D'Deli — Restaurant in Golden

Great lunch stop in Golden with more choices than you will know what to do with!

With a monstrous list of options along with the ability to add or take off whatever you may desire, everyone will be able to find something here they will like. My sandwich was full of flavor, and the toast of the bread was perfect.

The best part though, has to be the amazing employees that were so kind and full of energy. Also made some good recommendations. I’m not one for tomato, so I got my sandwich without tomatoes. One of the employees recommended I try with the sun dried tomatoes instead of the fresh. I went with it and that was a perfect choice. Didn’t have to deal with the texture of the fresh, and added some amazing flavor.

One criticism, it’s a little expensive. $17.50 ish for a half panini and a local grape soda. So expect about that per person. It is definitely worth it though. With the amazing service and gray sandwiches, I’d recommend D’Deli to anyone passing through in need of a nice lunch stop.

PS: try the local beverages they...

Golden Colorado. . . err . . . Golden, Colorado is a small town with a small but fun downtown. The food options are limited but this deli would feel right at home in cities like San Francisco.

The menu is diverse in pre-designed sub choices with creative names. But really, you could create your own sandwich if you were so inclined. The quality of the toppings are all superb. Choose items of your preference and you can't go wrong. Really though, my Olympian was friggin delicious.

One downer is that this place is expensive. There's a college nearby so I was hoping for more appropriate pricing but they're the only game in town and I suppose they know that. The line was very long so the if the demand is still there, then I can't fault them too much for taking advantage and pricing accordingly.

If you'll be in the area for a quick trip, then grab an inner-tube and float down Clear Creek. It ends in downtown where you can finish off the lazy day with one...

First and foremost, I am a very hard critic about deli's. I have expectations that most do no meet. I expect a deli to have fresh bread (and not run out), fresh meat and plenty of it, great flavor and a passion behind the sandwich. The staff was friendly and the business was clean. Easy to order from and well kept.

Visit was around 1230pm on a Friday

D'Deli ran out of wheat just after we ordered, however, the bread was not fresh. My wife ordered the French Dip and the bread was not toasted. The meat was plentiful but the Au Jus sauce was not heated up. The Mrs was not that impressed. She was happy she ordered it but nothing to write home about. I ordered the Italian straight from the menu with no changes. I requested half wheat and half white bread. The sandwich was overcome by the bread and did not have the balance between meat, bread and the added produce. It lacked substance, passion, and the flavor was overpowered by the layer of...