Andy’s Deli

Great little find when I was in Boise for business. Walked in, had the daily special, and pleasantly surprised. Very hospitable staff and great food.

Great place to get a sandwich! I am glad I stopped in. I would recommend — I will be going back.

My favorite place to eat on my lunch breaks! Even when it’s crazy busy the food is fast, and fresh. Not to mention the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Once you’ve been a few times, you’re basically treated like family! (With the occasional free cookie, too!) I would recommend them and their beef Bahn Mi to anyone!

Andy’s is a great place for a fresh, quick meal at lunchtime in downtown Boise. They have a huge menu board of sandwiches, soups and tons of sides. I go for BLT + Avocado or the Capitol Club on gluten free bread — both are stacked high with fresh ingredients. In addition, the staff are super friendly and make an effort to remember you if you come in on a regular basis.

Without a doubt, the best place for lunch in downtown Boise. Wei & Ven (sorry if spelled wrong) epitomize the genuine hardworking small business owner. They remember you, even if you only visited once before. Their menu covers all of the staples of the American deli, plus a few goodies like egg rolls, fried rice, potatoes, and pot roast.
The portions are huge. You can easily split a sandwich (try the Andy’s wrap) with a friend. Wei hand makes every sandwich so perfectly. They are never sloppy and certainly never not good. My favorites are the reuben and Andy’s Wrap. The BLTA is great for a big appetite.
Get there during the lunch rush hour and you will wait in a line. Arrive before 11:30 am and you’ll be golden. It’s obvious the folks at Andy’s care for their customers, they have tons of regulars (as you will hear Wei greet everyone by name).

Fantastic corner deli. They dish up no-​frills, quality food. The service was excellent — they knew just about every customer by name. I’ll definitely be going back for another Reuben and some chili — only $ 8 for the combo ($ 5.65 for the sandwich alone). I’d choose this place over Jimmy John’s every time.

I ate here yesterday and ordered the Reuben. It seemed to take a long time to get my sandwich but it was soooo worth it! This was a large sandwich! It was very tasty, fresh with great pastrami on it. My only complaint is that it was over-​dressed with too much Thousand Island dressing. The servers are very sweet and courteous. I will return.

I recently called for a delivery and the person who I spoke to on the phone was not very kind, they would cut me off as if they were in some hurry. They then passed me too another person who did the same thing, didn’t give me my total and didn’t read back my order.
NONE THE LESS — the food was very good, everything was correct and the price wasn’t high! I will be ordering from there to see if maybe they were just have an off day, I would just like to have a better phone experience.
I recommended their turkey sandwich and turkey noodle soup.

Fast, cheap, and yummy! This is a real deli. They offer everything from sandwiches to fried rice, with coffee and ice cream in between. The service is great and the atmosphere casual.

Went back again on this trip and they rocked it again. Awesome food perfect price.
Will come back asap.

In downtown Boise on business, I needed a quick lunch between meetings. I walked right by Andy’s Deli, took one look, and decided to go in.
Though there was a small line, I was helped within a minute. A pleasant woman took my order. I ordered a turkey and avocado sandwich, protein style. I paid the cashier (who I think may have been Andy), then sat down as the cashier told me that he would deliver the sandwich to my table. Within five minutes I had my food.
Sandwich was nicely prepared and tasty. Just what I asked for.
Andy’s Deli isn’t a fancy place. It looks like a place right out of the 70s, but is fresh and clean. Service is great… something not commonly found in a sandwich shop. I’m a fan, and I recommend Andy’s Deli.

I’ve had some pretty decent lunch here is the past. Today they had a bahn mi special, so I tried it without a second thought.
This is a great deli with great comfort food, but they somehow missed the mark slightly on this one.
The roll was pretty nice, and the veggies on the bahn mi were fresh and dressed with a nice sauce. Even the fresh peppers added just the right bite. The thing that made me laugh was the meat. It was the chinese pork tenderloin, like you get when you order pork and seeds. LOL
Although edible, it was not awesome like so many of their other choices. Maybe my expecations were too high or something, but I was dissappointed.
Hopefully they get a nice pot of pulled pork with some nice spices going like I know they can do — then they’ll have something. :-)

There are very few really good delis in Boise, and Andy’s is at the top of that short list. The staff is so friendly, learning my name and order after just a few short visits. Everything is very fresh, and they are always coming up with new soups and sandwiches that are great! Very few places have this quality of simple, good food, with this much pride and heart in what they do.

Need an affordable quick bite in downtown Boise? This place is worth checking out. They have a diverse menu and the friendliest staff you’ll ever meet. The owners remember your name the first time you walk in and they seriously don’t forget. I get the Philly Cheese and enjoy it quite a bit. A house secret is the spicy rice with bacon. It’s fried rice with siracha and bacon, and it’s delicious.

We had a delicious lunch! I had the finger steaks, they were tender and perfectly cooked. My husband had the Capital Club, very generous sandwich and delicious bacon! What a great local place, where they take the time to lean everyone’s name and their favorite menu items

Total mom and pop shop.
I walked in late, like 3:30 on a Monday, looking for something to eat as I’d forgotten lunch earlier in the day as I’d been exploring downtown. Greeted warmly by the Asian lady behind the counter, who’s immediately recommending the cheese steak.
The space is small. .. along one wall is the large counter/​kitchen/​line, with old fashion menu boards hanging behind it. Think of those old school menu boards with the ¾″ plastic letters and the white background that you’d see at the community pool concession’s stand or the local church bulletin board. The other half of the space is filled with small tables, again, a bit older and dated. While I’d originally thought the quick greeting and Philly pitch were just canned, I realize from the woman’s body language that she really is hoping to help me and get me some food. I end up getting the cheesesteak, a side of mac salad, and a drink.
Food comes out on a little plastic tray, the sandwich in a cardboard boat and a generous amount of mac salad in a styrofoam bowl. Total damage is south of $ 10, even with a tip. A little surprise as the tray liner is a Chinese zodiac liner, suggesting this is even more of a throwback, an immigrant business with an American name…
I sit in the window, and while I’m eating, I see other customers come in, greeted warmly, even hugged, etc. Obviously these folks have established themselves and planted roots in the community.
Nothing to write home about the food, but no complaints either. Solid macaroni salad, a good, hearty cheese steak, and I leave the place more than full.
Nothing fancy here and a bit of a throwback, but a rad little business that’s focused and executing well.

I love this place! I found it shortly after working down town, but generally bring my own lunch. Recently i introduced my co-​workers and we came 2 times in one week!
I enjoy the salads — mainly i try to stay on the healthy side. But everything always looks amazing and I really want to work myself through the menu — like seriously!
They have a little bit of everything, sandwiches, salads, wraps, burgers, hot option each day — it’s great!
The staff is extremely friend and happy and makes you happy when you walk in the door!
IT’s a basic place, but you can get all kinds of options for a nice deal!

With my new position downtown I’ve been given a great opportunity to try new food options that I either I didn’t know existed or didn’t have a reason to visit.
I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in. It seems like a true honest deli that you’d see in New York. I met with the owners and asked what was good.
The menu is large, but she pointed out her best sellers. I ordered the philly with fried rice as a side.
The Sandwhich was amazing. A little small for what I’m used too, but still satisfying. The side was a let down. Dry and bland. I went on a second visit and got the philly and tots. Sandwhich was great side was lacking. It’s a shame I can’t find a decent side dish here. The sides seem overpriced and under value for what I want.
Would I recommend Andy’s? Of course, but save your money on the hot sides.

The BEST. Great menu and EVERYTHING is delicious. I recommend Capital Club with small fried rice, if your super hungry. Great value for lots of food. If eating light, get the Tuna Salad Salad. Doesn’t sound right but it is fantastic. My favorite.
Owners are the nicest. They remember your name if you come in more than 4 – 5 times. Amazing people.

I’m a regular there. Food is good. Priced well. Owners are very friendly. They want you to feel like family.