Rye Ridge Deli

Completely overpriced, more expensive than a new york city deli. I paid 19 bucks for a dry turkey club on a roll charging the same as a full wedge. The turkey is so dry.It's brittle never coming back they also charge 5 bucks for macaroons that taste like freezer burn. I threw everything out and went to Jersey Mike's down the street.

Pleasantly surprised and impressed!! We stumbled into this deli after looking at several other restaurants in the shopping center (the others didn’t have fresh brewed iced tea). When we walked in we thought it was a counter to go type deli. Once we found out they had real fresh brewed iced tea we decided to look at the menu and then we found out there’s booths and it’s an actual restaurant!!! My husband and I eat out for lunch & dinner every meal…. This place should be a 4.75 ⭐️ diner!!!! I’ve never had pancakes so delicious in my life. They came with REAL 100% PURE MAPLE syrup. The omelette I ordered had avocado, zucchini and mushrooms with egg whites…. It was so healthy and delicious!!! My husband ordered the hungry man breakfast and everything on his 2 plates was amazing.

Great place to get snacks, deli essentials, sandwich, coffee or dessert. It’s definitely priced really high compared to other delis but they do have some quality products. This is not a place to go for a $10 sandwich because they don’t have one but it’s really good. Honestly I think the pricing is just because it’s in Stamford right next to a Trader Joe’s. I think their portion size should be much larger for the price but either way it’s still a great place to grab a sandwich.

Went there for lunch and was shocked by their prices. For a basic wrap, fries and cup of coffee was`over $30 w/o tip! Their wrap for ~$17 includes nothing but a dab of cole slaw. If you want a small order of fries it is $9 and coffee is $4.50! This is outrageous! You would think that paying these prices you would get extraordinary food quality and portions but they turned out to be just typical or average. Prices need to come back to earth before I would go back.

I finally had the chance to try out Rye Ridge Deli after having it on my list for a while. The interior was clean, though it felt a bit cramped. On a positive note, the staff acknowledged me right away, and the ordering process was smooth and efficient. Unfortunately, the disappointment came when I received my order. I got a simple ham, egg, and cheese on a roll—and for the price, I expected something more impressive. At $6.99, plus a temporary egg surcharge of $1.00, my basic sandwich ended up costing $8.50. The only standout was the yellow American cheese (a nice change from the typical white American cheese here in CT). But overall, it didn’t feel worth the premium price tag. Feeling unsatisfied, I went back to my go-to spot, Liz Sue Bagels, for the same exact sandwich and a buttered