Fresh salads and tasty soups. I haven't tried the sandwiches but they look good. Service is good, considering this is a lunch spot. Lines get very long (testament to the food) during the lunch rush hour, otherwise it's very quick to get what you want.
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Peter N.
My go-to for lunch anytime I'm in the area, and I work in the building! It's below street level in the Comcast Marketplace. Despite what other reviewers have said, I find the salad very fresh! They assemble the salad right in front of you as you select what you want. Choose your dressing and watch them toss the salad right before your eyes! Make your own or choose one of the many available choices! The buffalo chicken salad is my favorite! I don't like olives and every time I say no olives, they offer to substitute it with something else. EVERY TIME. Consistent top-notch service. Efficient and courteous! Don't be discouraged by the long line - it goes quick as there are tons of staff on hand.
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Brian B.
I found a beetle in my salad, enough said. I took it back and they gave my money back but they admitted they don't wash their lettuce and that it comes "pre-washed". I have pictures of the beetle also stuck to the egg in my salad, never again. This was the second time i went there and the first time had a rotten piece of lettuce stuck to a good piece. That's enough for me, thanks Jakes for making me hesitant to ever eat a salad again.
(1)
J B.
Admittedly, I have never eaten here, with good reason. I was in the salad line.....it was a pleasant surprise to see a salad bar in a "conventional" marketplace. However, when I saw the same scoop being used for plant-based foods and animal-based foods (i.e., cheese and carrots, and residue of cheese in the carrot and vice versa; egg in the peas), I was so turned off that I had to turn around and settle for just fruit for lunch. I don't know how the woman with the scooper didn't notice the egg stuck all over her spoon......Maybe this was a bad day for them, but using the same scoop and cross-contamination is inexcusable ANY day of the week. Some people have allergies; some people are vegetarian, etc. This is the same reason I stopped going to the salad bar at Suburban Station. I found ham in my salad. NO THANKS!
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Katie K.
This deli is super convenient if you work in the Comcast Center like me, and while sandwiches are pretty decent, I'm really not fond of the salads AT ALL. On a few occasions, the meat has really turned my stomach. Once, I ordered a spring mix with chicken, only to bring the salad back to my desk and discover that the chicken was grey. I immediately threw it out. I'm not sure what happened there, but I just couldn't get past it. I also ordered tuna another time, and it was so fishy and rancid. Another wasted lunch tossed into the garbage. And finally, I decided to give it one more try, and added only bacon as my meat among other vegetables. Again, opened my container only to realize that the bacon clumps were discolored, and looked less than appetizing. I just can't justify getting a salad here anymore.
(2)
K T.
Massive sandwiches and salads with lots of choices. Get a sandwich, side and as many pickles as you want and you could skip dinner.
(4)
Steve S.
Some of the sandwiches are acceptable (the Italiano is not bad), the salads are not. On two occasions I've eaten a few bites until something is suddenly amiss and I fight the urge to bring all the food back up onto my desk. Since then I've noticed there is a rancid smell on most days when I walk by in the mornings to the ol' office. I don't know what it's from, but I don't care to find out. I'm done, Jake & Max. You may be one of the cheaper/non-price gouging options in the Comcast Market, but I cannot come back.
(1)
Judy W.
I did not eat here because the counter people are rude. It was 12:30 on a Friday the Market Place @ Comcast was really busy with professional people, I stood behind a man in the "sandwich line", and I asked if he ordered he said no he was waiting, we looked around and the counter people were acting like no one was waiting. While we waited in line, we noticed the guys behind the counter talking amongst them, ignoring us as the line grew with a few more men. Then a young girl got in line, she would have been last in line, and the guy behind the counter took her order ignoring myself and the others! When I said something he said we were not in line that only she was and we had to get behind her. Mind you she was in the same line we all were in except she was last. I throw my hands in the air and said "I guess I am not cute or young enough for this place". You lost my business; I walked away and went to Di Bruno's. I made certain I went back to my office and advised others never to eat at this place again!
(1)
Brynn D.
Good MD crab soup - all right sandwiches. Fairly cheap (for the comcast center basement) and friendly.
(3)
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Address :1701 John F Kennedy Blvd
Philadelphia, PA, 19103
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
David I.
Fresh salads and tasty soups. I haven't tried the sandwiches but they look good. Service is good, considering this is a lunch spot. Lines get very long (testament to the food) during the lunch rush hour, otherwise it's very quick to get what you want.
(4)Peter N.
My go-to for lunch anytime I'm in the area, and I work in the building! It's below street level in the Comcast Marketplace. Despite what other reviewers have said, I find the salad very fresh! They assemble the salad right in front of you as you select what you want. Choose your dressing and watch them toss the salad right before your eyes! Make your own or choose one of the many available choices! The buffalo chicken salad is my favorite! I don't like olives and every time I say no olives, they offer to substitute it with something else. EVERY TIME. Consistent top-notch service. Efficient and courteous! Don't be discouraged by the long line - it goes quick as there are tons of staff on hand.
(5)Brian B.
I found a beetle in my salad, enough said. I took it back and they gave my money back but they admitted they don't wash their lettuce and that it comes "pre-washed". I have pictures of the beetle also stuck to the egg in my salad, never again. This was the second time i went there and the first time had a rotten piece of lettuce stuck to a good piece. That's enough for me, thanks Jakes for making me hesitant to ever eat a salad again.
(1)J B.
Admittedly, I have never eaten here, with good reason. I was in the salad line.....it was a pleasant surprise to see a salad bar in a "conventional" marketplace. However, when I saw the same scoop being used for plant-based foods and animal-based foods (i.e., cheese and carrots, and residue of cheese in the carrot and vice versa; egg in the peas), I was so turned off that I had to turn around and settle for just fruit for lunch. I don't know how the woman with the scooper didn't notice the egg stuck all over her spoon......Maybe this was a bad day for them, but using the same scoop and cross-contamination is inexcusable ANY day of the week. Some people have allergies; some people are vegetarian, etc. This is the same reason I stopped going to the salad bar at Suburban Station. I found ham in my salad. NO THANKS!
(1)Katie K.
This deli is super convenient if you work in the Comcast Center like me, and while sandwiches are pretty decent, I'm really not fond of the salads AT ALL. On a few occasions, the meat has really turned my stomach. Once, I ordered a spring mix with chicken, only to bring the salad back to my desk and discover that the chicken was grey. I immediately threw it out. I'm not sure what happened there, but I just couldn't get past it. I also ordered tuna another time, and it was so fishy and rancid. Another wasted lunch tossed into the garbage. And finally, I decided to give it one more try, and added only bacon as my meat among other vegetables. Again, opened my container only to realize that the bacon clumps were discolored, and looked less than appetizing. I just can't justify getting a salad here anymore.
(2)K T.
Massive sandwiches and salads with lots of choices. Get a sandwich, side and as many pickles as you want and you could skip dinner.
(4)Steve S.
Some of the sandwiches are acceptable (the Italiano is not bad), the salads are not. On two occasions I've eaten a few bites until something is suddenly amiss and I fight the urge to bring all the food back up onto my desk. Since then I've noticed there is a rancid smell on most days when I walk by in the mornings to the ol' office. I don't know what it's from, but I don't care to find out. I'm done, Jake & Max. You may be one of the cheaper/non-price gouging options in the Comcast Market, but I cannot come back.
(1)Judy W.
I did not eat here because the counter people are rude. It was 12:30 on a Friday the Market Place @ Comcast was really busy with professional people, I stood behind a man in the "sandwich line", and I asked if he ordered he said no he was waiting, we looked around and the counter people were acting like no one was waiting. While we waited in line, we noticed the guys behind the counter talking amongst them, ignoring us as the line grew with a few more men. Then a young girl got in line, she would have been last in line, and the guy behind the counter took her order ignoring myself and the others! When I said something he said we were not in line that only she was and we had to get behind her. Mind you she was in the same line we all were in except she was last. I throw my hands in the air and said "I guess I am not cute or young enough for this place". You lost my business; I walked away and went to Di Bruno's. I made certain I went back to my office and advised others never to eat at this place again!
(1)Brynn D.
Good MD crab soup - all right sandwiches. Fairly cheap (for the comcast center basement) and friendly.
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