Country House Deli

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  Jennia year ago

  I got the turkey, ham, and swiss cold-cut. In my opinion, it was very good. It cost about $27 for two regular cold-cut sandwiches and a fountain drink. It does seem the that's the average price anywhere you go anymore and this place was worth it.

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  Natina Harrisa year ago

  I am from Northeastern USA, and I enjoy a great deli shop! As a traveling healthcare worker, I decided to try this establishment. They'd been around nearly half a century. So I tried the soup and sandwich and I was impressed! I initially asked for the turkey noodle soup. But that is a Tuesday special. So I tried the beer cheese soup and club style sandwich and I was pleased. It was delicious, fresh, and flavorful! They have a variety of breads. Who knew I could find a wonderful and the best deli shop in Great Plains, USA! Bravo, Country House Deli shop! This is a greedy girl approved message. ❤️😍😋

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  Michele K5 months ago

  Small Mediterranean sandwich on a croissant which pastry alone was upcharged $3 - just FYI. At least they told me up front [that it would br The sandwich was tasty! The beer cheese soup was tasty, too (though just a watery consistency, and nothing substantial to speak of; just taste was pleasant to the palate). There was nothing else to it. I could of drank it from a coffee cup; couldn't really tell that it was soup. It could as easily been a hot drink of some kind. The setting was warm & inviting. Admittedly I'm having a really hard time rating this one! It was first time visiting here and I am sure it showed--"awkward" to navigate; hence, some confusion about the menu options & ordering, if not some cognitive dissonance. Anyway, I ordered chips. And a chocolate chip cookie which was excellent. The sandwich was tasty and, otherwise, just okay (or average). I definitely get a subtle feel for New York-style Deli in the dining area. I'm a little perplexed if they are just big-city wannabes based on over-pricing alone. I found the experience confusing; and it wasn't at all clear to me if we were to bus our own table: I didn't see a trash bin. The smallest container of sides was a small fortune. In fact, this experience exceeded high end restaurants. Purchased was what's been previously noted (including two small sides). In summary, the purchase included: Small Mediterranean on croissant Chocolate chip cookie Small bag of p. chips A side of bow-tie pasta salad & A side of broccoli-cauliflower floret salad [neither salads were bragworthy whatsoever] but I was still thankful for the food and said a prayer over it, to include those who made it Cup of tap water [free] This meal came to over $27 for just 1 person, not including tip. This is a casual dining establishment; a "fast food" local mom & pop deli. Their prices are exorbitant. Next time I'll go next door for the all-you-can-eat buffet under $20. I'm giving an honest account of my experience: It is truly a genuine mix of questioning and exploring. And, frankly, I'm torn about ranking too high or too low! For this reason, I'll round up and err on a higher rating than may be deserved if need be.

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  Scott Rogers2 years ago

  Great sandwiches! Amazing selection of bread choices. Everything was fresh and tasty. Just passing through today, but I will add it to my list the next time I am in Bismarck.

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  Beau2 years ago

  On my second visit to this quaint little eatery, I was once again struck by its unassuming charm, truly a hidden gem in the realm of gourmet sandwiches. Its allure lies in its commitment to freshness, reminiscent of a homemade meal. Do take note of their limited operating hours, a small inconvenience worth planning around. Peak times may test your patience with longer waits, but the reward is a delicious meal. A visit here comes highly recommended and you'll also enjoy supporting our local small businesses.