Bread Breakers Deli

A cozy corner shop. Walking in it is clear that they routinly clean. I was greeted by the cashier who provided excellent service and answered all my questions. They do cook the halal meat on separate grill. The food portion was average for the price and quality. I got the Wagy Madame. I will definitely come back to try the other items.

Delicious corner spot in one of the busier strip malls in Brea. The smell of fresh baked bread welcomed us- reminding me of walking into Subway during the 90's haha. The turkey BLTA was pretty decent and well toasted with a generously amount of avocado. But the big win was the tuna melt. It was probably one of the better tuna melts I've had. Friendly service here too. One of the workers said they may be rebranding to another type of cuisine soon- but I do hope they can somehow retain a few of their sandwiches on the new menu.

We wanted sandwiches. We went with their popular sandwiches which were Wagyu Pastrami and Roast Beef. The Wagyu was juicy, tender and flavorful. Roast Beef wasn't too bad either. The Wagyu is pricey. If the owner lower the price on the Wagyu, I would probably have it weekly. We spoke with the nice server/cook and he said they are transitioning to selling tacos and sandwiches along with chips and drinks only. We are going to have to come back and try out the tacos. The place was cozy and clean with 4 tables. Plenty of parking. Overall, we enjoyed the sandwiches. We will be back. Go give them a try.

We ordered two sandwiches for pickup: an Italian Prosciutto Melt and a Spicy Soprano. The total came to $40.92, with no sides included. While they were ready on time, the sandwiches were a major letdown--dry, bland, and completely lacking flavor.I always try to support small businesses, but at these prices, I expected much better quality. Unfortunately, I can't justify coming back.

We placed an order online and staff had it ready when we arrived. Unfortunately, it was disgusting. I ordered the BBQ Turkey melt sandwich and it looked and tasted like random things that you might make a sandwich out of when you *really* need to go grocery shopping. The whole thing was sickly sweet with cheap bbq sauce, vaguely warm in some places and freezing in others, and definitely not a melt. My boyfriend liked his sandwich slightly better, and it was more visually appealing, but he said it was just kind of bland. There is a decent amount of seating, and the standard leaf-and-neon wall that every independent shop has now. Lots of parking too, though the lot is very busy!

First time at this spot. Staff is friendly, cozy little spot in the corner for the plaza. I ordered the wagyu pastrami sandwich, and I am having a hard time figuring out why it's priced over $20 bucks for the few slices given. The taste was good but pastrami was on the tough side which was disappointing.

My wife and I were in the area because we always are and we are very big fans of a good sandwich. My wife pulled this place up and we thought we would go ahead and give it a shot and I can definitely say I am impressed.The hours that we had was the soprano and it was nothing short of spectacular. They give you a very good portion size and I'm a big guy. I'm 64 270 pounds. And so I do like to have my food that has a good portion and they were very very good. I like that they are not stingy with all of their sauces and I didn't get to try all of them but the balsamic vinegar that I got to try it was phenomenal. It's very nice inside and given that it's summertime if you want to eat inside it feels very nice and it's very cozy. Almost feels like you're eating a sandwich at home. Julian was helping us and he was good, super informative and I really appreciate his service This place overall was a 10 out of 10 I would highly recommend

So the vegan sourdough sandwich!!! Love the crispy toasted bread and the hummus. I've gone there twice in one week!

I've been here a few times, and each time I tend to get the same thing, the chicken pesto sandwich. It's delicious, but this time I wanted to switch things up so I got the tri tip sandwich , and I was a little let down. The meat in my sandwich had so much fat that I had to spit it out and the sandwich was not cut in half. This sandwich was so messy to eat, but it was so tasty. I wanted to leave 3 stars because eating the sandwich was not enjoyable (because of the mess and the fat) but the flavor packed sandwich was just so good. I think for the cost of the sandwich it is a bit over priced, and I wish it was a bit more affordable because for $22 you don't even get a side, or a cut sandwich. The service was great and the lady who rang me up did a great job of recommending the tri tip.

I've had this spot on my radar ever since they opened up and was not disappointed from their reviews and pictures posted. I finally got the opportunity to try this place out this past Friday and I was pleasantly surprised.I got there just before 11 AM and I was the only person in there at the time. Once I put my order in, the lady working was very pleasant to talk to and she struck up a conversation with me. We talked about various topics and brought up that her brother actually owns this joint along with another shop nearby that I absolutely loved, La Carniceria Wagyu. It made sense because they share menu items including their wagyu pastrami sandwich. That got me super excited because I knew they use fresh, quality ingredients.I ordered their Prime Ribeye Cheesesteak Sandwich for myself and I was amazed by how flavorful everything was. I loved the little kick from the spicy Italian relish. Everything worked so well together and the little side salad included with their balsamic vinaigrette was absolutely delicious!100% recommended. I will definitely be back again to try more of their offerings!