Turkey and Swiss
One whole sourdough sandwich with sliced turkey, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise, cut into two halves.
$12.00
Welcome to Alder Street Deli
A Good Sandwich Makes Time for Lunch
Find a familiar filling, add a warm soup or crisp side, and take a welcome break in your day.
Whole Sandwich Portions
Every deli sandwich is one whole sandwich cut into two halves, with its bread and filling described.
Warm Soup Cups
Choose tomato basil, chicken noodle, or lentil vegetable soup in clearly listed eight-ounce portions.
Golden Toasted Favorites
Compare a toasted Reuben with a three-cheese toastie when your lunch calls for something warm.
Your Choice of Extras
Add a pickle, chips, a cookie, or a drink without guessing which items are included.
The Alder Street Counter
Good Lunches Begin with a Few Thoughtful Layers
A sandwich seems simple until each layer has a job to do. Bread holds the filling, crisp lettuce changes the texture, and a little mustard or mayonnaise ties the bite together. At our deli, clear descriptions help you choose a whole sandwich that suits your appetite, then decide whether a soup cup, pickle, or cookie belongs beside it.
A fresh sandwich, a favorite seat, and a little room to pause.
Deli Layers and Toasted Favorites
Build Your Lunch Around a Favorite Sandwich
Compare whole sandwiches, warm soup cups, small salads, and sides with their portions clearly listed.
At the Deli Counter
Give Your Lunch Break a Comfortable Place
Pick a familiar sandwich, try a toasted favorite, or share a quiet conversation by the window.
The Familiar Sandwich Lunch
Choose turkey, ham, roast beef, chicken salad, or tuna with the bread and condiments listed beside each filling.
Soup Beside a Toastie
Pair a separately priced soup cup with a warm toasted sandwich for a different balance of textures.
A Window Seat Pause
Add a cold drink or cookie, find a comfortable place to sit, and give a busy day a small break.
A Moment Worth Sharing
The turkey and Swiss sandwich had the fresh layers I wanted for lunch. A pickle on the side was a good extra.
I paired a three-cheese toastie with tomato soup. The separate portions made it easy to choose a lunch that fit.
The roast beef sandwich was straightforward and satisfying. I liked seeing the bread and condiment in the description.
We stopped at the window seats for sandwiches and iced tea. It was a comfortable pause between errands.
The roasted vegetable and hummus filling gave me a different choice from the usual deli sandwich.
A chicken salad sandwich and a chocolate chip cookie made a pleasant midday break. The menu was easy to follow.
We chose different sandwiches and shared a quiet lunch. The warm Reuben was a favorite at our table.
Bread, Layers, and Sunny Seats
Take a Look Around the Deli Counter
See freshly assembled sandwiches, soup cups, and the everyday details of our neighborhood deli.
Before You Stop By
Choose Your Deli Lunch with a Little Help
Find answers about whole sandwiches, included sides, dietary questions, and planning a visit.
Is the sandwich price for a half or whole?
Each listed sandwich price is for one whole sandwich, cut into two halves for serving. The menu description names its bread, filling, and condiments.
Are chips or soup included?
Sandwiches, soups, salads, chips, and drinks are individually priced. Choose the extras you want; the menu does not include an automatic meal bundle.
Can I change the bread or condiment?
Ask the counter team about available breads and adjustments before ordering. Some ingredients or toasted preparations may not suit every substitution.
Which sandwich has no meat or dairy?
Roasted Vegetable Hummus is described with vegetables, hummus, spinach, and multigrain bread without dairy. Discuss bread ingredients and shared preparation with us if you have dietary needs.
Does this website take online orders?
The website lets you browse the menu and find our contact details. It does not take orders or payments; call the deli for practical questions about your visit.
Do I need to request a table?
The deli website uses contact and visit information rather than a table-request form. Call us if you want to ask about seating or bringing a group.
Visit the Deli
Make Alder Street Your Next Lunch Stop
Check our address and opening hours, or call about today's sandwich choices before coming by.
Notes from Alder Street
Little Details Behind a Better Deli Lunch
Explore bread, fillings, toasted sandwiches, soup pairings, and choosing the right extras.
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Food & Stories
A Good Sandwich Starts with the Bread
Sourdough, rye, country bread, and multigrain give familiar deli fillings a different frame.
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Finding a Soup for Your Sandwich
Three eight-ounce soups offer creamy, brothy, and lentil-filled choices beside a deli lunch.
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Two Toasted Favorites, Two Different Bites
Compare the tangy layers of a Reuben with the melted cheeses in our sourdough toastie.
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A Deli Lunch with More Vegetables
Explore roasted vegetables, hummus, lentils, and small salads without overlooking dressings or cheese.
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Small Extras That Change a Deli Lunch
Pickles, chips, a cookie, or a lemon bar can give a familiar sandwich a different finish.
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Make Time for an Alder Street Lunch
Browse the menu, check the practical details, and settle into a straightforward neighborhood deli visit.
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Your Next Deli Lunch Starts Right Here
Talk to our counter team about hours, sandwich ingredients, or another practical question.
Contact our team to check opening hours, current menu details, and any practical arrangements before your visit.