Holy Mac & Deli

Friendly, simple, clean, and the food was deeelish! Enjoyed our dinner, was a bit spendy but well worth the fresh cheese

When you walk inside Holy Mac & Deli you are greeted to a modern interior with extra-​large windows, centrally located very clean stainless steel kitchen, surrounding bistro tables and a quaint but well stocked wine & craft beer bar. I am not sure if they serve liquor.
I love the view from the Southgate Hill overlooking parts of Kennewick, Pasco and Northern Columbia Valley. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch & dinner.
We (four of us) enjoyed our dinner options. Delicious-​large serving House Spring Mix Salad Greens tossed with Cranberry, Sun Dried Tomatoes, Dried Cranberries & Pecans ($ 7.95) … «Holy Mac Beef Dip» ($ 11.95) — Hoagie Bun, Sliced Beef, Provolone cheese, grilled onions served w/​Italian Spiced Au Jus… Individual baking skillet «Mediterranean Baked Marconi» with melted Feta cheese, Monterey Jack cheese mixed with Sun Dried Tomatoes, Kalamata Olives ($ 10.95) … «Conner’s Sour Cream & Bacon Macaroni» also served in an individual baking skillet with melted American cheese, Colby cheese, Sharp Cheddar cheese, Sour Cream and Bacon Bits ($ 8.95)
The dishes went great with the various craft beers we had. Wait staff was attentive and the kitchen was efficient in preparing the dishes with very good plate presentations.
We will be back.

Had the amazing opportunity to try the crab Mac. I always said I’d never diminish my crab by mixing it with any other dish ever… Holy Mac this is an excellent mix!!! The fact that the house red is 14 Hands Hot to Trot… haha we were meant to be!!!

With a name like «Holy Mac and Deli» I had high hopes for the Mac. We shared an order of the classic macaroni and cheese, and also shared a hot pastrami sandwich.
Classic Mac: The macaroni and cheese came out piping hot. A definite plus. There were some good crusty cheese and breadcrumbs on the top. However, I felt the dish lacked spice or that extra kick to make it something special. It was basic Mac and cheese.
Pastrami sandwich: very tasty. A real winner. Yummy bread, deliciously sautéed onions, and quality tasting meat; great flavor all around.
Service was phenomenal. Friendly server who was very on too of things.

This place was absolutely delicious! Between the four of us we had the Mediterranean Mac, the sour cream and bacon Mac, a bacon eggs and cheese sandwich, and a Reuben sandwich. The sour cream and bacon Mac was particularly good. It was rich and creamy with delicious cheese. My dad ordered the Reuben and said it was one of the better Reuben sandwiches he had ever tasted.
The service was attentive and friendly, and our food came quickly. It ended up being a bit pricey, but that was to be expected for food so delicious!
I definitely recommend this restaurant!

N and I had a fantastic lunch on a Friday afternoon here at Holy Mac & Deli. We were pleasantly surprised when we approached the inside of this joint that it was a fairly large sit-​down establishment (even has an adorable Bar)! The place has floor to ceiling windows on two of the buildings’ sides which makes it a wonderful place for lunch with friends, brunch with the in-​laws, or wine with your girlfriends.
I had the cold turkey sandwich and a cup of their clam chowder (avail. only on fri) while N had a hot turkey sandwich — he ordered it with no onion or tomatoes but received it with both, however, I don’t think of that as a huge mistake. Our waitress was super friendly and apologized. N ended up loving his sandwich!
I absolutely loved the clam chowder — better than some at the Coast! The turkey in both sandwiches were thickly sliced and tasted fresh! Not sure if their bread is homemade but was wonderfully flaky and soft.
Overall, we will be back. It’s a little out of the way for us, but I highly enjoyed my meal. Would love to come back and try their varieties of wine/​beer.