Jason’s Deli

Delicious and Diverse. That place is extremely busy around lunchtime… And I can see why. Pretty much anything that anyone would want for lunch. Everything tasted great, the restaurant was clean, staff was friendly and inviting.
Just by looking at the overall patrons when I was there, you can definitely tell that it’s a place where businessman come to eat lunch, a lot!

Ordered some beef stew for lunch and lobster bisque for later. Both are exeptional. Love this place. Salads are one price no matter how much you stuff in the container. Never had a bad entrée. If you are able to eat in the ice cream is free.

Was on my way to Walmart on this cold, overcast Monday afternoon when after parking I decided to visit the Jason’s Deli in the same shopping Center parking lot. I learned right away not to go to the regular entrance, but rather be like everyone else and use the doors marked «Delivery Entrance». Who would have thought that by using the regular entrance 40 feet from where you order, 7 or 8 people would be cutting in front of me using the delivery entrance. Oh well, 10 minutes later in line it was my time to order. I was met by an unfriendly woman behind the counter. No smile. Little understanding of English. Placed my order for a sandwich and coffee. I asked for my coffee cup. The lady just pointed westward. Hummmm, guess I should walk like a drone westward. Resisting the urge to say something, I walked to the end of the line. Waiting once again, I finally got someone to give me a treasured paper coffee cup. Not a long wait and the sandwich came. Didn’t order the soup which came, but a welcomed treat after such a poor experience.

We tried Jason’s for the first time this week and went back for the following two consecutive days. Can’t help it! I am so impressed. The menu has so many options– both classical and unique. Jason’s has won multiple awards, several for healthy options (organic and vegetarian are specified on the menu). The restaurant itself is laid out nicely, has a cozy atmosphere, and is very clean. There is a large salad bar with the freshest options, even in the late afternoon when customers have died down. I have also been very impressed by the staff; they have each been very warm and pleasant. Plus– free soft serve. You can’t beat this place! My 5 year old has declared this «the best restaurant in the entire world». We will continue to frequent this spot!
PS: I also noticed that their health department grade is a 100!

The restaurant was almost vacant at around 8:00pm on a Saturday evening. We surveyed confusing menus at the table before placing orders for my wife & I and my elderly parents. It seemed terribly difficult to get a ½ sandwich and soup or salad. The quality was ok, the salad bar lacked a little, the cost seemed a little excessive for what we ordered, but our primary issues was the level of noise in an empty restaurant. It was hard to carry on a conversation. The staff made noise stacking & slinging plates and slamming cutting boards down cleaning, the timers and buzzers went off, the bus staff knocked remaining food off finished plates slapping dirty dishes together and kicking around crappy metal chairs on tile floors to put them back under the tables. However the worst noise offenders were the ice machines and refrigeration equipment. Would I go back, no, never.

Great! Love this place!
They have so many vegetarian options, and all taste really good too!
The Zuchinni Grillini was delicious, has lots of flavor.
Love the salad bar area, and the frozen yogurt cone station.

I thought this Jason’s Deli was very good. The salad bar had home made potato salad and quinoa salad that were tasty. The fruits and vegetables were fresh and tasty too. I had the salad, which was a side for my husband’s sandwiches, for my dinner. My husband had chicken noodle soup and tuna, turkey sandwiches on gluten free bread that he enjoyed. The price was fabulous!

Been there once and it was enough. I went in for a take-​out and waited while the order was being serviced. Saw my food being handled by bare hands. Then saw a toothpick which was lying on the table (i saw the person pick it up from some corner) and push through the sandwich.
I am not sure I eat that sandwich. Never gone back.

Just had my second visit and I must say I enjoyed everything. I stopped in during lunch a few weeks ago and had the takeout salad bar which was fresh and filling. Tonight I went with the family and added two guest. Everything ordered was much better than expected. We had a variety of diets and not one complaint. I will definitely be returning soon!

WOW — this place is crazy busy during lunch. Whoa. Kind of chaotic. But for a busy place it’s decent! I’ve seen worse Jason Deli’s before. So… being busy must mean a good thing right?
Parking — Jason’s Deli is in a strip mall so. plenty of it. Next to the Post Office.
Seats — there are several tables and chairs. Again, no worries. When you order, you’ll get a color coded hanger. Just make it visible on the table.
Food
I did try some of the Garlic Bread — MAN — so buttered down and tasted bleh. I understand it’s a buffet like place, but they need to hold their horses on the butter. However, they had awesome green peppers. They were fresh & very nicely juiced. I had like 6. I love green peppers. :D
I’ll admit their salad bar is pretty awesome. I would come back just for this haha.
I had the Meatball sandwich & chips. Portions were very generous. The bread wasn’t THAT soggy so I give this Jason’s Deli extra brownie points. The cheese was minimal which I am very happy about. The meatballs were tasty. Great compliment to the green peppers! I was definitely full after I was done.
I’d come back if I’m in the area. They seem to have a lot going on. Menu looks good too. I just always stick to my guns with deli food.
PS They have an ice cream machine. Who can say no to free ice cream?! Yep, I’m that person who loves ice cream during the freezing weather.

I get the mixed-​up nutty salad every single time! Friendly service all the time… Great place to eat in… In my to-​go orders, I’ve found a hair in my salads (yes, more than once) once they forgot to add the nuts, another time the salad barely filled half the container and another time they forgot to put any dressing in… Yeah– not fun! They are nice and accommodating though and try to make things right…

Friendly staff. Fresh salad bar fixings. That’s about all I need from a Jason’s Deli.
Subtract the ungodly amounts of screaming children on a Sunday afternoon and I’d be happier. Add a little more meat to the wraps and I’d be the happiest.

I went here with my new coworkers on my first day of lunch, and I was pleasantly surprised. Never before had I been to a Jason’s Deli. Apparently it’s big for people who like sandwiches, but I was craving pasta. I got a meaty pasta with chicken for around $ 8. Standard enough price (even though, in the back of my mind I knew I could have created a comparable pasta in it’s entirety for about half of that, but you pay for the convenience, I know). My companions got sandwiches and soups, and there was praise for all of that from them.
Now on to the pasta, which is probably a less frequently purchased meal. It lasted two meals for me, and in the end I was full from both. The pasta was cooked perfectly. Now this is a big issue with me. I hate HATE HATE overcooked, chewy pasta. Since I know how it should taste (toothsome, al dente), it really bothers me when a place can’t cook noodles properly. It’s not that hard, and it actually takes less time to cook them if you’re doing the proper time. So as far as pasta, it was good pasta. Really good pasta, even. I was actually impressed. So as far as coming back for the pasta, I sure would.

A fine Jason’s Deli location. They do a good job, here. The salad bar is awesome and the sandwiches are good. Service is fine… no real problems, but nothing too special. A good place for healthier food.

Jason’s Deli is A-​OK. Consistently A-​OK. Never great, never bad. A-​OK.
Service is A-​OK. Food is A-​OK. The salad bar is A-OK.I don’t think anyone gets excited about going there, but nobody complains either. Jason’s is a solid three, A-​OK.

Bad bad bad. This place brings the name Jason’s Deli to shame. The sandwiches were poorly made and the salad bar wasn’t kept clean. I had ordered a managers special with the wild salmonwich, fresh fruit on the side, and a side salad.
Food: My sandwich didn’t hold up. The tomatoes on it were wilted and unappetizing. The fruit tossed carelessly on my plate were a few slices of apples, one piece of pineapple, and one piece of cantaloupe. Word to the wise: don’t serve your customer apples as fruit on the plate if your customer orders a side salad — they can get it themselves on the salad bar.
Service: Not great service. Felt very, very unfriendly with majority of the staff. When I asked to switch out my fruit, the girl looked at me like I was requesting something completely ridiculous. When I got strawberries on my plate, they were wilted as well. What the heck!
OVERALL: We will NOT be coming back to this location. Lack of quality/​freshness of food and nonexistent of customer service makes us never, ever returning. I love the Jason’s Deli chain. I do NOT love this location. STEER CLEAR!

I know that Jason’s is known primarily for the sandwiches, but I go to this location for the salad bar. Yeah, I know what you’re thinking, but for speed Jason’s is as fast if not faster than fast food (which I mostly deplore). The trick is to go to the self-​checkout for soup/​salad that’s near the end of the regular sandwich ordering line. I think the longest I’ve had to wait was with one person ahead of me. You basically follow an easy-​to-​use touch screen menu to make your selection (s) then pay with a credit or debit card — it’s that easy. The hardest thing about the whole process — understanding that the stripe on your card needs to face-​up instead of face-​down when swiping.
The salad bar itself, while not as long/​large as Sweet Tomatoes (which I’ll forever use as a comparison — eat there some time and you’ll understand why) but still chocked full of most of what you might want. I usually load up and throw a couple of hardboiled eggs for protein and use the balsamic vinegar dressing. They also have these small muffins that are delicious (the dark ones, don’t know what’s in them but they have a cinnamon/​nutmeg flavor). There’s also free chocolate, vanilla or swirl soft-​serve when you’re done with the salad. I’m talking a 30 minute lunch here, folks, giving you plenty of time to go to the US Post Office next door.

This was my second time at a Jason’s Deli, and it was definitely better than my first experience.
We ordered the Chicken Pasta Penne, the Penne Pasta with Meatballs, and the Santa Fe sandwich with corn chowder soup. (sorry for the horrible pictures, I forgot about the pictures until after we mixed up our food)
We ate everything up! I loved my pasta with meatballs, and that says a lot since I’m not usually a pasta loving type of person. I tried some of the chicken pasta penne, and it was just as tasty. The soup tasted good as well. I’m unsure of the sandwich though, since, it wasn’t my meal, but he finished it all up as well, so I take it that it was good.
Overall, I had a good experience and it shed new light on me of how good this place can actually be. Plus, the lady was super nice to us. :]

It may be sad but true that the sandwiches at Jason’s Deli are not great when compared to other bonafide delicatessens; however, the salad bar is great. Whenever I go to Jason’s I tend to stick with the bowl (or cup) of soup and the salad bar combo. I think it is a great deal for around nine bucks. My favorite soup choice is red beans and rice.
On the salad bar, Jasons deli has mixed field greens, spinach, romaine lettuce, sliced yellow peppers, marinated artichoke hearts, blue cheese crumbles, alfalfa sprouts, sliced cucumbers, real bacon bits, cherry tomatoes, roasted red pepper hummus, sliced onions, kalamata olives, green olives, shredded cheddar cheese, potato salad, olive tapanade, and pasta salad.
There are lots of other items on the salad bar I cannot recall seeing; however, the dressings and other various items seem like they are made from scratch in-​house rather than outsourced. Perhaps not the best salad bar in town; however, certainly better than Sweet Tomatoes or Lettuce Souprise You. I think JD’s salad bar is more vegetarian friendly than other restaurant salad bars with respect to overall quality and variety of items.
If I go to Jason’s and opt to order something other than the salad bar, I usually go for the broccoli and cheese baked potato. It is really two baked potatoes placed side by side and smothered with their seemingly made from scratch broccoli and cheese soup and covered with cheddar cheese, green onions, chopped onions, and bacon bits. You can add more cheese, onions and bacon bits from the salad bar if you want (but they don’t tell you that).
Yeah its true Jason’s Deli is fair to middling in the sandwich department, but I wish all the haters could see past that and appreciate all the other offerings JD does have.

This place definitely has a casual cafeteria vibe. There are self-​serve fountains and ice cream and a salad bar. I love the sandwiches and soups they have available and everything is pretty reasonably priced. I’ve never had to wait long for my food, both for sit-​down and to-​go orders. The portions are pretty big and the food is hearty. I love that this place is close by, so I can get my sandwich and soup fixes when I need them, especially during cold season.