Great deli sandwiches with lots of choices of toppings, meats, and cheeses. The speciality sandwiches are expertly crafted - I really like the Deli Dunker ( essentially a French Dip), lots of meat with a side of au jus. Also the Big Dan and Cajun Rueben have not let me down. I've seen many customers come in to get their deli cuts to take home - a great selection of Boars Head meats and cheeses. The menu is not overwhelming - which can be tedious at a deli. Just all the ingredients for a great sandwich - with a pickle on the side! I'm in agreement that Pgh is in need of more quality delis and this is certainly one. The downfall may be the atmosphere - a little dark and tight. Takeout may be the way to go.
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Bob B.
The deli sandwiches are great. The meat and toppings taste fresh. The Buffalo chicken is great and is what I usually get. Their Italian sandwich is pretty tasty as well. Their chili is bad. It is watered down and the meat is overcooked. This is a great place for lunch.
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Tamia H.
I like to eat at Oakmont Deli once in a while to get a good sandwich. The deli has a homey, old-fashioned feel to it. There are five tables inside the restaurant where you can eat or you can carry out. My favorite sandwich is corned beef and swiss on marble rye. Today I decided to get the combo:1/2 a sandwich plus a cup of clam chowder. You can make up your own sandwich or get one of the specialty sandwiches; and all sandwiches come with a crunchy pickle. For $2.25 you can can get double meat, but the sandwiches have plenty of meat on them. If you're looking for dessert, Oakmont Deli also sells gelato.
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C H.
This place does have a real nice hometown local business feel to it. They have a good selection of sandwiches, sides, soups and gelato. They use quality ingredients like good Boar's Head meats and their soups are made fresh. HOWEVER, I cannot get past their price point. You're looking at 10-12 bucks for a wrap and a side/cup of soup. I know local businesses don't do the volume that larger delis do, but it is hard to support with those prices. It's a shame, I'd go there more often of I couldn't get similar food for much more reasonable prices.
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Lisa H.
Food is very good but almost $11 for a bag of chips, soda and sandwich. I agree with previous posts. Offer some coupons and I'd visit more. Nice old fashioned atmosphere. Really only bad point is an $8 sandwich.
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Roswell Einstein M.
Reminds me somewhat of an Islys where you can stop in a grab a deli sandwich!!!
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Nick K.
When I'm in New York City, I love the delis for sandwiches, but I don't know of too many places like that in Pittsburgh, until I found Oakmont Deli by accident after stopping in Oakmont to visit a clothing store my wife heard about. When we saw the sign that they had hot soup, we thought it would be a fun place to warm up. I was pleasantly surprised by the great food and old school style of this fun deli. The lunch meat selections are expansive, and are either Boars Head brand, or made in house. They had some cool stuff like sliced ribeye, pulled pork, slabs of meatloaf, and lots of turkey flavors, roast beef pastrami, hams, and other deli standards. They have lots of cheeses, different sliced breads, and many toppings like fresh tomato slices, lettuce, red onions, roasted red peppers, and more. I had a roast beef sandwich on wheat with cheddar cheese, mayo, and lettuce and tomato, and the sandwich was thick, the roast beef was flavorful, and the tomato slices were cut thick. The sandwich was wrapped in white paper with a thick pickle spear (yay pickles!). I paired it with their homemade tomato basil soup, which had big chunks of tomatoes and a tasty sauce like texture. My wife also had roast beef on sour dough bread, and she had French onion soup, which was had a rich beef broth, tasty onions, and thick bread with oozing cheese on top. It was some of the best French onion soup I've had. Other sides available included coleslaw, potato salad, pasta salads, and more, plus a selection of chips and snacks, and lots of drinks. Oakmont Deli also sells lunch meat by the pound, as well as specialty sandwiches with lots of meats, cheeses, and toppings. There's lots of other sides, daily soups, and for dessert, gelato. They even have specialty premium steaks, catering services, and select groceries. Oakmont is always a fun place to visit, and now I have a great place to eat when I'm there.
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Address :512 Allegheny River Blvd
Oakmont, PA, 15139
Takes Reservations : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No
Anne B.
Great deli sandwiches with lots of choices of toppings, meats, and cheeses. The speciality sandwiches are expertly crafted - I really like the Deli Dunker ( essentially a French Dip), lots of meat with a side of au jus. Also the Big Dan and Cajun Rueben have not let me down. I've seen many customers come in to get their deli cuts to take home - a great selection of Boars Head meats and cheeses. The menu is not overwhelming - which can be tedious at a deli. Just all the ingredients for a great sandwich - with a pickle on the side! I'm in agreement that Pgh is in need of more quality delis and this is certainly one. The downfall may be the atmosphere - a little dark and tight. Takeout may be the way to go.
(4)Bob B.
The deli sandwiches are great. The meat and toppings taste fresh. The Buffalo chicken is great and is what I usually get. Their Italian sandwich is pretty tasty as well. Their chili is bad. It is watered down and the meat is overcooked. This is a great place for lunch.
(4)Tamia H.
I like to eat at Oakmont Deli once in a while to get a good sandwich. The deli has a homey, old-fashioned feel to it. There are five tables inside the restaurant where you can eat or you can carry out. My favorite sandwich is corned beef and swiss on marble rye. Today I decided to get the combo:1/2 a sandwich plus a cup of clam chowder. You can make up your own sandwich or get one of the specialty sandwiches; and all sandwiches come with a crunchy pickle. For $2.25 you can can get double meat, but the sandwiches have plenty of meat on them. If you're looking for dessert, Oakmont Deli also sells gelato.
(4)C H.
This place does have a real nice hometown local business feel to it. They have a good selection of sandwiches, sides, soups and gelato. They use quality ingredients like good Boar's Head meats and their soups are made fresh. HOWEVER, I cannot get past their price point. You're looking at 10-12 bucks for a wrap and a side/cup of soup. I know local businesses don't do the volume that larger delis do, but it is hard to support with those prices. It's a shame, I'd go there more often of I couldn't get similar food for much more reasonable prices.
(3)Lisa H.
Food is very good but almost $11 for a bag of chips, soda and sandwich. I agree with previous posts. Offer some coupons and I'd visit more. Nice old fashioned atmosphere. Really only bad point is an $8 sandwich.
(4)Roswell Einstein M.
Reminds me somewhat of an Islys where you can stop in a grab a deli sandwich!!!
(4)Nick K.
When I'm in New York City, I love the delis for sandwiches, but I don't know of too many places like that in Pittsburgh, until I found Oakmont Deli by accident after stopping in Oakmont to visit a clothing store my wife heard about. When we saw the sign that they had hot soup, we thought it would be a fun place to warm up. I was pleasantly surprised by the great food and old school style of this fun deli. The lunch meat selections are expansive, and are either Boars Head brand, or made in house. They had some cool stuff like sliced ribeye, pulled pork, slabs of meatloaf, and lots of turkey flavors, roast beef pastrami, hams, and other deli standards. They have lots of cheeses, different sliced breads, and many toppings like fresh tomato slices, lettuce, red onions, roasted red peppers, and more. I had a roast beef sandwich on wheat with cheddar cheese, mayo, and lettuce and tomato, and the sandwich was thick, the roast beef was flavorful, and the tomato slices were cut thick. The sandwich was wrapped in white paper with a thick pickle spear (yay pickles!). I paired it with their homemade tomato basil soup, which had big chunks of tomatoes and a tasty sauce like texture. My wife also had roast beef on sour dough bread, and she had French onion soup, which was had a rich beef broth, tasty onions, and thick bread with oozing cheese on top. It was some of the best French onion soup I've had. Other sides available included coleslaw, potato salad, pasta salads, and more, plus a selection of chips and snacks, and lots of drinks. Oakmont Deli also sells lunch meat by the pound, as well as specialty sandwiches with lots of meats, cheeses, and toppings. There's lots of other sides, daily soups, and for dessert, gelato. They even have specialty premium steaks, catering services, and select groceries. Oakmont is always a fun place to visit, and now I have a great place to eat when I'm there.
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