Jason’s Deli

Went there and bought their chicken pasta primo. It’s really greasy so kind of hard to eat but the taste is fine! Also free ice cream makes me very happy! ^-^

I must say, while I love the salad bar, this place is overpriced and definitely not up to the quality it has been in past years. The service is very spotty and the best part of the customer service is the bus or who thinks the tables. When they switch out foods at the salad bar they put the new stuff on top switch out from the bottom so fortunately I was there at a time where they were able to give me all fresh food but unfortunately those who missed out had the old stuff on the bottom.

Disclaimer: this is my 1^st Jason’s Deli experience.
I didn’t have any issues when I visited. The manager personally came over to me and asked if everything was okay. I ordered the beefeater, which was hot and came with hot au jus for dipping. It also came with a pickle and chips.
Tip: The crackers, muffins, and garlic toast are complementary. The muffins are delicious!
I will definitely come back again to try some other meals. If the food continues to be good, I will raise my star rating.

Boy, Jason’s Deli really knows how to put a damper on a sunny weekend day. This location has really lowered the bar. Went around 1:45 on a Saturday for a late salad bar lunch. They were not busy at all so no excuses for the 6 people working there.
1. A good deal of the items on the salad bar were low or running out.
2. The most disgusting part, there were seven, yes seven tables that had not been bused and it was clear the high schoolers working there had no intention of busing them. We were there for an hour and they were all just chatting behind the counter the whole time.
3. The root beer sprayed all over the place.
4. It was freezing.
Come on guys.

So, I know — I should thoroughly check my carry out bag before leaving the restaurant… well, blame me if you want to — but, I’m blaming the restaurant:
Didn’t include the dessert or can of soda I ordered and paid for, and did put onions on the chili, which I specifically detailed in the order to NOT put on the chili.
I guess I should just be thankful they put the correct meat and cheese on the sandwich… oh well, I’ll find other places for lunch carry out.

Love their salad bars. And sandwiches. They have a pretty chill atmosphere and they give me free ice cream. Doesn’t get any better than that.

So slow… it’s a deli… you would like it’s not that hard and appears like it would be fast. And, the food is mediocre at best. Very disappointed!

I hope not all Jason’s Deli’s have the same layout, because as a first time visitor I was very confused. I walked pass the entrance that said take out and delivery to the main entrance. As I walked in I just saw a dining room with some menus in a holder. It looked like an entrance to restaurant where somebody seats you, but its not. There was no indication as if I should seat myself or wait. So I walked a little into the dining room and on the right I finally saw a sign that said dine in and pointed towards a register. From the main door when I walked in the sign was obstructed so I did not see it right away.
I then walked towards the sign and I saw 2 registers, one by the food preparation area and one in an entrance way. For a second I was confused again but quickly realized that the one in the entrance way was for take out. I went to the dine in register to order and as I walked up I realized there full menu is not posted on the wall. They have the soups and a few sandwiches listed, but the full menu had much more. As I had already walked up to register without realizing I needed to pick up and read the menu first I just ordered a bowl of chili.
After I payed I then had no idea where to go. From where I was I could not see the pickup area at the end of a long aisle nor did I see a sign pointing to it. The person who took my order did not indicate where i should go, so I had to ask where to go. As I walked down I finally saw the area where you pick up your order.
After my confusion was ended and I started eating, I realized all my confusion was not worth it. The chili was mediocre. It was way over spiced. It was like I took a bottle of chili powder and just dumped it in my mouth. Also for $ 6 I would have thought they could have put some beans in it. I realize its a chain so the chili just comes from corporate out of a bag, but even for mass produced chili it was not that great.
I thought at least I could finish off my bad experience with a free ice cream cone. That also failed my expectations. They were out of cones.
Even if other locations are better designed, given the quality of food, I don’t think I will be visiting any other location.

Jason’s does a good job making sure their product is consistent across the county, which is one of the great things about this deli. I’ve always thought that Jason’s provided a better quality product than their competition, and the staff is usually friendly and have good energy. The price is a bit steep. $ 10 for a sandwich and then $ 2 for a soda. Yikes. Free ice milk in cones though, so that’s a nice way to finish your meal.
The portions are generous and they pile on the wavy potato chips as well. I can only take half a sandwich and chips, always bring home leftovers for later that night. Good eats in my opinion.

I went here for lunch on Wednesday. They had apparently had a bit of a rush before I got there, but nobody in line when I arrived. Ordered my turkey wrap and sat down. 25 minutes later, no food and the manager is frantically running around trying to figure out who’s food goes where. He approaches me and asks what I ordered. Seriously? You have a ticket, with my number and payment on it. I tell him Turkey wrap, he brings me a chicken salad wrap. Um no, I HATE chick salad. So I walk up and tell him this is wrong. Then he sees the turkey wrap sitting on the ‘delivery’ counter (which I have seen sitting there for at least 10 mins) and gives it to me. I was so hungry I wolfed it down, because I needed to get back to work. The tortilla was dry and there was WAY too much cilantro in the salsa. So needless to say, I am not impressed. I may try it again, but I’m on the fence with it. If you ‘forgot’ someone’s order you don’t hand them something that has been sitting around for 10 minutes, just my personal opinion – you make it fresh. Blah.

When I am in the Tech Center and I want a light lunch, JD is the place to go! I love their fresh ingredients and the quality of their food. It gets pretty crowded in this place at lunch time, so call ahead or be prepared to wait in line with the lunch time rush. Last but not least, don’t leave without getting an ice cream cone!!! By the way… why are the ice cream cones so small now? I wonder if I took 5 of them if they would get mad at me :-)!!!

Really like this place for a nice lunch or even dinner. Very wide range in food selection. They use organic meats and greens. Sandwiches are huge and very tasty. The have low cal specials also.
I had the turkey sandwich which was done just right with loads of turkey. Colleague had the soup of the day and the pastrami. Done very well. All employees were very friendly. Quick in with not a long wait.
Also, they have a great salad bar with some special offerings and free ice cream at the end. Huge drink selection.
The deli place to go for a great lunch or dinner!

I binge on the salad bar and everything else on the menu is also so G double O D good. Organic and fast service with no waiters. Free self serve muffins and ice cream!

A pretty decent option for DTC lunchers… about 8 – 9 $ for a solid lunch deal. I usually go for the cup of soup + ½ sandwich deal. especially now that it’s fall and cooler, I love their chili! I recently tried the cranberry ciabatta sandwich and it was like Thanksgiving in one bite~ Loved it!

Jason’s Deli is my family’s favorite. Every Sunday after church, this is where my Dad wanted to go. Needless to say it is still a favorite of mine.
You are always safe with the salad bar. It is always stocked with everyone’s favorite toppings from water chestnuts, to edamame, to carrots and onions, with many different dressings.
The sandwiches are served up, New York Deli style, with everything cold, sandwiches piled high, and chips in the middle. My favorite is the Reuben, though there is always a little to much corn beef for me to be able to finish it all.
They also have great baked potato. My favorite would be the broccoli cheese potato. A shoe sized potato covered with broc cheese soup. YUM.
To top it all off you can swing by the salad bar and pick up an ice cream cone on your way out. Free with every meal.
Love Jason’s Deli.

We order from here at work a lot because they deliver, but there’s a $ 9 delivery fee so make sure it’s a big crowd so it’s worth it if you ever do.
While they do have the best baked potatoes and broccoli cheese soup ever and the menu selection is phenomenally large it just seems like a lot of their food tastes mass produced.
I got the Big Jim sandwich the other day and it tasted like a dry hunk of parmesan cheese and their chef salad has slices of stuck together sandwich meat in it. It’s not bad food, it’s just not great food. Like I said though, best baked potatoes and broccoli cheese soup ever.
Oh, my friend wants me to mention how she specifically asked for no sprouts on her wrap and it seemed like they added extra. I asked her if she could pick them out and she said, «No, they’re all up in my ranch and stuff!» I really think that someone having sprouts all up in your ranch should be a new slang term… so run with that. Go.

Salad Bar is tremendous.
Never a line at dinner.
Staff always friendly and über courteous

This Jason’s Deli location is busy busy over the lunch hour. But, do not let that scare you off. They push that line through fast so that your business lunch hour is maximized for dinning, not waiting.
They have a huge variety of sandwiches, dishes and combination for any taste. The additional salad bar is also very nice. Along with the salad items, they offer a few different side salads, soups, breads, desserts, ice cream and toppings with a clean presentation.
Jason’s Deli is a much healthier option to the burger and fries lunch if you ask me.

I eat here too often to only give it three stars, but if a bit of Unilocaling doesn’t give one pause for self-​introspection, what’s the point?
The menu is huge (which could be a warning sign), the quality is consistent and they are relatively speedy, unless really busy.
The problem is, nothing stands out food-​wise. I’ve worked my way through a fair bit of the menu, and I am hard pressed to recommend a specific thing to a friend. This is one of the few places I go back to where that is true. Having said that, nothing is horrible — it’s filled with ‘just ok’ food.
I resort fairly often to a menu item they discontinued — one of their enormous baked potatoes with meatballs, cheese, etc. It’s big and perhaps lends the right amount of guilt, but even this isn’t that noteworthy.
The bottom line is you can do way better, even close by. But if you do stop by, I may be there…

I have to praise Jason’s Deli — in a big way. They are one of the few places that does not consistently screw stuff up! They are quick — have a great unique selection — and an awesome salad bar.
BONUS: they have online ordering! I ordered lunch for delivery for 15 people online and everything was correct and even delivered 15 min early! I love you Jason’s!