Ray's Deli - Seattle
Ray's Deli
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The menu of Ray's Deli from Seattle contains about 45 different courses and drinks. On average you pay about $9.1 for a dish / drink.
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Was Sherry B at Ray's Deli a mag?
If you work in the Columbia tower and need a fast and good breakfast, then definitely go here! Specialtys next door will have you waiting for at least 5-10 minutes. Rays is in and out and delicious. Friendly staff, good food. Nice little place tucked away in the corner of the food court. View all feedback.
What Grace M dislikes about Ray's Deli:
This restaurant is truly disappointing. I genuinely wonder how it's still in business and how they manage to afford their rent. The tomato basil soup was absolutely terrible; I should have taken a photo of it because its texture and appearance immediately made me realize that if I took another bite, I would likely end up feeling very ill. The toasted turkey sandwich was a complete letdown and poorly made. If I wanted... View all feedback.
This restaurant is truly disappointing. I genuinely wonder how it's still in business and how they manage to afford their rent. The tomato basil soup was absolutely terrible; I should have taken a photo of it because its texture and appearance immediately made me realize that if I took another bite, I would likely end up feeling very ill. The toasted turkey sandwich was a complete letdown and poorly made. If I wanted to waste $15, I would at least have chosen one of the nice restrooms in Columbia Tower to do so, rather than risking my health by eating here.
A Reuben that isn’t grilled? No, thank you! I stopped by Ray's when I saw that the special of the day was a Reuben—my favorite sandwich. I've tried them all over the country, but this was the first (and only) time I encountered one on toasted rye. That’s like serving a grilled cheese on plain toast; it simply isn’t right. I gave the place 2 stars because the sandwich tasted fine, but it just didn’t have the essence of a true Reuben.
I ordered what was advertised as a Philly cheesesteak sandwich, but it definitely didn't meet my expectations. A picture is worth a thousand words, and as you can see, this is not what you'd expect from a true Philly cheesesteak.
First visit to Ray's today, based on other reviews. I agree with others that the food was pretty good, quick and decent value. But a couple of oddities: I tried to order a Veggie toasted sandwich...nope, they were all out (how do you run out of all veggies? . Also, they put their sandwiches in plastic containers and then hand them to you in a plastic bag. Why not just wrap them in paper? Both are then compostable and better for the environment.
Awesome little mom and pop deli in the Columbia Tower next to Specialties. This is the owner. He's really nice. I've been coming here for breakfast samiches for years. Sausage Bacon Egg Cheese on an everything bagel is $5.50. Credit cards accepted over $4. The owner and his son both work here and maybe other family too. Buy Local! Thanks for breakfast! I work several blocks away and I love this place. I've worked downtown for 7 years. They Have a great selection for lunch sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches. You might want to get there before eight in the morning in order to get the bagels. This is a way better deal than specialties. Enjoy!
Menu
Soup + Salads
Ray's Seafood Combo Salad$17.9Bites
Oregon Coast Albacore Tuna$12.9Full Plates
Spice Rubbed Top Sirloin$19.8Chicken Marsala Fettuccini$18.8Chatham Strait Sablefish In Sake Kasu$26.8Kids Dessert
Kid's Sundae Or Scoop Of Sorbet$2.5
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