Jesse & Co Market Place

Friendly, delicious deli about a 10 min walk from Barclay Center. Great, personable service. Delicious, thick and chewy bagel breakfast sandwiches and good coffee. Very affordable for the area too. Takes credit cards and AmEx and has alternative dairy products for coffee drinks– both of which can be difficult to find in S. Brooklyn. Highly recommend and look forward to returning whenever I’m in that neighborhood again.

Best sandwich in the neighborhood… even if you’re not sure what you want Mike will whip you up something special. Great, friendly neighborhood deli.

Best deli in South Brooklyn; been an irregular customer for nine years and a regular one for two.
They make my breakfast five days a week, and some lunches as well. Fresh beer never skunked, reasonable prices, Boar’s Head meats, and all the requisite sundries behind the counter.
Given our neighborhood’s grocery stores have been killed by rent hikes, this is effectively my grocery store, too.
Not sure where I’d be without them.

It’s crazy how the quality in deli sandwiches can vary so greatly between delis that seemingly use the same product. This place knows how to make sandwiches.
They don’t have their own custom sandwiches and I’m not creative, so I asked for an italian sub. The deli worker warned me that it contained 5 meats and cost $ 12, then made me the most gigantic, most delicious Italian sub that I’ve had in a while. So good. So meaty.
I wish they had their own recommendations for sandwiches, as I like to pick from a menu. I think the next time I go in I’ll ask if there’s anything creative that they like to make and just let them have at it.

They definitely take a lot of care in making their sandwiches. However, their is nothing particularly interesting or innovative about this place. They don’t offer you and kind of menu, just a build your own sandwich situation with (mostly) Boar’s Head deli stuff.
So basically, go here if you are near and want a sandwich, but definitely don’t seek it out.

Best dang turkey sandwich I’ve had. Jerk turkey on italian bread… Jesus! !! it’s right on the corner so try not to pass it but man oh man its definitely something I’ll be craving in a couple days lol

«If you’re hungry, there’s a place down the block that makes great sandwiches,» said one out of town visitor to the other. I was a little skeptical when I saw the looks of the place, but I’ll be damned if they don’t make great sandwiches. Will definitely be back next time I’m in town. It’s cramped and crowded, but friendly, and did I mention they make great sandwiches?

This place is great. Good beer selection. But what makes it stand out is the killer breakfast sandwiches. Really stellar. And the people who work there are always super nice as a bonus.

I’ve lived around the Boerum Hill neighborhood for the better part of 10 years and no matter where in the area I live, I go out of my way for their sandwiches. I don’t even bother with any other delis if that’s what I’m craving. Lol. As far as the grocery selection, it’s pretty good. They have a lot of stuff you wouldn’t expect your corner deli to have. But the best part is how nice everyone is. They treat their customers very well and it’s no wonder they have so many regulars. It’s worth the extra couple of blocks to come here!

One of the best sandwhiches I have ever had.

This place has everything. Very convenient, and The staff is really nice too.

Awesome awesome awesome! Everything you’d need, and they’re really nice. Couldn’t ask for more!

There’s nothing worse than things that are overrated, like The Doors, New Year’s Eve, mixology, women’s suffrage,* Pineapple Express, Zenkichi, your mom, looking respectable, crack, etc. They get our hopes up, which are only dashed later on when we realize it’s just average, or worse, terrible.
When I first went to Jesse’s, I assumed it was overrated. But after repeat visits, I’ve realized that for a little bodega/​deli/​convenience store, it really is as good as it gets. Everyone should have one of these near them.
The girl at the counter is cute and friendly.
They make good, fresh sandwiches.
It’s open late night.
Awesome beer selection (Southern Tier even!).
The place is small, but completely packed with just about anything you’d want. And yet, it’s still not too cluttered, just well-​organized.
This is everything a corner deli should have. And more, even.
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*Oh, relax. It was a joke.

Good coffee, nicely made turkey sandwich, friendly employees. Always stocked on the cranberry juice for the gf. I can trust these guys they are very reliable.

Ok, I’ve come around — I love this place now. They’ve got everything under the sun and it’s open ²⁴⁄₇ and the staff are always friendly, chatty, and helpful. The neighborhood would not be the same without Jesse’s.
The made-​to-​order sandwiches are delicious (try the chicken club on a toasted hero), and the bagels are pretty fresh too.

It seems they are no longer open ²⁴⁄₇ (or I was previously mistaken). However, I showed up late one night (around 4am) and since the gentleman inside recognized me, he opened the door and let me right in. «We’re open ²⁴⁄₇ for friends,» he smiled.
Also, recently, when it started pouring suddenly and I mentioned I’d forgotten my umbrella, they loaned me one of theirs and simply said «Just bring it back next time you come.»
Does it get any better than that? And the sandwiches still can’t be beat!

I am at this deli constantly. They pour a GREAT cup of coffee and are always super friendly…
If I left brooklyn, this would be the place I might miss the most.

Hands down the best beer selection west of Park Slope’s Bierkraft.
This place is your typical tiny deli as far as staples go (milk, bread, etc.), but they also manage to always carry an amazing selection of beer — here’s a couple brands they usually have: Unibroue, Samuel Smith’s, Grolsch, Rogue Dead Guy, Arrogant Bastard, Pacifico, Skol, Chimay… to name a few.

An oasis for the serious sandwich eater, Jesse’s will surprise you with the quality, freshness and price of its deli offerings. Colour me all kinds of impressed.

Where everybody knows your name and you’re always glad you came!” Great neighborhood market with all the staples you need when you get off the #4 at Nevins feeling you just barely survived a human salmon run. Not only will you find Lindemann’s Framboise Limbic, string cheese and a staggering variety of Pepperidge Farm cookies, you will also find that the folks who run the market are a very friendly and warm bunch who are just as likely to chat with you about the Steelers’ non– touchdown in the Superbowl, who won the Africa Cup or whether your day went better today than yesterday.