Jasons Deli

This is the best Jasons Deli around. They listen to what you want (sorry about my picky orders) and get it right every time. The girls at the register are friendly and are always smiling, even when the line is super long. This is the Jasons Deli others should model themselves after. Free ice cream never hurts either! My favorite is the turkey wrap and fruit! It helps that there is a walk up to-​go line. Makes quick lunches during the week a breeze. They are not open on the weekends though.

Everything I’ve gotten has been good, love the veggie wrap (pictured) and the salad bar! The salad bar is an amazing deal, I usually add it on to a coworkers meal so that it’s only $ 5 — from there I get a few jars of kalamata olives, some spinach and the new tomato and mozzarella salad… It’s a great place to walk to for lunch at work.

If you’re looking for a lunchtime destination in downtown KC, look no further than Jason’s Deli. From their extensive menu to the affordable pricing to their dynamic staff, you’re sure to walk away pleased every time. As a working professional, I’m always in search of a restaurant which makes quality food, yet quickly. Not only do Joe and Company do a wonderful job of accomplishing this feat routinely, they do it with a personal touch which keeps you coming back.

Jason’s Deli is the perfect blend of badassery and economy for a Deli. I love a cheap sandwich and Jason’s is reasonable when compared to other delis but when I account for the healthy options like adding avocado and hummus or quinoa on the salad bar, Jason’s pushes ahead of many other deli shops.
The Convenience is fantastic. They are in a large corporate building but close to an external door. There is a separate external counter for pickup and carry out traffic which allows for a peaceful dining experience inside the restaurant even during peak hours. You can also order online and pick up your food ready to go. Both of these are great logistical feats for a sandwich shop.
The sandwich selection is mind boggling. It may be easier to not look at the menu and just make up your own sandwich; they will have whatever you want. Although you’ll have to bring your own pickled red onions if that’s your dig.
The salad bar is a salad lover’s dream. Mixed Quinoa, hummus, hard boiled eggs, potato salad, southern corn blend, and Caprese salad mix are some of the items that stick out to me. For 9 bucks you can get a salad box to go and fill up as much as you want on the salad bar. This can easily amount to 2 meals worth. Along with the box they give you a container for dressing and a side, which given the size of the salad box are both unnecessary.
While the quinoa and hummus will probably be must haves any time I go the potato and pasta salad leave something to be desired. The yellow peppers are whole and when added to a sandwich are kinda wonky to eat, it usually turns into a all or none bite. I haven’t tracked closely but I’ve felt my sandwich was missing a few requests before but given how awesome everything else is I don’t consider this a sandwich crime.

I really like the guys who work here …. Everyone seems to be really quite nice and willing to help. The menu has nice options and it’s always fresh. I really like going to this place because of that. The place is clean, and above all… There’s ice cream! And it’s free!

I ordered off the menu for a take out sandwich. Prompt, stacked and delicious! Fast service at the take-​out counter and the price was awesome.

Really poor food for catering. Lots of it but poor quality and very expensive. I think Subway is a better deal for quality and price

I just can’t work up much excitement for Jason’s Deli.
This is the second time I’ve eaten their food and the first from this location.
Our boss chose it for a vendor lunch because they deliver and they seem to have something for everyone. Those are the top selling points really.
They do have a vegetarian selection. It’s fine. Weirdly, all the salads come with meat although you can make them veggie by requesting no meat. I don’t think they drop the price though.
I had the spinach wrap with blue corn tortilla chips and salad. It was solid, if not super.
I also ordered a cup of french onion soup. It was lukewarm and only so-​so. Worse, there were several sides of soup in our group order and some of the containers leaked. Soggy lunch? Yuck.
The cookies they offer are good.
This is a fine option and hey, at least it’s a place you can get some salad. I just never would voluntarily pick it as a first choice.

I was pretty surprised to find this location inside the same building but not immediately next to Center City Food Gallery. It is pretty much in the same area being the bottom floor but it is a bit separated and hard to see (no identifiable marks until you get to the counter). I noticed a movable ad stand nearby and always assumed it was a Panera Bread or something because even the ads in the stand didn’t clearly say what the business was (someone should hire a new graphic designer, ha).
I walked up to place a to go order in their take out area outside the actual sit down restaurant. I was greeted by an employee who seemed slightly irritated by all customers. I said hello and smiled while I clearly grabbed a menu to look over the choices since it had been a while since I had been to a Jason’s Deli. She looked straight ahead without making eye contact for several minutes while I was looking through the menu before she exclaimed very aggressively that she was going to go ahead and walk away and to call to her if I needed anything. I was kinda taken back by this but it wasn’t a deal breaker, everyone has hard days. It wasn’t slammed or anything but I am sure it was about to be soon. I placed my order and everything went pretty smoothly. The food was a bit over priced and took a little while longer than one would expect for being a cold sandwich and a premade soup but that is also not a big deal. Overall it was a pretty average experience.

I ordered lunch for my co workers for one of my co workers birthday, I ordered through the online service provided. Orders came out great on paper but when I picked them up and brought them to office people were missing toppings and the soups and chili bowls were only filled half way. The potatoes were cold had to reheat in microwave as well as the sandwiches. Called next day to speak to manager about this issue and was told he was out but will get back to me gave my info have not heard from the manager.

The food here is delicious. I was 9 was ordering from here on a consistent basis at one time. It is not heavy and I don’t feel like I’ve overeaten when I’m finished. The only issue I have is that the delivery minimum is 20 dollars. When you order lunch for yourself, you can’t spend that much. I have to always find a person to order worth me. I think they should lower it. They’re always fast and reliable, so that is a plus. I haven’t been inside the actual restaurant, but I’m sure it’s great. The food itself is reasonably priced. A little on the higher side, but not terribly so. They always give plenty of napkins and peppermints.

Had to try their Rueben after some word of mouth recommendations for my KC Rueben tour. It was pretty damn good! The only complaint is a bottom bread slice sogginess issue. It could likely be resolved with heavier toasting. It took me forever to catch this place when they’re open with their business lunch hours.

One would think that a «to go» order would be a priority over a busy lunch hour… I ordered the managers special. Half sandwich (chicken breast, guac,) and a cup of soup (spicy tortilla) for $ 6.99. Granted I didn’t want bacon (yes I’m a freak of nature… An Iowan who doesn’t heart bacon). So my order needed «special» attention. Arrived at 12:14 and didn’t exit with my meal until 12:50… Sandwich was prepared correctly. Thank you! But the wait was a bust.

Mehhh! Just not a big fan of this place. Perhaps I got burned out when I was living in Tulsa, seeing as we did eat there just about everyday. I came to the conclusion, Jason’s makes the same mistake as most little sandwich shops, they over do everything. Keep it simple guys and don’t drowned my food in ANY sauce. This is a condiment not an ingredient, a little more veggies and a lot less sauce.
Fear not Deli, I wont rule out completely. I will continue to visit your establishment from time to time either a) remember why I stopped coming there in the first place, or b) hopefully be pleasantly surprised. Please know, that I always root for the latter

This is convenient to downtown-​lunch-​folk who can walk to this location. I suspect there are places to park but I work close enough that I don’t have to think about that.
Similar to other Unilocal comments, Jason’s is not a typical deli. They have a huge selection of very creative and tasty sandwiches and salads. Also they have a salad bar so you can create your own, if that’s your thang.
I feel their salad concoctions are quite good if it’s a catering situation. Also, I think their sandwiches are exceptionally good. Today I tried the Santa Fe Chicken which was toasted whole grain bread, sliced grilled chicken breast, cheese (of course), guacamole (yay!) and some sort of Russian dressing. I 86’d the bacon. Baked Lays chips and a pickle accompany. Very satisfying.
In addition to the salads and salad bar I’ve had their Ranchero Wrap, the Turkey Mufaletta and a club sandwich on croissant. All very good.
The only stinker to the Jason’s downtown is that they definitely cater to the downtown lunch crowd who can easily arrive on foot or who are lucky enough to find a parking space. There are no weekend or evening hours.

I ate here with my coworkers for lunch. We got lucky and found parking like almost in front of this place. The location of this was on the first floor of a business building? Anyways, it was crowded around 12pm and there were no tables inside. There were outside tables but it was a chilly day. We ended up changing our orders to a to-​go order and sat out in the food court area in the building Jason’s Deli was in.
I ordered the Santa Fe Chicken Sandwich ($ 6.79) and a fountain drink ($ 1.99). The sandwich came with a bag of chips. Also, there was free frozen yogurt. My coworker wanted me to get one with her and I did. If you want the frozen yogurt to reach the bottom of the cone, then you need to put the cone up closer to the nozzle and leave it there until it flows out. The Santa Fe Chicken Sandwich was pretty good and it’s too bad I didn’t take a better picture of it. All you see is the bread and that’s it. lol
Anyways, Jason’s Deli was a good place to grab a sandwich and I’ll have to try the other sandwiches like the California Club or the Chicago Club.

Jason’s deli is not, by any means, a deli. The only thing that is deli-​ish about this place is the enclosed food in their perfectly fingerprint-​less cases. And if you are at all familiar with my reviews, then you will know that the containers/​housing that contains food that I will eat should be pristine or I will scream «1 Star rating here!»
Most everyone has probably heard or even been to Jason’s Deli. I find this an exceptional chain mostly because they offer a variety of delectables for any pallet.
This time, I opted for the spinach and avocado wrap with fresh steamed veggies and a black currant tea. I was at this location around noon and it was super busy. The lines were out the door, so I was thinking, ‘oh no this is going to move slower than my dad after dinner.” I was moved through the line like lightening fast and the girl brought my food asap.
The wrap was delicious. It contained one of my favorite cheeses and it was melted, yes, melted asiago! The guacamole/​avocado was perfect. The steamed veggies were fresh and really steaming in their quaint white bowl.
This is a fast and friendly place with everything from desserts to piled high meat sandwiches to healthier veggie lover options.
I’m sold.