Sky Market & Deli — Restaurant in Scottsdale

I think one of the most impressive things about Sky Market & Deli is how consistently picturesque the sandwiches always are. If I'm at a table with a group, each and every one of us will have a sandwich in a basket that wouldn't look out of place in a glitzy ad - except, it's physically sitting there right in front of us ready to eat.

They taste as good as they look too, using Boar's Head meats and cheeses to ensure a top notch quality sandwich. If you are acquainted with Boar's Head, the taste will likely be comfortingly familiar - though they do a great job here of elevating the base ingredients with their additions, like fresh vegetables, sauces, condiments and bread.

I've heard the events of the last year or so have hit this restaurant particularly hard, and so I hope that as more return to the offices at SkySong Sky Market & Deli will have an opportunity to recover and flourish.

In my experience the owner-proprietor has always been a friendly, charming fellow, and by all accounts I've heard this opinion is not unique to me. So, if you're in the area, do consider supporting a local business by dropping in for a...

Costs $13 for a tiny, low quality sandwich. The 'grilled' chicken was boiled or microwaved and clearly cheap and processed, and it didn't even satiate my appetite at all. Would never buy food from this deli again. There's an Arby's across the street that has better sandwiches for 2 for $7, a decent Mexican restaurant also, and for the prices they charge you might as well go to one of the actual restaurants here.

Edit: Look at the response and how the owner replies to his negative reviews, should tell you all you need to know. Goes from seeming apologetic to being defensive and then a 'we don't need your business anyway' sort of comment. More reason not to support...

Lazy owner refuses to serve menu items that require baking because he doesn't have enough customers to feel it's worth enough effort. Seriously, don't say you sell cookies or other items and then tell the customer you're not going to do it when it's right there on the menu. Several times a year we buy hundreds of dollars of food from this little shop, but not anymore.

Edit: owner complains that it is because business is still slow... maybe it's partly because half the things on the menu aren't really on the menu and when a customer asks about a menu item, they get a healthy serving of condescending...