Winton Deli — Restaurant in Hayward

Some of the reviews written here are kind of weird — lol. Winton Deli is a typical no-frills corporate deli in the industrial zone. It’s like stepping back in time to the late 1980s decor-wise, dim lighting, basically no thought toward the visuals except basics. So, no one hangs out, they usually order and go. Lots of tables though, and prob a good place to have a meeting (minus the lady vacuuming your feet at 1:30). But it’s right next to my job and by the Hayward regional shoreline park. And the veggie sandwiches are INSANELY GOOD. The sourdough bread is PERFECT. You can have a conversation about Food with the Asian cashier guy, who I thought was a nice guy and enjoy having a good conversation on the merits of each sandwich. When it comes to veggie sandwiches it is PERFECT. I don’t know about that roast beef sandwich, but I PLAN my time to include this deli’s veggie pesto sandwich whenever I hike or bike at the park, as well as work lunch. It is that good !!! I’ll order one to go, too. It’s THAT hole in the wall. Go. Don’t go to boring Starbucks, go here. You must try to experience the contrast in amazing food and awful interior. There should be a movie made about this deli. It is just...

Taking Advantage of People. Down in the area today. Trying to buy as much take-out as possible since so many business are struggling. We jumped on google found this deli, looked at the menu with pictures on their website and ordered. If you frequent any restaurant at all, you know the the real thing never looks like the picture. However, this is very sad. Their menu was limited which is understandable but when we got our sandwiches, I laughed out loud. The pictures say it all. If you're in the area, spend your money at a location that will treat you like a...

I drive for UberEats and I picked up an order from here. Since it is COVID-19 time they did have a set up. They had a table that said UberEats and I waited in line and still kept an eye on the table for my order . The guy that was there (Asian, glasses age 20-30) leaves a bag there with no name . I then grab the bag and ask if this is for “name” and he looks up and gives me a really ugly look and says “Yes” . It would be nice if they label orders and not just leave a bag there . I can’t take any order if I’m not sure . The guy was really rude after I asked a simple...