McAlister's Deli

So much to choose from, I got the chef salad with ranch Amma Chipotle ranch it was very large salad and very fresh and delicious. Staff was friendly service was quick. Place was quiet and clean

Each time I talk myself into going to McAlister's Deli again, I regret it even more than the last time. It's like they just keep getting worst at getting my orders right and the toppings keep getting skimpier. It's a shame, because the food tastes good, but it just isn't worth the money anymore. Like today, I ordered a half n half option (half veg baked potato and half veg sandwich). The potato had hardly any vegetables at all, no cheese whatsoever, and came with a tiny thimble-sized sour cream. I got it home and had to add my own cheese and sour cream. The sandwich was delicious but the bread was toasted to the point of being partially burnt. It's such a shame that what was once such a great place to eat has gone down hill big time. =(

As soon as I walked in, the place was almost empty. Not surprised, as it was a week night, plus they're not your typical fast food joint. The lobby is always clean, spacious with plenty of seating space (both low and high tables) and some really neat wall decor, as well as warm, cozy lighting. The menu has a lot to offer, from soups and sandwiches to desserts and kids options. There is plenty to choose from, even for the pickiest of eaters in your family. Definitely don't expect low prices; however, definitely well worth to treat yourself every now and then.

We used this private glassed in room for a simple anniversary party. Manager Scott was very accommodating. I would definitely recommend this location for small gatherings in the future. J'vill is limited, but greatful for delish catering trays and clean space for small events.

Old blonde woman with black glasses is incredibly rude. I came in as a delivery driver and she micromanaged me the whole time I was picking up the customers order. Prompting me to ask if I was not supposed to grab the orders for myself. She responded no I'm supposed to but that delivery people are known for taking the wrong orders and it makes issues for them. Interesting, So it's okay to micromanage, stereotype, and have prejudice against a service your business has decided to opt in to. Truly if it's an issue she could be handing out orders to delivery drivers from the holding rack instead of standing around and waiting for opportunities to be a rude jerk to people, but something tells me actually working isn't as fun for her as it is looking for arguments. Really after the way I