Stopped in with a friend for a sandwich. Passed one employee outside. No hello. Nothing. Got inside the building and the lady behind the counter informed me I have 2 minutes and she was Closing. No hello. No Welcome. But Closing in 2 minutes. I will never return with that type of customer service. Extremely rude. So we walked out and spent our money at another location.
Review Source:Delicious! Â Love the fresh food. Got there at 12 on a Sunday with no line and a few tables open. Â By 12:30, line was out the door and no tables, so were we lucky? Â The homemade chips are good, though they are not always all crispy. Â We visit this eatery every time we come up to Manchester.
Review Source:Was here the other day very excited to bring my husband as I grew up in Manchester and always loved Zoey's sandwiches. However I was totally blown away by how rude the owner was to us and how bad the customer service there is. The girl making our sandwiches was nice, but when my husband asked the owner, who was running the register, if they were able to make him a grilled cheese, he very shortly and rudely replied "Just whats on the board" and didn't offer him any further assistance.
Okayyyy. Fine. So we ordered some sandwiches, they were pretty good. The board is actually a little confusing and should be laid out better for if you wanna create our own sandwich and what your options are. But whatever. The worst part came though at 2:05pm when they abruptly shut off the music and started closing down the restaurant around us and another family that had 2 little kids with them(!) while we were still eating. I'm a waitress people. I know that game. They close at 2 (which is ridiculous honestly- people are still interested in eating lunch at 2pm I hate to tell you) and they wanted us out. But FIVE minutes after they closed?? Give us a little window! It was SO uncomfortable. I could understand starting to clean up and stuff, we they were putting chairs on top of tables next to us. And this was literally 10 minutes after 2:00. While the owner was there, I'm sure it was his idea. Someone like that does not deserve to own a successful business dealing with the public. Next time I go to Manchester I will definitely be lunching elsewhere.
I'll have to second my wife's review. Â First let me say I've worked in restaurants for 15 years and I'm a (now ex) chef. Â The food was fine. Â Homemade potato chips were great. Â However, I felt soooooooooooooooooo uncomfortable here from the minute I walked in. Â Why? Â Because we came at 1:30 and I got the 'we don't want you here vibe'. Â I've given that very same vibe to customers that came in at 10:29 when we closed the place at 11:30. Â But that's not the kind of thing you would expect from the actual OWNER of the place. And not at 2 pm. Â Fine. Â Don't take my money.
Your food was ok, but hardly Michelin worthy. Â Baking good homemade bread is an art, but its not a unilateral one to your restaurant. Â Perhaps its just a lack of options in this small but lovely town. Â Seriously though, you're the OWNER of a restaurant and you kick out a family with a baby and a young child who are half done with their lunch. Â Shame on you. Â Won't be back.
love love love this place! i've been going for several years and the quality of the bread can't be beat. sandwiches are to die for, and definitely worth the wait in line. it's true that there isn't a lot of seating, but I won't hold it against the deli. rather, my ire is directed towards 1) customers that split up with one ordering and the other holding the table despite having no actual food to eat, and 2) customers that sit idling at their table long after they finish their food despite, again, people with actual food to eat waiting impatiently nearby, staring you down and hoping you get the message that it's time to go.
so, to sum up: food is amazing, bread is fresh and awesome, and if you happen to go and plan on eating in, be a considerate diner!
We love the food, but service is unfriendly. Â Person at the register (who I assume is owner) has never been friendly in all the years we've gone there. Â Went back recently and VERY disappointed they no longer have the seafood salad sandwich. Â Â Had egg salad sandwich which was great. Â Cookies delicious. Â Only 3 stars as the unfriendliness is wearing on us. Â Not sure we'll be back.
Review Source:Thanks Yelp for guiding us to this place for a quick lunch.  The parking lot had one space left (thankfully) and the line was not too long - just long enough to know it was a popular spot!  We split a Roast Beef Wrangler and my parents split the sesame  chicken wrap.  The potato chips were obviously freshly made and were out -of-this world!  It was a little frustrating that they didn't have enough seating so we had to stand over other diners with our sandwiches until they left.   Uncomfortable for all.
Review Source:I really like this deli - they have a great variety of sandwiches plus the homemade chips are delicious! As a warning, it's not a big place (the upstairs isn't open for seating) so you might want to avoid rush hours if you want a place to sit. I love that they have so many bread choices too. Definitely a good lunch spot.
Review Source:Good spinach quiche. (small slice)
Heated up in microwave.
Came with a salad. Pricey for what you get.
Counter Staff was not friendly.
ODD placement for their Chalkboard Menu. Everyone comes in & asked-
Where's yr menu? On a side wall where no one even looks. Guess it was an after thought in the design process.
HORRIBLE FOOD, BAD SERVICE-I ordered their Chicken Buffalo sandwich. It was slathered with the most disgusting cold orange slime that appeared to be a mix of tomato paste, cream, and Tabasco. The chips were cold, damp, and the consistency of a rubber band. It was unfit for human consumption. On bringing this to the attention of the woman at the counter, we were informed that they would charge if I wanted something else since it was not spoiled.
Review Source:This place is on our must stop list on our way home every time we're in VT - it is awesome! Â Great, huge sandwiches, lots of variety and the soups are delicious! Â Not to mention, the newsletter where they give away their awesome recipes so you can enjoy their food even when you're not in VT. Â All in all, great find and a must stop!
Review Source:We've been to Zoey's a few times now, and while it is consistently good, it's never great. The bacon on the clubs is cold, the homemade potato chips are soggy, beyond greasy, and just gross. The sandwiches are definitely good, but in a town with many sandwich shops, they are just average. They do have some really delicious bread, though. And those hubcap-sized cookies always look so yummy!
Definitely a safe lunch bet, but not my favorite in Manchester.
We were here once in summer, and now again in winter. Fantastic both times. Big, creative sandwiches on homemade bread. Comes with plenty of homemade chips. They have soups and more - we just didn't try any of that. No breakfast sandwiches either, though plenty of people were coming through for coffee and pastries ...
For our family of 3, we should have only ordered two sandwiches ... and we'd have still had more than enough food, since there was no way we were going to skip the killer cookies for dessert.
The only shortcoming was the coffee. Highly average at best. Everything else was excellent. Overall, closer to 5 stars than 4, we'll round up.
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