Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Bike Parking: Yes Good for Kids: Yes
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$ Price range Under $10
2 reviews
Carrie Angevine
An average deli. I can tell the man behind the counter gets a lot of crap from their usual customers as he was really curt with everyone. My bacon egg whites/ cheese on whole wheat was exactly as I ordered it and my coffee was not half bad. For 4 bucks, you can't expect much else.
Like most things in downtown Brooklyn, what you find is generally "meh" or decent. The Jay Street Deli is no exception. I came in here for, what else, a turkey sandwich. And what I got? A turkey sandwich and watching some dude make a complete ass out of himself while I waited for my sandwich to be made (I love that!).
The sandwich? Bread was a little chewy, turkey and cheese were fine, and the guy needs to learn how to cut a sandwich all the way through. But decent nevertheless.
Cost? $4.50.
The self-imposed ass? Came in accusing the counter man of short-changing him. Proceeded to count the change that was in his pocket after they agreed to what the price of his items were. Found out that the counter man had actually given him the correct change. The ass's response? "Oh."
An average deli. I can tell the man behind the counter gets a lot of crap from their usual customers as he was really curt with everyone. My bacon egg whites/ cheese on whole wheat was exactly as I ordered it and my coffee was not half bad. For 4 bucks, you can't expect much else.
Like most things in downtown Brooklyn, what you find is generally "meh" or decent. The Jay Street Deli is no exception. I came in here for, what else, a turkey sandwich. And what I got? A turkey sandwich and watching some dude make a complete ass out of himself while I waited for my sandwich to be made (I love that!).
The sandwich? Bread was a little chewy, turkey and cheese were fine, and the guy needs to learn how to cut a sandwich all the way through. But decent nevertheless.
Cost? $4.50.
The self-imposed ass? Came in accusing the counter man of short-changing him. Proceeded to count the change that was in his pocket after they agreed to what the price of his items were. Found out that the counter man had actually given him the correct change. The ass's response? "Oh."
Cost? Priceless.