Henry's Deli — Restaurant in Trenton

Very poor customer service. I had a very unpleasant experience in this place. After I asked employee to wear two gloves while cutting the cold cuts, the manager started yelling at me!!! Rather than correct emoloyee's action. No mask, no gloves, the employee who cuts the cold cuts with no gloves(or only one!) Then touch the cash register and money, then return to work still with no gloves or washing the hands. Therefore, the next day when I came to talk with the owner, employees did want to call the owner from the office when I asked to speak with her. I hope that the owner read the reviews. Please train your employees how to interact with clients, especially your manager. She should give a good example to your employees, not yell at clients. Very poor personal behavior of a manager, lack of competency , lack of...

I must’ve walked by Henry’s Deli a dozen times and never noticed it. Tucked away on Olden Ave, this little Polish spot is run by a warm, no-nonsense crew of ladies who were deep in their morning rhythm when I wandered in, curious about breakfast options.

I ordered an egg and something-I-can’t-pronounce sandwich—which turned out to be pretty great. We chatted a bit, and I got a sense of the place. It’s clearly got its regulars and its rhythm, and I was glad to be the outsider for once, stepping into someone else’s comfort zone.

Just a heads-up: they usually take cards for orders $10 and up. If you’re nearby, it's worth a stop. I might...

Polish deli with great food! Don't worry if you don't speak Polish as there is always someone who speaks English as well. There are ready-made breakfast sandwiches but I suggest asking for a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll, eggs done light. It's worth the wait and your mouth will thank you! Lunch has pierogie, breaded fish, keilbasa and other rotating options. There's lots of strange and interesting Polish and European candy and drinks to capture your interest while waiting for your food to be prepared. When you leave be sure to say "Jen coo etchi" which is phonetic for "thank you" in...