Sky Park Cafe & Deli

I wanted to go here for the salmon bowl, but I couldn’t find this place. After driving around several business parking lots I got frustrated and left to grab lunch somewhere else.

I eat here 2−3x a week. Great spot to grab lunch and watch some news. They have a Lox and Bagel for only $ 5 which is amazing way cheaper than Einsteins or Bruegger’s. They have a standard menu and then offer other options during the week on different days like sushi. I get the Reuben #2 a lot which instead of sauerkraut its coleslaw and really good.
Super friendly people that work there too.

This place is fast, cheap and the people who work here are very friendly. By no means was I «full» after my breakfast sandwich though, I should have bought 2.

I’ve been here approximately 10 – 15 times. It’s super busy during lunch hour, but the line seems to move along quickly. I’ve ordered a variety of sandwiches, wraps, salmon bowls and sushi rolls… most of which are decent. The staff are very friendly as well. I will mention that my last wrap (a thai chicken wrap) had a moldy tortilla. Generally speaking, their turnover is pretty high so most of the ingredients are fresh. Please check the quality of your stock before giving it to customers.

This place serves up some quick and cheap breakfasts. Wayyyyyy cheaper and simpler than the neighboring organic spot, GoodOnYa. They’ve got a huge menu ranging from breakfast plates, sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and bagels to burgers, Reuben’s, teriyaki bowls and various vegetarian options. It’s nice to have a standard deli with something for everyone. Check it out!

I keep trying this place because of its convenience and each time I like it less.
Every time I go they take my order then call my name and tell me they are out of something that I typically the main part of my order.
This past time I ordered a tuna melt. Seems simple enough… Then they told me they were out of wheat bread, so I chose sour dough, no problem I like it just the same!
Then they told me they were out of cheddar… ok fine, then I’ll take pepper jack (which is what I thought was on it in the first place). It was when I saw them toss and plate full of tuna in the microwave for a minute before putting it on my sandwich that I lost interest and became a little grossed out!
I’m good! I’ll pack my own lunch, thanks!

I had been craving something easy, delicious, and comfortable. The club sandwich was the first thing listed. I decided it was fate and walked in. There was a few people standing buy the counter but soon realized they were just customers who had become good friends with the owner. They let me through to place my order. After placing my order I decided to sit by the window and people watch. Once my sandwich arrived, I unwrapped it and was a little disappointed in the beauty of it. But I proceeded to eat it. It was a really big sandwich but I soon realized it was because of all the bread. The bread was a little undercooked and chewy. It was nearly impossible to bite through the bread. Instead I was forced to tear into it before each bite. What I thought was lettuce at first turned out to be cabbage. So now I have chewy, rubbery bread loaded with chewy, rubbery cabbage. This was not going well. The turkey was your standard turkey. There wasn’t anything special about it. I will not be returning.

I work in this business park, so I have been coming to this deli for years. It has gone through a succession of owners and each time it changes hands, it seems like prices increase and portions decrease. Still, it has a lot to recommend it. It is kept nice and clean, the bank of windows provide nice light which helps to avoid the claustrophobic feel of many delis that are located in office-​type buildings and there’s a good variety of soups, salads, wraps, sushi and specials from which to choose. IMost of the food is pretty good. The only thing I recommend (actually, make that warn) you to stay away from is the hamburger. It tasted like they got it in precooked and then just nuked it. I also wouldn’t recommend coming here unless you work within walking distance, as parking can be iffy. The building owner has just implemented a parking pass system and sometimes the visitor slots are all taken. Another building shares the lot, so you may or may not be able to find a space there. That owner has indicated he intends to issue passes to tenants in the building, so those options may go away. Solar Turbines is located across the street and some days, they seem to have training seminars or something that sends huge groups of engineers in for lunch at the same time. Although the place runs very efficiently, if you get stuck behind one of these groups, it’s going to take a while to get your lunch.

Came here with a
coupon! This place is hidden inside an office building park so if you don’t work around there just follow the Sky Park Café signs and go through the parking lot. It is a super quick lunch café with tons of options. I got the Torpedo Italian sandwich on a French roll and a Greek Salad!
The Torpedo Italian sandwich was delicious! The meat was fresh and the veggies were crisp. Really enjoyed it a lot. Came with a pickle! The Greek Salad was packed with cucumbers and feta and veggies so it was a great deal for $ 5.95. I ate it for two meal snacks. Will definitely come back to use the rest of my coupons.

I love that they use Boar’s Head meat. Fresh and reasonably priced. This is my second trip here and I’ll definitely be returning.

Im giving this place 3.5 stars.
Pros:
Good sandwiches with good quality cuts
super close to my office
Cons:
Found 3 flies in the vinegar :/​. Told my co worker and he actually went next day and saw them there too.
The cashier always seems to be pms-​ing allll the time. Smile and be nice. Everyone else is cool but I am allergic to bad attitudes so this stuff keeps me from coming back. I’ll just go to good onya more frequently because the people there are super lovely.
Been going here a lot because I’m so busy working (except for the time I’m taking to write this review) and its convenient for lent but probably will start making my own food.
Sky Park vs Good onya:
sky park has better tuna for sure. I mean who doesn’t love boar’s head. They also have better eggs because good onya heats up in the microwave.
Good onya has better service and really cool stuff like acai bowls and a ton of vegan/​vegetarian/​gluten free options. Their soups are yummy… Split pea!

Great deli, with reasonably priced food given it’s one of two within walking distance of most businesses in the area. They have a very wide selection of food items and cold beverages. The service is prompt and orders are always accurate. Definetly a good spot to catch some breakfast, a cup of joe or lunch in the afternoon. Employees are always friendly.

I work near here so food choice is kind of limited and I find myself here often. Lunch time here is super busy so be aware of that and be prepared to wait awhile for your food. This place isn’t bad but it’s not amazing either; it’s just sandwiches, can you really mess that up? (Actually you can. Being from NY, the land of great deli’s, I have to say that you can actually mess that up.) Anyway, it’s mainly sandwiches, although they do have pre-​made salads, sushi, soups, and other random menu items too. They are very into using their microwave to heat things up, the bread is store bought, but their meant and veggies seem relatively fresh. It’s worth trying out if you’re on Sky Park during lunch time and don’t feel like driving to eat somewhere else.

Turkey Blast on sourdough is so good!

Highly recommended. Good food, great value. Ingredients are very fresh.

4+ stars for me.
I recently worked in the building next to this café. This is a prime example of not judging a book by it’s cover. I’ve yet to have a gross meal. The worst I’ve probably had was the beef gyoza — it was just okay. Other than that, everything else I’ve had is delicious and decently priced.
They have one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I’ve ever had. You choose your type of cheese and bread (but close your eyes when they slab that butter on your bread). My favorite is avocado and cheddar on wheat (something about their wheat bread is SO good). Even after leaving my job here, I still come back for the grilled cheese. (Be mindful, they close the grill an hour to an hour and a half before closing at 4:30PM)
I’ve also had the chicken caesar salad which was pretty good. It’s really big but loaded with cheese, but you can always put that aside.
My old coworkers rave about their sandwiches all the time (as opposed to the small, not so filled sandwiches at the organic café next door). They use Boar’s Head brand meats, if you’re a fan of it.
Lastly, they do sell asian bowls and basic sushi rolls. The rolls are not bad at all, and for a good price. If you think the fact that they have sushi is random, don’t. I was confused for a little that a deli/​café would have sushi, until I saw that the owners were Asian.
Also, if you’re at work and you want to beat the rush hour or you don’t have much time, you can always call in your order and it’ll be ready to pick up.

Love being able to get a fountain drink and a snack at work. Order 2 separate sandwiches on 2 different occasion and for the price I rather drive some where else. Both my sandwich only had 2 thin pieces of deli meat. Thought it was only mine but my coworker had the same problem. While she was in there getting a replacement someone else came in with same complaint. If you’re going to charge almost $ 7 for a sandwich put some meat on it. If I wanted veggies I would have got a salad.

I come in here from time to time on my break and since they have a pretty extensive lunch menu I like to try something new each time. Basically they’re like batting practice.
HIT – Customer service. Always gracious. =0)
HIT – Club sandwich. classic style.
Miss – Special Tuna Melt. On top of the classic tuna melt there is the sweetness of the sweet potato, which was fine, but and the sweet&sour sauce really just doesn’t belong.
HIT – Fresh cut fruits for breakfast. I usually get the sweet Strawberries&Pineapple that comes in a decent portion for decent price. ($ 3) Not bad when compared to the meagerness of SBucks.
Miss – Salmon Croissant Sandwich. I’m down for sashimi, but not in my croissant. My mistake, I thought «smoked salmon» meant it was also «cooked salmon». You’re forewarned.
HIT – Thai chicken Salad. Basic lettuce salad with chicken on it with peanuts, wanton sticks, & dressing are all separated in their own container.
HIT – Curry Chicken Salad. I was afraid it would be the salmon croissant all over again, but OoooH man was I wrong. Who would have known this dish would taste so good and be so filling. TRY IT! No need for the vinaigrette dressing that’s included.
HIT – Salmon Bowl w/​Brown Rice. (I finally came in on a Thursday) COOKED salmon in this one!
At this rate my batting average isn’t looking too bad. Maybe next time I’ll try out their frozen yogurt, or maybe hit a home run with one of the wraps? Choices Choices…

I rate this place 4 stars. I work right accross the street so convenience alone was a star by itself. I have to admit, being in a business park, this place is very decent! For breakfast I’ve gotten their breakfast burrito as well as their bagel with cream cheese/​bacon. The bagel price is pretty high but then again, convenience. Suprisingly, their mixed fruit bowls are fairly cheap which is also great for breakfast.
For lunch my favorite there is the double club sandwich. This thing is huge! I never learn my lesson though since they have a single club and the double just gets me so full. The best thing out of this place though has to be the Salmon Bowl on Thursdays. I just wish they served it everyday!

The veg options are very slim. The ingredients are low quality.
They forgot the cheese and only put two slices of avocado in my veg sandwich.
When I ordered a tofu rice dish, they were about to cook it in a plastic non-​microwaveable bowl for at least five minutes. I stopped them and said I wanted it cold.
I only come here b/​c it is the closest to work.