Beach Hut Deli, Granite Bay

The sandwiches are amazing (especially the bread). There is a wide variety of toppings and meat, and decent prices. Although it is a little on the pricier side, the cost is worth it. It is perfect for smaller groups (2-3) but fits larger groups easily. Interior is great, with a pool table and shuffleboard? I think it’s shuffleboard. Either way it’s fun. Recommend trying this place.

Hosted a business meeting/seminar here and it was a great experience and all of our guests had positive reviews. The team here was super responsive and handled our large number of orders with grace and accuracy! Food was high quality as well. Will definitely consider this location again for gatherings of all sizes :)

I grew up across the street from this place when it first opened way back around '88-'89. Stopped in recently and was stoked to see that not only is it still in the same spot, it expanded to double the size and looks like its super fun during football and other happy hour type events. Great staff, great sandos that haven't lost their quality in over 30 years 🤘🏽

I visited this place for the first time this weekend and I'll be honest, I regret that I've been avoiding this place for so many years. I thought they just had sandwiches, but no. When you go inside, you feel like you're in Jamaica. Incredibly beautiful and authentic Hawaiian or Jamaican beach atmosphere, music playing, the whole place is decorated in the style of a beach bar. Tables made of surfboards, wow, I've never seen anything like that. Incredibly delicious sandwiches, which simply couldn't fit in your mouth due to the amount of filling 🤣 Definitely 10 out of 10. I recommend it. Ideal for an evening get-together with friends, watching sports games, having a drink and a tasty meal.

In general Beach Hut is pretty great, if a tad pricey. This particular location seems to be busier than others so the wait time is longer, which can be a little awkward given how cramped the space is. Also, something about this Beach Hut makes me feel like a fish out of water. Some guests are greeted like Norm from Cheers, and others barely get any eye contact, let alone a greeting. The whole place reminds me of the popular rich kid clique from back in high school, which is a weird thing to say about a restaurant, but that's the vibe. 🤷‍♂️ There's this hand-painted mural that covers two walls on the patio, depicting something like 10 to 20 people all in various poses enjoying a day at the beach. On the surface it's charming, but every time I see it I'm more convinced these are portrayals