Cimos South End Deli

Friendly service and delicious subs! Great little spot to stop for lunch. We had the turkey and Italians subs and they were great!

I was in concord for the day and we wanted subs. The place that used to be here was really solid (called Ordways). However, it is called Cimos now
Corner store with a cost effective sub shop.
I had the chicken salad (Ordways had great
Chicken salad), which was mediocre. The sub was made layered horizontally, which I understand is common but that doesn’t make it reasonable.
After I rearranged the ingredients the bread complimented the ingredients pretty well.
It’s a decent sub shop, I probably won’t go back seeing as In A Pinch is so close and they no longer have leverage through ingredients.
Cost was really low, as a picky eater this was a red flag but my parents probably would have sen it as an asset.

I stopped in to Cimo’s for lunch last week when I was in NH. I loved the sweet chili. Definitely a must try. They had a bunch of home made soups to try from. I sampled the butternut squash which was also very good, but went with the chili. Stop in and stay hi to Cimo, who is often behind the counter. Nice people!

Atmosphere is a step back in time. I expect to see Opie came around a corner.
I love the deli sandwiches! Plenty of meat in the steak subs and the roll is delicious. Friendly staff

This neighborhood corner store is a convenient place to grab a quick bite to eat, only 2 minutes north of I-​89 Exit 1 on South Street.
Cimo’s South End Deli offers convenience store items including cold drinks from the coolers, small groceries, coffee, snacks, newspapers, ice cream, and more. For prepared food, there’s a full service deli counter serving up pizza, hot & cold subs, burgers, hot dogs, chicken fingers, salads, soups, chili. and breakfast items. A small variety of pizza slices including breakfast pizza in the AM are self serve from the heated glass case. Grab and go items such as deli salads, sandwiches, heat & serve entrees, and fresh baked goods (bagels, donuts, pastries, & muffins) are also offered. Day old baked goods are also sold at a significant discount.
For groups of 5 or more, box lunches ($ 6 each) are offered which includes choice of sandwich, with chips, soda or water, and a cookie. Call in box lunch orders before 10AM.
I’ve stopped in here about a dozen times for quick eats on my way to and from the field. The pizza is pretty okay which has a very firm light crust with minimal toppings. DO NOT get the pizza slices during the late afternoon because the slices sit around all day under the heat and are just very nasty, so just order a fresh pie. The breakfast pizza with egg, cheese, and bacon is decent. The chili is very filling and has plenty of ground beef, beans and seasonings, but the taste is on the salty side. The macaroni salad is really good, which has a good tangy flavor. The chicken fingers and fries are not homemade and come frozen then fried. The apple cinnamon muffin is very good and goes well with a hot coffee. The staff is friendly, service with a smile.