Erik’s DeliCafe

Stopped hear on the way to a birthday party, first time in the area. Clean place, good ambience, mediocre food. Not much for kids, they had a cheese pita, which consisted of cheese and pita nothing else. Could have purchased at the grocery store and gotten the same thing. My wife and I had a chicken pesto sandwhich, it was very dry, the chicken looked like it was store bought chicken strips cut up into small pieces, very little flavor. I had a small bowl of tomato bisque, which was good. I haven’t been to any other sandwich places in the area, but a mainstream shop would probably have been a better bet.

I’ve been to this location a couple of times and the pace is a little on the slower scale but the customer service is exceptional. Always greeted with a smile and always acknowledged if there’s going to be a wait. Location is just off of 101 in a plaza with other great fast food eateries and cafes. Very clean and all produce looks and tastes fresh.
Recommendations: (I prefer light «goo»)
–Clam Chowder
–Pilgrim’s Progess: Turkey Breast and fresh Avocado on 9-​Grain Wheat Bread with Erik’s «Secret Goo,» Red Onions, Tomatoes and Sprouts
–Abbot’s Habit: Roast Beef, Swiss Cheese and fresh Mushrooms, heated on a Sweet French Roll with Erik’s «Secret Goo,» Red Onions, Tomatoes and Sprouts
–Pot Belly: Turkey Breast, Pastrami and Monterey Jack Cheese, loaded on Sliced Sourdough with Erik’s «Secret Goo,» Red Onions, Tomatoes and Sprouts
Enjoy!

We had the «REO Speedwagon» sandwich and a cup of their clam chowder. They both were very good and the service was fast and friendly. We will be going back to try some of the other sandwiched they offer soon. :-)