Raspberry Deli

Raspberry Deli gets my business for 1 reason. Lack of options.
I feel that the food tastes ok, but the portions are small for what you pay.
The hot and cold bar are a cool concept but it’s expensive as hell and it doesn’t taste fresh.
I wish someone would open a good deli near my work.

Stopped in on our way north. Delicious sandwiches. My husband ordered the New Yorker and I had the Roast Beef on Foccia. The New Yorker was excellent and piled with melt in your mouth corned beef. The roast beef rare/​medium with choice of sauce (horseradish sauce added just the right amount of heat). Quick and friendly service. There were a lot of business types coming and going as we sat eating, but the staff handled the influx efficiently and quickly. We wouldn’t hesitate to stop again if we are in the area.

PRO: Fresh salad bar. Relatively large portions. Variety on the menu. Friendly service.
CON: Parking does suck (though that’s not their fault). The price is too high for what you’re getting, unless you buy whatever is on the lunch special.
Avoid the hot bar. Get whatever is on the lunch special.

I go here often, always good — typical deli stuff plus a salad/​hot bar. Friendly staff, quick service.

This place is great for lunch — if you’re a fan of salad bars and simple sandwiches. They typically also have veggie sushi on the cold bar and you will find Asian/​Italian influenced foods on the hot bar (fried rice, pasta, chicken, potato, etc.)
I don’t eat breakfast there, but have hit their fruit bar and coffee. Both are really good.
The place gets pretty packed at lunch, but it moves fast and 75%+ is take out.

I can tell its a hit or miss kind of place.
Breakfast
Italian omelet cooked very well veggies fresh sausage not great quality
French toast and sausage
…sausage same French toast not spectacular at all just egg and bread
Sweet tea EWE, powder not good at all
Price was good 15.89
Plastic silverware and foam plates.
A lot of people there — and by the sounds of it the locals know what is good…
But basing it off our experience

It’s a deli they have typically everything and then some with a hot/​cold bar.
Not everything is excellent but having tried more than a few things here, the things you would expect from a deli are in fact great. The bread is fresh and the quality is above average of all their meats and combos. The fruit is typically very fresh and all of their subs and wraps are done well.
I see people complaining about paying too much for the salad bar, I’m not sure how much you eat but it isn’t a buffet, if you don’t want to spend $ 10 don’t get three spoonfuls of rice, pasta or boned chicken…
Parking can be bad but you just park on the street, if you can’t walk a hundred yards or park handicapped then you should just go through that McDonalds drive through.

Your typical delicatessen located near a cluster of offices. Their customers are typically the workers at the nearby tech offices. The food selection is pretty good. You can order off their extensive menu of sandwiches and wraps or go for the hot and cold foods at the buffet. The buffet includes some sushi, too. Of course, the sushi selection isn’t huge like a restaurant that would specialize in sushi but it’s there, nonetheless.
The staff are great and very friendly. They serve breakfast and lunch. They do catering, too, but I’ve never gone that route.
Because it’s located next to other restaurants, the parking lot can get crowded during lunch rush. Some folks park on the side of the road, which can make exiting the parking lot difficult.

Nice place for a quick lunch. Friendly service. I ordered the grilled chicken bacon wrap. Not someplace I’d drive out of the way for. But if I were in the area — and wanted a quick bite to eat — I’d definetly stop in.

Solid, good food, quick service, fair price. Great place for breackfast.

Good place to get a quick lunch. Parking sucks. Prices for sandwiches are average (some might say high, but it’s a locally owned place so I don’t mind). Two sandwiches (chips are included) and two fountain drinks came to 11 bucks — not too shabby.
The salad bar is big and they have a selection of granola bars and pre-​packaged dessert items across from the register. Staff is friendly and service is quick.

Granted, the only thing I come here for all the time is their #1 Special which is almost always either a beef cheesesteak or a chicken cheesesteak with fries and a drink for roughly $ 7.
Their cheesesteaks are always good, and their fries always seem to be cooked perfectly.
Service is always quick and never takes longer than 5 – 10 min to get your food. The only downside is how ridiculously crowded the parking lot is around lunchtime.

Having been here on the order of ten times (thereabouts) I can definitely say the following about Raspberry Deli:
— The sandwiches are good for the price
— The specials, especially the #1 (changes daily) are great for the price
— The hot bar is not worth the money at all
The best sandwiches, in my opinion, are the cheesesteaks (chicken and beef are both good) and the Reuben which is a total winner. Their gyro wraps are also surprisingly good for a non-​Greek deli. They usually offer 6 daily specials — the #1 is usually a cheesesteak of some kind and comes with fries and a drink for $ 7. The rest come with chips and a drink for about the same.
They have a huge salad bar, which is OK if you like salad for lunch, or you’re a rabbit.
If you’re thinking of the hot bar, walk down a few doors to Orient Express and spend $ 8 on a to-​go box from the buffet, which you can stuff to the gills. The Chinese food will be better too.
The lunch staff running the joint is super fast and has never gotten one of my orders wrong.

After being talked into a visit I went to Raspberry Deli, with little to no knowledge of them, what they serve or anything, which isnt a bad thing.
I arrived in a café, cold and hot bars were lined with customers, mainly on the salad bar, but a few were trying the hot bar. The lunch hot bar is 5.99 per lb. As is the cold bar, weighed at the registers, one person can easily rack up $ 10+ from here alone. Not to mention the food isn’t worth the price for the hot bar selection.
There is also a confusing menu system written in chalk with their sandwichs, subs, and everything else. Priced around $ 6 and up, the food is average price for a lunch meal, though slightly higher than a whole meal at McDonalds. My only confusing was trying to figure out if all menu items were for lunch, or if breakfast items are cut off before the lunch rush…
After careful evaluations of the bars and menus, I went for the hot bar. Options here at this deli, American-​Chinese and a few other things: eg. grilled chicken and onion. Mostly everything is labeled and fresh, though the serving tray, per dish, is huge and this food likely has sat for a while. With my to go box filled with vegetable fried rice, orange chicken, egg rol (?) or maybe a spring roll, and some grilled chicken, I went to dig in…
The food was, well bad, the rice had brunt vegetable and tasted of oil, really poor quality at that. Chicken though white meat, cold and flavor less, made me question my whole meal after every bite. The spring /​egg roll, was horrible; I refuse to discuss it.
At the end of the day I would wanna revisit, Raspberry Deli, I feel that they have some other good qualities, so ill give them another chance (just not at the hot bar).
— Hot and Cold bars, food by the pound pricing, $ 5.99 per pound (10÷25÷11 visit).
— Extensive menu options, I recommend grabbing a printed menu for references.
— Open early and they serve coffee and juices.