Martini’s Liquors & Delicatessen

I was craving something sweet so I decided to head to a place I havent been in years. Just to find out I bought old chocolate and be so disapointed. I havent tried their deli but kind of skeptical. I know if they try to clean up their «old» inventory they could make a great come back! I will keep my fingers crossed!!!

Food — Everything I have tried so far has been phenomenal. The breakfast burrito with mozzarella cheese, beans and eggs could be the best I have ever had in my life! And the sandwiches at lunch are HUGE. I can almost always save half for dinner– definitely a huge bang for your buck.
Service — Everyone is extremely pleasant and helpful! I once mentioned that I would love if they carried a specific energy drink I had heard about but had not been able to find anywhere and the next week when I walked in for a sandwich, Victor the owner personally showed me that he had ordered a case to see how if the customers liked it! Talk about customer satisfaction.
Convenience — They actually have really good prices which is surprising given they are a small business but I love picking up any last minute things I need while I am here for breakfast or lunch!
Overall — Absolutely incredible! Hidden gem, I literally drive all the way from San Francisco just to get a sandwich from here if I go too long without one! Definitely recommend it to all my friends and family. I just wish there were had more delis in more convenient locations so I could go even more often!

Martini’s is next to a gas station in a separate parking lot.
beer section had limited selection. most didn’t have pricing or had very limited pricing. went to deli dection.
deli section was blocked by a standing display but i went around to find the deli cases were all empty
sampling: ordered a reuben (5.25) got a hot pastrimi (3.95 + .50)
–for a sammie that’s been warmed, it was surprisingly cold.
–had lettuce, onions, cheese, mayo? and mysterious flavor on wheat bread.
–healthy portion of pastrami, bargain pricing. 3 stars.
–would repeat. roast beef next time?
–sammie options limited.
on draught:
–cat and dog food available here.
–chip and soda combo available 6ish, passed
–cheerful, courteous service.

I must be suffering from Unilocalheimer’s, because I was so sure that I had reviewed Martini’s before reading Ivy R.‘s alcohol-​related mission of mercy.
In this Refinery area of town, there are limited dining options. And with limited exceptions (like Cinco de Mayo), there’s not much to write home about unless you head Downtown. I stop here more out of convenience for lunch and always when it’s light outside. The Martini’s Deli (such that it is) is barely surviving on their limited and reasonably tasty $ 4.99 sandwich (including soda and a small bag of chips) special.
They do have a large selection of nicely priced alcohol and a interesting assortment of «quirky» clientèle to match. And I’m sure this place is «entertaining» during the evening hours when I’m far away.

I have never had the desire to ever come to this liquor store. Until we ran out of vodka and Kahlua.
I marched down here to see what kind of prices they had. They had a large bottle of Pinnacle Vodka for $ 18.99.
That price is better than you can get at a grocery store.
Kahlua was around $ 17.00. I walked out of there with my weekend treats and was very happy.
Occasionally there is some riffraff out side. I have seen some police action go down here too.
The deli part of the name I don’t know because I didn’t see anything that resembled a deli inside.
Maybe my new go to emergency booze stop.