Grand Leader Market & Deli — Restaurant in San Bruno

Grand Leader Market is a great friendly family oriented neighborhood market. Whether it's to take your food to go or to kickback on a Sunday afternoon have lunch and watch the football game on TV his is the place. His sandwiches are delicious and out of this world. Mike is a big warm happy friendly guy who's always willing to please his customers especially his regulars. Take for instance I've gone in there a couple of times and wanted a particular ale or brand of cigarettes that he didn't carry. He told me no problem next time you come in I'll have it for you. And sure enough the next time I went in to the store he had it. That assuredly in a man who aims to please and satisfy his customers and do what it takes to keep them coming back. Service with a smile that's Mike for ya. Thanks Mike your best and so are your...

There's something convenient and satisfying about a liquor store sandwich. We had these for lunch: tuna with Swiss cheese sandwich $16, godfather sandwich $16.50, single cup brewing $3 and pastrami on rye $14.50. The awesome option at Grand Leader Market is they can do the sandwiches hot or cold. They brew their coffees one cup at a time. Everything tasted fine. It took about 10 minutes for the sandwiches to come out at 11:30am. The liquor store was pretty crowded. There are plenty of seats in the back to eat the sandwiches. In the bar area, the construction workers and locals were joking around...

Best deli on the peninsula. They make their meatballs, roasted turkey and roast beef in house. They have a special garlic sauce that is amazing and elevates every sandwich. You have the option to toast your sandwich and you can't go wrong with melted cheese.

For the meatballs sandwich they hollow out the sourdough roll and pack it with provolone, meatballs and sauce. Then toast it to melt the cheese. Pro tip at pepperoncini's.

They also have freshly ground single cup coffee, made to order. Probably one of the best cups of coffee I've ever had. Take the time to stop in...