For years i was content with eating at places like Subway for my sandwiches, or just buckling down and making my own. I make amazing sandwiches, and really just ate at sandwich shops as a quick filler when i was in a rush. My perspective of this all changed after my husband asked it i had ever been to Spiteri's. My answer was "where", in which he immediately had us rush across town so that i could experience this deli for myself.
This place has been amazing since that very first day i got a sandwich. since then I've tried their assortment of salads. This is a WIDE range of salads, and it's ever changing. There's pasta, potato, veggie, fruit, cheese, dessert, i know i'm missing some. They don't skimp on any ingredients. You'll be pleased to find huge chunks of artichokes or delicately cut kiwi slices to look like flowers. The pasta has always been cook perfectly, and the sauces are vibrant in flavor. It's all behind glass so you can drool over what you want as a side with your sandwich, or go all and and just eat a salad. They also have meatloaf nestled in the middle of all of that. This has been my son's favorite. He's 2 and will not eat anything else but a huge slab of meatloaf.
The Sandwiches they make also have their spot in making this place amazing. First of all they have a generous list of meats, cheeses, and breads to choose from. I really enjoy the smoked cheddar they serve, okay i like all their cheeses. the meats are better quality than you could get at most sandwich shops, and the breads have always been fluffy. What you receive after order is a monster of a sandwich. If you ordered something with meat, then expect a good 1 to 2 in mountain of meat on it. If you get just cheese (aka veggie) then you'll be happily please be lots of cheese. On top of all of this there is an italian dressing that sits on most tables that you can drench your sandwich in. This is their version of olive oil and vinegar, and it is truly amazing.
The last thing i'm going to talk about is the customer service. Everyone who works there is kind and upbeat. I haven't had a complaint in the world for the men and women who work behind the counter. In fact, i was even shocked when one of the ladies turned around to take our order, looked at my son, and went "wow, he just gets bigger every time I see him. Will he like the meatloaf today?". That, right there, is amazing. They are a busy business, and yet employees can remember small details like what a 2 year old eats whenever he's in there. read more