Four Seasons Cafe & Deli

The old owners sold it and it has gone downhill fast. The food doesn’t taste as good, ingredients are often not available and the person behind the counter has poor customer service skills. Sorry, I’m not returning.

Came in here around 11am no one was eating. Just one person working, look at the pastas that were display in the deli section ask for the dried tomato pasta but the employee said it was a day old and not worth eating. So why even have it out in the first place. Or why not make fresh pasta so people can buy it and enjoy it. I order the Italian HOT sandwich and a egg bagel sandwich with a bag of chips. Waited and then some lady stop by to buy some coffee and she paid with CASH. I clearly seen and was asking myself is he going to wash he’s hands??? NOPE!!! Right after that he started to make my sandwich… So I stop him and said «hey can you please wash your hands, I just seen you deal cash with your hands. «(They don’t wear gloves) He then nods he’s head and said ok and began to wash he’s hands. That really killed my appetite. Then I went to the bathroom in the back… gross. Pass by dirty mops and food supplies and went inside the bathroom place was dirty and gross. Smelled BAD…
Then my food arrived. He forgot to add onions .so I ask him for some onions then he brought me some like a lot of onions … The sandwich was kinda salty had way better Italian sandwiches at different deli’s I didn’t like it. The egg bagel sandwich was ok but he nuked the eggs in the microwave. Very fast food like. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
Just not my type of deli.
Beware, WATCH your food and see he washes he’s hands. I don’t really like giving bad reviews but this place ain’t making it.

HAS NEW OWNERS. I used to love this place but with the price increase and the decrease in the quality and quantity is not worth it anymore. So sad I miss the old owner. Just for the Turkey Supreme it went from being a pretty good big, fresh sandwich priced at $ 5.75 to a blah sandwich with old ingredients and a size decrease for the low low price of $ 7.75 plus tax. Can you say no thank you?

Yeah. Not worth the price. The turkey supreme was just your average, everyday, run of the mill turkey sand. Paid $ 7.75 for that. Nothing special about it at all. Quite small and unimpressive.
Wife got the tuna sand. She was also unimpressed with the size to price ratio.
Customer service was weak… And we were both served lukewarm sink water in 1970’s style plastic pizza restaurant cups.
Sorry Unilocal,gotta disagree with y’all on this one.

I came in the yesterday and I was disappointed with the food I received. I ordered the lamb plate which I ordered in the past. When I came home I was very disappointed with the quality of the food. If tasted nothing like the past times I ordered. The meat had a lot of chewy pieces in it. In addition to this the price of the plate went up, but the portions were smaller. After my first review I’m sad to say that yesterday’s visit changed how I feel about this place.

Nice, clean location. Friendly service. Tasty, fresh food at a very reasonable price. Pretty good for my first visit.

The sandwiches here are pretty good, but a bit on the greasy side for me. It was a greasy mess, dripping all over my hands and I’m normally not a messy eater haha. Service was friendly. Food looks and tastes fresh!

Food: I tried their chicken wrap and chicken focaccia sandwich. Both were delicious! Ingredients tasted fresh and of good quality. Price is cheap for a big portion, 6.25 — 6.75.
Drinks: I tried their ice chai latte and it was sweetly delicious. It tasted similar to the one from Starbucks. Also, bonus points: the owner gave me and my friend a free refill when we were leaving! He just offered it to us, but it was when the store was closing and we were the last to leave. Wow. That was so nice of him and totally made our day brighter! :)
Service: friendly and kind, obviously from my experience explained above.
I highly recommend this mom and pop restaurant. Delicious, affordable, quality food served by friendly people!
5 stars!

Came here with the intention of eating healthy by ordering a chicken sandwich and it was so drenched with olive oil, pesto, and peppers that it no longer seemed in the «healthy category». However, the sandwich was good and the service was friendly. Love to support local businesses rather than the large chains.

After reading All the reviews I went to check this place out, come to find out that the only thing the lady could make for me was hot Sandwich which there are only 6 of. No wraps or specialty sandwich !! Her brother was not their and she did not do any of the sandwiches !!!

Usually not a typical visit of the Love City, I accidentally visited Four Seasons because of a sudden craving for food and this accidental visit actually ended up pretty well. I ordered the Lamb Shawarma, a dish with lamb meat, hummus, fattoush, and tabbouleh wrapped with tabboon bread and a bowl of Greek Yogurt Parfait. The Lamb Shawarma was of decent quality with a unique taste derived from the combination of the lamb meat hummus, and fattoush. The parfait was rich, creamy, and had a fresh, blended flavors of strawberries, blueberries, granola, honey, and greek yogurt. As a result, my first visit of Four Seasons was ended in a surprising fashion. By the way, customers would get a 10% discount for a check-​in on Unilocal!What more can I ask for!

I loved coming here often when it was «Mr. Bagel». The owner then was a friendly man and the other lady there was always very nice also. I miss them both.
With these new owners, I don’t feel that same nice and friendly vibe I used to get when I would come before. They do have a lot to offer, sandwiches, bagels, salads, smoothies, fresh squeezed juice, etc.
The first time I visited this café and deli, I purchased a plain bagel with cream cheese and a wild strawberry smoothie. My bagel was perfectly toasted and the cream cheese wasn’t too much. The only thing I didn’t like is that my smoothie tasted more like a strawberry and banana smoothie. Which of course, I didn’t expect.
The second time here I ordered a plain bagel with cream cheese and a wild berries smoothie. My bagel seemend overly toasted but my smoothie was quite tasty.
Overall, not a bad place but it didn’t seem to hit the spot. Maybe their smoothies aren’t so bad but I am a little sketchy on ordering anything different.

It’s a new business, so I wish I had better things to say about the place. The tables were all dirty (when there was practically nobody there) and it didn’t look like they were going to be cleaned anytime soon, also the apples they were displaying on the counter had all gone bad. I should have listened to my gut and left, but I always like to give new places a chance. The food was really not that tasty and I ended up with food poisoning that could not have come from anywhere else.

Four Seasons, like its predecessors, is a great place to meet someone for a relatively private conversation — particularly during non-​lunch hours. The coffee is good, and the new Mediterranean lunch menu is promising.
I had the lamb shawarma. It was good without being extraordinary. Pretty much what you would expect a lamb shawarma to be. The portion was pretty large, in particular considering the $ 6 price. I’d have it again.

Expect to find a few nice fellas, variety of deli items and good prices.
Had lunch with a co-​worker on a Friday around noon. I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap ($ 5.95). I originally wanted lamb but they weren’t serving it :(Our lunch was brought over about 10 mins. after ordering and paying at the register.
The wrap was good. It had cucumber, tomato, hummus, «spicy» (not really to me) sauce and chicken wrapped in lavash. It also came with a salad. Overall a filling and healthy lunch.
The restaurant has 6 – 7 tables, serves quick items such as bagels, breakfast sandwiches, coffee, smoothies, sandwiches, wraps and sandwiches. It is clean and staff is attentive.
I was surprised that they were busier during lunch time on a week day. It is a good place to grab a quick bite.

Breakfast review******
This place is okay for breakfast. It’s strictly breakfast sandwiches. Do not be fooled like I was into thinking you’re getting packages, bacon and eggs. The ham, egg & cheese croissant I got was good and piping hot! I had to let it sit for a while before I could eat it. The service was friendly and $ 2 check-​in offer is good on breakfast sandwiches too!

I got the lamb/​chicken wrap. I was a little turned off when I saw him getting the meat out the cooler and then zapping it in the microwave. Over all it was o-​k, I’ve definitely had better. But if I come back I’d try some of their salads and or a regular cold cut sandwich.
I did get a fruit bowl that was pretty good!

Stopped here for lunch to check out a new spot in the Dro.
I ordered a specialty sandwich — the ribe eye with blue cheese. The sandwich maker took the meat right from the counter and it looked great. When he finished assembling it all together the sandwich was fairly packed and most importantly it tasted fresh. A really good sandwich and it was $ 6.25 — not a bad price these days.
The place was clean and everyone in the place was watching some Confederations Cup with Espana winning on penalty kicks! Even the staff was watching and everyone was into it.
They have a wide selections of drinks. I got some orange San Pellegrino to wash it all down.
Looking forward to checking this spot again and trying some other sammies on the menu!

Four Seasons is a apt name. for a café and deli having a varied menu of traditional sammies, salads, gourmet sammies, specialty wraps, «supreme» sammies, breakfast, smoothies, juices, and coffee/​expresso.
menu is traditional american with mediterranean fare (shawerma, humus, falafel).
drink: mango tango (20 oz 4.45)
«mango, pineapple, banana, yogurt, sherbet, ice»
–sweet and tasty. not sure if fruits used, a banana was.
sips:
–only observed single person working
–friendly, efficient service
–sammies, shawerma reasonable priced.

I was pretty sad to see Mr. Bagel gone. The owners were really nice people who always seemed genuinely happy to see me when I’d come in for lunch, and it seemed like their closure was really sudden.
But one day newspaper went up on the inside of the windows, and within a few weeks Four Seasons opened up shop. One of my managers walked over and got a menu from them a couple of days ago and we were sold on the offerings and prices. Today I made my first visit during my lunch break.
Compared to Mr. Bagel, Four Seasons seems to have more seating and they now have a very large deli case with selections of fresh meats that they use in their sandwiches and various cold salads (pasta, tuna, etc.). Cold drinks are in fridges by the doors, and the menu is pretty extensive; aside from bagels and sandwiches there’s a variety of lunch plates on the menu offering Mediterranean inspired dishes.
I ordered the chipotle chicken sandwich which comes on toasted ciabatta bread. It’s made to order and if you eat in it’s served with a side of hummus, gussied up with various toppings. The sandwich was stacked with chicken, which was shredded and cooked in a smoky chipotle sauce with roasted red peppers and covered in melted cheese, with lettuce and tomato. For $ 6.25 this was a really great sandwich; not only was it delicious, but not skimpy in the least.
The lone man working behind the counter was really nice and welcoming and worked fast to get me my food. There is really quite a lot to try here, and I’m looking forward to having another café just a couple doors down as another lunch option at work. The remodel on the inside not only looks great but has really opened up the place. Great first meal at Four Seasons.