Downtown Deli

My breast o chicken sandwich was bomb and cost about $ 7. Maybe slightly overpriced but nonetheless a good sandwich. I liked the Korean owner as he has a good sense of humor that maybe all people may not get. I would pop your head in here and give it a chance if your passing by. Also they make the sandwiches extremely fast.

Love their hot coffee in the winter (sadly they don’t have iced coffee in the summer)
cash only

UPDATED REVIEW: THEY NOW TAKE CARD APPLE AND SAMSUNG PAY!!!
Very consistent. Always the same two people there, sandwiches are fresh, filling, and the soups are delicious.
As far as Mandy P’s review, sounds like she was having a bad day and it didn’t get any better when she wrote this review. The owner, is a combination of Howie Mandell and the Soup Nazi on Seinfeld. He has a very dry but witty sense of humor.

Great little sandwich shop. The prices and portions are reasonable and the food is good. The owner has a great sense of humor and builds a rapport with most of his customers. I used to work in the area and always preferred going here rather than Subway or Royal Farms for a quick lunch. The restaurant was always clean and I never had a bad meal.

I’m a big fan of this place. I used to work on the 16^th floor of this building, about 5 years ago, and popped into this place for a quick snack. Their «chicken little» sandwich is amazing. I think for what you get it’s very filling, but possibly a bit over priced. Specialty sandwiches are about $ 5.25+tax.
Run by what I imagine to be a husband+wife team, they’ve been here every day since I’ve ever come here. Stopped coming because I changed jobs, but was walking by the other day and had to stop in for a chicken little. The service what you would expect from 2 people behind a counter. Its cool because you get to see them making your food, and it’s about as quick as it takes to make a sandwich.
I’ve gone out of my way to go to this place, because it’s a nice tasty treat, but only every so often.
Try it out for yourself!

Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to try their food, as I felt so poorly treated that I left without making a purchase. Though I was excited to find this place as I had been looking for a good deli to eat breakfast/​lunch at as a new employee in the area, this will not be the place and nor could I ever recommend it to anyone else.
My purse had been stolen recently, so I needed to get cash from a bank teller before ordering. The bank — right across the street — was not open for another 20 minutes, so I asked if I could have a cup of water and wait until then (the deli was 100% empty). A man who appeared to be the owner at first tried to insist that the bank was open, and when I said it would not be open until 9, he told me that he could not give me water and to come back later.
I left, waited outside for 20 minutes, got cash, and then came back and announced that I now had money. I approached the counter and actually stood there for quite some time as he conversed at length with another customer waiting for their order (now the place had a handful of people in it). Eventually he made his way behind the counter and I asked if I could get a cup of water with a sandwich. Rather than asking for my order, he said in a rude tone, «order a sandwich and find out»! I told him, «No hard feelings, I was just asking because I know it isn’t policy at some restaurants to give out water». Then he launched into a story about how this was just a small deli, and that the water was just from the tap (so?), and that nobody asks for water with their sandwich and they usually order a soda, too. He made me out to feel like some kind of crazy, even when I was a paying customer with money in my hand. And, in my opinion, making a really reasonable request for WATER at a RESTAURANT.
The entire exchange was very odd and rude, so I said that I was a little upset and felt that I had been treated poorly, so I would be taking my business elsewhere. I said this all in an extremely calm manner. If I showed any emotion, it was embarassment that I had been made a spectacle out of. He said, «Yes, you look very upset!» Well, ok. Honestly, I should have taken my business elsewhere after they refused me water the first time! I proceeded to go to McDonald’s where the cashier gladly gave me a cup of water with my order –_​-​.
A quick look at their menu shows that the food prices look very reasonable, and it seems just what you’d expect out of a little deli in terms of variety of offerings. I’m very disappointed that I was treated so poorly, both in terms of being denied the courtesy of waiting for the bank to open in their restaurant, denied the courtesy of being waited on in a timely fashion, and then denied the courtesy of ordering without a spectacle!!! If I had looked like trouble I would’ve understood, but I was on my way to work in an office and wearing a suit, for gosh sakes!
I’m sorry if this came off as a rant but customer service matters. In this case, it wasn’t that there was poor customer service — the owner treated another human being like dirt. I wouldn’t expect this behavior out of stranger I passed on the street, much less someone who ran a business and wanted my money.