Jason’s Deli

I stop here for takeout on Fridays. It is always a pleasant experience. JJ, one of the managers, always is smiling and clearly works hard to provide excellent customer service.. I order an off-​menu item each week and have always felt like they are happy to provide the service. The salad bar is ALWAYS clean and has a variety of fresh veggies. Rick, keeps the tables clean, seemingly enjoys his job and has the most positive attitude of any restaurant employee I have met. I always leave with a smile.

There are several reasons why you should stay away from this business but the top two are food pricing and customer service. The latter is why Jason’s Deli will fail and file for bankruptcy within the next 3 to 5 years. #1 They did not hire a great staff. #2 Even one of the owners of this location Christopher Salen did not listen to the customer. #3 Did not take immediate action to unsatisfied customer. No matter what the situation, never tell your customers that they are wrong. Even if your customer was the one at fault, you do not want
to point fingers or make him/​her feel embarrassed. The main priority is to sort out the problem and continue to ensure that your customers have an enjoyable experience in your operation. #4 Don’t tell customers that «It’s your policy» There is nothing more infuriating
for a customer than to hear than the words «It’s our policy.» This implies that your restaurant is inflexible and unwilling to work out a solution that will ensure that your customer has an enjoyable experience. If you want a better dining experience with true competitive pricing on menu items do not go here. On a health note: I strongly believe that meat is stored improper where it fails to meet Nevada Health Code requirements so BEWARE!

Good place for lunch especially since my office is upstairs. Service is good, food is good, and there is always that little treat afterwards.

had catered jason’s for 2 days for a seminar and my fear for sandwiches are coming back…
dislikes:
1) sandwiches were substandard. the chicken sandwich made the bread super soggy by the time it got delivered. the rye bread for my ham sandwich was dry as eff.
2) drinks. we got 3 waters and random 3 soda for the group of us to pick, awkward. you either get first dibs or you’re stuck with whatever is left.
3) no standardization. first day we just got canned soda and bottled waters, second day drink cups and ice miraculously appeared with the drinks.
4) chips. one ginormous bag of ruffles to share. better get first dibs here too or set a «pour out of the bag instead of reaching in with your hand» rule or else you’re about to get some tainted chips.
all in all, thank you, jason, for reminding me how much i hate sandwiches.

Vegan options, fresh, nice staff, etc and congrats JD DT you are a lead to follow for the other JD’s in town and I hope it continues to improve.

I have has Jason’s before at catered luncheons and always enjoyed it, but never ate in. Salad bar is a five! Very well stocked with everything you could want! However, I ordered the Mediterranean Wrap and it wasn’t very good. The tortilla wrap was too thick/​firm and the filling seemed meager. I wouldn’t order it again. So disappointed!

I don’t think there’s a better place for a salad bar than Jason’s deli. It’s located downtown so it’s an easy place to go to for lunch. When you get the salad bar you get everything all the fresh veggies the Redpepper hummis the free corn muffins the chocolate mousse the free ice cream at the end of your meal seriously what could be better?

This is my favorite JD location. It’s my to-​go place for everyday lunch and by FAR the best option in downtown (yes, I said it. Screw you Le Thai, Eat, and other hip places). You can go healthy with soup and salad or nuts with ice cream and muffins.
What really makes the difference is the staff. Great customer service! Everyone is always friendly. Place is clean and food quality is consistent.
Because I go during the week, I usually get soup and salad. One of the best options for healthy eating. After a while I find it difficult not to get my greens for lunch. Honestly it is the best lunch under $ 10 ($ 9.60).
I think I have been here more than 70 times during the last couple of years.
Lots of bureaucrats, cops, and attorneys!

This was my first time to this location and it was amazing as always. It gets REALLY crowded at lunch time and even though the wait to order may take longer then normal the rest of the place runs better then any Jason’s Deli I have been too in this city.
The workers are very friendly and helpful, they work hard and at the busiest part of the day, they keep the tables moving. When you are finished and leave, your table is cleared and cleaned for the next person almost immediately.
I have never seen a Jason’s Deli this well managed and ran. There is not much they can do about the wait to order as they have everyone available working on taking orders and getting them out. The wait after you order for your food is FAR less then the amount of time to order but again the location of this place only allows them to do the best they can and I guarantee you they are doing the best they can and then some.
If you are in the downtown area, you cannot go wrong with this place. The selection is varied where you can get something different if you find yourself here often. Either way, the food is worth the trip and the friendliness of the staff is worth the trip.

I think I’m starting to become a bigger fan of Jason’s. I work nearby and have started coming here more than I used to, mainly becuase I’m seeing more value to eating here besides the convinience.
They have a great selection of sandwiches, soups and baked potatoes and sometimes I find myself not knowing what to get. I usually go for lunch but stopped by in the morning today (since Cafelatte was closed) and tried a breakfast panini that was absolutely delicous! The bread was grilled to crispy perfection and the egg and bacon were good and not overly greasy.
During lunch you can eat at the salad bar, which I never have, or order off the menu. All their sandwiches are pretty good and I don’t necessarily like one better than the other since all the ones I’ve had so far were delicious. They also have huge baked potatoes and bowls of soup that are good for the times I don’t feel like having a sandwich. Service is wonderful here and even though it can get pretty busy here during lunch, the line seems to move along efficiently. If you dine in, you can even enjoy free soft serve ice cream, which I tend to forget about! Also, if you plan to come here often you can buy a travel mug for $ 3.99 and get 99 cent soft drink refills anytime you stop in with your mug.

Really like this place. It’s located inside a multi level complex building but is spacious enough inside. The salad bar is always my go to thing, which is always stocked with fresh ingredients and red pepper hummus (my fave!)
There is outside seating, where you can take a peak of downtown and the ongoing traffic down Bonneville. All in all, one of my faves!
P. S. I love to grab my ice cream to go, head up to the 7^th floor and sit in the awesome SNWA park area. :)
Stef

If you want a quick lunch, healthy or filled with calories, this is the place for you. Their food is always fresh, try the new pork tenderloin sandwiches. Super tasty and healthier than some of the other meats. The staff is always friendly and most of them recognize me after only a handful of visits. The soups are great too and they have a larger variety than most sandwich shops including chile and chicken pot pie soup.
They have a salad bar with fresh ingredients and even give free muffins and crunchy garlic toast out free to all customers. The soft serve ice cream is also included in your meal if you dine in.
The price is reasonable and the portions are just right. Goldilocks would be pleased. not to big, not to small.

Someday, I’ll try the other foods from the Jason’s Deli menu, but usually the AYCE salad bar is what I get. Healthy and filling, the mixed greens never appear wilted and there’s a variety of veggie toppings. I like how the salad bar isn’t limited to just veggies and the standard salad dressings; pasta salads, couscous, and hummus are also offered.
There are a few sweet items to finish (maybe even start) off your meal, like chocolate pudding and mini gingerbread muffins. The mini gingerbread muffin was my favorite with its crunchy exterior and soft and moist inside. The pudding was OK, and the only special trait about it were the chocolate chips, but I prefer having a small cone of chocolate or vanilla yogurt from the soft-​serve machine.
Because this Jason’s Deli is located in a multi-​level office building, it receives plenty of customers during lunchtime. The long lines only look intimidating, but service is efficient, so you never have to wait too long.

This review is for on item only. When I like a reastaurant, I always have several favorites that I always order. At Jason’s Deli, I go exclusively because it is papa time (cue U can’t touch this, by MC Hammer).
They have a couple of potatoes on their menu, fo those that do not want to partake in soups, sanddwiches or their salad bar. Mmm starch.
I always order the spud au broc. Imagine, if you will, a potato the size of an adult’s head, bathed in a broccoli cheese soup to keep it nice and moist, cheddar, broccoli bacon and green onions. Need I say more?
This is super fattening, stick to your ribs deliciousness. And I order it every time.

My office typically orders Jason’s to go, but if you feel like getting out, it’s worth it. Kind of a pain to get to but the salad bar is serious business. For $ 7.99, you get unlimited trips to the small, but well-​rounded offerings, fluorescent glow included free of charge. It’s not a huge salad bar, but it has everything you need to have a good lunch. Added bonus: Captain’s Wafers! Those crackers take me back to childhood! I would suggest avoiding the patio though, as there is always some vagrant milling about.
If you are not looking for an excuse to be less productive, Jason’s delivers ($ 3 charge I think) and I would recommend the turkey reuben. Super good and under 550 calories with baked lays and a pickle.

A solid lunch option for Downtown-​ites. The place is located on the ground floor of the Molasky Corporate Center, which is also where you park. (Jason’s provides one hour of parking validation, just give the cashier your parking ticket when you pay; each additional half hour is $ 1.)
It gets really busy during the lunch hour, but I’ve found that getting there ten minutes early helps beat the lunch time rush. But even if there’s a long line, it moves relatively quickly.
I love that there a ton of different options — soups, salads, and sandwiches, or if it floats your boat, a giant baked potato. (The potato is like the size of a small football.) The variety is especially nice if you’re with a big group. On the downside, it can get pretty loud inside.
The food is prepped quickly. But in my opinion, the best thing about Jason’s is the soft serve. Whether it’s vanilla, chocolate, or swirled, it’s a perfect way to cap off lunch.

I’ve been a Jason’s Deli fan for years, having lived in their home state of Texas and enjoyed many of their different sandwiches… This location was close to my hotel on a recent trip to Vegas.
It has been almost impossible to find a Louisiana-​style muffaletta in Norcal, so I was only too happy to stuff my face with one here last week. It was delicious, as always! The staff here are friendly and fast, it’s clean, and it looks like it can get busy at lunchtime. The only reason I deducted a star is because if you aren’t on foot or working in the building, the parking garage is expensive.
I recommend this place… The food is consistently good and with the variety they offer, you’re sure to find something you will love, including their super-​fresh salad bar.
And I finally got my Muffy!

JD has ready good portions and food. The staff at this location is very friendly and the offer validation for the super expensive Molasky parking garage. They can be a little pricey for some items but over all a good spot.
I also wrote a tip with my favorite menu items listed. (But there are a lot of other great things on the menu.)
Btw its a cafeteria style place but they have runners ro bring ur food if you are dining there. Free ice cream and mini corn muffins (which are great too). Also they are super busy between 11:30am until about 1:00pm.

Ah, what can I say, Jason’s Deli makes a darn fine sandwich. I ordered a Rueben today as did a few co-​workers. We ordered for delivery. It took a while but it arrived exactly when they said it would. I was impressed. The corned beef was stacked high. The cheese was well melted. The sauerkraut was mild. If I have any complaints it is that the bread was a little on the soggy side by the time it arrived because of the Russian dressing (which I could not taste because it was soaked in to the bread). Other than that, a dang fine sandwich. It was filling. It was flavorful. I enjoyed it. The pickle spear and bag of chips on the side were a bonus. All together, $ 7.99 for this meal was worth it. I think next time I would like to try a baked potatoe. I hear good things. And I know their chili is good. Maybe a potatoe with chili is not out of the question.

Tasty chow at a good price.
My personal favorite is the «Manager’s Special.» It consists of a half sandwich of your choosing and a side salad that you make on your own at the salad bar.
This particular location is slammed during lunch, be sure to arrive early. The acoustics if the dining area also make for a loud conversation.