Deli Towne Usa, Reno, Nevada Restaurant Details

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I love deli town. They have amazing sandwiches that blown subway out of the water. They have monthly special creations, along with a huge variety of breads that are made in house, cheeses, freshly sliced meats, and all the regular veggies. My favorite is the grand slam USA, think of Thanksgiving on a sandwich. The price is a little high but it's worth it.

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Best Cuban sandwich in Reno funny thing is that it's in a gas station...

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Amazing sandwiches n soups

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Deli Towne is one of my favorite Deli's in Reno. They do a great job of making you forget they are located in a gas station. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and while there is generally a line they are good at what they do so the wait isn't too bad.

If you are looking for a great sandwich somewhat late, 8 pm, then this is not the place for you. The hours state 9 pm so we thought we had plenty of time to not be those dicks, the one's that show up right before close and make you undo all the closing procedures you'd done when it was super slow because it's so close to closing that all you want to is for 9pm to arrive so you can bolt. Yeah, you know you've been on both sides of that situation. Back on track. We arrived at 8 pm and were told they only had white or wheat and weren't able to order our first choice sandwich (Meatball). The guy kept telling us what they didn't have and finally named off a few sandwiches he did have. I had the egg salad (bland-really needed salt and pepper, not worth $7 for a small) my friend had a pastrami and really enjoyed it ($10 for a medium is pretty rapey though).

This is the first time I have experienced anything other than great food/service in the years I have been going to Deli Towne so they still get 4 stars and I will simply stay away from them during the later evening hours.

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First off, it's going to cost a lot. I drop 12-15 bucks for a medium sandwich with a few extras and a drink. But 15 bucks seems like nothing for a borderline religious experience. It's that good. I've convinced so many people to come here (most of whom are brought to tears by the relentless assault of glorious flavor within each bite) that I should get some kind of human-advertisement discount.

If you get the special bread (any kind), the shakers and throw as much meat, cheese and veggies as you want, you'll really know what it's like to visit perhaps the greatest gas-station deli/achievement in history.