Located in the back of the supermarket. Service was excellent. They had one long table to eat at…read more They had hot food and sandwiches. Everything was fresh and it was loaded with meat. I would eat here again. Note: Can't remember the name of the sandwich and menu isn't online.

Friendly service and good country cookin'--especially the fried chicken, good ice tea, too. This is…read morein the back of the Spires IGA which as I understand things has quite a history itself--one of Florida's first grocery stores. The deli's interior is no-frills and a bit worn but perfectly fine to eat right there or carry it out. The grocery store is good too, especially in areas you'd expect from a Florida country grocer like a great selection of Nettle's sausage varieties, good selection of syrups including 100% cane syrup and cane blends (important for this region, for our cooking), not as much variety of extracts as I'd like but alright. Basically you can get most things you'd need here--produce was fresh, okra looked probably locally-sourced, as well. So even if you stop in for a to-go box from the deli, check out the store too--very nice, friendly, staff and good selection.

I never seen this place I pass buy it everyday. They are open on Friday and Saturdays 5-10. There…read morewas a line down the road with torches lit. I parked on the side of the road and walked to her truck. She is the nicest lady and can throw down. I got wings and shrimp. The best freshest wings I've had from anywhere and the shrimp was huge. The pork chop were so juicy and we'll battered. I will be coming back here again and again. They even do low country boils!!! Highly recommend.

They have pretty darn good food for this being a hospital! I had several burgers here, and today I…read morehad salmon and a side of zucchini and squash! $9.00, it was worth $20.00!!! Marnie comes home tomorrow. The cafeteria made my stay with Ernie bearable. I needed nourishment too. My compliments to the chefs! Pros: great food, & good prices. Cons: none Recommend: yes, if you're visiting someone for multiple days. Cons: none

I've been in Lake Butler 6 years now and FINALLY DECIDED to try Skips Deli.....The Servers seemed…read moreuncomfortable serving us....We ordered Corned beef and Pastrami sandwiches on onion rolls, but got what looked like bologna and salami on toast!! Fake processed Hillshire Farms lunch meat is what we received. I will go to Spires from now on and make my own REAL SANDWICHES WITH REAL BRISKET BEEF and or eat from their deli....at least they're serving REAL FOOD!! SHOUT OUT TO SPIRES!!!!!!!!!!

I've lived in lake Butler for 6 years and decided to finally try this deli and it was one of the…read moreworst corned beef and pastrami sandwichs I've ever had.....it was salty asf and the atmosphere of the establishment was very off and eerie and so was the service.....very disappointing

The coffee here is amazing! There are many options to choose from, my favorite is the Banana…read morepudding cold brew omg! They also have twisted sodas which are special flavored sodas. Yum! I highly recommend!

The place is really laid back with a live music on Friday night and Happy Hour specials between…read more2-7. We ordered a cocktail and shared some wings, which were a nice size and fried crispy. There were a few questions about the sauces and we were allowed to try the Peruvian and Cajun Ranch sauces. The Peruvian has a strong mustard and vinegar base...not really a fan, but the Cajun Ranch was alright. We chose Buffalo and Cajun Ranch. Of course, I brought my own hot sauce which came in handy. We opted not to order anything more, because we were full! Next time, though, I have my eye on Nonna's Lasagna. The band was great! St8Up! They sang a great variety of songs from various genres to include The Spinners, "Old Blue Eyes" Frank Sinatra and Hall & Oats! I truly enjoyed the evening and the musical voyage!

This place nails the perfect neighborhood feel. Great vibes, solid drinks, and very impressive…read morebrick-oven pizza (high praise coming from a NY/NJ native). The bartenders and servers are genuinely friendly and welcoming, which only adds to the comfortable, inviting atmosphere. Their food and drink deals make it even easier to keep coming back.

Nice people. The ribs were pretty good. Tender with some smoke flavor. Baked beans were good. Peach…read morecobbler was also good.

My Experience With Bright Light Catering -- Customer Service Matters…read more My philosophy on customer service comes down to Five A's: ACKNOWLEDGE -- Hear your customer's concerns. APOLOGIZE -- When expectations aren't met, a sincere apology matters. APPRECIATE -- Value the trust customers place in your business. ACT -- Take appropriate steps toward resolving the problem. ASSURE -- Leave the customer knowing their concerns mattered. Unfortunately, my experience with Bright Light Catering fell short of these principles. I hired them for my Finally 50 Celebration, an important milestone for me and my family. There were concerns with the catering services, but what became equally disappointing was how those concerns were handled afterward. One concern involved food/items we provided for the event that, in our experience, were removed and never returned. We brought this to the business's attention and gave them an opportunity to address it. The items were not returned or reimbursed. Mistakes happen. I understand that. How a business responds after a mistake is what defines customer service. While attempting to communicate my concerns and seek a reasonable resolution, I received a cease-and-desist letter through an attorney. That response was upsetting and discouraging. I wasn't looking for a fight; I was looking for acknowledgment, communication, and a good-faith effort toward resolution. I responded in writing and requested identification of the specific statements they believed were false and the factual basis for those allegations. At the time of my final written correspondence, I had not received that information. Having been in business myself, I don't expect perfection. I do expect communication, accountability, professionalism, empathy, and an effort to make things right. There is a significant difference between an unhappy customer and an unhappy customer who feels unheard. For anyone hiring a caterer for an important occasion: get everything in writing, document what you provide, keep your receipts, identify personal items clearly, and communicate concerns promptly. I sincerely wish this experience had given me something different to write about. Acknowledge. Apologize. Appreciate. Act. Assure. Because great service isn't only about what you serve. It's also about how you make people feel. Love Mrs. Brandye Mackey

Our first visit and everything was excellent! Friendly and comfortable, great service. we both had…read morethe cheese burger special, which includes fries and drink. Cheese burger came with lettuce, tomato and onion, they added pickle on request. Got an order of wings to go, tried them when we got home, they are excellent. We will go back and try other menu items. Also considering getting wings for football Saturdays. We highly recommend you give them a try!