5 Best Delis near Elizabethtown

“We recently ordered breakfast catering for a company event. We ordered 35 orders of breakfast sandwiches, Juices, and coffee. The service was perfect, Price was right, right on time, and everyone was raving about how huge and delicious the sandwiches were. I'll definitely be using them again soon!“

“In town, they probably have the best subs. But in grand scheme of Harrisburg/Hershey sub places, this isn’t too great. In town, go for it pretty good food, the place is really small though, and the service is ok. I wish they had more seating.Parking: Not many spotsWheelchair accessibility: No stairs“

“It's a definite indulgence to get the subs and meals here! I was pleasantly surprised! I ordered an Italian sub, Chicken Parmesan Dinner and the Stuffed Chicken Breast Dinner. Each one absolutely ? % quality and definitely filled me up. I'm now going there at least weekly with my appetite to try more. Go! Buy! Eat! You won't be disappointed! Oh I should have taken photos... next review I will have photos or I can add. You also can pre-order and save some money. I can say that the prices are VERY reasonable. The atmosphere there is like a quaint old fashioned deli. It's very clean. It is a definite tasty treat!Vegetarian options: I didn't look for vegetarian but it does have meatless meals. You can order a meal too.Kid-friendliness: The owner is a very professional and personable person. You receive excellent service and if a child is with you, I'm sure all is good.“

“Absolutely love this Deli, customer service was amazing! You Should definitely check this place out if you looking for some excellent quality food ??Parking: We parked in the bank parking lot across the street cause we were just grabbing our food and leaving quick“

“A hot cup of coffee got my breakfast started at Dawn's Deli. The Greek omelet was perfectly made, thickly stuffed with feta, olives, and sweet peppers. The rye toast was lightly buttered, and the home fries were uniquely cut in thin slices. The bacon was perfectly crisp. Two homemade cookies were a treat to nibble in the car. The brick building looks like the older historic structures in Emigsville, and the staff suspect it may have been the train station dating from the mid-1800s. There is a pleasant dining room as well as a few outdoor picnic tables. This was a great way to start the day ... and the lunch menu looked enticing, too.“