Deli of Course — Restaurant in Boston

Ambiance: Homey and lively Parking: It is difficult to find street parking in this area. It is very close to South Station in Downtown Boston. Pricing: Cheap. Food (flavors): Scrambled eggs are always cooked to perfection with the perfect ratio of cheese to egg. I love the home fries which are never too hard or too soft. They don't use any special seasoning on the home fries but they still taste good. The whole wheat toast with butter is also super good; my toast is never burnt or dry. They always put the perfect amount of butter on it. Portion size: Medium Drinks: None

Note: At some point, I'd go every week and the woman in charge would remember my order without me having to actually order. It was so sweet. They have great...

Walked in for a quick lunch. Wasn't busy at all. The staff behind the counter were super welcoming in a genuine and endearing way.

Haven't had chicken salad in a while so I opted for the Chicken Salad Pita BLT. It was a great price and wrapped up quickly for my coworker and I to walk out within minutes.

The chicken salad was okay, a tad bland, but the pita was a nice atlernative to regular sandwich bread and the vegetables were incredibly fresh. Those two aspects elevated the chicken salad and made the whole "sandwich" great.

For me, this was a nice lunch spot with quick service and extremely...

Simple, consistent, and delicious food.

The pricing is fair for how much, and quality of food received. Compared to other business around the area: this small business is a gem worth the money, value and time.

Very little wait time: the individuals working behind the counter were competent, welcoming, and friendly.

The store atmosphere is very early 2000s, so if that’s your thing: you’ll find no trouble.

If you’re looking for a quick bite or some food with friends, this is top 5 option...