Outsiders typically describe this business as "quaint". It is run by some of our local mennonites…read more I would describe it as a small, mom and pop grocery store with a deli. They recently added locally sourced ​beef and dairy. Whatever the daily special is will almost surely be delicious. If it's the sloppy joe, don't miss out. You can also pick up some brownies, cookies, cinnamon rolls, or cake made that day.

Caution: if you were looking for high quality Amish outdoor furniture DON'T come here. They are…read morestrictly bulk foods, bakery and outrageous good sandwiches. My wife got the Rueben and I had them make me a roast beast sandwich. So simple yet so good. Not a lot of selection in the bulk foods aisle.

A stop along the way through St. Joseph, Missouri brought us to this step back in time…read more Worth the stop for some great food, fantastic welcoming feeling and nostalgia from days gone by. Looks like a very popular music venue as well. Unfortunately, too early for that. It was hopping at 1:45 for lunch and filled with regulars. The fantastic bartender, Jerry, shouts out a greeting to everyone who walks in and hustles to make sure everyone is taken care of QUICKLY! The menu was perfect for a delicatessen with standard choices of turkey, pastrami, tuna salad, soups and specialty beef brisket sandwiches. The prices are more than fair with the delicious pastrami sandwich coming with a sufficient amount of meat and quality bread for the great price. You can add additional meat for a small charge. It's nice to have a sandwich that isn't is more than you can eat and twice the price. I had the homemade chicken and wildrice soup which was also delicious filled with chunks of white chicken meat. We topped it off with a slice of Magoons famous cheese cake which did not disappoint! The atmosphere is eclectic with booths that have heard many stories over the years, a great bar with plenty of seating and unique antiques. Whether stopping by to check out the Pony Express or Jesse James museum, or living in the area Magoons is definitely worth a stop.

Beautiful day for a ride country roads with This place as the destination. Lunch's are packed. We…read more got there about 1:20 that crowd had just left. Immediately seated by none other than Jerry who was real helpful with the menu. Simple single page with a lot of variations. Not a bar, food. Oh yeah thats why its called a delicatessen. Had a simple ham n cheese n chips with an iced tea. Perfectly good. Then good ol' Jerry strolls by and says ya want cheesecake. Well twist my arm. It too was perfect portion and had chocolate and Carmel drizzle. Carb overload for sure. Its a destination for sure.

The torpedo is delicious. Fresh baked bread, fresh veggies, fresh cut deli meat and their secret…read moresauce makes a really delicious sandwich. Service is fast. Both staff are friendly and happy to serve you. There's not room to eat there but well worth getting it to go. The place is very clean and welcoming. We go there every chance we get.

Thanks YELP for this perfect find!! Worth the short detour…read moreoff of our route. Immediately walking in you knew the sandwich would be good. Made with care. Stepping back I. Time away from the hustle of the corporate stores. Family owned since 1946. Grandson now works it. Torpedo sandwich was loaded with quality meats and fresh lettuce and tomato. Secret sauce on the side was perfect... added some oil and herbs to the large torpedo roll that held it together. Big chocolate chip cookie was soft and gooey for a treat further down the road. Stop in ...

Popped into McAllister's recently for lunch with my sister. Tried their new spicy green chili aioli…read morepork nachos. They were delicious but a little heavy on the red onion. Of course you have to pair that with a famous sweet tea! The service was fantastic, we had several people come over during our visit to ask if we needed anything like a refill or it to-go box. It was nice and busy for lunch, but plenty of tables to choose from and not too loud. Overall a great lunch choice and would recommend!

Came here 15 minutes before they close to get a to go order and they said they're not serving…read moreanymore. These lazy people need to quit closing down their kitchen early because they want to leave. It's your job do it right!

I don't know if I'm lucky or unlucky in not knowing about this spot when I lived in the Old Market…read more I stumbled upon a TikTok of a girl getting what looked to be the sandwich of my dreams, and I was surprised to find out it came from a little deli next to La Buvette, one of my favorite spots in the Old Market. My husband and I were downtown for lunch, and I knew I had to stop by. The menu is VERY limited; there are only two to three sandwiches everyday and a few soups. I decided to order the mozzarella, tomatoes, arugula, and balsamic sandwich and he tried the mortadella with dijon. My sandwich came cold and his was hot, but both were served on the most delicious focaccia bread with flaky sea salt. I was in heaven. There is very limited seating, but the shop as a whole was very cute. There are some specialty meats, cheeses, drinks, and other food goods available for purchase, too. Everyone working was very kind and helpful. This is a must visit if you are a sandwich lover!

This shop is now named the Delicatessen of Buvette. It's right next to La Buvette restaurant in the…read moreOld Market. THIS is where you come to buy the AMAZING sourdough bread that they serve there. I was at an art event once featured a prominent German photographer. During his gallery talk, he jubilantly exclaimed that he LOVES coming to Omaha, that the Buvette sourdough is THE BEST in the WORLD! I agree. And the really great thing is that they will make amazing sandwiches from it. There is a chalkboard menu listing their sandwiches each day. There are usually 3 different rotating choices. It is enough, I usually have trouble deciding which one to get even with that small menu. The flavors are amazing and the ingredients are fresh and high-quality. I'm going to say that these might be the best sandwiches in the world. Most of the sandwiches are made on this AMAZING house-made focaccia bread. Literally the only thing that makes me sad here is that sometimes they run out of focaccia and ask if they can make it using baguette instead. Their baguettes are amazing as well but personally I don't like them as sandwich bread. So in that event I usually get the soup instead. Their soups are delicious so it's not that big of a problem, Seating is very limited, with a tiny table inside and a couple outside, so you will probably have to find somewhere else to sit and enjoy your lunch, There are deli items, pickles and olives, desserts, and some specialty grocery items available, Staff there are lovely as well and I always feel happy when I visit. Oh, and this - you know how I said these are probably the best sandwiches in the world? One might expect these would be a premium price. I am delighted to tell you that $7.98 will get you one of these amazing things. They are large and satisfying. It is an incredibly good value. I come here often!

Side decently fired the heart and soul of this place, Julie. I won't go back. They were our…read morefavorite go to sandwich shop. Also, they weren't open for dinner service which is very inconvenient. The food is great, but I can't support the owner, who is apparently a pretty terrible human.

Once again the food was very good here! Service was lacking a bit the day I was there as the wait…read morewas about 15 minutes for not many customers. Otherwise bread was bomb and overall great sandwich.

Usually don't write reviews, but this place slaps. This spot is a 10/10 and has good service and…read moregreat food. A short wait and large servings make for a good place. It was also very cheap for the amount of food, and it is a perfect place for a college student.

I recently visited with my family and had an experience so disappointing that we ended up walking…read moreout before even ordering. To start, the dining room was so dark it was difficult to see. Because we had a baby with us, we were escorted into a separate room and placed at an oversized 8-person table for four people. Before I could even sit down--let alone receive or look at a menu--the server aggressively pressed me for our drink orders. Expecting guests to order drinks when they haven't been given a menu or even had a chance to sit down shows a lack of basic hospitality training. To make matters worse, the floor underneath our table was covered in leftover food from previous guests and clearly hadn't been swept. Between the rushed service, the isolated seating, and the unsanitary conditions, we decided to get up and leave. We won't be returning.

Went in for a breakfast burrito and I was so happy I did! They made the burrito fresh so it took…read morejust a few minutes. I was so happy from my first bite to last. They had a nice seating area if someone wanted to enjoy. I took mine to go!

The cheesesteak was pretty good, it was also made pretty quick. Definitely recommend and will be…read moreback.

Loves this Eastern European grocery, large selection of imported items, lots pickled canned goods…read moreherring, veggies etc, butters, cheese, bread, cookies and candies. Super friendly and very helpful, the imported smoked meats, sausage and cheeses are amazing. Highly recommend.

This is a wonderful little shop, a European deli with an emphasis on Russian and Eastern European…read moreproducts. Very tidy little shop and wonderful selection. They also have a counter with meat and cheese products. Highly recommend.

Workers are always very friendly and helpful. The store is usually clean and well-stocked. It's…read morenice to have a locally owned grocery store in town.