Rolled in here for lunch based on the crowd I have seen the last two days. Â The setup threw me at first. Â You can grab a menu once you get in the door and then make a decision on the way to the order counter. Â Just bypass the two cash registers just inside the door. Â I wasn't that smart and it took some prompting from a very nice waitress to get me moving.
I ordered a Hot Pastrami with spicy mustard, lettuce, tomato, and chips. Â I added a drink and paid $10 with a tip. Â Not bad for the area and a deal for the quality. Â My sandwich had a ton of meat and the bread was fresh.
The girl taking my order failed to mention that cheese cake was an option. Â I will never forgive her.
At first I was a little hesitant of Jason's Deli. For me, having "Deli" in the name conjures up images of bland food and sub-par service. But don't let the name fool you, Jason's Deli is excellent.
One of the things that won me over was their commitment to using as many organic ingredients as possible, as well as eliminating trans fat and high fructose corn syrup from their food.
My favorite item on the menu is the California Club, "Toasted croissant with turkey breast, bacon, Swiss, tomato, sprouts, mayo, guacamole." You get a choice of fruit (usually strawberries, cantaloupe, and a side of fruit dip), steamed veggies, or tortilla chips. Did I mention that they have complimentary ice cream???
The prices are reasonable, the service is great, and the food is great. I don't normally say that about a chain restaurant. Because of this, I give them a strong four stars. :-)
I've only gotten carryout from this location, but the service is always great. Â Prices are very reasonable. Â Hubby loves the New York Yankee, and I highly recommend the top notch salad bar. Â Similar to the 82nd Street location, there are always tons of kids here, so it must be a hit with that demographic. Â I'm sure the free soft serve ice cream helps draw the under 12 crowd.
Review Source:This place is awesome! I have only been here a few times, but each time has been great. There menu is quite large and everything looks tasty. They also have a HUGE salad bar. Their menu also contains a lot of organic items, their grilled chicken is anti-biotic free and they also have a gluten free menu. I stopped by the new one in Carmel during it's opening week. Although the line was out the door, we got in quickly and our food was served in a timely manner. Great place for a quick and tasty lunch! You should go now!
Review Source:First time there today at the new Jason's which opened in August in Carmel. As a new vegan and trying to go gluten-free, I was pleased to see the many selections on their menu. Â The basil tomato soup was wonderful. Â The salad bar was fresh and stocked with a nice array of veggies and also nuts and muffins. Â The staff is professional and helpful: Â friendly from the first greeting, servers & mgt. who check on you and clear your plates. Â The place is clean. Â Prices are reasonable for an all you can eat salad for $7 and change, plus .99 for a cup of soup. Â Can't wait for the one they plan to open at 86th & Ditch as I was told. Â If you want healthy, fresh and fast, you should go.
Review Source:This is the Jason's Deli that I remember from living in Atlanta. Â The food is very good and the service is good, too. Â It always seems busy at lunch so make sure you get there early (by 11:30) or you may have issues finding a table. Â However, the staff clears tables as quickly as they open up so hopefully your wait won't be too long.
Enjoy!
OK, this is the Jason's Deli that I was accustomed to in Georgia. Â This location just opened and far surpasses the other location in town.
The service was very friendly. The manager stopped by the table to see how everything was. The food was fresh and tasted wonderful. Â I am pleased to see this Jason's operating up to the standards of the Jason's Deli name.
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