Druxy’s Famous Deli

This location has amazing staff that are honestly so passionate about the freshness and quality of the ingredients they use. Prices are on the higher end but for the location it’s pretty average plus the portions are very large.

If you happen to be walking down Queen Street then this is a great place to stop for lunch. The staff is super friendly and make you feel very welcome and comfortable. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is due to a higher price than you’d expect for a sandwich and pickle ($ 10) although the sandwich ingredients were tasty and very fresh

I love the grilled cheese sandwiches from here — I always get mine with tomato and a good amount of ketchup on the side. For about 3.50 (after tax) it makes for a great small lunch/​snack. I had their roast beef, but found it a little too salty, but I don’t like most processed meats anyway. The staff here are the best though, really friendly. One time they gave me salad dressing for free, and I vowed to commemorate their kindness.

Druxy’s has really evolved nicely over the years. They’ve got a good selection of breads (mostly Silverstein’s), fresh ingredients, and good prices. My cheese sandwich (havarti!, lettuce and tomato), a pickle and soft drink was under 5 bucks.
They also offer 4 or 5 soups, all with displayed nutritional info.
The staff is friendly and efficient.

A bit pricey for a sandwich, but it was good! Apparently, Druxy’s idea of breakfast is a custom made grilled cheese, which I had for lunch since it’s served all day. The base price is $ 2.75, which includes bread and sandwich, but that’s not much fun. I had mine with ham and tomatoes, and it was delicious! Combined with a bottle of vitamin water, the total bill was about $ 9. Good thing they take credit cards. I supposed that’s the average price one pays to eat lunch downtown.
There are 9 different bread options. 9! I went with French and it made a great grilled cheese. Other toppings you can add to your sandwich include (but not limited to) egg, bacon, sausage, turkey, salami, lettuce and peppers. If grilled cheese isn’t your kind of breakfast, they also offer peanut butter and banana, lox, oatmeal and assorted pastries. They also have lunch items like custom made sandwiches and soup.
The shop is small, but there’s seating for about 10 people. The employees are nice and efficient at their job. That’s a plus for me since I didn’t have much time to scarf down my breakfast/​lunch.

I popped in today for my first time after dreaming about corned beef sandwiches for months.
And I was sort of disappointed.
While the staff were really nice, the food quality just wasn’t there. The corned beef was really soft and almost slimy. And for $ 10, the quantity wasn’t there either. I mean, you go to… even Pickle Barrel, and you’ll get a healthy (heh heh heh) amount of food placed in front of you. Here, though… for $ 10, you get a pretty small sandwich and a solo pickle wrapped up (kind of lazily) in some saran wrap.
Overall? I might go again, but definitely not for the $ 10 meat sandwich. They have salads and soups which might be worth while? Oh. And what took it from a ²⁄₅ to a ³⁄₅? One of the staff says «beauty» after everything you say.
«Mustard?» «Yes, please.» «Beauty.»
“White or brown?” «Brown.» «Beauty.»
“Drink with that?” «No, thank you.» «BEAUTY.»