Maya's Deli

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  Closed!  This deli has been replaced with Chantels Jailhouse Deli.

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  Posted on 02.25.13 Kent M.

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  Just one concern. . . What ever happened to Shelley from the Deli?

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  Posted on 09.29.10 Miranda D.

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  Wondering around Mt Clemens and looking for an outdoor patio to dine on is a challenge in early April. So once I decided to grab something and just eat at one of the many outdoor tables, there conveniently located, was Maya's Deli. This place was small, but busy. They have a good selection of sandwiches from corned beef to turkey to tuna to vegetarian. I ate the tuna melt and it was fantastic. Absolutely delicious and she put some of her delicious potato salad with it in my to-go box. I have no complaints on this place and would definitely stop in again.

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  Posted on 04.06.10 Deborah R.

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  I've been here a couple times now since I started working in downtown Mt. Clemens.  Maya's has been in Mt. Clemens for 15 years - family owned and operated.  There is always a decent crowd for lunch.  Known for their sandwiches, Maya's also has daily lunch specials that vary from hani style chicken tender wraps to macaroni and cheeese to beefy nachos.  
  
  I have not tried their sandwiches yet because their daily specials always seem so appealing.  My first special was a salsa roll up.  Turkey, ham, provolone, swiss, & cream cheese rolled in a flour tortilla slightly warmed and covered in salsa shredded cheese, lettuce, black olives and tomato.  It may sound odd, but it works quite well especially when you ask for a side of jalapenos to cut the creaminess of the cheese.
  
  On my next visit, I tried the beefy nachos. For $5. 75 you get what feels like 2 Lbs of food.  Chips, ground beef, lettuce, tomato, black olives, green onions, jalapenos, and cheese sauce comprise this massive dish with sour cream and salsa on the side.  The nachos are quite good, but would be better with shredded cheese instead of cheese sauce.  
  
  The best part about Maya's is the people working there.  Since it is a family owned establishment, they bring a sense of belonging to everyone who walks in the door.  Many of the customers are greeted by their first names.  Some have "usuals" and others get razzed by the folks behind the counter.  All of that translates into a love that can't be given at your local chain sandwich shop.

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  Posted on 01.23.09 Joe H.

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