Submitted by cjjams_ t3_zzgf32 in newjersey

Just moved to Sparta, NJ from Jersey City where we were previously very spoiled with access to wonderful delis (ie: Fiore’s, Canngiannos, Vito’s). Can anyone recommend some good delis within 10-15 minute radius of Sparta? Bonus points if they make amazing turkey sandwiches- love a good turkey sandwich.

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Ulstra t1_j2bt4e5 wrote

can't speak to delis but, hamburg hot bagel in hamburg makes the best THEC and bagels anywhere in the state

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gahgahdoll t1_j2btry5 wrote

It ain't much- I recommend Cranberry Market and Deli in Byram. It's 14 minutes from Sparta. There are a handful of decent restaurants in Sparta, but there isn't a good deli. La Vita is good but they don't do turkey. If you find one, will you let us know?

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Ckc1972 t1_j2buj2z wrote

If you are ok with driving a bit, Sergio & Co. in Denville has good Italian deli stuff

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EwokStomper t1_j2c39se wrote

Hayeks in Newton is killer, but kind of a drive depending on what part of Sparta. Bagel Station on rt 15 has good sandwiches and killer bagels of you're not looking for cold cuts by the pound. They'd probably do it tho.

G&S deli in Newton and Andover are FIRE. If you want good bread and pastries, and want to make the drive, try the Yellow Cottage in Branchville. If you make the drive to Branchville get a bagel at Firehouse. IMO best bagel out there but I'm definitely biased

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ruhungry t1_j2c7b0c wrote

Hayek’s for sandwiches, Hamburg Hot Bagels and Bagel Tree for bagels/etc.

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mjdlight t1_j2dtts7 wrote

When I moved to Vernon, I thought I was going to have to give up good bagels forever. How wrong I was -- Hamburg Hot Bagels is REMARKABLE. And Akeef, the owner, is hilarious.

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if_only_only_if t1_j2ej8io wrote

As a transplant from Morris/Bergen county I will say it depends on what you are looking for. For a good Italian deli I agree with the other comment that Sergio’s in Denville slaps. If you want an all around hot spot G&S is awesome. The one on 206 in Andover is newer and definitely has the better staff. It’s usually run by the sons, and you can taste the difference. The one in Newton is good, but looks really run down.

I disagree with the Hayeks comments simply because I get sick 9 out of 10 times there. The fried chicken and potato wedges are awesome but I hate having to ask them to clean the knife between sandwiches 🤢 they act like it’s the market basket, and it’s definitely not. I keep thinking it’s going to be different every time I go, and it’s not.

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