Murphy’s Deli

Fast, friendly, delicious, and affordable. Ordered the Gordo burrito cause I’d heard how awesome their shredded beef was, but they were out so I subbed chicken instead. The burrito was delicious and fresh, and around $ 7. Would recommend.

Fast, friendly service in a convenient location.
The food is okay. I ordered a spinach chicken quesadilla: nothing out of the ordinary. They gave me plenty of spinach which made the quesadilla seem healthier despite the cheese.
The guacamole seemed fresh but could’ve used more seasoning/​lime juice.

I’ve tried the Deli twice and the Café twice (the Deli and the Café are both in the same part of the building, just different counters.) I was super unhappy all four times. The food is tasteless and my $ 5 drink – a soy chai, which isn’t exactly rocket science – tasted like hot water both times. The convenience isn’t worth it.

Murphy’s is always my plan B for lunch if I don’t bring anything from home or can’t decide on something else. All of the fare here is pretty standard; sandwiches, wraps, salads. You’re pretty much safe regardless what you choose. The cobb salad is probably one of the better items I’ve tried during lunch.
I would recommend going across the street to Burrito Jimmy’s for breakfast tacos/​burritos in the mornings. They also have bagels and English muffins at Murphy’s, but they’re nothing special. The eggs are rather dull and the spicy salsa leaves me wanting more.
The coffee section on the right is decent. They’re pretty quick in completing their orders and they have all the standard coffee drinks and pastries you’d expect.

For the most part the food is great and the prices are affordable… my only complaint is that one time I got a long hair in my Panini that I didnt stuble into until I was half way thru the first half… good thing I didnt eat it but it grossed me out and havent been back since. I might give them another chance one of these days but its going to take a bit to get that image out of my head.

Average quality food. My co-​workers and I all got some type of panini and thought it was pretty bland. Not terrible but I would rather invest my $ 7 for a better sandwich at Quiznos across the street.

I went with a group and 3 out of the 4 in our group ordered the spicy turkey panini. Needless to say we all really enjoyed the sandwich.

At a friends suggestion, we snuck in a quick bite at Murphys Deli after a quick peak into the Trammel Crow Museum, that exists within the polished Trammel Crow building.
«Interesting fact, this building pipes in its own scent.» He said with the admiration and paused eyebrow raise a gay man might give.
A generic airport cafeteria look: standard offerings like wraps and salads shattered my idea he had built that Murphy’s was something unique. The mechanical staff seemed heavy on rules and low on charm as I ordered a build your own salad, that just had greens, tomatoes, onion, and a small amount of avocado for a ridiculous $ 9.
The lack of Tabasco sauce accentuated the no frills disappointment, but I scored a healthy lite lunch that next time I might enjoy on the surprisingly serene green patio complete with a long river rock based fountain. (4 stars). However, I might just use Murphy’s for a cold drink but bring my own lunch.

Love this place! It’s a quick walk from my work, and has so many options to choose from. However, I rarely stray from the beef taco salad because it’s so good! (Trick is to add jalapenos and ask for extra salsa!)
I’ve had the Gordo Burrito as well, and it’s really tasty as well. Shredded beef is amazing.
Also, the customer service is really nice and very fast which comes in handy with the corporate world! Would eat here everyday if I could!

Murphy’s is located in the building where I work and I am happy to have such a nice deli with an extensive menu to choose from. I come down to Murphy’s about once a month and it never disappoints… either a gyro or the hummus and pita for my lunch. Friendly staff, quick service and reasonable prices!

Murphy’s Deli is overwhelmingly… fine. It’s hidden away inside a corporate office building and does a healthy lunch business that I suspect is based on convenience alone. Not getting a lunch hour, I was excited to find a place in this part of Uptown that I could walk to and not have to brave the craziness that is McKinney Ave. at lunch. However, now that Klyde Warren Park and its food trucks are open, my co-​workers and I have been frequenting Murphy’s much less. The paninis, especially the chicken pesto, are pretty tasty. Their salads are usually a safe bet and they have daily blackboard specials. I’m also a little ashamed to admit I’m a fan of their chicken salad even though it looks like it is purchased in giant tubs. Now, for the negatives. Stay away from their sub bread — I’ve never tasted it that it wasn’t stale. Their club sandwiches are usually dripping in mayo — beware! If you’re in rush and in the area, it’s a fairly solid choice — if not, there’s much better out there.

One of the best deli’s I have ever been to! Amazing customer service and great tasting food! They have a really cool digital menu system as well which gives you a great idea of what you are about to order with lots of pictures!
When you go there ask for Sam, he is really nice and gave us amazing service while we were there! I will be definitely coming back to try more items off their menu since they have everything; salads, wraps, burritos, panini’s, and a host of deli sandwiches with a great breakfast menu.
They also have a coffee corner where they serve Seattle’s Best Coffee, and free wi-​fi so I am also able to work there early in the morning before having to go to the office.

I work in a building near to this location. We’ve (me and my co-​workers) been looking for a new place to go for lunch and we were pleasantly surprised when we found this place today. They have a big selection of salads, wraps, sandwiches, panini’s, etc and the prices were decent. I look forward to going back!