you and that you can trust to execute the event as planned.
I will definitely be using Jason’s Deli for more lunch events in the future and I will be stopping in for a sandwich and the free ice cream which is great.

I used to live near the Jason’s deli in Norcross and I would eat there on a daily basis because the service and food were awesome. I have now moved and go to Jason’s deli on roswell road. The food here is pretty good (except the fruit, it’s usually below average), they messed up my order 7 out of the 15 times I went there. I asked for nine grain bread and for some reason they always gave me a croissant. They were happy to fix it, but it was just frustrating to always tell them they got it wrong once again. I have since changed what I order, which sucks, but at least they have been getting it right. The service is below average, not very friendly. I have stood at the register several times ready to order and staff members have looked at me and continued with their personal conversations. Overall, if you are looking for a pretty good meal at fair price and service isn’t a priority this is your place.

This place is great– it’s a takeout staple for us. I love the variety, everything’s always fresh and yummy, people are friendly and prices are reasonable. Oh and there’s free ice cream. So, yeah. It’s awesome.

For a good bit of time I wasn’t really giving Jason’s Deli a chance. Then I learned they kind of have that Chipotle-​esque mission with food: no high fructose corn syrup (back in 2008!), no trans fat, and a number of organic items. They do have a lot farther to go from what I’ve read… they claim no MSG but I found ingredient lists of stuff that is pretty much MSG with a different name. And there’s a lot of other weird stuff. Like propylene glycol in baked goods. But at least there’s no HFCS I guess.
Whatever I’m gonna die eventually. My problem has always been the options that involve chicken weren’t really to my tastes, I don’t like turkey or ham so a lot of times sandwich options can be pretty meh. I’ve also never thought to ask hey, could that be made with chicken instead? How novel. I think it’d probably be possible through the build your own sandwich option but I’m lazy.
I’ve only gotten food to-​go from here. My latest visit today I thought about eating there just to be somewhere that wasn’t home or work for a change, but it felt so dim I didn’t want to.
My go-​to to-​go (hurr hurr) order is to do the manager’s special half sandwich, half soup. I like to get the beefeater, which is their take on a French dip, with a cup of chili. This is $ 8 and is actually enough for two meals, easily. But today I ate it all because I haven’t felt good… so I should say it’s also my go-​to finally eating again meal because it tastes so good I can do that. Since Jason’s is based in Texas, I guess you can say they’ve got that Texas chili thing going on, there are no beans in their chili since that’s sacrilege. It’s mainly just finely ground beef and tomato and peppers. It’s got just the right amount of kick that if you have a cold it might get your nose running a bit. They put cheddar and red onion on here normally but I just get a little cheddar on mine. With this meal you also get a bag of chips. It’s a bit overkill.
The best part of the manager’s special if you like chili is that even though normally a cup of chili is $ 1 more than the other soups, there’s no upcharge here. And it sort of works out to really be roughly the cost of half a sandwich and the cup of soup, something I don’t feel like happens at Panera and always makes me leave out the soup. Plus the half sandwich is still HUGE. When I opened the container, it was like an open faced sandwich so full of meat. The full sandwich says it has half a pound of meat, but that definitely felt like more than a quarter!
Their potatoes aren’t bad too, those definitely also fall under the two meal category.
They also have salads and pastas, and of course a salad bar, which was what I was considering. If you get the salad bar and are paying with a credit card, you don’t even need to order at the counter. They have a self-​service station for that!

The food here is good, but this location is dirty. Jason’s Deli has a fantastic Reuben, and I have never been disappointed in any other locations I’ve been to. This one however leaves you hard pressed to find clean tables or silverware. Jason’s deli is a solid choice for lunch, just try a different location.

Again, this place is the best. Great food selection, great quality (organics, vegetarians etc.), great value.
The staff is great and greeted us with smiles at the register. We had 3 kids with us and worked out great for them. When they brought our food, the guy thanked us for coming in! When we left, they said goodbye and thanked us again. THAT is how to run a business. They are doing things right. I LOVE this place… all locations. It is on the top of my list anytime.

Time and time again, I’ve heard great things about Jason’s Deli. However, whenever I think of a deli, I immediately think that it «sounds too healthy.» Now that I’m making it a point to eat healthier and watching my calorie intake, Jason’s Deli seemed to be the perfect restaurant to check out.
This particular location is closest to my apartment, and it was most convenient since my friend and I were hanging out in the area. We arrived around 5:30 pm on a Saturday, and the place was relatively quiet before the dinner rush.
It was my first time at a Jason’s Deli, so I took a couple minutes to scan through the menu. As soon as I came across the «Eat Lite, Here» section of the menu, I knew that I would order from there.
There are six items under the «Eat Lite, Here» section (between 320 to 510 calories): Turkey Wrap, Spinach Veggie Wrap, Club Lite, Mediterranean Wrap, Turkey Reuben, and Savvy Chicken Salad Wrap. Each is served with your choice of «fresh fruit, steamed veggies, baked chips or organic blue corn tortilla chips with salsa.» I love that the menu shows the number of calories and fat content of each of the «Lite» items. I ordered the Savvy Chicken Salad Wrap (no red onions) with steamed veggies.
You order and pay at the front counter, and you will get a number to set on your table so that a server could bring your food to you when it’s ready. We didn’t have to wait very long for our food to be prepped and served.
* Savvy Chicken Salad Wrap ($ 4.99) — Per the menu, this «Lite» wrap consists of «Organic wheat wrap with chicken salad made with almonds and pineapple, roma tomatoes, red onions, leafy lettuce. 354 calories, 14 g. total fat, 3 g. saturated fat.» For the price (and number of calories), I thought it was a decently-​sized wrap, which was served cut in half. The wrap was actually pretty good! This must have been the first time I had a chicken salad wrap that contained pineapples! It was *just* the right amount of sweet and salty. Normally a lover of fries/​chips, the steamed veggies were a big change. I ate it to fill up my stomach, but it wasn’t especially tasty or anything.
Overall, Jason’s Deli gets 4 stars for their good, healthier menu items and fast, friendly service. Since I’m participating in Unilocal’s «In it to Thin It,» I’m *trying* to avoid desserts whenever possible. Therefore, I haven’t tried their free soft serve ice cream, but I will definitely be back and enjoy some after my weigh-​in at the end of the month. I’m looking forward to trying some of their «non-​Lite» menu items in the near future!
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I live very close to Jason’s. They’ve got HUGE baked potatoes, great tasting soups, friendly salad bar and plentiful staff… wait…I mean friendly staff and plentiful salad bar. :-D.
I haven’t had a «sammich» I didn’t like yet– New Yorker, Muffaletta (large and in charge, I tell ya!), Mediterranean Wrap, the paninis,…yum!
And now that I’ve reviewed them, it is ONLY right that I partake in them for dinner… see ya there!

My family seeks out Jason’s Delis, and we eat there often, and different locations. I have never been disappointed.
Organic ingredients are important to the wife. My oldest son and I have a personal favorite– the Reuben Sandwich. My youngest son craves their homemade tomato soup. We all love the free soft serve ice cream. The salad bar rocks. They have very good tea (black current is my fave) and a huge selection of soft drinks. Shaved ice or cubed? Jason’s employees must really like working there, they always seem friendly, happy. Probably proud to serve really good food!
When I am by myself, I like eating lunch there– they always have a newspaper, TV turned to whatever… it’s better than home!

Their sandwiches are delish, as well as the pasta. They’re a lot faster at this location than others I’ve been to in the past, which is a huge plus. Considering this place is so close to my apartment, I believe I’ll be frequenting it at lunch more often.

I work for a small CPA firm. During tax season, we order lunch on Fridays and eat together. It’s a nice treat during a hectic time. And when we’re really busy, it’s sometimes the only time we get to sit down and talk to each other.
Jason’s Deli really delivered (no pun intended) last week. When I placed our order, the person on the phone made sure to confirm all the items with me and gave me a time frame for when our delivery would arrive. The deliveryman called us 10 minutes out to let us know he was on his way. The food was packaged nicely with plenty of utensils and napkins. Later that afternoon, someone called to ask us about our experience. What customer service!
The food was very good. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered. The only mistake we made was getting a whole muffaletta… the tip-​off should’ve been when the person on the phone asked me if I wanted a whole, half, or quarter sandwich. A whole muffaletta is enough for 2 – 4 people depending on their appetites. If you order anything with it (cup of soup, salad, etc) a quarter is quite generous. I will know for next time.

The salad bar has enough options on it to keep most people happy on any given day. Mixed greens, hummus, pasta salad, an assortment of fresh veggies. and don’t forget those spiced mini muffins you have to try them.
Jason’s also have different soups almost every day for example :
Irish potato, Seafood gumbo, Turkey chili and Tomato basil are a few. Not sure which to choose ask for a taste you will quickly find your favorites.
Baked potatoes, I picked one up again the other day they taste the way a baked potato should, if you haven’t had one let me warn you these are massive ! (2 meals big) You could get it plain ya whatever, butter and sour cream sure But why not add broccoli and cheese? Now your talkin .
Sandwiches what will ya have, The New Yorker makes my smile every time served on rye and stuffed with pastrami and corned beef with spicy mustard served hot. Tuna is mmm and is not the sweet kind (thank goodness), Turkey and/​or Veggie w/​sprouts all are Interesting and satisfying.
They also have a a self serve yogurt machine, It is always fun to eat your lunch and watch adults turn into children again while waiting in line to get their own cone !
Note — Jason’s will deliver in the area.

There are so many choices here. Definitely something for everyone. I really like the healthy choices they have. They have a spinach wrap that is great.
Not much else to say here. It is a solid alternative for a fairly quick lunch.