Leger’s Deli
120 N Redwood Rd, North Salt Lake, UT, 84054
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Address :
120 N Redwood Rd
North Salt Lake, UT, 84054 - Phone (801) 936-2900
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 3:3
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Justin L.
This is a great place to get a sandwich in NSL. They use fresh ingredients and everything is made from scratch. It can get pricey, 9 or 10 bucks for a half sandwich, chips, and drink. However their sandwiches are BIG and a half usually works for me.
(4)Paul A.
Great sandwich! A little pricey for me (but I am pretty cheap... Haha.) service is always fantastic, lines get a little long around noon so try and go a little early. Oh man I almost forgot... The deviled eggs are AMAZING!!!!
(4)George C.
Great sandwiches always fresh, nice people. A bit of an odd way of ordering if your not used to ordering on the note pad. I really like the kitchen sink, I wish they opened early for a breakfast sandwiches. Can get crowded at lunch time so go early.
(5)Roger A.
This place is great . Big sandwiches for low prices the staff is nice . Call in at lunch to avoid lines .
(5)Erin J.
Deliciously HUGE sandwiches. I got the the turkey sandwich and everything tastes so fresh. Nice people too!
(4)James P.
Great place for lunch - I've been coming here for years (when they use to be down the road). They do fantastic and Fresh custom sandwiches. I had a Sourdough, Pastrami & Salami with all the fixings - I like adding Horseradish on this!
(5)Jason G.
Custom sandwiches are awesome, especially when you don't have to make them yourself. These don't disappoint. Staff was way helpful and friendly, so not sure what previous reviewers are talking about.
(5)D. W.
Don't get around to the Salt Lake location as much as I wanted lately and finally found this location some time go (sign is small, but not exactly hidden). It took a while before I remembered, but I finally happened in. All of the superlatives in the Salt Lake location apply here for the sandwiches. They use very good quality cuts of meat and the sandwiches are fresh and excellent. Salad is a bit of a throwaway and was missing elements, which is why they don't get the push. Fountain drinks are on point, with some very solid selection. Same with the chips. This place is a little less friendly and lot less comfortable than the Salt Lake location. The inside here is also a bit chaotic, but nothing too out of hand. This place I would probably hit if I was hungry and needed something in a pinch and really wanted a sandwich, but it didn't really distinguish itself enough for me to want to go out of my way for it.
(3)Jason N.
Good custom made sandwiches. Try the kitchen sink if you are hungry. A half sandwich is enough for most people. Oh and the deviled eggs are fantastic.
(4)John O.
The sandwiches are good here, but IMO, a little overpriced. Decent ingredients..tasty sandwiches. The "Kitchen Sink" sandwich is good, but it's not that cheap. $5 for a half a sandwich. Zero ambiance, very typical to NSL lunch institutions. They make sandwiches that are an upgrade from Subway, however, expect to pay $9 for drink and sandwich and chips. I'd rather hit up Spanky's in NSL for a few bucks less.
(3)Stephanie K.
Order the kitchen sink, it's amazing!! The service is not the best or the friendliest but the food more than makes up for that!
(4)Sam S.
Leger's Deli isn't much to look at from the outside or the inside for that matter, but the friendly staff serves up freshly prepared sandwiches daily. We ate here for the first time a few weeks ago and I had a club sandwich on a good honey wheat bread. The portions were big and the prices were reasonable. I would eat here again.
(4)Tyson H.
Good meat, good bread, but I've made better sandwiches at home. The one thing this place has going for them is the fact that they use stone ground bakery's bread. I think the price of the kitchen sink is a little ridiculous too! Arby's shouldn't be allowed to charge $9 for a market fresh sandwich and neither should you guys, but at least theirs comes with a drink and large curly fry. I'll be back to try something again, but my first impression was kind of a let down. I ordered the pastrami on whole wheat and the kitchen sink. Tried both. The pastrami was better than the kitchen sink. If I go back i'll probably get that again.
(2)Samantha M.
One of my all time favorite sandwiches! The freshest ingredients and the softest sourdough bread. I love this place!
(5)Candice S.
Support local! I miss the old location, it had a certain charm to it. That being said, Leger's serves up a simple, filling sandwich that is fresh and made with care. We always opt to build our own sandwich. I love the vegetable selection, esp the sprouts and avocado. I also love the fact that they offer miracle whip as a condiment. Last time I checked, the bread they used is from Stone Ground Bakery, a local company. Don't go in expecting some crappy chain sandwich, Leger's is quality, honest food. The half sandwich is plenty filling for C, while the whole is great for hungry K. Con: they serve Pepsi products and they are only open until 3pm or so.
(5)Rob W.
I can walk to Leger's when I need to get out of my office for a bit, usually at 9:30 just after they open. The service is super friendly and the sandwiches are delicious. I usually go with the Kitchen Sink or Italian Hoagie. There are so many options when I try to build my own sandwich that I freeze up and order something less than. They also serve Pepsi products. Anyone that is a Mountain Dew fiend will tell you that's a quality worth return visits no matter what (why else would I eat at Panda Express so often?). They have weekly specials that vary. I've only ever had the chili dog, delicious.
(4)Dale D.
Tried it again, maybe a little harsh before but it was over-sold to me before. If you're in a pinch, it's a sandwich made fresh, with what looks like store bought bread. I can't tell the food apart from Subway except their bread is from a bag baked the day before instead of Subway's fresh baked bread (if I can call hot puffs of air bread). I'm not a big subway fan either. Story has it this used to be a great place, but I have to wonder if maybe it was the only place. Sandwiches are like a Cutlers sandwich, identical. (yawn) I work nearby and drive on by daily. Sorry Mr. Leger, you need to hook people in with something great so we remember the place. All I remember is that a spatula spreader with mayo on it, wiped onto some rag the other person just used to wipe the counter. Guess there is worse things I never see in other restaurants.
(3)Dan T.
Good local solid sandwiches made to order with tons of options. Fill out the paper, eat your samiee.
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