Great place and much more reasonable in cost comparing to other high end deli's. Great to see all those young adults working and learning responsibily.

Great place and much more reasonable in cost comparing to other high end deli's. Great to see all those young adults working and learning responsibily.

The best thing about Heidi's is the bread, which is totally yummy. I was a bit put off by either an employee or the owner walking through the preparation area a few times with her...

The best thing about Heidi's is the bread, which is totally yummy. I was a bit put off by either an employee or the owner walking through the preparation area a few times with her baby dangling from her hip. Also, when the sandwich maker asked if I wanted chips or salad, and I said chips, she grabbed a bag of Cheetos out of the bin in front of her without asking me what type of chips I preferred. Guess it's a good thing I like Cheetos.

My first experince was not the greatest.  My husband and I waited in line for over 20 minutes just to order.  Once I ordered the young girl cut her hand slicing my bread. ...

My first experince was not the greatest.  My husband and I waited in line for over 20 minutes just to order.  Once I ordered the young girl cut her hand slicing my bread.  Someone else came in to help and rudely told the first girl she would not put my sandwich "on that type of bread".  After asking her if the had a better selection she did.  We finally sat down and I had a piece of bread that was approx. 3/4" think on one side and narrowed down to about 1/4 " thick.  Way too much bread on part of the sandwich and not enough on the other side.  The potatoe salad was very bland...tasted like they purchase it and do not make it themselves.  I love desserts so I had to try one of their cookies.  The chocolate chip cookie was very disappointing .  When I got the the register I asked if they had any without nuts and the lady told me I could "dig through their jar to look".  I did find one and after I pulled off the plastic wrap the cookie crumbled away.  Obviously not cooked fresh that day.  Both of our sandwiches were at best OK.  I did try the deli one more time (the first time they were still very new).  I was not impressed the second time either. 

I have been to Heidi's 4 times now and tried 3 different sandwiches (each one I've only tried once).  All of them were made on very fresh bread that is made on-site, not trucked in. ...

I have been to Heidi's 4 times now and tried 3 different sandwiches (each one I've only tried once).  All of them were made on very fresh bread that is made on-site, not trucked in.  Their service has always been very good and very friendly.

On my first visit, which I think was in early April (about a month or so after they opened), I tried the pastrami sandwich.  The sandwich was fresh, but the meat seemed a little bland.  It just needed a little bit of pepper or something.  But overall, the sandwich wasn't too bad.  I'll give that one another try.

On my second visit, I only had dessert.  I got an Ecolar (spelling???), which had a creme filling and choclate frosting.  This one's a little hard for me to explain, since it has been over a month since this visit and I've only had the Ecolar once.  To me, it tasted kinda similar to one of those creme-filled donuts you get at a donut shop, but the bread wasn't quite as soft.  I also had a piece of cherry pie, which was also pretty good.

The third time I went, I had a Chicken Parmesan sandwich, which is one of their hot sandwiches.  It had a little bit of marinara sauce.  The marinara was cold, so I asked them to heat it up a little.  Without problem, they took the sandwich and heated it for me.  This sandwich was very good and fresh, possibly my favorite one out of the 3 that I've tried.

On my 4th visit last Sunday, I decided to try their meatball sandwich (another hot sandwich), since I love meatball sandwiches.  This one was fresh, hot, and tasty, but had very little marinara.  I like mine with a good bit of marinara sauce, but not so much that it drips everywhere, though!  This time I also added a bag of California "Earthquake" potato chips for $0.69 extra, which is what they charge for their other chips, too.  I want to note this because the Earthquake chips come in a bag that is at least 3 or 4 times the size of their Lays and Sunchips counterparts.  These chips have a very unique and salty flavor to say the least.  I liked them.  These chips are available at other places, too, but this was the first time I've tried them.

I will definitely be coming back.  I also recommend this place to anyone who wants a good, fresh sandwich.