Jason's Deli

A Regular. My wife and I eat here at least once a week. Usually on Sunday after church. Food is always fresh and delicious. They just renovated to allow more seating, however I've noticed since, some of the sandwich portions are smaller (Less meat on the Ruben but still pretty packed). Love this place!

Good food, now to find a table.... Pretty decent food. I usually like to get a baked potato and wish adding on a salad bar for less than $7 was an option. I usually just want a little cottage cheese or a small salad on the side and it's a little difficult to get.

Line is a little long and the patrons don't always seem to make room for new customers on Sunday mornings. Makes finding a table really difficult and frustrating.

Good concept......somewhat inconsistent execution of it.. Jason's Deli's motto is "real food" -- meaning that they make their entrees without all the over-processed meats, ingredients, etc. No high-fructose corn syrup, lots of organic stuff, and fresh baked goods.

What I like:
FREE STUFF: They have free ice cream, free muffins (including tasty cornbread and cinnamon ones), and free crackers (including graham cracker, fancy organic crackers), and free lollipops. These things make Jason's Deli a good place for kids or hungry people who want to chow down on freebies as appetizers.

Salad Bar: Costs $6.99. It has lots of organic stuff and an array of pasta salads, potato salad, boiled eggs, etc. It's pretty good as far as salads go. But, I'd like to see more protein (i.e. maybe some grilled chicken) and some other things to spice it up. Overall, it's still cool with me. But, there may be more reasonably priced salad bars in the area.

Sandwiches: I like a few of their sandwiches. The Reuben is ENORMOUS. Trust me on this. The sandwich is quite big and loaded up about 2-3 inches full of meat. Also, I like their Santa Fe Chicken sandwich. I felt like it was good. But, not as big as the other one.

DISLIKE:
The baked potatoes: I ordered this on my last visit. It was bland and the toppings were not very tasty. It was way over-salted and the chicken topping was not good.
McAlister's Deli, which is nearby, has an edge on this particular item.

Limited menu: It's mostly sandwiches (which, I suppose, I should expect with the name being deli). But, I'd like to see more things to live up to their pledge to give "real good" and organic stuff.

Overall: A decent place to go for a quick meal but not exactly fast food. But, avoid during peak lunch hours. Way too busy.

Salad bar is open again and great, albeit now a "one trip" style. Lots of selection and the plates are huge so don't worry, you won't need a second. We also had the New Yorker sandwich, which was piled high with pastrami and corned beef. Unfortunately it was very dry.

So I am pretty sure I was supposed to get the blue corn chips with my chips and salsa but I got regular potato chips. But best dang baked potato I have had in a while!!! And very friendly staff. Will definitely come back.

This particular location has been consistent for 10+ years. The sandwiches, the service, the salad bar. All top notch. You really can't go wrong.