Jorgenson’s Deli

Sampled two draft beers and both seemed flat and tasteless. Something wrong. No bread, no waters and service was wam-​bam. Food was okay. Just not good.

Really friendly and helpful staff. Bagel prices are great next to bagels on LI. The prices for sandwiches are decent. The breakfast sandwiches are great and a good prices too. I really enjoy this deli aka The Naked Bagel.

This is now called The Naked Bagel and family run. The people are friendly and eager to please. The food is amazing. A great deli with terrific menu and fresh ingredients. We went out of our way to stop here again on the return trip to boston from western PA.

Excellent local deli with the best breakfast sandwiches in Milford, Pa.
People couldn’t be more helpful and considerate. Worth the trip for Bagels & Coffee. Try the sandwiches, no disappointment.

I can’t comment on the food as I never got any. I stood for a full 10 minutes without being acknowledged in any way. Thinking that maybe they are just busy filling phone orders and such, I waited patiently. Then a regular, I assume, walked in, was greeted warmly, exchanged some local gossip and was asked what they could get for him today. At this point I spoke up and stated that I’ve been waiting 15 minutes and was told they’ll take care of me next… ummm… no. Milford Diner took great care of me, thanks!

Location great! Right on rt 6, ND in a nice little town of milford. Got three sandwiches all done great. Great service and smiling and friendly servers. Can take food to go or eat in. Eating in has two options indoors or out on their patio to watch the cars and people go by while enjoying the outdoors.

The worst bagels ever! Dry, tasteless and stale. Peppermint coffee was not very flavorful either.
Can not comment on the other food
Also not really friendly or fast service. We both went to the bathroom, poked around and still had to wait for 1 bagel to be toasted (the other was just plain, not even sliced!) only 2 other people in the store and 3 behind the counter

Delicious specialty sandwiches like the Brooklyn Bomber and the Bronx Zoo. The eggplant sandwich looks amazing. I JUST GOT A TASTY toasted sesame bagel with lox spread. Nicety nice! So good! I’m not extremely crazed about the coffee. But tasty classic NYC style bites.

We came here back in June before visiting Grey Towers and this was a pretty good deli. The service was prompt and the place was clean. The sandwich I got was really, really tasty (I can’t recall the name of it) and it came with a mountain of meat, which is just a wonderful thing. They have outdoor seating as well and the area is quite nice. Overall, it’s a solid deli in a nice area of town that is worth checking out.

I’ve only been here a few times while visiting friends, but the service was quick and friendly, the food was delicious and high-​quality, and the regulars were welcoming to newcomers. Don’t expect a huge menu, but what is there is delicious.

HUGE sandwiches/​subs. Maybe a little overboard on the ham, but you cannot finish an entire hoagie. You might as well pull some of the ham out and save for another sandwich!
But yes, an overstuff sub is better than no meat at all. Price is right.
Check their hours. They used to have odd hours so check before you go.

Yet another place to utilize for breakfast food. Their breakfast sandwiches (namely, their bacon-​egg-​and-​cheese on a roll) are delightful and their bagels (everything with cream cheese is a favorite of mine) are as close to New York as one can get.

I am a true New Yorker and have eaten my fair share of bagels (every morning on my way to work without fail). When I first started coming to Milford for the weekends I made sure I brought some NYC bagels with me. «NOW» I find myself buying Jorgenson bagels and bringing it back with me to the city. I also discovered a fantastic deli sandwich which I get everytime I go to Jorgenson’s. You have to try the egg salad sandwich on a roll with crispy hot bacon strips which is a must. If you are not an egg salad type there are so many other choices.

This is not a real deli as far as a NYC deli but it is a great bagel and sandwich shop with indoor and outsoor seating (something a NYC deli would never have!).
The bagels are fresh and soft in the middle and have a crisp outer crust. The salted bagels are especially good. The butter creamy but not too much.
Than they sell sodas, snacks like chips and cakes.
Its spotlessly clean, the service is with a smile and over-​all a decent place to stop for a bite or your morning coffee.

This, as Bob says, is a solid deli. I’ll chime in with my thoughts:
The Chicken Francesca (I thin was the name, I embarrassingly don’t remember, and don’t know my Italian specialties all that much) sandwich is very simple, and quite good — just the breaded chicken breast in a thickened lemon butter sauce on a roll. Chicken was tender, sauce subtle and tasty. And the «Barn Yard» (Chicken, bacon, pepper jack, and blue cheese dressing) is super delicious — their bacon is top notch for «cold sandwich» bacon. It’s chewy, smoky, and money.
We did sample bagels — their deal is a dozen + 2, or a baker’s dozen + 1, however you want to do the math. The bagels are soft on the inside, with good chewy crust. I personally sampled the plain and the french toast (yes, you heard me, a bagel of a nice eggy batter with crunchy maple flavored bits and powdered sugar dusting) and I had no problem getting either down. They were sold to us by a client as good, and he was very correct.
They also have an interesting selection of what I would call European confectionery — the little bags of hazelnut crème wafer cookies, Ritter Sport bars, etc. And — the first time we were they, they had hot fries. I know that’s not a delicacy, but I don’t see them all too often anymore. And they’re delicious.
What keeps this from 4 stars for me is price. It can easily be $ 10 for lunch, although you do get a lot of food. I’ve taken to asking for the sandwich on a smaller roll, they’ll default to giving you a crazy nearly foot long hero. Needless to say, we’ll keep going back, there’s more I want to try.

Insane Deli!
Full disclosure: I’m from the Midwest, so I’ve long been under the impression that delis in the northeast part of the country are among the best. NYC always seems to be the focus, but don’t dare overlook some of the talent in the small towns.
Jorgenson’s is a prime specimen in Milford, PA. I’ve had the privilege (nay, the pleasure) of grabbing lunch at this deli on three separate occasions at this point.
Trip 1: Pastrami sandwich (In 10 words or less): Fresh cut, piled high, Delicious.
Trip 2: Meatball sub (In 10 words or less): Homemade meatballs, Fresh mozzarella, only meal of the day.
Trip 3: Roast Beef sandwich (In 5 words or less): Fresh mozzarella, nostril-​clearing horseradish.
Word has it their bagels at breakfast are quite amazing as well. I will be sampling sometime very soon, and could quite possibly be returning for lunch on the same day.