Deli Delicious ready to serve busy lunch crowd (and any other time of the week)

Dining Guide
Share this Post

Deli Delicious ready to serve busy lunch crowd (and any other time of the week)

Dining Guide
Share this Post

A steady crowd

is a common sight at lunch time each weekday at Deli Delicious, an eatery

in the Braelinn Village shopping center in Peachtree City offering a wide

variety of food choices.

"We have

always thought it would be good to establish a place that served fresh,

homemade, quality food at a reasonable price and in a pleasant and clean

environment," according to Deli Delicious owners Lorraine and Andy

Stasko, who call their establishment "a small, independent, family-owned

business."

While they

do not consider their restaurant a "fast-food" establishment,

Deli Delicious takes special care to serve its customers as quickly and

efficiently as possible. This was evident on a recent weekday visit as

a large number of lunch diners were served in a 30-minute span even though

it was obvious that many of them got their food to go, since there is

a relatively small seating area compared to other restaurants in the area.

As the name

might suggest, the menu contains a number of tasty sandwich choices, both

hot and cold, along with salads, soups and even traditional "home

cooking" meat-and-vegetable combos. House specialities include pastas,

Reuben sandwiches, cheese steaks, and "homemade-fresh" soups

and salads.

"Much

of our menu comes from personal and family recipes," the owners said.

"We've tried to create a variety so that there would hopefully be

something that appeals to everyone."

A typical lunch

consisting of a sandwich, chips and drink costs around $7. Deli Delicious

accepts credit cards.

As mentioned,

takeout orders are available for anything on the menu. Delivery is offered

on orders of $25 or more.

Deli Delicious

also offers catering and will provide food for your next party if you

so desire. For more information, stop by or call 770-631-DELI.

Back

to Dining Guide Home Page |

Stay Up-to-Date on What’s Fun and Important in Fayette

Newsletter

Latest Comments

VIEW ALL

Dining Guide

By F. C. Foodie January 19, 2010

Dining Guide

By Michael Boylan January 19, 2010

Dining Guide

By The Citizen July 14, 2009

Newsletter
Scroll to Top