Kwik Market & Deli — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I can’t say enough about my delightful experience at Kwik Market & Deli. This place is an absolute gem, especially when it comes to their mouthwatering sandwiches, and it’s a testament to their exceptional customer service that keeps me coming back.

First, let’s talk about the star of the show – their sandwiches. The summering sandwiches at Kwik Market & Deli are truly something special. Every bite is a symphony of flavors, with the freshest ingredients and creative combinations that make each sandwich a culinary masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of classic combinations or love to explore unique flavors, their menu has something to satisfy every palate.

But it’s not just the food that sets this place apart; it’s the customer service. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with friendly smiles and a genuine eagerness to assist. The staff at Kwik Market & Deli goes above and beyond to ensure that you have a memorable dining experience. They’re not just serving food; they’re making you feel like a valued guest.

The quality and consistency in their offerings are impressive. You can count on the sandwiches at Kwik Market & Deli being consistently delicious and made with care. It’s clear that they take pride in delivering top-notch quality in every aspect of their menu.

The overall ambiance of the deli adds to the positive experience. It’s a welcoming and comfortable space, whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or planning to sit down and enjoy your meal. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel right at home.

In summary, Kwik Market & Deli is a hidden culinary treasure that deserves recognition for its amazing sandwiches and top-notch customer service. If you’re on the hunt for delicious sandwiches and an all-around great dining experience, look no further. Kwik Market & Deli is a true delight, and I highly recommend giving it a try. You won’t be...

I've eaten sandwiches here many times, and at first they were great. Then they started getting overpriced, way overpriced. Then, they also started tricking me by asking if I wanted this or that ingredient just so that at the time of paying I was told it was extra charge for those ingredients I added. I clearly had asked to make the sandwich as it is supposed to be, as listed, but each time they kept asking if I wanted olives, or Italian dressing, or onions, tomatoes, or things I was lead to believe were optional or that I had to choose since there were different options. And again, come to the register and the $10 sandwich turned into $18 (for example)... and those sandwiches are not that big. A 12-inch sandwich at Subway cost on average $10 and is at least 30% bigger than their large size. Instead, I now go to Jersey Mikes and the Giant Sandwich, 15 inches long, is $18, same price as this place after their tricks, but way way bigger and with no extra cost to add anything. Finally, the same sandwich today will be very different tomorrow and made by the same guy. Is like if he liked you he will make it good, if he does not like you, well... and you will also pay extra. I can make any sandwich myself at home. If I go out, is because I do not want to cook and I like the "consisting" great taste and atmosphere of the place. That's why we go to Starbucks too. But if I am going to be tricked, overpriced, and each time the same sandwich is different (on the lame side of things), why give them my money? That's why I spend my money elsewhere now. I did complained to them a while back, but the way they talk to you is as if I am ungrateful for not appreciating of having a meal. I can have a meal anywhere, it is them who should be appreciative that we choose...

A couple of weeks ago I went into this establishment and didn’t have the best experience. I’ve visited this store in the past without incident but this one particular time, I was subjected to racial profiling. I had ordered a sandwich just like the 5 to 6 other patrons when all of a sudden, the lady from behind the counter comes out and asks me if I want to pay for my sandwich, chips and drink first before my sandwich was ready. I told her that I would wait on the sandwich to get done being prepared. She stayed there and said it would be a good idea to do so because of the wait that may occur at the register. Mind you, she never asked anyone else in the store. Just me. Needless to say, I was the only one in the store that looks like me. Meaning of my race. When did bring up race, she said, “oh no that’s not how I’m looking at it.” I’ll never visit that store again. I don’t like to be treated a certain way...