I wanted to see what the hype was about. What I got was a pretty damn good sandwich, chill staff &…read morenot too long of a wait at all. I got the Carzle and the meats are definitely the star of the show here; the brisket and pastrami were so juicy, smoky and complimented all the veggies great. However, of course, it is incredibly expensive; even sharing a half with a buddy puts you at $15 each after tip/tax. While tasty, it's a little less than expected/underwhelming for that price point. I don't see myself really coming here too often unfortunately, so many other cheaper and just as delicious eats in the city. Seems like this place definitely caters to a certain crowd in the area that are more than happy to make this their daily lunch spot so I don't see that changing any time soon

I saw a homeless man waiting in line. The owner came out and said, "Come with me, OG. You don't…read morehave to wait in line. I'll give you a free sandwich." I had never seen anything like that before. Much respect to the owner for showing such kindness. It really made me smile.

This is probably the only place where the sandwiches don't taste like the store's essence…read more I mean, don't get me wrong, a store's essence from any given deli/liquor store definitely adds unique character to the sandwich and sometimes I want that in a sandwich. But when you want a sandwich that only tastes like its ingredients, Irving Subs is the spot. Their Dutch crunch is famous for being fresh and actually crunchy. Their lettuce is shredded but fresh and crispy. The salt content is just enough to bring out the flavors. And the overall composition of their sandwiches are very well proportioned. You're not getting skimped, but you're also not biting into a mouthful of a packet of deli meat. They definitely know what they are doing. Service is good and ambiance is a small humble shop on the corner of 12th Ave.

Ordered the Nearly Reuben on sliced sourdough, toasted, with house garlicky mayo and brown mustard…read moreon DoorDash. Double pastrami, horseradish, havarti, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, pickles, and pepperoncini. A lot going on, and it all came together. The horseradish and havarti gave it enough personality to stand apart from a standard pastrami sandwich, and the garlicky mayo tied everything together. The one casualty of DoorDash was sogginess by the time it arrived. That's not a knock on the sandwich, it's just the reality of ordering something like this for delivery. At $14.50 it's a hearty sandwich at a fair price. I'd recommend it, but eat in.

I had an amazing time at The Boys Deli in San Francisco!…read more It's a fantastic sandwich shop, and even though they don't offer vegan lunch meat, they were so sweet and accommodating. I brought my own, and they crafted a custom sandwich for me with a smile. My friend had the Reuben with just mustard and mayo, and he said it was perfect a great picnic lunch by the waterfront. The guys there are so sweet, funny, and have top-notch service. Plus, some of them are pretty cute! They were also super patient helping three little old ladies before us, so kind. And their tip jar was full of money so you can see how excellent their service is. Make sure to TIP They deserve it! I'll definitely be coming back! 5 STARS!!

Excellent sandwiches, made fresh. I like the toasted roll, they get the texture just right. Good…read moresize. I order ahead online, it's waiting when I walk in. Easy pickup. The store has chips, drinks, candy, etc so that's nice.

Note: There are no tables or chairs here. The photos on this Yelp are misleading because there's no…read moredine-in option. Take-out only Veggie sandwich was EXCELLENT. The sauce was very flavorful. It is even better with the Uglies brand of BBQ chips. The employees were very nice. I will return. Thanks!

Veggie sandwich is crunchy, spicy, cheesy and fresh perfection. Been trying to replicate this at…read morehome since the 4 years we last had it. Finally made a trip back to SF and couldn't wait to get it again. Also had the Greek salad with chicken that was pretty good. Quick and friendly service even though they're super busy. No pictures too hungry.

I haven't submitted a yelp review in awhile- but this Sandwich at Dolores Deluxe made me…read moreimmediately want to come here and say, 10000/10 Post run meal with a beer on the corner of Dolores...too good

an adorable, cozy deli nestled in a corner grocery store on dolores & 22nd! it only has a handful…read moreof outdoor tables so I'd recommend walking to dolo to enjoy your sandwich. there are many varieties, I got the deluxe breakfast sando ($13) and it was piping hot. the egg frittata was interesting and I liked the cheese combo, but I wish there was more tomato jam (which also wasn't spicy enough) or a different bread (personal preference).

What if I told you that San Francisco Mission District has its own style on sandwiches. The…read moreSandwich Place on Mission street in San Francisco is an early pioneer in bringing the delicious deli sandwiches like their hot pastrami sandwich. There are other very influential sandwiches at different places in San Francisco but there is a place serving sandwiches with a Korean twist. It also is the main inspiration for a sandwich place in Brooklyn, New York called Mission Social sandwiches. It's located in the Mission District on Valencia street and it's called Rhea Deli & Market. On a Summer stroll in my old stomping grounds I landed at Rhea Deli on Valencia street. Inside you will find lots of bottles of alcohol which usually comes in handy as Rhea Market is a pit stop to load up or re-up on adult drinks to take to Dolores Park. This is the place also to get sandwiches and pair with salty chips like some in SF. They have sandwiches named after famous San Francisco Giants players like the Panda and The Freak #55 which has kimchi. I got the Buster Posey #28 and it had delicious pastrami and packed lots of flavors. It was a bit cheesy like some in SF. Don't forget to grab a bottle of your favorite drink and for me it's the Pinot Noir for Don Juan Pinot Noir and head towards Dolores Park. Make sure you" go " and take a Summer Mission "stroll" and try the Church street a name of a veggie chicken sandwich served on an acme organic " roll " and get it popping with a sandwich with jalapeño poppers called the "Marilyn Monroe" Come to Rhea Deli for some food and get some "alcohol"and make it a trip to the Mission during the four seasons of Spring, Summer, Winter, and "Fall"make sure you don't "stall "because they may run out of the sandwich called the "Booty Call "

Absolutely delicious sandwiches! Walk up order in the deli and go to Dolores park…read more Fresh ingredients and quality meats.

Always a favorite!!! Amazing sandwiches, potato salad, raviolis!!! Everything is delicious!…read more Great place to pick up items for a picnic. HIGLY RECOMMEND!! Servers are friendly!

If you want a flawless, old-school Italian deli experience in the city, Lucca Delicatessen on…read moreChestnut is the gold standard. Established in 1929, it perfectly balances nostalgic, bustling old-school charm with incredibly high-quality ingredients. The sandwiches here are absolute units, packed high with freshly sliced, premium cold cuts and served on perfect, crusty Acme bread. The #1 Italian Combo is legendary, but you really can't go wrong building your own or grabbing The Calabrian if you like a bit of heat. Don't skip their signature mild Italian marinated peppers--they elevate the sandwich entirely. Beyond the counter, the shelves are a treasure trove of imported Italian goods, amazing fresh pastas (the homemade ravioli is a must-buy for dinner), and an incredible cheese selection.

The owner here is so nice. Gave recommendations, gave me a sample of a meat I had questions on. I…read moregot a regular 6" sub but I'm pretty sure he still gave me an 8". There was a group of us and he gave all 6 kids fidget spinners (and a nice one, that came in a case and everything!). Joker - 5 stars Roxie - 4 stars

#1...PRICES!!!??? There are NO prices listed for the sandwiches! What kind of place doesn't have…read moreprices. I'm tryna figure out how many sandwiches I can buy, with my $50. I ask the guy at the counter and it seems like he just THROWS out a number off the top of his head, depending on how a person looks. SHADY! No matter what the ingredients, he said a medium is $17.39. Which I thought was funny; tri-tip is the same price as bologna??? O...k. #2. What's up with the sizes; small, medium, and large? I haven't been to Roxie's in 15-20 years. They only had one size back then. Yesterday, I got a medium, but the only thing medium was the length of the bread. What was in between the bread(meat, veggies, condiments), could have fit in a small. My sandwich was empty. Lastly #3. Weighing the meat?! WTH! Old Roxie's just made the sandwich. Eyeballed it. I watched the sandwich-makers continuously weighing 2 ounces of meat. That's not much, for $17. This isn't Roxie's. This new owner is living off the old Roxie's reputation. NEVER going back! Not worth the price or wait. And put some numbers up(Prices)!